October 5 2026

Adam K: I am recording the microphone.

Adam K: How are you?

Aaron: Good.

Adam K: Good. Grizzly man.

Aaron: I'm alive.

Adam K: Yeah. How was Yellowstone?

Aaron: Um, it was good.

Aaron: It was, uh.

Aaron: I learned a lot, mostly about

Aaron: the Chinese, which I didn't

Aaron: know.

Aaron: That's what you learn about Yellowstone, but that is.

Adam K: Everyone knows that.

Aaron: Yeah. Um, there we encountered this herd of bison.

Aaron: There are a lot of herds of bison, but this one was in the

Aaron: middle of the road.

Aaron: And whenever there are any animal sightings in Yellowstone,

Aaron: you know it because people pull off the shoulder and they like,

Aaron: you know, little crowd forms.

Aaron: And so a lot of times how you kind of find the animals.

Aaron: Well, this one, the Bisons were just in the middle of the road.

Aaron: So you had no, you know, thing you could only stop.

Aaron: So anyway, stop there and admiring this bison.

Aaron: It's majestic.

Aaron: Everyone's oohing and aahing and

Aaron: all of a sudden, this Chinese

Aaron: man with his phone walks into

Aaron: the middle of the herd and he's

Aaron: recording with his phone like in

Aaron: front of his face, like you

Aaron: would imagine.

Aaron: And everyone was just like, oh my God, like, you know, and they

Aaron: were like little baby bisons around and the big, you know,

Aaron: like bull bisons.

Aaron: So they start surrounding him

Aaron: and huffing and he's just

Aaron: recording.

Aaron: And every time one of them

Aaron: huffs, he spins to the one

Aaron: that's huffing and records that

Aaron: one like, like it's a cop or

Aaron: something.

Aaron: And he's about to get taken down.

Aaron: So there's this, uh, some guy in a huge lifted Chevy.

Aaron: He yells out to the Chinese guy.

Aaron: He goes, hey, I don't think he likes you doing that.

Aaron: And the Chinese guy just looked at him like, and he didn't know

Aaron: what he was saying.

Aaron: And so he just kept filming.

Aaron: And so everyone starts filming

Aaron: the Chinese guy because they're

Aaron: like, oh, we're gonna see

Aaron: someone get launched into the

Aaron: air.

Aaron: And he just kept filming and filming and, and the bison kept

Aaron: moving closer and closer and huffing and like, moving their

Aaron: stomping their paws and stuff.

Aaron: And then because he was so still and was filming the entire time,

Aaron: the bison just gave up and the whole herd moved off the road

Aaron: and left, and he stayed in the middle of the road filming them

Aaron: as they left.

Adam K: Wow.

Aaron: And so I was like, all right.

Aaron: And then traffic kept moving.

Aaron: But, um,

Adam K: Do

Aaron: very

Adam K: you

Aaron: impressed.

Adam K: think that's a that's just a symptom of social media.

Adam K: And like, life doesn't feel real anymore because we're just

Adam K: viewing it through our phones.

Adam K: So we just feel safe when

Adam K: insane, dangerous moments like

Adam K: that happen?

Adam K: Or have we just always been like that as humans?

Aaron: No, I well, maybe both, but I imagine it's, it's like the same

Aaron: thing with a concert.

Aaron: You know, it's like he's like

Aaron: looking at this bison through

Aaron: his phone.

Aaron: He's like, oh man, I can't wait to see a bison in real life.

Aaron: And,

Adam K: Right.

Aaron: and it's right there.

Aaron: And, uh, he didn't, I guess,

Aaron: read the signs about like

Aaron: probably every ten feet in

Aaron: Yellowstone.

Aaron: It says people were killed by bison last year.

Aaron: Do not approach.

Aaron: And it says to keep a distance of at least fifty to seventy

Aaron: five yards from a bison.

Aaron: And I'll I'll get this video to you.

Aaron: He is five feet from these bison.

Aaron: And they surround him and he.

Aaron: And like his family, was

Aaron: watching him and I, as soon as

Aaron: his family.

Aaron: There's like a a woman with a child looking at him concerned.

Aaron: But they were like she was

Aaron: yelling something at him in, in

Aaron: Mandarin.

Aaron: And he was like using his other

Aaron: hand to kind of like wave her

Aaron: off, be like, stop interrupting

Aaron: the filming.

Adam K: Don't

Aaron: It was.

Adam K: take this moment from me, woman.

Aaron: Yeah. And she's like, about to watch her husband be killed.

Aaron: And he's like, this is going to be great for weeaboo, you know?

Aaron: Um, but

Adam K: The government's

Aaron: yeah,

Adam K: going to love this footage.

Aaron: and then I had my own encounter with a moose, which.

Adam K: Oh, yeah.

Adam K: Was it a moose?

Adam K: Bull Moose.

Adam K: Would you say it was?

Aaron: So we were going up the trail.

Aaron: This is like a fifteen mile hike

Aaron: into the mountains, the Grand

Aaron: Tetons, Tetons.

Aaron: And, uh, as we're going up,

Aaron: we're probably about a half a

Aaron: mile from the this place called

Aaron: Lake Solitude.

Aaron: And we see probably three or four people and they're peering

Aaron: into this little clearing.

Aaron: And I was like, oh, what are y'all looking at?

Aaron: And probably about forty feet away, uh, is this mama moose and

Aaron: a baby moose?

Aaron: And they're just like in the grass having a good time.

Aaron: Enormous.

Aaron: And I was like, ah.

Aaron: And I look and I'm like, oh, wait, that's the baby.

Aaron: And mama.

Aaron: And I asked them, where's Papa?

Aaron: And they're just kind of like, they're still there filming with

Aaron: their phones too.

Aaron: And they just kind of like shrug.

Aaron: And I'm like, I tell Mika, I'm like, let's get out of here.

Aaron: So I go up to Lake Solitude.

Aaron: Uh, eat there as we're coming back.

Aaron: You know, this is like late afternoon sunsets and forty and

Aaron: about an hour, and we've got to get off this trail.

Aaron: We got a, you know, a lot of

Aaron: miles to cover through

Aaron: wilderness.

Aaron: So but as we're coming back to that spot where the moose were,

Aaron: I'm like keeping my eyes open because I'm like, any time you

Aaron: see where an animal was, they probably will be around there

Aaron: later in the day.

Aaron: It's just how it is.

Aaron: So we're coming down the path

Aaron: and as we turn this corner, the

Aaron: mama and baby moose are on the

Aaron: path.

Aaron: And it's not like it's just

Aaron: woods and you can go around or

Aaron: whatever.

Aaron: It's like we had a mountain behind us, and then we had just

Aaron: dense forest or off the trail.

Aaron: So we're like, fuck.

Aaron: So I'm like, okay, let's go up a

Aaron: little bit into the into the

Aaron: rough stuff, you know, like

Aaron: twenty feet or so and try and

Aaron: get around them as I move closer

Aaron: to them and try to go around the

Aaron: rough stuff.

Aaron: The baby moose looks up at me and they're probably about ten

Aaron: or fifteen feet away.

Aaron: The baby moose looks up and goes, ah!

Aaron: And then the momma goes, ooh!

Aaron: And I was like, huh?

Aaron: And forty feet away, the bull comes up out of the grass.

Adam K: Uh.

Aaron: And I don't know if you've ever

Aaron: seen a bull moose in real life,

Aaron: I hadn't.

Aaron: They are very tall

Adam K: Yeah.

Aaron: and they're huge.

Adam K: They make horses look small.

Aaron: They make horses look very small.

Aaron: This bull stands up and he looks

Aaron: at me and he starts hitting his

Aaron: antlers against the tree and

Aaron: huffing.

Aaron: And the baby starts crying more.

Aaron: And so the bull charges forward.

Aaron: And so I me, Mika, we haul ass backwards.

Aaron: I had my bear spray out and we

Aaron: run, you know, thirty or forty

Aaron: feet backwards and hide behind a

Aaron: tree.

Aaron: And the bull just stands in the middle of the trail waiting for

Aaron: us while the mama and baby moved up the embankment a little bit

Aaron: into the foliage.

Aaron: So he's standing there for like,

Aaron: I don't know, it's five or ten

Aaron: minutes.

Aaron: We're trying to figure out what

Aaron: to do because the sun's going to

Aaron: set.

Aaron: We need to get out of there and there's no other path.

Aaron: So some, some, uh, two or three

Aaron: people come up from behind us

Aaron: and they're, they're like from,

Aaron: I don't know, it's like Irish

Aaron: type people.

Aaron: Um, and they're like, what's going on?

Aaron: I'm like, well, there's a bull in the path up there and he's

Aaron: protecting his mom and baby.

Aaron: And they're like, let's go around.

Aaron: And I'm like, well, the way to go around is in their little

Aaron: nesting area over there.

Aaron: And that's what I'm trying to figure out if we should do that.

Aaron: And they're like, yeah, that'll be fine.

Adam K: Oh, boy.

Aaron: And so I'm like, I let them go a

Aaron: little bit, maybe twenty feet

Aaron: away.

Aaron: And I was like, if the bull comes, they'll get it first.

Aaron: I'll save them.

Aaron: You know, obviously I'll drag

Aaron: their what I can of what's left

Aaron: of them back, but let them go

Aaron: forward.

Aaron: So we charge through this like foliage and stuff and the bulls

Aaron: huffing and puffing and we go this long way around And then

Aaron: we're like, oh, we cleared it.

Aaron: And then we're like, where the fuck is the path?

