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hello and welcome to the culture quest

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we are but humble adventurers and today

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we take a deep look at ourselves with me

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as always are Peter hello and Baryo

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hello and I am Ynon thank you the

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listeners at home for taking part in our

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noble quest so this is our third casual

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spontaneous and fun lockdown bonus

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episode we've always enjoyed taking

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interesting questions from ask Reddit

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and discussing our answers we've done

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that in quite a few tavern talk segments

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so far that's why we've decided today to

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do a mega version of that we're going to

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look up a few random questions each of

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us will get a chance to answer them

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and there's no telling what we might

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learn about ourselves today Before we

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jump into that I wanted to quickly talk

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about a few upcoming episodes and other

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cool things we're doing so um in terms

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of our upcoming episodes I think that

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some really exciting things are headed

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our way our next episode is going to be

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a side quest about the intrapersonal

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which is a scientific term that

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originates in the field of geology but

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sort of became this interesting

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phenomena I've been editing the episode

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in the last couple of days and I think

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that this is going to be one of our most

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compelling discussions and the episode

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after that is going to be about Joss

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Whedon's Firefly and serenity we're

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going to let the geeks inside us loose

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for a while and then we're going to have

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an episode about Queens live at Wembley

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from 1986 I think all of us here really

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love Queens so I can't wait to talk

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about that and I also want to let you

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guys know about a few other things that

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I myself have recently done I had the

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chance to appear on a few other podcasts

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as a guest and these are some really

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good podcast by really talented people

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and I'll tell you all about them and if

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you want to give them a go you can start

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with the episodes I'm in that way you'll

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have a familiar voice to listen to

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so the first one is the older people you

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should know podcast it's a history

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podcast in which every episode focuses

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on a historical figure that is not very

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well known today I think it's really

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well made in the episode I was on we

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each brought up one historical figure I

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talked about Christian Arenberg

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which is a scientist and an explorer

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that was pretty big in the 19th century

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and my connection to him was that when

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he was exploring in the Red Sea he named

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a bunch of cold species including the

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one that I am researching today Josh the

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host of the podcast brought up francisco

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de Bobadilla a historical figure whose

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story is tied up with Christopher

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Columbus's something fun with the

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episode that I wanted to bring up is

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that when we started recording Josh

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brought up that Terran talk segment we

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did a while back where we each brought

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up a favorite quote and asked me about

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barrios quote if you remember that quote

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was to forgive is divine but never pay a

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full price for a lake pizza he asked me

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if we know where the quote comes from

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and I told him I died and myself had no

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idea I guess you guys didn't as well he

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told me that the second he heard that

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quote he immediately remembered that he

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heard it on the Teenage Mutant Ninja

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Turtles movie from 1990 all these

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precious gems stuck in there in the back

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of my mind from the 90s I thought it was

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brilliant I think like out of all the

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quotes we mentioned barrios might have

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been the best like we all liked it we

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all analyzed it for a while and as it

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turns out it's a referal quote just to

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Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles quote it's

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rougher I think it's Michelangelo

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it sounds like Michelangelo I might have

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been it's kind of hard to see because at

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the moment that they're saying that

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quote you only let us see that rate from

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above the sewer from above you can see

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who's talking so I kind of figured it

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was ref yo because you know he's kind of

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the cool guy with all the cool quotes

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and stuff but I don't really know

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actually it's more of a zen-like quote

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so Michelangelo and pizza I don't know

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yeah since the sense that vibe um the

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second podcast have been a guest on is

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the bacon games fantasy sports podcast

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which is a mainly sports focused podcast

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and at the moment it's mostly about the

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NFL because well at the moment that's

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the only league that's producing news at

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the moment I was on it and Jesse the

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host and I talked about the NFL in

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general and about the Seahawks which is

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the team that I follow and it was a lot

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of

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I think that if you're into sports at

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all you should check it out because

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Jesse he's such a knowledgeable guy and

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like you can totally repeat what you

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hear on the podcast in conversations

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with your friends and kind of make it

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seem like you know what you're talking

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about so I'll check it out and the third

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podcast I was on is the Bulldogs and

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Dragons podcasts which is a D&D podcast

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in which the main story kind of follows

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a few young adventurers that are

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attending the milestone Academy and the

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thing is they usually get together and

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record this podcast but because of the

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quarantine that's impossible at the

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moment so instead of letting the podcast

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go on hiatus Joseph the dungeon master

