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S02Ep49 Robots, Taking Over A Drive-Thru Near You, Time Travel, & Are You A Racist?
And! Remember when you were a kid, and you would hear the Ice Cream truck song playing somewhere close by? Or the unadulterated joy of simple games like man hunt or in Kevs case "kick The Can" A mix of manhunt and well, kicking a can.
Of Course to end it all -Jesse's mind-bending prospects of quantum physics and time travel. It's an episode that'll have you reminiscing, reflecting, and guessing what's next—all in one breath.
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-A Say I Won't Production
And! Remember when you were a kid, and you would hear the Ice Cream truck song playing somewhere close by? Or the unadulterated joy of simple games like man hunt or in Kevs case "kick The Can" A mix of manhunt and well, kicking a can.
Of Course to end it all -Jesse's mind-bending prospects of quantum physics and time travel. It's an episode that'll have you reminiscing, reflecting, and guessing what's next—all in one breath.
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-A Say I Won't Production
Welcome to Getting Out the podcast with your host Carmine.
speaker:Everybody. I think we're good. Is everybody checking?
speaker:Checking, checking, oh yeah, what's?
Speaker:good Checking you out right now.
speaker:I know I've seen everybody. I'm loving it. All right, papa locking, papa locking, papa locking, checking you out right now what's popping.
speaker:All right, pop a lock and pop a lock and having a pretty good day so far everybody had a great couple weeks.
Speaker:Yeah, everyone seems pretty good. Yeah, it seems pretty good.
speaker:Good spirits today a lot of good, a lot of good energy in this room right now. So I was yo. Have you ever gone to the fucking drive-thru, right? Do you know like that first line that they say you know like that first line that they say, you know, when you Drive up they're like Hi, welcome to McDonald's. And you think it's A person, but it's Really. Yeah, you know that's Really turning them Into AI. People now In Texas, they're all Computers, yeah, oh.
Speaker:That's pretty cool, ridiculous, ridiculous.
speaker:So they went to a like drive-thru and they did all the tests to see, if they would like, how they would react. Didn't mess up the order one time. No, they got it, we're fine, I believe it I love it and I'm getting a little all about the ai oh my god I like maybe yeah, the internet I know, but I don't want to get left behind.
Speaker:You almost Sorry you almost stopped.
speaker:You almost stopped Such a bad boy Getting off Line. I was like, oh, I can't stop, can't stop.
speaker:I can't stop.
speaker:It's no ditty If you don't, if you aren't connected, you're fucked.
Speaker:Yeah.
speaker:So you're fucked either way. Like I just don't like answering my phone sometimes I've been, that is tv's the most, I'll just stay on my fly was down that is it. Sorry I didn't tell you, uh, what is it called um I think that was on purpose, though, yeah, yeah.
Speaker:Well, you talk about other guys, dicks a lot, so no, I didn't talk about what all right.
speaker:No, I know you have text message proof it's not a lot of guys, it was one person I was telling you about. I was like beware, because it's like you know, like when a mole is on someone's face and you can't help. But look, why was that even a topic of conversation?
speaker:I don't know, I just thought it was funny at the time I was actually like we were, because I was with him and we were talking about something. If you knew him, you would understand I got you. If you knew him you would completely get it. But it just sounded gay because I was talking about dicks.
Speaker:There we go Wait.
speaker:That's what I'm talking about. So yeah, you were I was Teacher.
Speaker:Yeah, you were. Call on me, belize. You're right, you just compared what. Back away from the mic a little bit. Can you turn me up a little bit?
speaker:No, back away from the mic. I got you. You're good, you're on perfect level.
Speaker:Oh, okay, listen, you turned up your headphones, remember your headphones.
speaker:Got a little spinny spinny duty. Got to remember that. What Remember the spin?
Speaker:Anyway, you just tried to compare looking at a dude's penis to seeing a mole on someone's face. How is that even close?
speaker:That's frozen and fast and furious all over again. No, no, no, no, no no.
Speaker:You guys be checking out some dude's dick. No, I hate it. You know, outside of his pants.
speaker:No, no, no, no, no. Why would I be in the room for an outside the pants thing?
Speaker:I'm not in gay relationships you described it to the T like you were like it had a 3.5 centimeter diameter.
speaker:The shaft just slightly curved to the left at the end. I wish he was here to fucking talk about it.
Speaker:Oh God no, the main vein is just incredible to look at. You don't get it. You don't get it.
speaker:You don't know about it, you don't fucking get it.
Speaker:I don't, it's like it's I like girls.
speaker:It's very fucking odd, bro. He's in the dog days still. Yeah, I'm in the dog years.
Speaker:That's why he's like.
speaker:He's thinking of every possibility. Yeah, like fuck, he's got it. No, it's just that, because it's like an inside joke there there's even pictures on the wall, like on a studio, like someone just drawing a big ass line and was like where does it end? And it's like that's an inside, like where does this shit end? Like bro, get out of my face, type shit, and he wears sweatpants all the time and it's like oh my god, yeah, like, come on, dude, that's enough.
speaker:It's like stop with the visual.
speaker:Yeah, I don't want to see that.
speaker:Damn it, dude, I'm sounding gayer and gayer, aren't I? Yes you are.
Speaker:You went off on a tangent. Damn, I'm sounding gayer and gayer it's all right, my bad, it's all right, bring it back. Sorry for the gay rant.
speaker:Cartoons will fuck Pat. Well up over there, Pat, well go ahead. Cartoons on the way home.
Speaker:That volume dial was maxed out, by the way, just saying Okay, I was just saying make sure I was up, Just wanted to point you out as being wrong again. Oh, I'm always wrong, man. I just like picking on you.
speaker:I know you do.
Speaker:It's all right though.
speaker:You're a little brother man.
Speaker:Okay, hold on.
speaker:I'm taking it, dude what.
Speaker:All right. Does anybody here like this song? Blinded by the Light Of course yes.
speaker:Yes, bruce Springsteen, no, oh wrote it. Yeah, he wrote it. Performed by Steely Dan.
speaker:I'm thinking of Stuck in the Middle with you.
speaker:What are they? Who are they? Manfred Mann.
Speaker:Is it Really Manfred Mann?
speaker:Look at me bro.
Speaker:I'm like 90% on that. It's not ELO, I know it's not electric, it's Manfred Mann. Look at me, bro, I'm like 90% on that.
speaker:It's not ELO, I know it's not electric, it's Manfred Mann. It's something like that, though.