Aaron: And so we start trying to figure out, you know, by like the sun

Aaron: and the river, how to get back onto this trail.

Aaron: And, uh, yeah, it was, uh, it was a lively.

Adam K: So the story ends with you trying to find

Aaron: I

Adam K: your

Aaron: was

Adam K: way

Aaron: killed.

Adam K: back.

Adam K: You, the Irish people were gone.

Adam K: Just potatoes and Jameson leftover.

Aaron: The story ends with me trying to

Aaron: clean out my shorts later that

Aaron: night.

Aaron: But

Adam K: It's.

Aaron: yeah, it.

Adam K: So you found your way back, I assume.

Aaron: He did,

Adam K: Okay.

Aaron: and, uh, had to rush.

Aaron: And now my calf is very beat up and my foot is very beat up and

Adam K: Yeah.

Aaron: feeling old.

Aaron: But it was good.

Aaron: I saw a grizzly bear.

Adam K: Damn. Wow.

Aaron: Yeah.

Adam K: You. You are making me want to go to Wyoming and never go to

Adam K: Wyoming or go to Yellowstone.

Aaron: Oh, no. We gotta go.

Aaron: I already figured out the

Aaron: motorcycle trip and where we're

Aaron: going to stay and all this

Aaron: stuff.

Aaron: I'll have to share

Adam K: Are

Aaron: that

Adam K: we?

Aaron: with

Adam K: Are we

Aaron: you.

Adam K: doing this for your fortieth instead of mine?

Aaron: Uh, well, unless you have a time

Aaron: machine, we're not doing it for

Aaron: yours, so.

Adam K: It

Aaron: Piece of shit.

Adam K: I can I can live in different like I in my head.

Adam K: I'm still forty.

Aaron: You sound like a drunk like LA housewife.

Adam K: I think I think I'm getting sick, but yes.

Adam K: Uh.

Aaron: You know, in my head, I'm still forty.

Adam K: You know.

Aaron: And really, if you count the

Aaron: average of my different body

Aaron: parts.

Aaron: Uh, my tits are ten years old.

Adam K: Look.

Aaron: My face is five.

Aaron: So really, I'm twenty one.

Adam K: Physically, I'm an even forty seven, but mentally I'm still

Adam K: like twenty five.

Aaron: That's generous.

Adam K: Um, I'm

Aaron: Anyway,

Adam K: like a.

Aaron: the motorcycle trip.

Aaron: I know we're going to stay.

Aaron: It's going to be Yellowstone, uh, in for part of it.

Aaron: Jackson Lake in for part of it.

Aaron: And, uh, yeah, we're going to go

Aaron: between Yellowstone and the

Aaron: Grand Tetons.

Aaron: And the roads are nice and it's, uh, beautiful.

Aaron: And because when there is

Aaron: traffic that backs up because

Aaron: they're like looking at things,

Aaron: we can lane split and go around

Aaron: it.

Adam K: It's. It's allowed there.

Aaron: I don't know, but that's

Adam K: Oh,

Aaron: what we'll do.

Adam K: I know that's something you have to be on the lookout for when

Adam K: doing road trips.

Adam K: When crossing state lines, people will go from LA to Vegas,

Adam K: and as soon as you cross the line, they'll lane split and

Adam K: they'll get pulled over because I can't do that here.

Adam K: Um,

Aaron: Oh, yeah.

Adam K: which is such a stupid way to get pulled over, uh, especially

Adam K: to get pulled over by a car because theoretically you should

Adam K: be able to get away.

Aaron: Yeah, yeah.

Aaron: I've seen a lot of good chases

Aaron: with motorcycles and cars that

Aaron: end well.

Adam K: They always end well.

Adam K: And what's great is they have no way of recording you or tracking

Adam K: your license plate or finding out who you are.

Aaron: Yeah, right.

Aaron: I told you before, but my

Aaron: motorcycle instructor, you know,

Aaron: he'd start every lesson with,

Aaron: like, a hip story from his

Aaron: rebellious youth.

Aaron: And it always started with him running from the police and how

Aaron: he would how he'd juke them and go, you know, and hide under

Aaron: some overpass or in some neighborhood while the

Aaron: helicopter came out and stuff.

Aaron: And he's like, all right, now

Aaron: we're going to talk about

Aaron: signaling.

Aaron: You're like, okay.

Adam K: Can't do that anymore.

Adam K: I mean, they caught Luigi with a McDonald's kiosk camera.

Aaron: Yeah.

Adam K: You know, that's plugged into

Adam K: Palantir's flock network or

Adam K: whatever.

Adam K: Just it's just not worth it to break the law anymore.

Adam K: Big brother one just watch TikTok and call it a day.

Aaron: Now

Adam K: So.

Aaron: I always see, I see it from like the past is prologue Right now,

Aaron: we can break laws in ways that you won't be able to in twenty

Aaron: years, and people in twenty years will be like God.

Aaron: You remember when you could just like go across a state line and

Aaron: you, you know, and no one would know and blah, blah, blah.

Aaron: Like that's what you'll be

Aaron: yearning for the crimes we can

Aaron: commit now.

Aaron: So do

Adam K: What

Aaron: it while

Adam K: what

Aaron: you can.

Adam K: what crime can you commit?

Adam K: I mean, you can't even like, you know, do the play dumb and be

Adam K: like, oh, I didn't know.

Adam K: I didn't scan the avocados when I was doing self-checkout.

Adam K: Oops.

Adam K: They like a camera replay shows you not scanning it.

Aaron: I'd say probably, you know, if

Aaron: you're having a, you know, a

Aaron: nice, a little beer and driving

Aaron: around, I think eventually, uh,

Aaron: with cameras and cars, you're

Aaron: not even going to be able to do

Aaron: that.

Aaron: Hello?

Adam K: You're talking about driving drunk.

Aaron: Uh, no. I say in theory,

Adam K: Oh,

Aaron: you couldn't do that.

Aaron: Um,

Adam K: I

Aaron: but

Adam K: don't know.

Aaron: that's not a good example.

Aaron: Uh, there, uh, I'll think of some examples later because you

Aaron: don't, you know, you don't obviously want to give up the

Aaron: farm and, and say what crimes you can commit, um, in

Adam K: I guess

Aaron: a recording.

Adam K: I still do.

Aaron: But

Adam K: Thought crime for now.

Aaron: yeah, that's another thing.

Aaron: Yeah. You can think about committing crimes.

Adam K: MM. I can just go into my my little mind palace and think of

Adam K: all the the buildings I want to spray paint and, uh, all the

Adam K: parking I don't want to pay for.

Aaron: Mhm.

Adam K: I mean, yeah, you're just it's was it the the USPS trucks now

Adam K: have cameras on it.

Adam K: There's going to be Amazon drones everywhere.

Adam K: There's a flock camera in your toilet.

Adam K: Like you just you can't

Aaron: It'll

Adam K: do

Aaron: be

Adam K: anything.

Aaron: harder to cheat on your taxes.

Aaron: I that's in one

Adam K: That's

Aaron: like.

Adam K: always been like impossible though.

Adam K: They know.

Adam K: They know everything.

Aaron: No, no, they don't,

Adam K: Okay.

Aaron: they don't.

Aaron: Um, and ignore my dad's arrests.

Aaron: I'm talking about myself here.

Adam K: I mean, you just.

Adam K: The best way to cheat on your taxes is to be rich.

Aaron: Yeah. Well,

Adam K: That's

Aaron: yes.

Adam K: really it.

Adam K: Yeah, that's that's the cheat code.

Adam K: It's.

Adam K: I make so much money I don't have to pay anymore,

Aaron: My

Adam K: I.

Aaron: buddy Andrew is a a a IRS marshal.

Aaron: He,

Adam K: MM.

Aaron: like, carries a gun and stuff, and

Adam K: Okay.

Aaron: he always like he's he.

Aaron: His division is for white collar tax evaders and stuff.

Aaron: And he's always like, yeah, it's funny whenever, you know,

Aaron: conservatives rail against funding for the IRS because when

Aaron: they cut IRS funding, it means we just have to focus on non

Aaron: white collar people.

Aaron: And we just have to focus on the, on auditing the, the types

Aaron: of people who want IRS defunded.

Aaron: So.

Adam K: Right.

Adam K: The guy making thirty thousand dollars a year.

Aaron: Yeah.

Adam K: Yeah.

Aaron: Who, who claims his bathroom as an office.

Aaron: He's

Adam K: I

Aaron: like,

Adam K: guess

Aaron: I spend

Adam K: I could.

Aaron: two hours in there a day thinking.

Adam K: Yeah. Well, I'm working on my my tax write off right now.

Adam K: I'm building a little home theater PC.

Adam K: And because usually they always ask like, did you, you know, buy

Adam K: a new computer this year?

Adam K: And it's like, technically yes.

Aaron: Mhm.

Adam K: Uh, the

Aaron: See,

Adam K: part.

Aaron: look,

Adam K: Yeah.

Aaron: it'll be harder to do what you're.

Aaron: I assume what you're doing in the future.

Adam K: Uh, I'm just trying to I've, I've had an Xbox in my living

Adam K: room since pre pandemic and it's been turned on three times.

Adam K: It's basically a glorified Blu ray player, except.

Aaron: It's the original or three sixty or something.

Adam K: Uh, it's a one.

Adam K: I mean, tell me if this makes

Adam K: any if this means anything to

Adam K: you.

Adam K: It's an Xbox One Series S.

Aaron: Uh, was there a series A through R?

Adam K: Wait, is that right?

Adam K: I don't know, maybe it's a series X, not an S because

Aaron: Okay.