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gathered a group of podcasters and we're

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doing another story that's set a few

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generations before the main story and

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kind of tells about the history of the

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world like I said I play alongside a few

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other podcasters which are Kent from The

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Bad audiobook podcast David from the

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Dungeons & chill podcast and Jesse who

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I've already mentioned today from the

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bacon games fantasy sports podcast and

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so far this has been a lot of fun the

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other players are awesome and Joseph the

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DM he really knows his stuff and the

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first episode just came out I think this

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is going to be three or four episodes or

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so I'm not exactly sure and of course

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I'll include links to each and every one

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of these podcasts in the show notes so

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let's head into the main discussion

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we're going to do a few s credit

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questions which it's kind of an S credit

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extravaganza or I like to call it ask

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traffic danza know you don't get that

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one

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Oh answer okay um so uh who wants to go

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first and who wants to choose the first

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question we talked about uh what movie

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is guaranteed to make you cry huh do you

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guys cry at movies a lot oh my god like

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a baby really I mean I wasn't like that

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when I was younger I think something

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just broke inside of me when I

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discovered the real world as a mature

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person and now pretty much every movie

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that tries to make me cry I just you

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know I

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a few years ago like I used to go to

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work in the mornings come back home in

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the afternoons and then watch a couple

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of movies every day and I don't remember

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which movie but like I don't cry a lot

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of movies but and that point in my life

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for some reason I don't know I had like

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a very sensitive couple of months or

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something and I don't remember which

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movie was something maybe a chick flick

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really made me cry

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because I remember like being totally

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devastated and and talking to myself and

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and saying things like why doesn't she

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love him I don't remember I have to

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remember I have to find out which movie

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was I really can remember

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hmm no I don't know I don't know Peter

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what about you I I remember I don't cry

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in many movies but I do remember going

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to the cinema and I was actually bawling

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because I was actually pretty young and

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I had a dog at the time Molly and me

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I've only seen it once so I can't really

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recall the details but Molly and me it

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was like a tearjerker I remember that

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but I've actually got a podcast that I

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cried it oh really yeah

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well I think I've mentioned it maybe but

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it's the reply-all episode the case of

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the missing hit have you guys heard that

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no no I plan to listen to it but no not

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yet well this guy has like sort of like

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an ear worm for a song from the nineties

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and no one knows what it is

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so the people from reply all they do

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that it's sort of a super tech support

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they call it where they have to like

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track down what the original song was

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and without ruining everything they get

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to like a sort of what you would call a

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satisfying ending and the when the guy

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was listening to the actual song that he

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was sort of humming in his head and he

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was and it's been like in his head for

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like 15 years then I was like wow like

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that's so emotional so yeah mmm cool I

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can totally do that I remembered a story

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about a movie that that made me wet I

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was just after a big trip where meaning

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undid a part of it but then we split up

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and I was in in Mexico for

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about the month and then I went to

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Belize and I flew back to Mexico City

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and it all just started to be real I was

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I was tired you know I was I mean I had

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I had the time of my life in that trip

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but I was kind of feeling that one

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period of my life has ended and I'm

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continuing to another and I landed at

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Mexico City so I landed around I think 2

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a.m. and I had my flight back home

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around 7:00 I think so I just stayed at

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the airport and tried to pass the time

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and I got a couple of movies on my small

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laptop with me and I started watching

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default is with our stars or something

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like that

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that's a completely remembered you know

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I was sitting I think at a table in

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front of McDonald's and everyone around

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me was just you know shady people like

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me that just like you're not supposed to

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be there at that hour and sing you know

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and I just started weeping at the end I

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don't know I think I was just exhausted

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you know and it's also a really sad

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movie yeah kind of a young adult drama

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yeah but you know it's a lot about death

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and things that end and everything is

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temporary and and I don't know it just

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takes you this emotional roller coaster

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and and I was so exhausted to begin with

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Hey I remember just I just took my coat

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and covered myself in it and just such a

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weird scenario okay so what's the next

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question you guys want to talk about

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okay I have one at what moment did you

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stop and thought oh I fucked up mmm

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that's a good question

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it doesn't really work for me I just

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suppress all my bad memories I'll tell

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you mine

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so in my job we we develop software

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right and our software is kind of what

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you call a sass which is software as a

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service where you we got like a couple

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of servers that serve all our customers

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we got around you know seven hundred

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eight hundred customers and in general