Speaker:Anyway, do you know the lyrics right? Do you know the lyrics for it? Wrapped up like a douche, Like a deuce, actually Douche. I always thought it was douche. I used to God. It sounds so much better Wrapped up like a douche. Do you know what they say earlier than that? They say the calliope crashed to the ground. Do you know what a calliope is? No, what's a calliope? It's like this old Canadian music cart.
Speaker:They called it a steam organ, manford man. Yeah, nice job man. Thanks, but they they called it a steam organ, manford man. Yeah, nice job man.
speaker:Thanks.
Speaker:But they called it like a steam pipe organ and it was like literally this thing that could be like heard for miles and I was like I always wondered what the fuck is? A calliope Like I always heard this, like you know. Yeah, the calliope crashed to the ground.
speaker:No singing and she was blinded.
speaker:Hold on ground, no singing. I know, I know, I know it's all right, I fucked up I gotta stop real quick.
speaker:Okay, we're gonna stop, we'll be back real quick, sorry.
Speaker:Okay, sorry, I could tighten this for you.
speaker:Yeah, without twisting the cable see patson patwell that's anybody doesn't know patson is like a nickname that me and some other person folks gave him.
Speaker:Yes, folks, if he's listening me actually invented the nickname patson actually was like it patson the god for a while, you know patson.
speaker:So anyway, that's why I call him patson, his name's pat. Well anyway.
Speaker:Cartoons on the way home oh, cartoons, yeah, yeah, doing that pod quiz, yeah, I love that shit. Uh, if you have long drives pod quiz. So what is pod quiz? It's on.
speaker:What it's like trivia. Yeah, it's like trivia.
Speaker:The guy's kind of boring.
speaker:It's not like trivia crack, is it?
Speaker:No, but it's like audio and then we just write down our answers. It's stupid, it's for fun, just to pass the time.
speaker:I hear you.
Speaker:I don't know. They were doing cartoons I was just thinking about, and one of them was like all about ducks, so it was like DuckTales Darkwing.
speaker:Duck, daffy, duck, donald Duck, Darkwing what's Darkwing Duck?
Speaker:What you don't remember Darkwing Duck, it's a spinoff of DuckTales no. Yeah, he was like the superhero in DuckTales. Oh.
speaker:I was. Yeah, Uncle Scrooge was his.
Speaker:Oh, okay, you know what I'm saying.
speaker:It's all like his family.
Speaker:Yeah, I forget. I haven't seen DuckTales in forever, but that theme song is fire.
speaker:They're all related. All the ducks are related. Oh, all those ducks, all you ducks, look alike. You all look the same to me, quacking along with your feathers.
speaker:You're just wearing a hat and you're not With your webbed feet and your feathers.
speaker:No, it's kind of true, though, like every white person looks the same kind of no they don't I think so. I don't. I think everybody looks different.
Speaker:Aw, you're so fucking Wait, jess. You think all white people look the same.
speaker:Wait, wait, wait. Question for you, Now that you're going on and I apologize.
speaker:I like that, though. No, keep that up. I like that. So you said all white people look the same.
speaker:I was going to actually ask you a question. Okay, every one of you. Oh, fuck you.
speaker:Do you think you could be?
speaker:racist towards white people.
speaker:I kind of already am how white. What?
speaker:No, no, no Could you be racist towards white people. Could I towards white people? Could I like? Could you like being like cracker, blah, blah, blah. Wait, like can a white person? Be racist to another white person or a black person, racist to a white person? Yeah, what do you mean? Can they yeah?
Speaker:I don't think it's physically possible. Well, is that what you're saying? I? Don't know what he's talking about I think I know where you're going with this, no I'm just like, I'm just asking are you saying can? Because I see it on the internet all the time are you.
speaker:That's a question x are you saying can, because I see it on the internet all the time?
Speaker:That's a question X. Are you saying can, can you be racist towards white people? So white Because they think white people are like the white supremacists? We're going to go to our black correspondent Talk them over each other, everybody.
speaker:So I'm going to, when you're white and you go up to someone you just like Both of you are white You'll's like you should call it cracker. Call it cracker, you know.
speaker:That's not offensive to me, but black people they go.
speaker:oh so many. You know it's like normal, but white people can't say it, I know. And they can't even say it with the A either.
speaker:No.
Speaker:I agree with you, 100% Wait white people are not supposed to say that word.
speaker:Well, they can if they want to.
speaker:I'm not trying to give a word, yeah, that's just something you gotta tell us.
speaker:You gotta let us know, but I feel like it's disrespectful.
speaker:I agree, I don't even say it.
speaker:I don't even go up to a black guy and I say hey brother, how are you?
speaker:I know that's because you yeah, I know that's because you, yeah, I know, that's what I had?
Speaker:I had no idea so what if you're?
speaker:well, you know what I'm happy you know now what if you're singing it in a song? Wow, then you know what that's different, because I'm really good at that no, what if it's a white? What if it's a white guy, saying it in a song it might be better, it might sound better, but he don't say it. He's never dropped the n-bomb Ever. He hasn't, but he's good Never.
Speaker:Never dropped the n-bomb, has he sure?
speaker:Yeah, no.
speaker:Logic does all the time.
speaker:Yeah, logic, his logic is part black.
speaker:Okay, oh, he's loud Supposedly, but he's all white. Oh, his dad's like light skinned black, like super light skinned.
Speaker:You know who Logic is? Yeah, he's good. He's good.
speaker:You guys like him, I do some songs no, he's, he has good.
Speaker:You gotta respect him for the lyrics. It's like the beatles why he has the same thing repeats over and, over and over again.
speaker:But I don't really listen. Twista you like twista, can't you like one song by him?
Speaker:I like twista way better than logic, but do you know what I'm saying, though? Like there's only like one song I like by twista.
speaker:It's that? Uh, what's the name of the song?
Speaker:uh, celebrity overnight with oh, that's a good one. Yeah, and then the other song, that's because the violin is so good.
speaker:Yeah, what I want, the Marvin gang, some luther vandross, a little need. What are you saying? No, I was just saying, we can't, we keep talking over here anybody, I do that a lot. We're trying to. We're trying to get this shit on the four people better than it was last hell yeah, it's better.