Adam K: I forget.

Adam K: I I.

Aaron: Is that the one that came with Mountain Dew?

Adam K: They all come with Mountain Dew.

Adam K: This

Aaron: Oh.

Adam K: one has a Gears of War logo on it.

Adam K: It's very heavy and it's fallen a couple times, but it makes a

Adam K: dumb noise when you turn it on.

Adam K: Uh, I just, I haven't.

Aaron: I bet if you open that thing up, there's just some weight in it.

Adam K: MM. It might just be a. Actually, that's not a bad idea.

Adam K: I can maybe shuck the hard drive

Adam K: out of it, get some use out of

Adam K: it.

Aaron: Yeah. Isn't it just a regular hard drive?

Adam K: Might be a terabyte, but yeah.

Adam K: Yeah.

Adam K: It's probably like a three point five like standard.

Adam K: I don't know.

Adam K: Unnecessary for what I'm doing.

Adam K: I'm just I gutted my my Johns bonus, which is this you you saw

Adam K: it at one time.

Adam K: Just this giant computer with like a wood plate on the side.

Aaron: Uh. Huh.

Adam K: And I'm putting it into a mini PC.

Adam K: Except I'm using parts from twenty twenty, essentially.

Adam K: So I have to buy a mini motherboard that fits with that

Adam K: Intel chip, and the only place I can really find them is China.

Adam K: And I got a message from them

Adam K: this morning being like, it

Adam K: works.

Adam K: We're sending it to you.

Adam K: It'll be here in a month.

Aaron: Uh,

Adam K: Yeah.

Aaron: if it gets here.

Adam K: Uh it should.

Adam K: I've gotten a plenty of TMU orders.

Adam K: Either way, that's going to be

Adam K: my tax write off, and I hope I

Adam K: can also say the time lost that

Adam K: I've had for a computer I don't

Adam K: really need.

Aaron: Yeah. No, it should be fine.

Adam K: HMM.

Aaron: Um. Uh, yeah.

Aaron: You'll be seeing my friend Andrew soon.

Adam K: Let's see that.

Adam K: PC no, no, no, this doesn't qualify.

Adam K: This is far too sad to be a new PC.

Aaron: They just shoot it.

Aaron: That's what they do.

Adam K: Let's put this Frankenstein garbage out of its misery.

Adam K: You should have been here last

Adam K: week, Duff and I, all we talked

Adam K: about was Linux, and it was

Adam K: enthralling.

Aaron: God, he's done that to me.

Aaron: And I just walk out of the room and

Adam K: Mentally

Aaron: I'm like, I gotta

Adam K: and

Aaron: go to

Adam K: physically.

Aaron: the bathroom.

Adam K: Yeah.

Aaron: And then I my start my car and I drive off.

Adam K: How did you guys become friends?

Adam K: You're so different.

Aaron: But that's, there's bonding in the differences.

Aaron: To be fair, I think Duff, his,

Aaron: um, his brain chemistry has

Aaron: changed over the last twenty

Aaron: years.

Aaron: Like, you know, he's, he's got into Linux and libertarianism

Aaron: and all these things.

Aaron: I assume it's from living in

Aaron: Houston too long and, and

Aaron: chemicals.

Aaron: Um, but he's got a heart of gold and he's a good man.

Adam K: Yeah.

Aaron: And, uh, you know, I can call on him and he'll show up every time

Aaron: like he did last week.

Aaron: Except I didn't call him.

Aaron: You called him?

Adam K: That's true.

Adam K: And he, we we learned a valuable

Adam K: lesson about time zones and

Adam K: Microphones and everything in

Adam K: between.

Adam K: And fatherhood.

Aaron: Oh, yeah.

Adam K: Yeah.

Aaron: Yeah. He's got a baby that, um.

Aaron: Yeah, it'll respect him now, but, you know, in twelve years I

Aaron: can just, uh.

Aaron: And his wife is is going is

Aaron: great, but she's going to make

Aaron: sure that that baby has like

Aaron: solid fundamentals and all these

Aaron: things.

Aaron: So I told Duff was like, be prepared in about twelve years

Aaron: for a child to look at you and go, who are you?

Aaron: You're not my father.

Aaron: And, uh, you know, and don't

Aaron: take it personally, is what I

Aaron: told him.

Adam K: Every father's dream.

Adam K: Um, so this motorcycle trip, because

Aaron: Yeah.

Adam K: I, I talked to him about that.

Adam K: How?

Adam K: Because he was on it was my, my short list, which was actually

Adam K: just you and dove because you had told me he had ridden bikes

Adam K: of the past.

Adam K: Um, for this Wyoming trip you want to do?

Adam K: How?

Adam K: How many people deep do you want this?

Adam K: You want

Aaron: I

Adam K: a

Aaron: mean,

Adam K: gang or you

Aaron: a

Adam K: want to keep

Aaron: gang

Adam K: it to.

Aaron: would be amazing.

Adam K: Yeah.

Aaron: The gangs I saw were fucking

Aaron: pussies when I was their leather

Aaron: jackets and big Harleys and

Aaron: stuff like.

Aaron: No, no, we'll be on ktms wearing thongs.

Aaron: We'll be a real gang.

Adam K: Cfmoto is the hot one right now.

Adam K: That's

Aaron: We'll

Adam K: the.

Aaron: be on Moto Guzzi with gimp suits.

Adam K: Going to be on my Royal Enfield.

Adam K: Uh,

Aaron: Yeah.

Adam K: well, because my thought was, of course, trying to be practical.

Adam K: It's like, well, yeah, I'll just ride a bike out there.

Adam K: That's stupid.

Aaron: Yeah.

Adam K: Uh, it makes more sense to fly in with the millions of dollars.

Adam K: I have

Aaron: Yeah.

Adam K: to buy a flight and then rent a motorcycle there.

Adam K: And so I looked around.

Adam K: There's only two places you could rent.

Adam K: So one place is all Harley's.

Adam K: That's all you can rent.

Adam K: Which is fine, if that's what you want to do.

Adam K: I support your decisions in life.

Adam K: And the other one only has like, it's not even an Africa twin.

Adam K: It's it, it was a I think it's

Adam K: like a KTM something or another

Adam K: cfmoto off road bike and then

Adam K: another adventure bike and that

Adam K: was it.

Adam K: They only have two.

Adam K: So that's kind of like what you're limited to.

Adam K: Unless I'm just I got to look beyond Google, maybe use their

Adam K: local yellow pages or something.

Aaron: There, there's a second option or third.

Aaron: I don't know what number we're

Aaron: on, but you could trailer a

Aaron: couple bikes, drive up to

Aaron: Wyoming.

Aaron: Takes two days, three days, however long it takes.

Aaron: Um, and you bring your own bikes.

Adam K: Yeah.

Aaron: Not necessarily bikes you own,

Aaron: but you could rent the I mean,

Aaron: it's another four days of

Aaron: rental, but renting bikes isn't

Aaron: crazy expensive,

Adam K: Yeah.

Aaron: but that way you could open up your options and you could have

Aaron: a BMW with saddlebags, you

Adam K: Mhm.

Aaron: know, or something like that, as

Aaron: opposed to their fucking junk up

Aaron: there.

Aaron: But

Adam K: What is it like a GPS or whatever

Aaron: yeah,

Adam K: Something.

Aaron: I'm not riding a Harley, so.

Adam K: Nor should you.

Aaron: Yeah.

Adam K: Yeah. Um, I told this to Duff

Adam K: last week, but I went to a

Adam K: Harley dealership to try to sell

Adam K: my bike, and they very, very low

Adam K: balled me as they do, um, citing

Adam K: that they would need to put new

Adam K: tires on.

Adam K: I was like, oh, shit, do I need new tires?

Adam K: And said, oh no, we would just put new ones on.

Adam K: But

Aaron: Okay.

Adam K: okay, so you

Aaron: They're

Adam K: don't.

Aaron: doing that too, because, like, they know they can't sell it.

Adam K: I look, I there's a guy who I

Adam K: think works for Ice who messaged

Adam K: me, I got one potential scammer

Adam K: on

Aaron: Oh, no, I'm

Adam K: on

Aaron: not saying

Adam K: cycle

Aaron: your bike

Adam K: trader.

Aaron: is bad.

Aaron: I'm saying Harley, they're.

Aaron: No one's going Harley dealership to go buy your bike.

Adam K: Potentially. Well, because I

Adam K: went there to test ride a

Adam K: Indian.

Adam K: FTR.

Aaron: Oh, they have other things besides Harley's.

Adam K: That's why I went there.

Adam K: Well,

Aaron: Okay.

Adam K: part first it was, well, it's a local dealer.

Adam K: Let's see what they'll they'll give me.

Adam K: They have to look at it.

Adam K: I'm like, well, while I'm here too, I'll, I'll test NFT and it

Adam K: is a fun bike.

Adam K: I if you are looking, I highly recommend you.

Adam K: You give it a test drive if you can.

Adam K: They're not making them anymore.

Adam K: Unfortunately, they discontinued in twenty twenty four, but it is

Adam K: a it's an Indian street bike

Aaron: Yeah.

Adam K: and it's so nice.

Adam K: It's so much more fun than a

Aaron: Isn't

Adam K: cruiser.

Aaron: it like twelve grand or how much is it?

Adam K: Uh, you can get a used one for like nine.

Aaron: See, I'm still can't wrap my head around.

Aaron: I'm feeling old.

Aaron: But to me, a motorcycle is

Adam K: Two thousand

Aaron: two

Adam K: dollars.