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they serve a couple thousand sites and

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and those couple thousands of sites kind

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of serve a couple tens of billions of

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users global light and our software is

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pretty critical because what we do is we

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kind of enabled people to log in so if

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they want to buy something or or look at

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something or advertise or anything you

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first need to log in because we need to

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know who you are in order for the actual

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site or application to work so we had

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this change and it was really minor and

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we deployed it we monitored it

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everything looked fine and then you know

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there was a there was a happy hour so we

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went and we started drinking and we had

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good time and everything was really nice

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and I got pretty pretty drunk and then

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someone comes and says there's a this

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customer that says he as a as an image

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an emergency so saying okay just give me

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two minutes I'm I'm coming then I get

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another phone call another customer with

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another emergency okay so I go Joe

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we got like it's called NOC network

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operation center right that's like the

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guy who monitors everything and then it

0:12:53.290,0:12:59.350

just runs into the room and he says guys

0:12:56.529,0:13:01.899

there's no traffic like everything

0:12:59.350,0:13:04.689

stopped working it's not just one site

0:13:01.899,0:13:08.439

it's not just one customer it's all the

0:13:04.689,0:13:11.499

customers with all the millions of users

0:13:08.439,0:13:15.610

and I was drunk and and I was thinking

0:13:11.499,0:13:18.040

wait wait why why why oh and then I like

0:13:15.610,0:13:19.839

I figured like something that we

0:13:18.040,0:13:21.579

couldn't replicate in our development

0:13:19.839,0:13:25.329

environment and we'll probably only come

0:13:21.579,0:13:27.809

into play in production and then I had

0:13:25.329,0:13:27.809

like Oh

0:13:27.850,0:13:33.940

so I just you know run still inebriated

0:13:31.600,0:13:35.770

to my computer and just like we gotta

0:13:33.940,0:13:41.320

roll this bag we gotta roll this back

0:13:35.770,0:13:43.120

and then you know it was done and I was

0:13:41.320,0:13:45.910

like I was like whoo

0:13:43.120,0:13:47.770

that was fun and then like my boss kind

0:13:45.910,0:13:50.230

of picks from the other way of the room

0:13:47.770,0:13:52.090

he says we need we need that to do we

0:13:50.230,0:13:55.420

got this process called a post-mortem

0:13:52.090,0:13:57.580

when we have this downtime then we have

0:13:55.420,0:14:00.310

to send like an explanation why it

0:13:57.580,0:14:02.020

happened I was like we need the

0:14:00.310,0:14:03.360

post-mortem until tomorrow morning okay

0:14:02.020,0:14:06.640

bye

0:14:03.360,0:14:10.150

and I was like fuck I'm not in the

0:14:06.640,0:14:12.640

condition to do it but I did it anyway