Speaker:I'm saying, just just keep it. Um, that's all all right.
speaker:So anyway, on that topic of being racist towards white people, towards white people, I don't fucking get that okay so let me ask you because let him talk
speaker:him talk.
speaker:Say you're a white guy. That's like BLM Blah, blah, blah and hating on white people. Black, Lives.
speaker:Matter was a whole fucking scam, that's not what I'm saying, no, no, that's different. I understand that.
speaker:But, yes, go ahead, completely agree. But I'm saying, like those people that are like, oh they suppress the black man all the time, like those, oh they suppress the black man all the time like those white people, but far left I never even really go I feel like that's more. I'm not even in that field there, but I feel like that's more racist than people being like I don't even care yeah yeah, and it's yeah, I do, and the people that don't care.
speaker:That's why racist is when you're seeing color in general, like correct you shouldn't be talking about color, it's just a person. Oh yes, but no, it't be talking about color, it's just a person.
speaker:No, it's about talking about that color Disrespectful. It's not about respect, it's all about being disrespectful to that color. Anyone, you can be Chinese, you can be anything. You can be respectful and say, hey, you guys know each other. So bam, that's the respect.
speaker:Right there, you don't go up to someone that you don't know oh yeah, that you don't know and would say something crazy like that yeah no, but I've seen people do that.
speaker:Yeah, well, they're racist. Yeah, no yeah, I hate it and I hate that. I hate that 100%.
Speaker:Yes.
speaker:Ashley made a post this week saying like how much I hate money, just because money is the worst as soon as bro, and like I've been noticing a lot with people lately and it's getting really crazy, like as soon as money gets brought up into the situation, friendship ends, family ends, dude, like a whole thing. Like shit just changes it does. And like some people do it in like this passive, aggressive way that they think they're being like um, what is it Valorant? What's that?
Speaker:Valiant.
speaker:No, when you're like a knight Valiant.
Speaker:Valiant.
speaker:yeah, they're being like really respectful and like they're showing like that they have all this pride but in actuality you're really just pushing it off you know what I mean? And like like keeping it under, like you're serving it to me in like passive, aggressive sentences that like you don't even notice that you're doing it I get what I mean, but those are always people, those are the people that have the money they feel like no like this has been happening with like people don't it's crazy?
speaker:and like I brought it up, I bring stupid shit up for like talking about, like I'm always the person to see the future. You know, I always personally be like this is what we can do, you know, but but the whole reason is just to start now. Like let's get started, and that could be a possibility. You know you can't get there till you start, but like could do something. You know, like let's do something like. Something like that. Like say, if I wanted to do, uh, do a song with somebody or make a movie with somebody, and you've been thinking about it a long time.
speaker:It's like you want to do it, you want to get it out of the way.
Speaker:You know, yeah or dance with somebody that's, that's a we should write a song like I want to dance with somebody something like that that's a. That's gonna be a hit. You know, write that, yeah. So did we go back to like 19 something. Are we in the hot tub time machine 19 something.
speaker:If we got the hot tub time machine, maybe we'd be in a different situation.
Speaker:Then we can write that song. Why?
speaker:All songs are the same.
Speaker:I know, you know, ed.
speaker:Sheeran. Whatever it's like breakup, falling in love and have fun, that's like the three things that everybody talks about in every song.
Speaker:It's not like every specific thing.
speaker:Remember that song we're listening to about the guy from freshman to high school hitting the senior. You don't hear songs like that all the time.
speaker:You don't, and that's why it's so catchy too, like about specific subjects Do you know what I'm saying? Yeah, that's always the general subject. That's how mine, is.
Speaker:That's how mine is.
speaker:That's how mine is All right. That's crazy. So, Justin, he's supposed to be your baby. I think he got sick or something. Listen, he always tells me that my writing is so straightforward. I'm always straightforward, right, but I admire him because he's very metaphorical.
speaker:And that's his type of shit. Like the dress kissed the floor, you know, on the snowy, like crazy, like beautiful lines, and I'm saying, like you know, she took her dress off. That shit hit the floor. Yeah, I'm straightforward. He's like I admire, he admires the way I write. I'm like what the fuck? It's straightforward, he's like but I can't do that.
speaker:I always like he's like I write around myself sometimes because his brain works differently. When you see him and talk, you'll understand he like and you'll be like yeah, jesse and him would definitely get along. Yeah, they're both fucking crazy, but so like.
Speaker:That's all I was trying to say about yeah, how does that relate to the racism thing?
speaker:I don't know, I was so confused money because it was money he went off. But how does that still relate?
speaker:I still don't get it no, I was talking about how like money can I just circle back to his like original respected, stuff like that and people getting into, like you know, friendships and stuff like that. That's all right, okay and then I talked about how money could ruin friendships too. You mean, I was right there, that was right off. I could. That was a good veer. Don't tell me good u-turn, that was a fucking great turn, dude, we're gonna put a poll up. That was a great turn, I'm sorry. Does anyone disagree with that underneath?
Speaker:has anybody commented on your new nickname?
speaker:no, no because it's not my new nickname I'm still calling you hot, milk, call me whatever you want caliente leche you know what I mean, but that's what we're talking about. Again, it comes down to respect. If someone came up to me and called me Cali Leche, I don't fucking know this motherfucker. The exact same thing. See, like I said, that's what we're talking about, you see. See how I bring a fool around there. You Swing home run.
Speaker:Okay, there we go. I think racism comes down to one thing, and one thing only. What's that? Racism is situational Every time.
speaker:Can you be more specific? Please Be more specific.
Speaker:Okay, you're in the city, you're walking around. You have a bunch of different races, right? Yeah, you're just walking around, you're trying to get to your job, whatever You're not noticing. You don't give a shit, you're just like whatever You're not like.
speaker:Jews, just blacks.
Speaker:You're not like you know, you're just doing your thing, right. But if it's like a certain time at night and you're alone and like you know, sorry but three black dudes just roll up on you. You get a little pit.
speaker:I know a little knot in your stomach.
speaker:It's like a genetic and you know what I feel the same and I'm black.
Speaker:But I dude hold on, I'm telling you I'm being honest.
speaker:I was gonna say that's why I hang out with white people. You're white, my mom's white, my dad's white, my brother's black, but you know what he's cool.
speaker:Yo, your brother's awesome, your brother's awesome. He's like half black, though, too, he's half black, half white. See, there we go, we're always there.
speaker:But he's white like me, you know.