Aaron: thousand dollars.

Adam K: Yeah.

Aaron: If you buy a motorcycle, it's two thousand dollars, and you

Aaron: drive it for five thousand or ten thousand miles and then

Aaron: throw it away, or you leave it in the yard.

Adam K: I feel you.

Adam K: I just those still exist in some places,

Aaron: But they're

Adam K: but

Aaron: not a bike I

Adam K: no,

Aaron: want.

Adam K: they're not.

Adam K: Uh, no, there's a cfmoto.

Adam K: I forget the number associated with it, but it is a street bike

Adam K: that's apparently, uh, taking over the world.

Adam K: It's, uh, just check out their website.

Adam K: They have like a actually, no, maybe it's like eight grand.

Adam K: Uh, but I know you're more into the, the ninjas and the.

Aaron: Now I'll write whatever.

Aaron: But I mean, yeah, I'm looking because I can't.

Aaron: I only have space to fit a new

Aaron: vehicle that is two wheels right

Aaron: now.

Adam K: Mhm.

Aaron: Uh, even though I am, I'm, I'm

Aaron: bidding on eBay on a, on a

Aaron: Porsche.

Aaron: But if I win, I wouldn't know what to do with it.

Aaron: So I am looking for a motorcycle.

Adam K: Yeah.

Aaron: And I've told some, some very concerned parties about this.

Aaron: And they were like, you wouldn't really ride one.

Aaron: I'm like, I rode one for a long time.

Adam K: Mhm.

Aaron: Uh.

Adam K: It was a joke then that you were going to kill yourself.

Aaron: Yeah, it was a great

Adam K: Yeah,

Aaron: joke.

Adam K: yeah.

Aaron: Um, the only negative encounter I had was when that Papa John's

Aaron: pizza driver in a smart car tried to kill me.

Aaron: Uh, which is the.

Aaron: That would have been the saddest way to fucking die.

Aaron: It's like, oh, my God, what happens?

Aaron: Like, uh, pizza delivery guy and a toy car ran him over.

Adam K: Oh, wait, so a smart car, one of those little.

Aaron: Yeah, it's like a butt plug with wheels.

Adam K: Yeah, the little, uh, two door.

Adam K: Ooh.

Aaron: Yeah. He came zooming across a gas station parking lot.

Aaron: As I was pulling in.

Aaron: He was going full speed, and he slammed the brakes so hard

Aaron: because I glanced off the side of it, and he slammed the brakes

Aaron: so hard that the Papa John's thing flew off the roof.

Aaron: And then I. I went because he was in the wrong, obviously,

Adam K: Ah!

Aaron: because I'm talking to you.

Aaron: Uh, and I took my helmet and I

Aaron: hit it to the side glass and it

Aaron: didn't break, which I was

Aaron: disappointed.

Aaron: And I was like, good on smart car.

Aaron: But, uh, he was pretty disturbed.

Aaron: So I just, I just picked up the car and turned it around so it'd

Aaron: be a pain in the ass for him.

Aaron: And then I drove off.

Aaron: But.

Adam K: I feel like I don't see those cars that much anymore.

Aaron: They're really bad.

Adam K: They,

Aaron: That's

Adam K: they,

Aaron: why.

Adam K: so they I'm.

Adam K: I know nothing about them.

Adam K: Did they go out of business or.

Aaron: There may be, I think, a subsidiary of Mercedes there.

Aaron: The smart Fortwo.

Adam K: Okay.

Aaron: And, uh, they were just junk and bad.

Aaron: And they, you know, in America, you can't drive them because you

Aaron: will be killed like you, you know, there's going to be a

Aaron: Chevy lifted Chevy three thousand five hundred driven

Adam K: I won't see you.

Aaron: by like a Dallas, you know, housewife.

Aaron: And she's going to feel this

Aaron: little bump on her way home from

Aaron: the, you know, the cosmetic

Aaron: dermatologist.

Aaron: And she's going to pull in her garage and be like, oh, there's

Aaron: a car stuck in my grill.

Aaron: And what's this red streak that goes under me?

Aaron: Whatever.

Aaron: And

Adam K: What's.

Aaron: then

Adam K: What's

Aaron: that's

Adam K: this

Aaron: it.

Adam K: sexless creature,

Aaron: Yeah.

Adam K: this genderless

Aaron: Um,

Adam K: bag of flesh.

Aaron: so then they tried the thing

Aaron: that the, the Jaguar route of

Aaron: like getting in with the Zipcar

Aaron: and stuff.

Adam K: Oh, yeah.

Aaron: And

Adam K: Zipcar.

Aaron: so you could rent them in Austin for a little bit, which was fun

Aaron: because you just get in them and tear ass around the city and

Aaron: leave them in lawns and stuff.

Aaron: But then they got smart and implementing, they implemented

Aaron: this like rating system.

Aaron: That's almost similar to how an

Aaron: insurance company can plug into

Aaron: your Obd2, Obd2 computer and

Aaron: know like your acceleration,

Aaron: you're breaking all this other

Aaron: stuff.

Aaron: So they implemented a system like that with a score rating of

Aaron: zero to one hundred.

Aaron: And, uh, I didn't know about it,

Aaron: so I hopped in the car and start

Aaron: terrorizing around like I

Aaron: normally do.

Aaron: I do a couple rides, and on the third ride, I try and get in the

Aaron: car and it goes, Aaron, your account has been suspended.

Aaron: I'm like, what the fuck?

Aaron: And it's like, you have a zero rating.

Aaron: And so I messaged them like,

Aaron: hey, what's the deal with this

Aaron: thing?

Aaron: You know, my accounts locked.

Aaron: And they're like, well, judge on

Aaron: your acceleration, your

Aaron: excessive speeding, how you

Aaron: brake, where you turn and where

Aaron: you've left the car multiple

Aaron: times, your account is

Aaron: suspended.

Aaron: I'm like, well, fuck this, I don't need this.

Aaron: And then I really wanted to have it for a while.

Aaron: And then it just

Adam K: Yeah,

Aaron: kind of was replaced by other stuff,

Adam K: I'm

Aaron: but.

Adam K: looking at it right now.

Adam K: So these, these smart EQS is, are the, the smart fortwo I

Adam K: guess they were called.

Aaron: Smart for two.

Aaron: Yeah.

Adam K: Yeah. They're as of twenty twenty four still going.

Adam K: Um, but yeah, also known as a marquee.

Adam K: Funny enough.

Aaron: Yeah.

Adam K: Yeah.

Aaron: It's they're terrifying because if you go, I mean, any anything

Aaron: over twenty miles an hour is pretty scary then.

Aaron: But if like I took one on the, on the highway once on Austin

Aaron: and when you look behind you, there's nothing behind you.

Aaron: There's no car behind you.

Aaron: It's just a window.

Aaron: And you look and you go, oh, that's fucking scary.

Aaron: And then the wind pushes it around a bunch.

Aaron: And then the wheels are the size of like, uh, of an office chair.

Aaron: So any little bump throws it in between lanes.

Aaron: And so I, I went maybe a few

Aaron: miles in it and I was like, this

Aaron: is, this is I'm going to be

Aaron: killed.

Aaron: And so I turned

Adam K: There

Aaron: off

Adam K: was

Aaron: and.

Adam K: just like a hot minute where

Adam K: everything felt like it was a

Adam K: Mini Cooper.

Adam K: A smart car or a Fiat.

Adam K: And the only one I still see around are Mini

Aaron: Yeah.

Adam K: Coopers, but they're

Aaron: Oh.

Adam K: bigger now.

Adam K: They're basically crossovers or like

Aaron: Yeah.

Adam K: they're tiny little minivans

Adam K: like the whatever it is, the,

Adam K: uh, what's it called, the Carmen

Adam K: or something.

Aaron: Oh.

Adam K: Yeah. It's the slightly, it's

Adam K: like the travel man or

Adam K: something, but it's at that

Adam K: point you just get a real car, I

Adam K: guess.

Adam K: I mean, minis are fun to drive.

Adam K: Like we had a, I forgot what it was, whatever.

Adam K: It's like a Mini Cooper S twenty

Aaron: Yeah.

Adam K: seventeen or something.

Adam K: I was like, these things zip put in sport mode.

Adam K: They're fun.

Adam K: Um, but long term driving.

Adam K: God, no. Especially in LA traffic where you're just.

Adam K: Yeah, you're going to be a stain under someone's tire

Aaron: Yeah.

Adam K: because everything's just getting bigger out here anyway.

Aaron: Yeah.

Adam K: Um.

Aaron: I mean, it's in Texas.

Aaron: It's even worse.

Aaron: I get scared driving the car, my gear around.

Aaron: I drive the Karmann Ghia with

Aaron: the same alertness that I do on

Aaron: a motorcycle.

Aaron: Like it's the same thing.

Aaron: Because if anything bigger than a child on a scooter hits me,

Aaron: I'm like, I'm a smear.

Aaron: That's just how it is.

Adam K: I was watching this video about Ducatis and it reminded me of

Adam K: your Karmann Ghia.

Adam K: And just the way that, like,

Adam K: Ducatis are not meant to be

Adam K: driven below eighty miles per

Adam K: hour.

Aaron: Yeah,

Adam K: It's

Aaron: yeah.

Adam K: like anything below that.

Adam K: It fights you and it's like it

Adam K: doesn't like whatever you're

Adam K: doing.

Aaron: Mhm.

Adam K: Uh, and they're talking about this race that they do.