0:14:10.150,0:14:16.390

and everything was fine but yeah it was

0:14:12.640,0:14:18.160

just like one of the worst things I've

0:14:16.390,0:14:20.650

ever done in my career you know it's

0:14:18.160,0:14:22.150

just it was just such a small thing and

0:14:20.650,0:14:25.510

and you didn't take into account

0:14:22.150,0:14:27.580

something and just fuck how long was the

0:14:25.510,0:14:31.360

Danton period oh you know like a few

0:14:27.580,0:14:34.050

minutes no I think it was around half an

0:14:31.360,0:14:36.910

hour which is a lot don't get me wrong

0:14:34.050,0:14:38.650

yeah like imagine you got you got you

0:14:36.910,0:14:40.690

know I don't want to mention any any

0:14:38.650,0:14:43.270

client but just imagine that you're a

0:14:40.690,0:14:45.880

big company that you kind of depend on

0:14:43.270,0:14:49.360

selling stuff and you can't sell stuff

0:14:45.880,0:14:54.100

for an hour that's yeah bad yeah that's

0:14:49.360,0:14:57.640

really bad I have a fucked up moment but

0:14:54.100,0:14:59.440

it affected basically just me it's kind

0:14:57.640,0:15:02.650

of a moment that I'm a bit embarrassed

0:14:59.440,0:15:04.780

of so a couple years ago I told you guys

0:15:02.650,0:15:07.630

about it recently I used to do this blog

0:15:04.780,0:15:09.460

I used to write all kinds of articles

0:15:07.630,0:15:12.160

about things that I find interesting I

0:15:09.460,0:15:14.440

did it as a hobby I had a lot of fun

0:15:12.160,0:15:16.390

doing it and I think that all I know

0:15:14.440,0:15:17.890

when I stopped doing it when I started

0:15:16.390,0:15:18.610

my master's degree and I couldn't find

0:15:17.890,0:15:21.670

the time for it

0:15:18.610,0:15:25.390

I had like I don't remember eight nine

0:15:21.670,0:15:26.920

or ten articles and I think like three

0:15:25.390,0:15:30.370

or four more that I was in the middle of

0:15:26.920,0:15:32.020

researching and I had this Google

0:15:30.370,0:15:33.400

account with that's kind of like a

0:15:32.020,0:15:35.980

professional account you know that you

0:15:33.400,0:15:39.130

have your own domain name and you have

0:15:35.980,0:15:40.630

your own unlimited Google Drive account

0:15:39.130,0:15:43.240

and everything

0:15:40.630,0:15:46.410

and I used to store everything there you

0:15:43.240,0:15:49.300

know when I stopped doing the blog I

0:15:46.410,0:15:51.730

kind of give it some time to see if

0:15:49.300,0:15:54.580

maybe I'll find an opportunity to do it

0:15:51.730,0:15:57.580

again but then after a couple of months

0:15:54.580,0:16:00.850

I decided well this is at least for now

0:15:57.580,0:16:03.160

I'm not gonna be doing it so I backed

0:16:00.850,0:16:05.560

everything up like I downloaded the

0:16:03.160,0:16:07.770

whole content of my Google Drive I used

0:16:05.560,0:16:10.960

to do everything on Google Drive and

0:16:07.770,0:16:13.420

then I shut down the account

0:16:10.960,0:16:16.630

I basically unsubscribe from that Google

0:16:13.420,0:16:19.450

account and that's it and then the

0:16:16.630,0:16:22.000

moment I clicked unsubscribe the moment

0:16:19.450,0:16:25.060

I clicked cancel the account I realized

0:16:22.000,0:16:28.180

that almost all of the data I've

0:16:25.060,0:16:30.580

collected was in either Google Docs or

0:16:28.180,0:16:32.590

Google sheets which you know when you

0:16:30.580,0:16:35.260

download the whole content of the drive

0:16:32.590,0:16:37.710

it'll download shortcuts to these files

0:16:35.260,0:16:41.650

but the moment I shut down the account

0:16:37.710,0:16:44.890

everything was deleted oh and the moment

0:16:41.650,0:16:47.740

I realized that I went like oh fuck I

0:16:44.890,0:16:50.590

can't believe I like everything I worked

0:16:47.740,0:16:52.660

for I I still have the there the

0:16:50.590,0:16:55.000

published articles the final products

0:16:52.660,0:16:57.280

basically but all of the things I was

0:16:55.000,0:16:59.860

still working on all of the data I was

0:16:57.280,0:17:02.350

collecting all of the earlier versions I

0:16:59.860,0:17:05.110

also had kind of you know I wanted to

0:17:02.350,0:17:07.300

practice writing everyone always says