Speaker:Yeah, I know You're white inside he's white like me, and can you vouch for me on this?
speaker:So when I that's why I'm always in my room. That's why If there's a black guy, I'm being serious. Though If there's a black guy walking down the street and he's coming towards me, I'm just walking the other way and I'm like, fuck, I have to pass this motherfucker, I don't know what's going to happen. And it's just like, OK, I'm just going to look down and no eye contact, Because if you do eye contact, it's like.
speaker:What are you looking at? It's disrespectful. You've been to jail, so you, but I haven't been to the hood and I would never be.
speaker:I'm too scared to go to the hood.
speaker:They love me in the hood go bring the fucking dad's fake James Bond gun. Remember mom caught you taking the fucking pellet.
Speaker:Gun that dad had, it was a James Bond pellet gun.
speaker:It looked exactly like a real pistol and mom caught you bringing it to the hood and like you're hanging out with black people In Hillside or something. Oh, that wasn't me trying to sell it. No, I know you were bringing it to act cool.
Speaker:I thought it was a real gun.
speaker:It felt like a real gun.
speaker:That was my gangsta face he's crazy. I don't know who that is. That's what I was going to ask.
Speaker:Where is?
speaker:Hillside Across from Atlantic Islands.
Speaker:And that's the hood. Okay, that's the hood over there. Yeah, that's the hood.
speaker:I remember I don't know about now Not crazy anymore.
Speaker:Yeah, I remember mom saying like you're bringing this all over there to show off Just think about it Like Middletown in you know because.
speaker:I just moved, fucking. That's what I was trying to. I was trying to tell him, like he sent me a picture, beautiful house, it's in North Middletown though, yeah, and like great Four, five, six, seven blocks, maybe eight I don't know, I haven't gone and checked Maybe eight blocks, nine blocks, is could be Kingsburg. You know what I mean. Like the hood right there, so I it could be keensburg, you know what I mean like yeah good, right there.
Speaker:So I was telling this before six blocks, but I'm saying you got like a what do you mean?
speaker:she said maybe six, seven no, I'm saying so I was like wait what happened at six blocks, that we went to 10 blocks well, it could be.
speaker:You know what I?
Speaker:mean maybe it's, maybe it's a skateboard, wait could be east.
speaker:You know what I mean. It could be. Maybe it's a skate park, wait.
Speaker:Could be.
speaker:East Keensburg, but do you know what I'm talking about? That water park area.
speaker:That's really bad.
speaker:It's not anymore, though.
speaker:It's not that bad.
speaker:No, they built a beautiful restaurant right.
speaker:Yeah, two blocks over Get up, can't make a left.
speaker:Get up quick turn because people have lived there and handed. I know it's keep handing it off. They don't sell to anybody like a bank. What happened to asbury?
speaker:there's a shootout over there. Asbury's still bad asbury no oh yeah, you gotta cross the tracks.
speaker:That's what I'm saying you just as soon as you cross the tracks yeah that shit is different I was trying to explain to him. That's kind of the same way when it comes north middle town and yeah, but keensburg ain't bad, it's not as bad.
speaker:But it has drugs and shit but what's town Zip is usually worse. I would say Amboy.
speaker:Yeah, but I'm saying like around up north area Leonardo, leonardo, we were in.
Speaker:Kingsburg. Yeah, woodbridge, dude, because I live. You guys are forgetting the number one.
speaker:Asbury, asbury.
Speaker:No Neptune, oh, I know, camden, camden, camden, camden, camden, camden, camden, camden man. Oh yeah, Trenton's horrible I can't believe that's our state capital. Have you been to Trenton?
speaker:yes, yes, I have many times to pick up drugs.
Speaker:I'm talking some nice spots like. Jersey City used to be a shithole also and it's beautiful there's so many spots. They're gonna eventually get to those spots, I mean.
speaker:I haven't been since I was picking up drugs. In like five years they're still going to have a few that you know. Yeah, like Brooklyn. So it's like they're trying to make it like a mini Manhattan, like Brooklyn even. Yeah, because when I stopped using, cory Booker was saying that he wanted to change up Jersey City and make it look like Jersey City, and you know what's funny. The water is beautiful. I love Beautiful the water Since I was 18, it's been beautiful.
speaker:Baltimore.
speaker:Yeah, I love Baltimore, I love it and people are like oh, baltimore is really dangerous. Aren't we going to Baltimore?
speaker:Yeah, black, people in Baltimore and I'm scared of black people. But I love Baltimore. Don't worry, kev, we'll come with you. Look at me, I love it. I love Baltimore. Really, it's my number one favorite.
Speaker:And then even, like you can go outside, dude I made friends with so many people. And me and this girl that I lived with were literally In the streets of Baltimore and everybody was just like what's up? Yo, you want some B and we're like, yeah, that'd be lovely.
speaker:Yeah, good times.
Speaker:Made friends quick real quick.
speaker:I was doing music videos, dancing, dancing in front of everybody. I had my own speaker, we're in Baltimore. I had it set up, yeah, in Baltimore. That's dope. I have videos, I'll send it to you.
speaker:Yeah, send it to me. That's awesome.
speaker:Kev's doing fucking great and he does it on his little iPhone really good with editing, I try. I'm not that best Small screens.
speaker:Oh, that's like the crazy part.
speaker:Smaller the better, smaller.
speaker:I wish they said that, kev, I'd be on the top of the line.
speaker:You know what I'm saying Shh.
speaker:Don't say that I'd be top tier, top tier.
speaker:Rank number one. Okay, Captain.
speaker:Above the Chinaman. If you were listening and paying attention, you'd understand what I'm saying.
speaker:I love it. I think they got it.
speaker:I'm up there above so I'm chilling what's going on up there. Some other people might be up here. I might say hello. I might not Blinded by the light.
Speaker:Look at how I brought that full sting.
speaker:See that full circle.
Speaker:I didn't understand can you translate please?
speaker:he was singing the song lyrics no, I wasn't, I was just saying, I was up there, you know what.
Speaker:I mean who else?
speaker:would come there. Who else would be born there? Where your kid could be born up there. Get up there with me too, where up above the Chinaman. You know what I mean.