Adam K: I think it's in the UK or Ireland or something like that,

Adam K: but it's like, uh, three people die every year doing it because

Adam K: they're just, they're going two hundred miles per hour around

Aaron: Mhm.

Adam K: this island.

Adam K: Uh, and that like Ducati built a bike specifically for it where

Adam K: people are killing themselves.

Aaron: But that's great marketing.

Adam K: It is, it's, it's not that you might die.

Adam K: It's you will die.

Aaron: You will die.

Adam K: Yeah.

Aaron: Like, that's how I mean, the

Aaron: Porsche five hundred fifty

Aaron: spiders, where it's like this

Aaron: killed James Dean and it will

Aaron: kill you.

Aaron: It's

Adam K: Mhm.

Aaron: like now they're worth millions of dollars.

Aaron: It's like I want to be killed.

Adam K: I did watch a video about the

Adam K: autobahn just because I've heard

Adam K: of it.

Adam K: Never been on it.

Adam K: And it's a little disappointing when you look at it and it's

Adam K: just a freeway.

Aaron: I've driven it.

Aaron: It's, uh, it can be intense

Adam K: Yeah, it's.

Aaron: because you have to keep in mind

Aaron: it's a, it's a roadway with no,

Aaron: no

Adam K: Speed

Aaron: speed limits.

Adam K: limit.

Aaron: But there are even though the Germans are, you know, quite

Aaron: orderly and all this stuff, they're still are slower cars on

Aaron: there who, you know, and, and they'll get kind of where

Aaron: they're not paying attention.

Aaron: So you're doing one hundred and fifty miles an hour.

Aaron: And if there's a car only doing one hundred and twenty, you come

Aaron: up on them really fast.

Aaron: And if they don't aren't paying attention the entire time, then

Aaron: you have to get on the brakes and then you're then you're

Aaron: right behind someone at one hundred and twenty miles an

Aaron: hour, and you have to hope they move over and all this stuff.

Aaron: Yeah.

Adam K: It's kind of like in LA or most of California.

Adam K: The speed limit says sixty five, but everyone goes eighty.

Aaron: Right.

Adam K: That's just sort of what we have collectively decided.

Adam K: This is the better way to go.

Adam K: And if you go above that, you're kind of an asshole.

Adam K: And if you go below that, you're a real asshole.

Adam K: Um, but at least it's understood

Adam K: like sometimes, you know, if

Adam K: someone's going sixty five, it's

Adam K: like, well, I can understand why

Adam K: you're doing that, but it's

Adam K: unsafe.

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

Adam K: I'm I'm rooting for the self-driving cars because

Adam K: they've killed so far less people than normal cars have

Aaron: That we know of.

Adam K: that we know of.

Adam K: I don't know what they do in the middle of the night.

Aaron: Mhm.

Adam K: Gather blood.

Aaron: I wrote in a memo just once when I was in Austin a couple weeks

Aaron: ago, a week and a half ago,

Adam K: Mhm.

Aaron: and I was like, it's treaded

Aaron: ground, but I enjoy not talking

Aaron: to anyone.

Aaron: That's always a bonus.

Aaron: And, uh, but also, I couldn't help but go, well, someone

Aaron: should have this job if

Adam K: Yeah.

Aaron: they, if they want it.

Aaron: And, uh.

Aaron: Yeah.

Adam K: So my my Uber profile, this is

Adam K: such a champagne problem, but,

Adam K: um,

Aaron: Mhm.

Adam K: it says no conversation.

Adam K: I don't want to talk.

Adam K: I'm.

Adam K: This is a short term moment.

Adam K: Like I might not be in the best mood or.

Adam K: I don't know, just I don't I don't know if this is this is

Adam K: going to become a, you know, a relationship down the line.

Adam K: So

Aaron: Yeah.

Adam K: is it worth my time?

Adam K: I will wait the extra ten

Adam K: minutes for a Waymo to not talk

Adam K: to somebody.

Adam K: And I did that recently.

Adam K: So.

Aaron: It'd be awesome if Waymo does this thing where for the people

Aaron: who miss that kind of nonsense chit chat, you can talk.

Aaron: You can.

Aaron: It has an AI algorithm that'll be like, uh, you can select if

Aaron: you want to hear about the Waymo like newest business idea.

Aaron: It's going to be doing or like the Waymo asks if it's okay, if

Aaron: it smokes weed while it takes you to wherever it does like

Aaron: you, you can choose your your Uber or Lyft conversation

Adam K: Persona.

Aaron: you want to have.

Adam K: Yeah.

Aaron: Um, and you know, the Waymo can tell you like this is just a

Aaron: part time thing.

Aaron: It's actually a, you know, Musician, you know, like

Adam K: Here's

Aaron: a

Adam K: a link to my podcast.

Aaron: yeah, here's a, I actually, I

Aaron: actually am a rapper and it will

Aaron: like just shoot out an album at

Aaron: you.

Adam K: That it makes during the drive.

Aaron: Yeah. And it'll, it will write

Aaron: it on Sharpie and with Sharpie

Aaron: and everything.

Aaron: So I think that's probably in the future.

Adam K: Yeah. I mean, I just, I like

Adam K: that I can, you know, connect to

Adam K: my Spotify,

Aaron: Mhm.

Adam K: listen to my music and that the

Adam K: driver isn't turning around

Adam K: going sixty miles per hour,

Adam K: showing us the new kombucha they

Adam K: just bought and having it spill

Adam K: everywhere and just have a very

Adam K: long conversation with the

Adam K: people in the back of the car

Adam K: when they should be looking at

Adam K: the road.

Aaron: Mhm.

Adam K: Not to be specific or anything,

Aaron: Yeah.

Adam K: but who knows?

Adam K: I don't know.

Adam K: AI is going to kill us.

Adam K: That's what they say.

Aaron: S I.

Adam K: Oh yeah. It's super.

Adam K: Again, I talked to Duff about this.

Adam K: I watched some PBS documentary

Adam K: about it and all the

Adam K: intelligence stuff.

Adam K: It's all just rooted in eugenics and white supremacy.

Aaron: Yeah,

Adam K: I didn't know that.

Aaron: yeah.

Adam K: Why?

Adam K: Why are all the things I like

Adam K: always infested by the white

Adam K: supremacists?

Adam K: I'm

Aaron: I

Adam K: realizing

Aaron: don't know.

Adam K: there's a correlation here.

Adam K: Um.

Aaron: The white supremacists, they just have a great work ethic.

Adam K: Well, I'm just saying like, as a

Adam K: as a young boy, I always like

Adam K: video games.

Adam K: And it was sort of like co-opted by the

Aaron: In cells.

Aaron: White supremacists.

Adam K: white supremacist type people,

Aaron: Yeah.

Adam K: which I'm like, well, I want nothing to do with these folks.

Adam K: I'm this is not, you know, I don't know if I associate here.

Adam K: So I was like, I'll get into motorcycles, God damn it.

Aaron: I get in the helmets with pointy spears on top of them.

Adam K: I thought they were lightning bolts.

Aaron: Mhm.

Adam K: Uh, and then I'm like, you know what?

Adam K: AI seems pretty interesting.

Adam K: I'll look into this crap.

Adam K: It's all based in eugenics.

Aaron: Yeah.

Adam K: So I'm running out of things to like because apparently it's all

Adam K: just been muddied by the worst people in history.

Aaron: You're talking to someone who,

Aaron: like, enjoys Porsches and VW and

Aaron: stuff.

Aaron: And like, I

Adam K: Lives

Aaron: would never.

Adam K: in Texas.

Aaron: Yeah,

Adam K: Yeah.

Aaron: yeah.

Adam K: Took me to Oktoberfest.

Adam K: I still have the little fedora in my closet.

Adam K: I haven't worn it since.

Aaron: Uh, and do you have the the Luger and the lightning bolts?

Adam K: I kept the little.

Adam K: The diary that you said to read in case of emergencies, which I

Aaron: No.

Adam K: still don't

Aaron: I told

Adam K: understand.

Aaron: you to burn that with all the other books.

Adam K: Oh, well, your German's rusty, so it didn't make sense.

Aaron: Uh, the, uh, I was talking with

Aaron: someone about, like, singing

Aaron: songs in different languages,

Aaron: and, um, she was like, well,

Aaron: you, you know, you wouldn't

Aaron: understand the, you know, the

Aaron: love song because, you know, be

Aaron: in Japanese.

Aaron: I'm like, look, love transcends

Aaron: all language barriers except

Aaron: German.

Aaron: Uh, because that just it sounds like you're threatening someone

Aaron: no matter what you're saying.

Adam K: Yeah. Or you're sad.

Aaron: Mhm.

Adam K: I don't know.

Adam K: Yeah. When when your song feels

Adam K: like Berlin, you're doing

Adam K: something

Aaron: But

Adam K: right.

Aaron: did I tell you in the Porsche Museum, like it was this?

Aaron: You know, it's this beautiful museum.

Aaron: Like, it's almost like a laboratory.

Aaron: White floors and light and a very crisp.

Aaron: And.

Aaron: And you go through and it's all

Aaron: these beautiful Porsches through

Aaron: history.

Aaron: And it actually goes from like

Aaron: the early days through to the

Aaron: present, like any kind of one of

Aaron: those museums.

Aaron: So, you know, you end with these

Aaron: two thousand and twenty six cars

Aaron: or nine elevens and stuff and

Aaron: you're like, oh, very

Aaron: impressive.

Aaron: And then there's this small display case.

Aaron: It's about the size of like a,

Aaron: maybe a little desk and it's

Aaron: clear glass on top with writing

Aaron: on top.