0:17:05.110,0:17:09.760

write every day even if it's nothing

0:17:07.300,0:17:12.970

important just practice writing so I had

0:17:09.760,0:17:15.610

this really long diary file kind of that

0:17:12.970,0:17:17.610

I just wrote about writing about you

0:17:15.610,0:17:21.760

know what I did that day and stuff and

0:17:17.610,0:17:23.199

everything was lost fuck yeah every time

0:17:21.760,0:17:25.780

I think about that I'd still kind of

0:17:23.199,0:17:26.970

heard something hurts inside yeah I can

0:17:25.780,0:17:29.380

imagine

0:17:26.970,0:17:32.800

that's pretty devastating horrible stuff

0:17:29.380,0:17:35.980

yeah all right my mind's still pretty

0:17:32.800,0:17:40.780

fresh so it's still observable yesterday

0:17:35.980,0:17:44.590

from but so I went to China in 2018 and

0:17:40.780,0:17:47.110

my first day there I was joining out

0:17:44.590,0:17:48.760

with a group but I wasn't joining up

0:17:47.110,0:17:51.640

with the group for another day so I got

0:17:48.760,0:17:52.830

there a day early and so I went to the

0:17:51.640,0:17:55.650

hotel and everything

0:17:52.830,0:17:57.990

and I thought up you know first day in

0:17:55.650,0:18:00.240

Beijing let's just go to the city first

0:17:57.990,0:18:02.550

night couldn't be that bad so I went to

0:18:00.240,0:18:04.320

the city it's pretty good like it was

0:18:02.550,0:18:06.510

pretty big and stuff and I was kind of

0:18:04.320,0:18:08.250

like trying to remember like the streets

0:18:06.510,0:18:10.260

I was going down like how to get her

0:18:08.250,0:18:13.350

home and stuff but anyway it's sort of

0:18:10.260,0:18:15.270

like relaxed a little bit sort of going

0:18:13.350,0:18:17.280

around the shops and then these two

0:18:15.270,0:18:20.220

there was sort of older there would have

0:18:17.280,0:18:21.270

been in like their 30s or probably late

0:18:20.220,0:18:23.690

30s or something

0:18:21.270,0:18:26.850

they were like graduate students and

0:18:23.690,0:18:29.520

they asked me if I was what they lost or

0:18:26.850,0:18:32.250

if you know because I'm I'm the only

0:18:29.520,0:18:33.410

white guy in Beijing at that point

0:18:32.250,0:18:37.110

basically

0:18:33.410,0:18:39.060

yeah I'm fine no uh how are you and like

0:18:37.110,0:18:41.400

cuz I spoke a little bit of Chinese at

0:18:39.060,0:18:45.360

that point I was I was sort of talking

0:18:41.400,0:18:48.090

to them and there are jory go like grab

0:18:45.360,0:18:49.950

a drink something I was like yeah why

0:18:48.090,0:18:52.680

not like you know not meeting up with

0:18:49.950,0:18:55.350

people for another day so as well just

0:18:52.680,0:18:59.510

you know relax and stuff so I went

0:18:55.350,0:19:04.470

upstairs into this tea house which is a

0:18:59.510,0:19:08.730

bad idea so it turns out these people

0:19:04.470,0:19:12.750

aren't friends it's an it's a scam it's

0:19:08.730,0:19:15.390

a scam and I knew just enough of Chinese

0:19:12.750,0:19:19.140

to realize I was getting into a scam

0:19:15.390,0:19:21.330

like maybe 30 minutes into it and I was

0:19:19.140,0:19:22.080

lucky because I didn't bring like all of

0:19:21.330,0:19:24.270

my wallet

0:19:22.080,0:19:26.250

I just brought like I I didn't

0:19:24.270,0:19:28.860

deliberately but I probably brought like

0:19:26.250,0:19:30.930

$40 or something like that and we had

0:19:28.860,0:19:33.000

probably had like a 2 or 3 cups of tea

0:19:30.930,0:19:35.780

or something like that and it was $40

0:19:33.000,0:19:39.150

and it was would have been way more

0:19:35.780,0:19:43.170

expensive but only because I had 40 oh

0:19:39.150,0:19:45.420

they are fine and it will did not go

0:19:43.170,0:19:48.300

well so and they were trying to get my

0:19:45.420,0:19:50.160

like hotel like thing and everything

0:19:48.300,0:19:53.850

like that I was just like I just gave my

0:19:50.160,0:19:56.310

good dress yep see up and I just went

0:19:53.850,0:20:02.460

straight back to my hotel lock the door

0:19:56.310,0:20:03.360

and I was a slight yep yep definitely

0:20:02.460,0:20:05.970

scary yeah

0:20:03.360,0:20:06.510

it like you could tell because most tea