Speaker:That's where I'm at. When's your Netflix special coming out? I don't know. He needs one. He definitely needs one. Some Terry-isms. Three plus three is purple. Oh, so wait.
speaker:Yeah, listen, when I was trying to go back to you, though, from the first part, when I was talking about the McDonald's shit. You know Amazon has this thing. It is, yeah, listen. So what I was trying to go back to, though, from the first part, right, when I was talking about the McDonald's shit, right? So you know Amazon has this thing. Whole Foods, right? Yeah, you could go and register your? Are you listening to me that long or are you just going to.
speaker:Oh, I'm sorry, it's a side conversation. No, we're talking about McDonald's.
speaker:I know, is there more and more things going on over there, or what?
Speaker:no, no, I was just about fries and I'm just trying to figure out what's going on. I didn't, I don't remember you talking about mcdonald's, but I said about the ai. Oh, oh, yeah, yeah, that part. Okay, drive-thru, yeah, the drive-thru, drive-thru got it.
speaker:so amazon has a thing now that if in whole foods, so it's like dad works the whole, so he's kind of related like you know what I like? No, fucked up, it's fucked up. I don't understand what it is they? Got a card right.
speaker:A credit card.
speaker:But instead of using a credit card, you can go and register your fucking hand and your thumbprint and your face. Yep, I'm out of that one.
speaker:I did it before, so you just go in the store.
speaker:It scans your face and like If you either check out or you go in and walk out and automatically charge.
Speaker:You know, that's all fake right?
speaker:No, it's not, yes it is no, it's not, I can prove it. Oh yeah, it's fake.
Speaker:It actually was like a thousand. Indian people in India, face, recognizing them by hand and by them, watching all the cameras.
speaker:Oh, I'm saying but they were telling everybody that it was AI.
Speaker:Yeah, okay, I was no, no, no it was fake, though that they were. Yeah, they really weren't, it wasn't ai. Yeah, it was really people, but so what still?
speaker:it's being done. Damn fuck, yeah, but dude they're working crazy.
speaker:No, but I'm saying all right, but not outsourcing india hold on.
speaker:No, but that might be the in and out store, but there's still one that you can register your handprint and they'll have your handprint and like, like well, that's in like china, and they do that and you can go. Instead of swiping your credit card, you go and put your hand down. Get the fuck out of here, no way am I doing that? It's not like that far off from what you do now because you have your phone that's face ID or thumbprint and then you just do that.
Speaker:All you're doing is just extending the same thing. So what does it matter? Everybody's pretty much a cyborg anyway, but you know what they're going. You're doing is just extending the same thing, so what does it matter?
speaker:Everybody's pretty much a cyborg anyway with the phone. But you know what they're going to be doing is that you just fucked me up right there. Your accounts. Your accounts are going to be connected to you.
speaker:That's what I'm saying.
speaker:And when you go to McDonald's, like he's saying, I swear it was three days ago. I went into McDonald's and I was just standing there waiting.
speaker:They don't serve you the kiosk 15 minutes. I went on the kiosk.
speaker:I went on that and then I had to wait again because I got a mess up on my order. So I go back to the kiosk. It's annoying shit. In the future they're going to have dump prints where and they'll know your order Not even the order that's your money.
speaker:Yeah, that's what I'm talking about, Kev. That's what they'll do for Amazon.
speaker:You're going to have something connected to your hand, yeah, it's not even that.
speaker:You just use your fingerprint. That's what Amazon's doing. It's connected to your account.
speaker:Or a chip You're going to get injected.
speaker:Bro, and you know Neuralink is working. Dude that that guy is playing Citizen 5 with his Neuralink. I don't know what Citizen 5 is, he's able to play the video games with that chip planted in his head, because Elon Musk did the first implant on someone's brain Exactly, and it's actually fucking working. Guys, this is amazing. I'm able to play video games with my fucking brain.
speaker:Yeah, just turn it on and just play a video game.
Speaker:No I know, but he can, can't.
speaker:The guy's literally can't physically, can't the guy's disabled?
Speaker:no, he's like paraplegic. Yeah, he can't physically can't hold the controller. Yeah, yeah, yeah, so he's like that's an amazing fucking technology.
speaker:You look like you were gonna say something yeah, I was, I got distracted yeah, but that's an amazing technology no, it's awesome, he's like, I'm so happy to be a part of this. Thank you, that's a great thing. Yeah, that's great.
Speaker:The brain chipping thing is scary. No I think it's kind of exciting.
speaker:It is. It's exciting. You think it's exciting. Let me get your feedback on that.
speaker:Yeah, what do you think about it? Well, I think it'll help a lot of people. That's crazy.
Speaker:I just someone made a great point he goes to we make tools.
speaker:For certain reasons he goes, and I hope that this tool is made for this reason, no, and not other, because we make the tools for what purposes we need them for what and I? Hope that our purposes don't become something else, because this is great right now but yeah, what I was going to finish with.
Speaker:What does scare me is AI robots, because they're going to be two. The first two robots they make and they're already existing the sex ones. So for people to fuck, and then they don't even need a mate anymore. They ought to have the perfect mate. Well, I didn't know that. And then they're going to have soldiers and they're going to fight the wars.
speaker:Oh yeah, the wars too. And then they're going to have soldiers and they're going to fight the wars?
Speaker:Oh yeah, the wars too, and the wars will be fought through drones, but they'll still be.
speaker:Oh my God, nuclear Might be a video. Name me my bet on the fucking wars now, because we don't feel bad. It's just robots, who knows?
speaker:Yeah but, we don't know what's going to happen. We're not going to have a looks like they're gonna nuke the whole town. No, they're gonna kill everybody.
speaker:We don't know that, so say it depends on what tool you make them for we have real humans that actually know what's going on, but that's what scares me, it's not the robot part, it's the intelligence part, because a robot's nothing without the fucking shit, the program. So now we're getting into quantum computing, which comes down to something. Oh my God, yes, because remember your first phone that you had the flip phone. Yeah, and then it kept getting better and better and better.
speaker:So that's exactly what they're going to be doing Like yeah bro, I can buy for audio equipment, say right. Take over the world.
speaker:I can buy a $450 mic, right. But then I can go to fucking a cheap store and get something that's made by China and buy like $320 like you pat one of those perfectly well $320 mics. Try them out. Each one of them will sound different and I guarantee one of them I can get to sound just as good, if not better, than that $350 mic, because technology is getting to a certain point with certain things and it can only go so far. You can only get a video game to look as real as a person. What do you do after that? You know like it's got to be the systems. Now you've got to change more systems, right?
speaker:Yeah.
speaker:So there's only certain things you can push to a certain level. Make it real. So once you get to like chip so small, we're down to the smallest so small that we have to go into the quantum level and understand what's going on on a particle basis to be able to make a chip that size. How fucking crazy is that? Because we're already so small. So imagine that's where we're at now. That's where science is right now is trying to figure out the smallest fucking thing in the world, and they're trying to build another huge ass particle accelerator because they found out that there is. I'm lost right now. How are you what?
speaker:I explained that really well.
speaker:I thought you did good, I saw it. I saw it Come on.
speaker:I'm telling you why Because you started talking about AI and AI that's what I thought we were talking about, and then you started talking about quantum computing yes, ai, that's AI.