Aaron: So it's hard to read the writing.

Aaron: and it says, oh, by the way, during World War Two, Ferdinand

Aaron: had Jewish, uh, people from the concentration camp doing some

Aaron: work on, uh, the v w s and it was free labor.

Aaron: And we regret that.

Adam K: Yeah.

Aaron: And that's it.

Aaron: There's no like, it's just some it's a little text.

Aaron: It's really hard to read.

Aaron: And you go, wait, hold on.

Aaron: That should have been at the start.

Aaron: We went through the forties.

Adam K: Yeah. You

Aaron: Yeah.

Adam K: get to the court ordered part of the tour.

Aaron: Yeah. We

Adam K: Yeah.

Aaron: got to the social media, uh, provoked part.

Aaron: Yeah.

Adam K: Yeah. Well, you know, with the history of the Audubon, they're

Adam K: like, yeah, it's really exciting that they they opened it up in

Adam K: nineteen thirty eight.

Adam K: It's like what happened that year?

Adam K: And they're

Aaron: I.

Adam K: like, yeah, who built it?

Adam K: Well, not the guys going to war.

Aaron: Know, and I

Adam K: Yeah.

Aaron: can just imagine the tour guide of the museum.

Aaron: Like when he starts the tour,

Aaron: he's talking to this group and

Aaron: he's leaning on the glass case

Aaron: with his hand covering the text

Aaron: and going like, we're going to

Aaron: see so many great things in

Aaron: here.

Aaron: And you're like, oh, all right.

Aaron: And then he's like, uh, and just walk on past and they all walk

Aaron: on past the thing and they.

Aaron: Yeah.

Adam K: He. But he just scatters brochures over it and says,

Adam K: don't take too many.

Aaron: Well, he puts the, tell us how

Aaron: we're doing book on top of it,

Aaron: you know, so or the guest sign

Aaron: in book.

Aaron: Yeah.

Adam K: Uh, I mean, I've I've limited my time, uh, in foreign lands to

Adam K: mostly, you know, brew tours or,

Aaron: Yeah.

Adam K: or how they made Jameson tree

Aaron: Smart.

Adam K: times.

Adam K: I, I'm not a big alky.

Adam K: It's just when in Napa, you go to the Bud Light tour.

Aaron: You know, I've read all those vineyards are closing down

Aaron: because no one's drinking wine and the boomers are dying off.

Aaron: And, uh, you know, all that stuff.

Aaron: So you go to Napa, you probably.

Aaron: You go on a nice olive tasting tour.

Adam K: Well, I mean, there I forget what the stat was.

Adam K: Something like seventeen percent

Adam K: of all Americans are on GLP

Adam K: ones.

Aaron: Oh,

Adam K: And

Aaron: yeah.

Adam K: so yeah, so it's like.

Aaron: That can't be true.

Adam K: Why not?

Aaron: Because one, the drugs are still expensive, right?

Adam K: Yes. But the theory too, is that

Adam K: people who need it the most, the

Adam K: ones at risk of diabetes can get

Adam K: it much

Aaron: Through

Adam K: cheaper

Aaron: insurance.

Adam K: through insurance.

Adam K: Yeah.

Aaron: Oh, really?

Adam K: Yeah. You got to jump through some hoops and stuff.

Adam K: Like you have to like go to a

Adam K: class to understand why you're

Adam K: taking GLP one and stuff like

Adam K: that.

Adam K: These are things that I've heard.

Aaron: Mhm.

Adam K: Um, they said I wasn't

Adam K: overweight enough, so I've been

Adam K: trying.

Aaron: No. You could get.

Aaron: You just got to pay a grand a month or

Adam K: Right.

Aaron: whatever.

Adam K: Yeah. Um, but the, it's going to, it's going to go.

Adam K: What's it called.

Adam K: Generic soon enough.

Adam K: So if that number continues to climb, can it.

Adam K: It blocks the receptors of.

Adam K: It basically blocks food, noise

Adam K: and a lot of like addiction

Adam K: noise.

Adam K: So that's probably going to occur.

Adam K: Drinking and smoking a bit more.

Adam K: Not entirely.

Adam K: Uh, so yeah, you're gonna have a lot of people not eating, not

Adam K: drinking wine, not drinking alcohol, not smoking.

Adam K: Um.

Aaron: What are they going to do?

Adam K: I don't

Aaron: Go

Adam K: know.

Aaron: to work, I guess.

Adam K: Yeah. Work longer because we're gonna live longer.

Adam K: So retirement age is going to

Adam K: get bumped up to seventy five

Adam K: within our lifetime, I

Adam K: guarantee.

Adam K: That's the that's the trade off.

Adam K: You get to live longer, which means you get to work longer.

Aaron: I didn't know it craves addicting things like.

Aaron: Like

Adam K: It

Aaron: booze and stuff.

Adam K: supposedly.

Aaron: Supposedly.

Adam K: It's a problem.

Adam K: I

Aaron: Uh.

Adam K: got a I got a a thing in my my mouth.

Adam K: You

Aaron: Well,

Adam K: spit

Aaron: I don't

Adam K: it out.

Aaron: I don't like the sound of that because, well, you know, I love

Aaron: eating and drinking and smoking and other drugs.

Adam K: You can

Aaron: Does

Adam K: keep doing

Aaron: it,

Adam K: that.

Aaron: does it curb like, like, uh, do you get horny on the drug?

Adam K: That's

Aaron: You

Adam K: a great

Aaron: I'm

Adam K: question.

Aaron: asking you personally.

Adam K: Um, well, because I listen to

Adam K: the whole thing about Clavicular

Adam K: and

Aaron: Clavicular.

Adam K: Clavicular clavicle boy, and he,

Adam K: he lost his sex drive, but he

Adam K: was also injecting himself with

Adam K: all sorts of unknowns and

Adam K: probably mixing it with not only

Adam K: GOP ones, but peptides and other

Adam K: stuff.

Adam K: So it probably just ended up.

Adam K: Or maybe he was also just so in love with himself.

Adam K: That could have also been another thing.

Aaron: Well, also, he's gay and he's not admitting it.

Aaron: And he should, you know, come

Aaron: out and be embraced because

Aaron: he's,

Adam K: MM.

Aaron: he he's obviously when he has

Aaron: sex with a woman, he hates

Aaron: himself

Adam K: Mhm.

Aaron: and he hates her.

Aaron: And he hates, I think, most things, but besides himself.

Aaron: And if he would just like, I

Aaron: don't know, do some mushrooms

Aaron: and then realize all the truths

Aaron: about him, I think he'd have a.

Aaron: I'm not telling Clavicular what

Aaron: to do.

Aaron: Um,

Adam K: Well,

Aaron: I.

Adam K: he's in jail now for like

Adam K: statutory statutory rape or just

Adam K: regular rape.

Adam K: He's he's a rapist, apparently.

Aaron: Yeah. Well,

Adam K: So.

Aaron: and I, I thought he raped an alligator too, but whatever.

Aaron: Um.

Adam K: He took their life away.

Adam K: That's another.

Adam K: He robbed a family of their gators.

Aaron: He was also injecting something into his balls and I can't

Aaron: remember what it.

Aaron: I'm gonna look this up.

Adam K: More semen.

Aaron: Uh, this is why I need a VPN on this computer.

Aaron: Okay.

Aaron: What did.

Aaron: Clavicular.

Adam K: As soon as

Aaron: Bear

Adam K: you said

Aaron: with

Adam K: that, I

Aaron: me.

Adam K: got a notification on my computer.

Adam K: I don't know if this is related to.

Aaron: Uh, let's see.

Aaron: He, uh.

Aaron: What?

Aaron: No. Credible or factual.

Aaron: This is Google AI covering shit up.

Adam K: Mhm.

Aaron: Um, I see peptides.

Aaron: Yes. He's being charged with rape in Massachusetts.

Aaron: Uh, he made shocking admissions about his penis.

Aaron: And this is the New York Post.

Aaron: So this is pretty this is pretty real.

Aaron: Um, what a weird dude.

Aaron: I'm tired of talking about him.

Adam K: Yeah. Well, to answer your question.

Adam K: So even if sorry, it's the Rogaine problem.

Adam K: All the dudes are taking Rogaine and they lost their sex drive.

Adam K: So then they take Cialis or viagra or whatever to curb that.

Adam K: And then that, um, probably does something.

Adam K: You take another pill for that and you're in the system.

Adam K: You're good.

Aaron: Yeah.

Adam K: You just, you take your pill for the pill, for the other pill for

Adam K: the pill, and then you got your hair, you want to have sex and

Adam K: you cry at night.

Aaron: Yeah. And

Adam K: That's

Aaron: you feel

Adam K: it.

Aaron: nothing?

Adam K: It's

Aaron: You're numb

Adam K: the

Aaron: everywhere.

Adam K: that's why this is the American

Adam K: dream happening right before our

Adam K: eyes, and we must fight to keep

Adam K: it going.

Aaron: I thought about making this machine, and I think about it

Aaron: probably once every six months.

Aaron: Uh, an automatic breakfast machine.

Aaron: You know, that's like a, it's kind of a back to the future

Aaron: esque type thing, but you can make it with

Adam K: Or

Aaron: smaller

Adam K: pee

Aaron: parts

Adam K: wee Herman?

Aaron: now,

Adam K: Yeah.

Aaron: but it's like it makes your coffee and your eggs and your

Aaron: toast and blah, blah, blah, and it's right there in bed.

Aaron: And I just want it to like, slingshot in front of me, you

Aaron: know, when it's done.