0:20:05.970,0:20:09.390

shops

0:20:06.510,0:20:10.740

don't have door security like that's how

0:20:09.390,0:20:11.580

you know and most of them aren't

0:20:10.740,0:20:16.320

upstairs

0:20:11.580,0:20:18.420

in like a private room so yeah just if

0:20:16.320,0:20:20.940

you know just be careful if you if you

0:20:18.420,0:20:22.860

go to you know Beijing or something like

0:20:20.940,0:20:24.870

that and people ask you to get grab tea

0:20:22.860,0:20:27.000

it's it can sometimes not be a

0:20:24.870,0:20:32.790

completely altruistic offer that's a

0:20:27.000,0:20:35.010

hell of an adventure okay so what is

0:20:32.790,0:20:37.650

your 15 minutes of fame like from the oh

0:20:35.010,0:20:38.880

I fucked up to the 15 minutes of fame

0:20:37.650,0:20:41.040

hmm hmm

0:20:38.880,0:20:43.050

I have something like kind of relates

0:20:41.040,0:20:45.570

because it's something about the blog I

0:20:43.050,0:20:47.580

did when I did the blog I used to

0:20:45.570,0:20:49.560

publish all the articles on my website

0:20:47.580,0:20:53.160

now web said that I was running on

0:20:49.560,0:20:55.080

Squarespace I think and I also published

0:20:53.160,0:20:57.420

them on a website called medium.com

0:20:55.080,0:21:01.650

which you know everyone can write a blog

0:20:57.420,0:21:03.780

on and you can basically monetize it I

0:21:01.650,0:21:07.080

wasn't looking into making money out of

0:21:03.780,0:21:09.660

it but I thought of it as a way to kind

0:21:07.080,0:21:12.000

of help push out my articles to a new

0:21:09.660,0:21:15.540

crowd their new audience and it'll get

0:21:12.000,0:21:17.460

some more exposure so I used to get 20

0:21:15.540,0:21:19.860

to 30 reads on each article

0:21:17.460,0:21:20.940

I think either my fifth or sixth or

0:21:19.860,0:21:24.330

something like that

0:21:20.940,0:21:26.610

article I got an email that like one of

0:21:24.330,0:21:29.100

my articles is doing better than the

0:21:26.610,0:21:29.580

rest so it was an article about Carl

0:21:29.100,0:21:32.100

Linnaeus

0:21:29.580,0:21:33.900

he's a Swedish botanist and zoologist

0:21:32.100,0:21:36.660

and he basically started the whole

0:21:33.900,0:21:39.750

binomial nomenclature thing he's known

0:21:36.660,0:21:41.730

as the father of modern taxonomy so I

0:21:39.750,0:21:45.420

did an article about that and for some

0:21:41.730,0:21:47.580

reason it got around 80 reads I think so

0:21:45.420,0:21:49.890

the the medium the website sent me a

0:21:47.580,0:21:51.750

message saying this is getting some

0:21:49.890,0:21:55.140

attention and we'd like to put it on the

0:21:51.750,0:21:56.790

front page I said oh yeah go for it and

0:21:55.140,0:22:00.000

they you know they kind of tell you

0:21:56.790,0:22:01.830

we're gonna go over the article kind of

0:22:00.000,0:22:04.350

make sure that everything is credited

0:22:01.830,0:22:06.390

and it's gonna take a few days and then

0:22:04.350,0:22:08.910

we'll publish it I think it took like

0:22:06.390,0:22:15.360

two weeks but then they published it and

0:22:08.910,0:22:17.810

I think it got around 12,000 reads and I

0:22:15.360,0:22:19.760

got a lot of comments

0:22:17.810,0:22:21.620

like I said I stopped writing the blog

0:22:19.760,0:22:23.810

after a while but every once in a while

0:22:21.620,0:22:26.840

I go on my username on medium.com

0:22:23.810,0:22:29.900

I think I'm still getting like 300 views

0:22:26.840,0:22:30.800

a month or so which is pretty good I'm

0:22:29.900,0:22:33.470

really proud of that

0:22:30.800,0:22:35.300

yeah well that's awesome yeah well I

0:22:33.470,0:22:36.770

don't know if I really have a 15 minutes

0:22:35.300,0:22:41.510

of fame I'm trying to think of something

0:22:36.770,0:22:45.350

but I get more like little doses of 30

0:22:41.510,0:22:47.870

seconds I'll tell you I'll tell you why

0:22:45.350,0:22:52.730

I would actually pay for that you know

0:22:47.870,0:22:55.490

it sounds good well about five or six

0:22:52.730,0:22:59.510

years ago I used to ride like BMX bikes

0:22:55.490,0:23:01.910

and like skate parks and I was like one

0:22:59.510,0:23:03.830