Speaker:It has all things to do with it.
speaker:You just kept going down like a rabbit hole of what AI is coming down to because it's going to use quantum computing. That's what scares me. You guys are horrible bro.
Speaker:I'm talking about you, didn't let me talk. I was going to say I got what you were saying and I thought you were saying it well.
speaker:I was actually really talking, well.
Speaker:But it is confusing. To me what I'm trying to think about, what you're trying to say and you were grouping a few different kind of concept ideas into the one. I get where you were going though.
speaker:Because I'm just saying you can only get to a certain level of technology in certain places. That's what I was trying to say. So once we reach an apex you have to go to something else. So the intelligence we have a robot that you could, that could shoot shit, that could do all this other stuff, it could stand up on its own everything.
speaker:So now the only part we have to figure out is the intelligence part. So that's the part that scares me, and they're doing quantum computing. Look at chat gpt. That's what scares me. Is chat gpt, bro? Like I could tell it conversations and talk to it, but it starts talking like me after a while.
speaker:Yeah oh, I saw a guy. Oh, I saw a guy with the ai. Thing.
speaker:I scared, yeah, yeah okay, had his ai program, like watch every video he did for 20 years, yeah. And then like read all his books and was able to I could do that now.
Speaker:That's what I have.
speaker:Literally talk like him and respond like he would. My grandkids will be able to take these videos. I already do that. I transcribe all of our shit and then I run it through an AI program Boom, it gives me all of our chapters, our transcripts. It tells me speaker one, speaker two, speaker three. That's cool, it's ridiculous.
Speaker:It's the actual scientific process and sound that it makes it goes Hold on, hold on. Just sorry, I'm going to derail it a little bit. Anybody seen Time's Up with Justin Timberlake?
speaker:Wait, wait, wait. How the fuck do I get yelled at for going left on a quantum, because you. I just said I was gonna derail the conversation no, I know that, but that was like real left because, I didn't know what the quantum computing and the particle accelerator had to do with ai. Becoming smarter because we're finding a different, that's all he's joining three body.
Speaker:Problem with his all could.
speaker:I just say that there's a no, because we found out when we did the particle accelerator. For anyone that doesn't know that this just happened last year. We found out two years ago. We found out that there is another particle present when we get to that high of an energy level when two particles smash together. The only way we can get that is from a fucking making them speed up really fast, smashing them into each other but we only have a certain size thing, but we could tell there's a bump.
speaker:So they don't know if they make a bigger one, will they be able to actually make that particle? Is it more energy that they need or is it something else? But there is something there that connects everything together, bro, because if you get down to it, you are not solid as a human being. You were broken up.
speaker:He's getting very uh, this is going down now you're broken into particles, but you are not really a solid thing nobody is yes if I can go against the wall, I can walk through the wall at one particular point break your particles apart, you'd be able to walk through the wall at one particular point break your particles apart, you'd be able to walk through the wall like you're getting very that's crazy, but I'm just saying that's how it is.
speaker:What's the? That's the whole thing that's going on with science right now is they're trying to find the smallest thing in the world, and that smallest thing in the world could be. They call it the god particle, and that could be what we're missing, for everything that could make a make a huge leap.
speaker:Or destroy everything, or destroy everything.
Speaker:Why can't we be happy with what we have? No, I know, it's just exciting. I'm over.
speaker:They just do extra. I love science. I do too, but no, that's scary though. It's almost like the smallest sand and it's just like you got to be careful, but it will blow up the whole world. Why sand? I'm over it and it's just like you gotta be careful, but it will freaking blow up the whole world. Why are you touching that motherfucking sand? Get out of here. Go fly in this space and get out of here. Thank you, let it blow up away from us.
speaker:People are just stupid, these days.
speaker:I mean I understand they're smart you know, but they're making things dangerous for us.
speaker:I agree with him 100%. That's where I'm at. You're very into all of it, I know. When I hear you talk about that I'm like I'd rather go back to hanging out in the street, mom calling me when the lights turn on for dinner. Yeah. You want to look up into the sky and be like what the fuck is going on oh, I love space there's going to be no stars soon because of all the pollution and shit.
Speaker:That's what I'm saying, george. You know what I got as a kid? I got the whistle.
speaker:No my mom yeah Well that's different.
Speaker:No, no, no, no, no, no. When you got the whistle, that was something. Oh, you were in shit. You had a time crunch, oh.
speaker:You kind of had like a neighborhood like we had.
Speaker:Then you got a little light flash reminder Damn, and then you got one more whistle.
speaker:Then it's over.
Speaker:That was it, I, then it's over.
speaker:That was it If you're late.
Speaker:Yeah, Once you walked in the door it could have been literally like three minutes. No, you're done Like you don't know. Wow, when are we? You would have thought I robbed PNC Bank and got arrested for it at 12 years old.
speaker:Oh yeah, I'm just playing kickball. No, my mom was like. She was like stay out. Oh yeah, she was always a dick. That's just like my dad too. Oh, my dad was always a dick. It was always come back when it's dark out. You know what I mean. I always host a couple houses down.
Speaker:You were different bro. You got raised differently than me and Peter the youngest always gets it the easiest. My littlest brother, he got away with everything. That's what I'm saying. He didn't care what he did. The first child they have no idea.
speaker:They're young, they have no idea what's going on. They have never had a kid before. The second one they're kind of you know, and then the third one, they're like all right, I got this. Yeah, exactly, we know what to not do. I think it's a little different.
Speaker:I think it's like that's how I would use it. The first one is like you're not ready for it. The second one you're like let me have the first one, watch the second one and then the third one you're like whatever the fuck happens to him or her.
speaker:That's what I'm saying, man. We're pretty much there. We're pretty much on the same layer.