Aaron: So I don't, so I'm just like raring to go.

Aaron: And if you can just add the pills to that too, it just

Aaron: mushes them into the eggs.

Aaron: Your, you know, your weight loss and your erection drugs and your

Aaron: hair and, uh, you know, anti-anxiety your beta blockers,

Aaron: uh, just everything.

Aaron: It's basically, it's, it's a ten

Aaron: thousand milligram pill, uh,

Aaron: roughly the size of a

Aaron: suppository, but it mixes it

Aaron: into your food and you just get

Aaron: it first thing in the morning

Aaron: that way, like you're happy with

Aaron: an erection and a, you know,

Aaron: like a wavy long hair the entire

Aaron: day.

Aaron: That's the dream.

Adam K: I like that we're having this discussion thinking that we're

Adam K: the apex predator.

Aaron: I saw the apex predator.

Aaron: He was.

Adam K: That bull

Aaron: He.

Adam K: moose does not care about his erection.

Aaron: I'm talking about the grizzly bear.

Adam K: Oh.

Aaron: This grizzly bear.

Aaron: Everything you're told about grizzly bears, you know,

Aaron: terrifying aspects of blah blah, blah, blah, blah.

Aaron: You know what he was doing?

Aaron: And I'll show you the picture.

Aaron: He was by a steam pool.

Aaron: He was overlooking the steam that was coming out of it.

Aaron: It's, you know, it's like a little thermal pool.

Aaron: And he just had his head in the steam and that's what he did.

Aaron: And every now and then he'd get

Aaron: up and walk around and he'd

Aaron: sniff.

Aaron: And then he'd come back and look over the ledge again.

Aaron: And he's just getting a facial for about two hours.

Aaron: While all the Chinese tourists were taking pictures of him and

Aaron: trying to get as close as they possibly could to him.

Aaron: Um, yeah, that's the apex predator.

Aaron: He's doing fine.

Adam K: There's always a story in Yellowstone where it.

Adam K: It basically is written as, uh,

Adam K: you know, man wanders, uh, falls

Adam K: into whatever steamy water pit,

Adam K: like whatever this bears looking

Adam K: at,

Aaron: Mhm.

Adam K: except it's three hundred yards from the fence that he hopped

Aaron: Oh, yeah.

Adam K: and

Aaron: Yeah.

Adam K: they still jumped in and like,

Adam K: dropped his phone, went in after

Adam K: it.

Adam K: And then because it's two hundred and fifty degrees,

Adam K: passes out and dies,

Aaron: Yeah.

Adam K: and then it's just bones and,

Adam K: you know, little pieces of

Adam K: teeth.

Aaron: Yeah. And they're trying to, like, scoop him to the shore.

Adam K: Mhm.

Aaron: But he keeps falling apart as they, you know, they use the

Aaron: rake or whatever they're trying to get him.

Aaron: Yeah, yeah, I saw this.

Aaron: I saw these people.

Aaron: I saw all of them.

Adam K: Mhm.

Aaron: There was one.

Aaron: And I hate to keep saying Chinese guy.

Aaron: Uh, actually, no, that's stupid of me.

Aaron: Uh, I was it was pointed out at

Aaron: the time that this guy was

Aaron: Vietnamese, so he was Vietnamese

Aaron: guy.

Aaron: And he was like, I think he was drunk.

Aaron: And he was very loud and, you know, and and obviously his

Aaron: friends were trying to keep him under wraps or whatever, but he

Aaron: just couldn't be contained.

Aaron: And so they're walking along this wooden boardwalk around

Aaron: these hot spring geyser things that are like some of them are

Aaron: erupting and they're like bubbling acid and just all

Adam K: Yeah.

Aaron: this stuff.

Aaron: He gets down on his stomach on the boardwalk and makes this

Aaron: noise that I can only describe as ha ha.

Aaron: And he goes down with his hand to reach at the bubbling stuff.

Aaron: And they pull him back and he's like, ah!

Aaron: And his friends are like talking

Aaron: to him and like scolding him and

Aaron: stuff.

Aaron: And, uh, and he's like, he just

Aaron: thought that they were party

Aaron: poopers.

Aaron: And I was gonna, I was so excited because I thought I was

Aaron: going to see someone get like a hook for a hand, but yeah.

Adam K: It's. It's always everyone's.

Adam K: They all go through the same thing.

Adam K: They go, it's not going to be me.

Aaron: Yeah.

Adam K: And then in the moment when it

Adam K: is them, I would I would like to

Adam K: just experience that where it

Adam K: goes, oh, shoot, I am the

Adam K: statistic.

Adam K: I am the guy who fell in the volcano.

Adam K: This could not have been avoided.

Adam K: Could it have?

Adam K: Wait, maybe I didn't need to walk on the volcano.

Aaron: You know, I laugh, and at the expense of my brothers abroad.

Aaron: But I came face to face with a moose that wanted to kill me.

Aaron: And I was like, is this how I died?

Aaron: The stupid way this bull moose

Aaron: is going to charge me and lift

Aaron: me in the air with his huge

Aaron: fuzzy?

Aaron: Like, I don't even know what they called antlers.

Aaron: I don't know, it's huge.

Aaron: He's rack his big rack like I was.

Aaron: That thought crossed my mind like, Holy fuck, I'm going to be

Aaron: killed here and no one's going to find me.

Aaron: Because I was way.

Aaron: We were way deep in the in the mountains.

Aaron: Like

Adam K: Oh yeah.

Aaron: it

Adam K: No loved

Aaron: wasn't

Adam K: ones would report this

Aaron: no, no one knew where we were at.

Adam K: missing

Aaron: I didn't even know

Adam K: man

Aaron: where I

Adam K: missing.

Aaron: was at.

Aaron: Yeah.

Adam K: Yeah.

Aaron: But, it worked out.

Aaron: So, you know, I can't fault

Aaron: anybody really, even though I

Aaron: have been for the last forty

Aaron: five minutes.

Aaron: But I'm gonna I'm gonna show you that video of the Chinese guy

Aaron: and the, and the bison.

Aaron: And you're gonna, it'll, it'll make you concerned for him and

Aaron: it'll make you concerned about me because I think you hear my

Aaron: voice going like, Phil, this guy's going to be killed.

Aaron: And I was told that that was a shocking new, uh, observation of

Aaron: my personality, and I wasn't.

Aaron: I told the person that you can both be afraid for someone and

Aaron: deeply curious about what's going to happen next.

Adam K: Doesn't make you a bad person, doesn't make you a great person.

Aaron: Doesn't make you a person.

Aaron: Really?

Adam K: You are a person.

Adam K: But the same way a prisoner is a person.

Aaron: Yeah. No humanity.

Aaron: Um, but yeah.

Adam K: The Zodiac Killer was a person.

Aaron: Was a person.

Aaron: Yes.

Adam K: It's a flawed person.

Adam K: He fucked up his own zodiac puzzle.

Aaron: And great at calligraphy, but.

Adam K: Yeah, no great penmanship, but, uh, couldn't count.

Adam K: Great.

Adam K: So

Aaron: No.

Adam K: he messed up his.

Adam K: That's.

Adam K: Everyone's like, this thing's just gibberish.

Adam K: He messed up his own cipher, which, at the time.

Adam K: Impressive, but kind of a sad

Adam K: little fact about the Zodiac

Adam K: Killer.

Aaron: Yeah.

Adam K: I need to I need to add a

Adam K: post-credit scene to the David

Adam K: Fincher movie.

Aaron: Where?

Aaron: He's in community college and he's.

Aaron: And he's teaching like, uh, he's teaching his calligraphy and

Aaron: he's like, you know, and he's teaching, I don't know, puzzles.

Aaron: I don't know what he'd be teaching,

Adam K: Uh,

Aaron: but.

Adam K: I assume he's just laughing too

Adam K: hard at the Bob Newhart Show or

Adam K: something, and

Aaron: Yeah.

Adam K: he's just like, where was I?

Adam K: I just had one too many or whatever.

Aaron: Yeah. You know, I, I used to have a problem.

Aaron: I'd have three or four hams or Schlitz, and then I'd go

Aaron: wandering around, find hikers and making them and watching the

Aaron: each other shoot him or what?

Aaron: I forget what the picnickers or whatever he came on.

Aaron: And

Adam K: Stabbed him.

Aaron: yeah,

Adam K: Yeah,

Aaron: we

Adam K: I think they

Aaron: watched

Adam K: both

Aaron: that

Adam K: lived.

Aaron: scene.

Adam K: I forget.

Adam K: It's been a while since I seen the.

Aaron: I'm gonna watch that scene.

Adam K: It's on YouTube.

Adam K: It's always on YouTube.

Adam K: That's how people consume movies.

Adam K: That's how I've watched most of Margin Call.

Aaron: Yeah, yeah,

Adam K: Just.

Aaron: that's

Adam K: Just

Aaron: how I

Adam K: yeah.

Aaron: know because I here's what I did.

Aaron: I watched the, you know, one through ten numbers of whatever

Aaron: the, uh, however, what is the site that like, basically breaks

Aaron: down movies into like ten

Adam K: Whatever.

Aaron: movies?

Adam K: It's like movie clips, fun or whatever.

Aaron: I watched them all.

Aaron: And then I was like, I should really watch this movie.

Aaron: And what that meant was watching

Aaron: the six boring minutes that was

Aaron: cut out in between those ten

Aaron: clips.

Adam K: It's a good movie for over like a basically, you know, one of

Adam K: those like twelve Angry Men bottle type things.

Aaron: Yeah. No. It's good.