of like the first people to kind of

0:23:01.910,0:23:04.310

learn how to like backflip over things

0:23:03.830,0:23:06.650

Wow

0:23:04.310,0:23:10.010

and I bought a bike actually at the

0:23:06.650,0:23:12.560

start of last year oh maybe halfway

0:23:10.010,0:23:14.900

through last year just just to get a bit

0:23:12.560,0:23:16.900

of exercise I don't write it too often

0:23:14.900,0:23:19.700

like once every month or two but

0:23:16.900,0:23:22.880

basically like every time I do a

0:23:19.700,0:23:25.310

backflip just people in like the

0:23:22.880,0:23:29.240

surrounding areas just like a look and

0:23:25.310,0:23:32.300

stare and this like what so yeah I get

0:23:29.240,0:23:34.760

like this weird 30 seconds of people

0:23:32.300,0:23:37.700

just like thinking on the absolute pro

0:23:34.760,0:23:42.440

but really I just used to ride a little

0:23:37.700,0:23:44.960

bit yeah there are people surprised

0:23:42.440,0:23:48.160

after they say you do those tricks and

0:23:44.960,0:23:50.780

then you tell them you're an accountant

0:23:48.160,0:23:51.080

yeah there is a juxtaposition isn't

0:23:50.780,0:23:54.710

there

0:23:51.080,0:23:57.410

I'm a pretty relaxed person as well like

0:23:54.710,0:24:00.170

most people sort of have a sort of like

0:23:57.410,0:24:02.510

tattoos or just like loud music or

0:24:00.170,0:24:04.250

something but oh you go down literally

0:24:02.510,0:24:07.940

just for the exercise like your cardio

0:24:04.250,0:24:09.740

so it's very weird to see someone who's

0:24:07.940,0:24:12.530

like just trying to work up a sweat and

0:24:09.740,0:24:17.450

then starts doing like backflips and

0:24:12.530,0:24:19.220

stuff so it yeah it is a bit weird very

0:24:17.450,0:24:20.690

oh what about you I guess I guess the

0:24:19.220,0:24:24.590

old thing that I'm good at is

0:24:20.690,0:24:26.360

programming so and podcasting don't get

0:24:24.590,0:24:29.150

yourself short you do you want to tell

0:24:26.360,0:24:30.850

the story of how we almost but not

0:24:29.150,0:24:35.560

really get close to being

0:24:30.850,0:24:37.450

TV this year well it's very close to a

0:24:35.560,0:24:41.200

minute of fame but you know it's more of

0:24:37.450,0:24:44.140

a zero minutes of fame yeah like I think

0:24:41.200,0:24:45.730

when 2020 started you kind of wanted to

0:24:44.140,0:24:49.740

make this kind of an adventurous year

0:24:45.730,0:24:52.290

right yeah I still AM that's why this

0:24:49.740,0:24:55.720

quarantine situation is very challenging

0:24:52.290,0:24:58.630

so I have an excuse but yeah you know

0:24:55.720,0:25:00.760

2020 started and wanted to have a couple

0:24:58.630,0:25:02.230

of adventures and like while I was

0:25:00.760,0:25:04.120

thinking it I was scrolling through

0:25:02.230,0:25:09.180

Facebook yeah it's very adventurous and

0:25:04.120,0:25:13.450

then I got this ad for you know casting

0:25:09.180,0:25:16.390

for casting extras Helland agency agency

0:25:13.450,0:25:18.520

for casting extras two TV shows and I

0:25:16.390,0:25:20.980

thought ah that could be interesting so

0:25:18.520,0:25:21.850

I actually messaged them because it's

0:25:20.980,0:25:24.850

very easy

0:25:21.850,0:25:28.500

I tested them like this really weird

0:25:24.850,0:25:31.000

message that I want to be an extra and I

0:25:28.500,0:25:32.800

guess I had to know why they didn't

0:25:31.000,0:25:35.770

answer probably because they thought I

0:25:32.800,0:25:39.160

was weird but they answered

0:25:35.770,0:25:41.980

send us your picture and age and I was

0:25:39.160,0:25:45.190

with the nun and a couple of other

0:25:41.980,0:25:48.610

friends so I thought I told him the

0:25:45.190,0:25:51.370

story and then we took a picture of me

0:25:48.610,0:25:54.070

nun and another guy and posted it back

0:25:51.370,0:25:58.210

and we said yeah we're you know we're 30

0:25:54.070,0:26:01.210

this is us we wish we sent them you know

0:25:58.210,0:26:03.330

both front and profile pics of us they

0:26:01.210,0:26:05.850

said we're looking we're looking to

0:26:03.330,0:26:10.060

we're looking to get to Hollywood

0:26:05.850,0:26:13.240