Speaker:The third one falls and you're like get up you know what's funny about all that?
speaker:I'm adopted and my mom adopted six kids. I'm the youngest out of all of them. We're all a different age. One of my brothers is two years older than me. Then my other brother is a year older than him. Just goes. But what he was just talking about, it just adds up to me too. Yeah, Everything that's going on.
speaker:Yeah, I know how much pay attention can you pay to seven, six kids? You know what I mean. That's a lot.
speaker:So like, yeah, I'm the youngest, so I got away with a lot of things. That's a lot. I'm sure I super kicked my brother in the hallway and he got in trouble.
speaker:Dude yeah, it's done. Dude, it's like, nah, I wasn't even there. It's like she's already doing something else. You're already mischief.
speaker:You know what I mean.
Speaker:Once she turns her back. You got six options. Yo, and what's your? You were talking about like childhood memories and like nostalgia and that kind of yeah, Just now, Like he did.
speaker:I was like. Well, I did.
Speaker:Fuck Go ahead. Are you in the quantum realm right?
speaker:now, I don't know.
Speaker:Are you a microscopic?
speaker:creature that's in the quantum Anyway.
Speaker:So, like it made me think, like what's your favorite memory of being a kid that you can think of? Was there a certain vacation? Was there a certain?
speaker:Dude, I just remember summers playing manhunt.
speaker:Bro, you don't remember Cancun. No, I'm talking about slides.
speaker:Yeah, I know what he's talking about. Literally when you're at home and playing with your friends.
Speaker:In the neighborhood I said vacations too and I was just going to add to that Sum. In the neighborhood I said vacations too and I was just going to add to that Summertime, Summertime and or whatever the fucking sound was. I heard it yesterday. I'm sorry stop.
speaker:I heard that shit yesterday and I swear to God my window was open. It happened. Actually, last month was the first time and I fucking went nuts. I was like there's an ice cream, it's fucking winter, so what's going on? I was like what is he doing here? I brought back so many memories but I ran outside, called him, got him. But this time I'm just sitting on the couch and I hear fucking Bro went back to fucking be like where, what is this guy? He's fucking eight kids in the back.
Speaker:Wow.
speaker:What is?
speaker:he what? Why is there an ice cream truck around in his neighborhood, bro? There was no young kids around here, it's all older people.
speaker:Oh, I don't understand.
Speaker:It's like why, are you in this?
speaker:neighborhood.
speaker:It's literally all older people. Okay, Like why.
speaker:I've never seen him have crowds of kids surrounding his car. He's just always driving around Trying to make money man, that's what you got to do nowadays, hey Kev what's your favorite childhood memory?
speaker:Hang out with Jesse Bro.
speaker:we was at the high school together, bro, we have a fucking lot of memories he's talking about, like young my favorite was playing kick the can.
speaker:Oh, yeah, Remember that. Yeah, that was almost like Bandhunt, but in the daytime. Yeah, you had a can and then you had rocks, and then you put it in the middle of the street and then everybody would have to go hide and then I would have to count to 30, and then I'll be like, okay, ready, and then I'll have there and the can's over there. Someone can run and kick the can, and then I have to put the can back up and then I need to find that person. If he's out, I have to tag him and catch up to him.
speaker:If not, he's hidden somewhere else. Who the fuck made this game? It sounds dope, it sounds great fuck, man. I'm scared to talk where was this game when I was a kid?
Speaker:I'm gonna say the dark when was this game when I was a kid. I'm going to say not to be that guy. But, if someone invited you over. We took Manhunt very seriously.
speaker:Big time.
Speaker:If somebody invited you over, it would probably have been me and you'd have been on my team and I would have just stuck behind you and been like close your eyes, Don't you dare smile. And then I would do things like tickle your butthole.
speaker:Just to make you giggle.
Speaker:Just to make it interesting. The second we heard someone breathing. You know, in Manhunt you hear like the shh shh, shh, shh and then, you're like oh my god. And then you're like oh, my God.
speaker:And then you're like, oh, it's going to be better. So it fell out of a tree. Like what's going on? Yo Fucking Brian just fell out of the tree, dude.
Speaker:I don't know if you remember my story, but I'm really good at climbing trees, so I do, I do. No, cops are going to find you.
speaker:Yeah, I climbed trees in Manhattan. My fat ass was under the ground. I was digging holes.
Speaker:Under the ground. That's a better skill to me than climbing a tree.
speaker:I was digging a hole.
Speaker:Are you a fucking gopher or a groundhog or some shit?
speaker:I was digging holes. I brought little shovels and shit. I was a boy scout. I was a fucking boy scout.
Speaker:I was an Eagle Scout. I was a fucking boy scout. I was an Eagle Scout. I think I played.
speaker:Manhunt with you before.
Speaker:Wait, hold on. You gotta play to your strengths. You probably have Hold on, hold on.
speaker:You gotta play to your strengths, right? I'm a fat dude. What am I doing? I'm not being chastened, I'm picturing you carrying a shovel.
Speaker:Yeah, no, no, no, no.
speaker:It's an army shovel and it comes in my pocket and just ding, ding, ding. Yeah, okay, I'm an eep, I'm a Boy Scout bro.
Speaker:It's still a shovel. Oh, okay, so I use my.
speaker:I'm telling you, you have to use what you got right. So.
speaker:I'm using my skills, my advantages, fucking. You know what's funny. My brother was a Boy Scout too, bro.
speaker:I built the race cars with the wood and everything.
speaker:So that's why you guys got along so well.
speaker:I probably wooded everything dude, I was shooting arrows.
Speaker:You said your brother was a Boy Scout. He was a Boy Scout, were you. He was, yes, were you.
speaker:No.
Speaker:No, I was never molested.
speaker:Thank you, I was like yo. No, that was not going on, no, I was not an altar boy ever Meaning you never had to go to no camp or anything.
Speaker:Oh, actually I was molested, but that was by the neighbors.
speaker:Have you been to summer camp, serious?
Speaker:What have you?
speaker:been to summer camp. Summer camp is really bad. No, I always wanted to go.
speaker:Daytime summer camp. I always wanted to go.
Speaker:Yeah for a few hours and they're like here, make these fucking necklaces and you're like watch my kids, here you go no, I heard that they stuck like trumpets up their shit.
speaker:When I watched American Pie in band camp and shit, they said that I wanted to go so bad after I saw it.