Adam K: Yeah. And you're like, I can't

Adam K: believe nothing happened to that

Adam K: fake company.

Aaron: Yeah.

Adam K: Yeah. Well, Kevin Spacey got his.

Aaron: Yeah. He did.

Adam K: About another week would go by where I don't mention Kevin

Adam K: Spacey, but here we are.

Aaron: Mhm. It's a running thread.

Adam K: Mhm. He's the running thread.

Adam K: Uh, I started work on the Blood Boy video again.

Aaron: Oh, really?

Adam K: Yeah. So what I did was I transcribed the video thing.

Adam K: We shot the, the podcast style thing, which has some, some good

Adam K: bits in there, but it's mostly just a retelling of the blog

Adam K: post you wrote.

Aaron: Yeah.

Adam K: And, you know, took that along with the blog post and I am

Adam K: crafting still working on it, but crafting a fern like, uh,

Adam K: script And working on my pseudo Eastern European voice.

Adam K: I

Aaron: Oh.

Adam K: might just I might just run it

Adam K: through eleven labs or

Adam K: something.

Adam K: But it's doing this all like.

Adam K: And Mackey is a man who lives in a small studio apartment, is.

Aaron: He throws the couch out the window when he's bored.

Adam K: He claims to be thirty seven years old.

Adam K: His blood says otherwise.

Adam K: Um, so.

Adam K: Well, the cool thing I sent you that screenshot.

Adam K: I was like putting your face on a 3D character in blender.

Aaron: Yeah.

Adam K: Um, what I was able to do.

Adam K: Claude can now work inside blender, so

Aaron: Oh, okay.

Adam K: I'm pulling models from like Sketchfab and other places.

Adam K: And I just gave it a still of your face and I said, put this

Adam K: face on this model.

Adam K: And after a little while it got there and it looks super derpy.

Adam K: I'm like, this is not bad.

Adam K: So I'm creating like a rig of you as a character.

Aaron: Yeah.

Adam K: And I'm doing all the mapping

Adam K: out all the motion graphics and

Adam K: everything.

Adam K: But yeah, I think when this is all said and done, it's going to

Adam K: be more like a like one of those 3D motion graphics firm videos.

Adam K: So.

Aaron: Well, this is extremely exciting.

Aaron: Let

Adam K: Yeah.

Aaron: me know, like what I can do.

Aaron: And I'm looking at the at the version of me in blender and how

Aaron: drunk I look.

Aaron: And I like it.

Adam K: Yeah. It's whatever, you know, Google will provide.

Adam K: It is funny though, because Fern did just do a whole video about

Adam K: how people are copying their style and ripping them off and

Adam K: making videos about it.

Aaron: Mhm.

Adam K: And I'm like, yes, but we're doing this for funny.

Adam K: I don't,

Aaron: No,

Adam K: I don't

Aaron: but but this is different.

Aaron: This

Adam K: yeah,

Aaron: is different.

Adam K: I mean, look, I did a whole section on, you know, slop and

Adam K: all this stuff where it's like, if you're just, you're just

Adam K: copying somebody's template and

Aaron: Mhm.

Adam K: making your channel about that, you're a scumbag.

Adam K: I think if you do a one off or you're having fun with it and

Adam K: it's, you know, at the end of the day, all the research and

Adam K: all the work you put into it was done by you.

Aaron: Yeah.

Adam K: So it's, it's based on an original concept.

Adam K: Like I, I'm okay with doing this.

Adam K: Um, I just, I remember back where I had to message a guy

Adam K: where he was re-uploading.

Adam K: It was either inside gaming or fun house stuff.

Adam K: And I was like, dude, stop it.

Adam K: Like, please

Aaron: Mhm.

Adam K: stop.

Adam K: And he, his excuse was, yeah,

Adam K: but you've already made your

Adam K: money.

Adam K: Like, I should be able to do this.

Adam K: You've already made yours.

Adam K: So let me do it.

Adam K: And I was like, well, I can't argue with that sound logic.

Adam K: Um, but it's yeah, there's a weird human thing of like, you

Adam K: see someone making something, it's the whole, oh, well, I made

Adam K: this and it's like, well, you just copied it.

Adam K: Not that

Aaron: Mhm.

Adam K: what we were doing was anything

Adam K: original or, you know, unique

Adam K: really.

Adam K: It was just, it was in the sense that it was ours, you know.

Adam K: But, you

Aaron: Plus,

Adam K: know.

Aaron: they don't have things like what you're making in blender with

Aaron: the derpy face shit.

Aaron: I

Adam K: Oh

Aaron: don't

Adam K: yeah.

Aaron: think.

Adam K: No, no, I'm like, I'm going to

Adam K: try to animate it some of it

Adam K: myself so I can at least do

Adam K: that.

Adam K: Uh, my, my favorite lower third,

Adam K: which is, you know, animation by

Adam K: humans,

Aaron: Uh.

Adam K: you know, like animation by

Adam K: humans and the, the robot

Adam K: computer.

Adam K: Okay.

Adam K: Yes.

Adam K: Made by hand and mouse and lots of ones and zeros.

Adam K: But humans, you know, I don't know, I should, I should just

Adam K: put no AI in the.

Adam K: Seeing a lot of videos where it's just like, uh, you know,

Adam K: Marvel rivals animation, no AI.

Adam K: And it's like, okay, thank

Aaron: Yeah.

Adam K: you, I guess.

Adam K: Pat him on the back.

Adam K: And then I see other videos

Adam K: where they are very much clearly

Adam K: using AI and they say, I'm not

Adam K: using AI.

Aaron: And then you see video of Ben

Aaron: Affleck talking to a crowd,

Aaron: saying maybe it shouldn't take a

Aaron: thousand animators to render

Aaron: something.

Adam K: Yeah,

Aaron: Yeah,

Adam K: yeah.

Aaron: that's pretty much been the thought for the last twenty

Aaron: years, and that's why they didn't pay animators anything.

Adam K: It is playoff season right now for the MLB.

Adam K: I know you don't know that.

Aaron: Yeah.

Adam K: Uh, but I'm watching a lot of just regular TV now instead of

Adam K: just the, you know, the MLB stream or whatever.

Adam K: And my God, they're just, I don't know if these ads are made

Adam K: months or weeks ago, but like straight up bad AI ads.

Aaron: Yeah,

Adam K: Pretty wild.

Aaron: yeah.

Adam K: But yeah, um, even, uh, there was one where it was the voice

Adam K: was straight out of eleven labs.

Adam K: It was just one of the default voices.

Aaron: Right.

Adam K: It wasn't the, the Adam one, our

Adam K: favorite one, the one doing the,

Adam K: the Shrek commercial about

Adam K: concrete.

Aaron: Yeah,

Adam K: Uh, that was so good.

Aaron: yeah.

Aaron: They I've seen a few of them on regular TV.

Aaron: And the tears like those are bad.

Aaron: And then the ones, the pre-roll YouTube ones are like the bottom

Aaron: of the barrel, but.

Adam K: Yeah. Well, it's always a really

Adam K: fit, waxy man sitting in a chair

Adam K: talking

Aaron: The fit,

Adam K: about how

Aaron: waxy

Adam K: you can.

Aaron: like fifty year old man.

Aaron: Well, because I have mine set to.

Aaron: I'm sixty five years old on YouTube, so I'm always like, you

Aaron: need to be doing Chair Tai Tai Tai Chi yesterday.

Aaron: And I'm like, should I?

Aaron: And then I see this old man and he's just sitting in a chair.

Aaron: I just lifting his arms and he's

Aaron: like, in one month I went from

Aaron: this and it shows him with this

Aaron: like, you know, spare tire belly

Aaron: to this.

Aaron: And then it shows like an Asian guy with a six pack.

Aaron: Like,

Adam K: All

Aaron: wait,

Adam K: right.

Aaron: what?

Aaron: Hold

Adam K: But

Aaron: on.

Adam K: he's in the same room.

Aaron: Yeah.

Adam K: The time of day is the same.

Adam K: They didn't.

Aaron: Yeah.

Adam K: They didn't change much.

Adam K: No. And then the other one is just it's like Megan Fox in a

Adam K: like a speed suit, uh, just pushing dick pills.

Aaron: Mhm.

Adam K: And I'm like, well, that's real well, kind of.

Aaron: Yeah.

Adam K: Yeah, well, it's come full circle.

Adam K: Embrace your destiny.

Aaron: Come full circle.

Aaron: That's that's the newest ad from Hims.

Adam K: If I were to name these episodes

Adam K: instead of just putting in

Adam K: dates, I would call this come

Adam K: full circle.

Aaron: Yeah.

Adam K: But I won't because I'm.

Adam K: We're better than that.

Aaron: I can already see the title wheels turning in your head.

Adam K: They have stopped.

Adam K: It's it's a tired hamster.

Aaron: Well, speaking

Adam K: Just.

Aaron: of that, I need to go to the bathroom, so.

Aaron: But not for that, I have to.

Aaron: I, uh, I'm drinking lots of water.

Aaron: I got Thai lady massage yesterday, and, uh, I woke up in

Aaron: a lot of pain, and she told me this would happen, and I didn't

Aaron: listen to her.

Aaron: So I'm gonna, I'm gonna get rid

Aaron: of all this water that I've been

Aaron: consuming.

Adam K: I appreciate you letting me into

Adam K: parts of your life that I didn't

Adam K: ask about.

Aaron: Yeah, well.

Aaron: Transparency.

Aaron: Hello?

Adam K: Yeah. I'm going.

Aaron: Oh. Okay. Bye.