Speaker:He's talking about summer camp. He's like trumpets and pussies hell.
speaker:Yeah, what do you mean? They do fucking don't. They do shows and stuff at summer camp. They have like talent shows.
speaker:So that's what you want to do? Yeah, talent shows and stuff. There's definitely a trumpet somewhere. There's definitely a trumpet somewhere. A lot of crazy shit. Yeah, that's what I'm saying, bro, got a whole playground you can play on.
speaker:You got to make sure that it's mixed sex, though.
Speaker:Like it's a multi. What do they say?
speaker:unisex. Thank you sir. Thank you sir, both make sure it's unisex.
Speaker:Go to fucking summer camp, bro, give your parents. I think there's a few more things added to that minus. Yeah, there's another thing. There's some summer camp, something interesting. Where's a good summer camp? I don't know, how would we?
speaker:know, bro summer camp. How do we know, though, you've got kids, I have no kids, no not you Kev Me and you are fucking free.
speaker:Yeah, they're strapped, my kid's 14. Okay, you know, strapped Strapped. You got four years Strapped Strapped.
Speaker:This episode should be labeled Strap.
speaker:Strap. This episode should be labeled crack. No, seriously, have you sent your kids to summer camp? Your kids are old enough and yours is too. Did they go to summer camp?
Speaker:They do summer camps. My son's doing some kind of wrestling camp this year. Yeah, but it's not by my fucking choice by my ultimate-wife, the ultimate. See you next Tuesday.
speaker:Give me a good summer camp. Why do you want to know about summer camp? What are you going to go perform there?
Speaker:I think, he has ulterior motives.
speaker:Yeah, I know You're so worried about a good summer camp. He's talking about the ice cream truck. I think these are all theories. I, you're so worried about a good summer camp. He's talking about the ice cream truck. I think these are all theories. I think these are like plans. I associate all plans, guys.
Speaker:I'm going to be a summer counselor and introduce a kid to his first pack of cigs.
speaker:Or I'm going to drive an ice cream truck and have eight kids in it. Fuck the ice cream truck.
Speaker:That's what I was thinking. I think you need to find Jesus.
speaker:He's nowhere to be found. He's back in and start a.
Speaker:Bible camp.
speaker:Vacation Bible school with Jesse. I need a hot tub time machine for that. Go see Jesus.
speaker:You know, that would be awesome, actually the time machine.
speaker:Hell yeah.
speaker:Is there really a time machine in this world, can I? All right, you think we would know? I'm going to blow your mind, I'm going to blow your mind, Kevin. Uh-oh, don't blow my mind.
speaker:In actuality, if you were to be able to move faster than the speed of light, if you were able to stand there and move faster. Your body was able to move in place faster than the speed of light.
speaker:That's like a jet.
speaker:You'd be able to see the universe unfold in front of your eyes, because time is only relative to each person. Fuck all y'all. I know you guys have no idea what I'm talking about. And that makes it even better because the motherfuckers who do know what I'm talking about.
speaker:No, I do know what you're talking about. You know what I'm talking about. I do. Yeah, Time is relative to everybody.
speaker:A clock can tick differently, it does for everybody who's relative to that clock. Like, for instance, if me and you were born at the exact same time on the exact same day and we set a watch at the same time and it had a date and we met back 40 years later. The watches would be off a ton yeah.
speaker:Because they move you.
Speaker:Because, we move differently Because, say, if you're moving in a car, time moves faster. It's very weird, very, very small increments, but it adds up.
speaker:That's what he's talking about.
speaker:Yes, Because everyone's time is relative. What did that do with the speed of?
speaker:light, because you're asking. He asked about the time machine, so you could technically is what I was trying to say is you could technically travel forward through time if we were able to find that technology, but moving backwards is where it gets like. How would you do that? You would have to move. You know what I mean. It doesn't. That's the only thing we could technically move fast.
Speaker:You said your words were standing still and running at the speed of light. I didn't say running, I said you're moving.
speaker:Sorry, you did say your particles are accelerating your particles Because everybody's made out of particles. Going back to what we were talking about before Boom. Make those particles vibrate extremely fast and this kid was terrible at science.
Speaker:I know, and now I'm very good with it.
speaker:It's crazy. Horrible I was so bad with science, bro, I had to beg my teacher to pass me Bad with the volcano.
Speaker:Yeah, Dude never Project.
speaker:Terrible, horrible.
speaker:Now, that's all he talks about. I love it. Three buttons, so isn't?
speaker:it, so I didn't even want. Bro, isn't it so crazy how I've changed and I'm like actually no shit, too Like I'm not, it's not, even it's not even I'm not saying you don't, bro, all these books are not just for show stuff you're you're talking about is theory? No, because traveling at the speed of light it's actually possible, because we've done it with the particle accelerator.
Speaker:I love how I love a particle only until everybody does it wrong. You guys are wrong, don't even start because this is what my mom does.
speaker:It's not who did it. Then is there someone that did it? Particles, someone did it, so there's a human being that did it can you stop kevin?
speaker:yeah, sorry, so a particle so much kevin, kevin, a particle, a photon or whatever this particle is, only lasts. It only has a lifespan of, say, 30 seconds, right? So as they take these two particles, they keep one in place and they move one faster than the speed of light, right? That particle lasts longer than the one that is standing still, and when it stops it is still the same age as it was, like, kind of like, relative to when it left. So we have proved it, it's a proven fact. That's what the particle accelerator was, so it's not a theory. So if we were able to make our particles in our body, if we were able to See, and that's where your theory starts.
Speaker:And that's where your whole fucking point is. It's not a theory. You started with a very small fact and then you just go on a wormhole tangent of being like watch, I can walk through a wall with.
speaker:I walk through walls. I wish you would talk to like Troutman Troutman.
Speaker:How is he? I haven't talked to him in forever.
speaker:I haven't talked to him in a while either.
Speaker:Remember we used to be like Troutman High school. You're like Troutman now.
speaker:I miss Troutman. I haven't seen him in forever. Is he still with what's her name? Yeah, he has three kids with her. She got me so many good parking spots in pnc I know I used to work there I would just go pull up like fatima, all right parkway in the front, nice first private parking, beautiful, nice. So, uh yeah, quantum physics, you know if you want to talk about that? I'm your guy. You, these motherfuckers, don't know what's going on yep, you want to travel through time.
speaker:hey, I I know I'm not about space. I'll tell you that, my friend, you want to travel through time.
speaker:I'm your guy, you son of a bitch.