we're onboard then then they said okay

0:26:10.060,0:26:16.090

cold you got an audition in this day in

0:26:13.240,0:26:18.700

that hour in that place so I texted them

0:26:16.090,0:26:20.590

do we need to prepare the dialogues or

0:26:18.700,0:26:22.900

monologues and they said don't worry

0:26:20.590,0:26:26.170

we're gonna give you something there so

0:26:22.900,0:26:28.000

we've got really excited we actually in

0:26:26.170,0:26:29.800

action I actually bailed from a very

0:26:28.000,0:26:31.660

important meeting in order to go to that

0:26:29.800,0:26:34.690

audition and I told everyone

0:26:31.660,0:26:36.340

yeah I got some personal stuff and I was

0:26:34.690,0:26:39.190

thinking yeah this is my chance I'm

0:26:36.340,0:26:40.660

gonna make it big so I met him on yeah

0:26:39.190,0:26:42.190

and the other guy couldn't come yeah he

0:26:40.660,0:26:43.010

bailed because he has a kid or something

0:26:42.190,0:26:46.730

but

0:26:43.010,0:26:48.889

now we love we love that kid shaked when

0:26:46.730,0:26:51.740

you're hearing it when you're older only

0:26:48.889,0:26:54.980

thing good things about your uncle's so

0:26:51.740,0:26:58.010

we went there and it was a beautiful

0:26:54.980,0:27:01.460

office yeah beautiful like this really

0:26:58.010,0:27:04.340

chic office with everyone just looking

0:27:01.460,0:27:06.889

top-notch you know even the reception is

0:27:04.340,0:27:09.830

just you know everyone's a model and

0:27:06.889,0:27:13.130

meaning I get there with G listen and

0:27:09.830,0:27:15.080

just normal plain t-shirts and everyone

0:27:13.130,0:27:17.720

is there for their for the audition of

0:27:15.080,0:27:20.600

their lives and we're just like joking

0:27:17.720,0:27:23.299

around and and we're filling filling

0:27:20.600,0:27:26.110

details I know it and I just I just joke

0:27:23.299,0:27:28.610

around the entire forum like they say

0:27:26.110,0:27:31.490

why do you want to act and I was like

0:27:28.610,0:27:33.559

because I'm an adventurer or something

0:27:31.490,0:27:37.220

weird like that because I just thought

0:27:33.559,0:27:40.070

it was you know kind of we went as a

0:27:37.220,0:27:42.710

kind of half as a joke like if we did

0:27:40.070,0:27:44.779

get to go on TV we'd be happy to but we

0:27:42.710,0:27:49.100

didn't expect anything so we joked

0:27:44.779,0:27:51.919

around yeah I really wanted but they

0:27:49.100,0:27:54.880

they called us in they called one of us

0:27:51.919,0:27:58.159

in and then we asked can we go together

0:27:54.880,0:27:59.720

and the waiter said yeah sure and she

0:27:58.159,0:28:01.610

got us in and she started interviewing

0:27:59.720,0:28:04.789

us and then she started going over our

0:28:01.610,0:28:06.409

forms which can't turn to be a bit of

0:28:04.789,0:28:08.409

embarrassing because I answered all

0:28:06.409,0:28:10.909

probably probably all the wrong answers

0:28:08.409,0:28:13.639

but we kind of joked around and it was

0:28:10.909,0:28:16.399

and it was funny and then she gave each

0:28:13.639,0:28:18.110

of us a monologue to kind of go and

0:28:16.399,0:28:20.419

practice outside and then she's gonna

0:28:18.110,0:28:23.960

film us Wow and she said that we're a

0:28:20.419,0:28:26.389

precious commodity because because we're

0:28:23.960,0:28:28.190

older yeah they don't get people 30

0:28:26.389,0:28:31.480

years old everyone who goes to that

0:28:28.190,0:28:34.159

agency is around you know their 20s and

0:28:31.480,0:28:35.690

meaning nod we look like we made

0:28:34.159,0:28:38.120

something with our lives and we're

0:28:35.690,0:28:41.120

already seeing stuff and that's the kind

0:28:38.120,0:28:42.649

of actors they're looking for then they

0:28:41.120,0:28:45.409

need people to play the father figure

0:28:42.649,0:28:47.450

everywhere so exactly according to that

0:28:45.409,0:28:49.789

they gave us two different monologues

0:28:47.450,0:28:50.779

about father's talking doing monologues

0:28:49.789,0:28:53.600

about their kids

0:28:50.779,0:28:55.549

so yeah you were like in your monologue

0:28:53.600,0:28:56.570

you are talking to a kid right yeah I

0:28:55.549,0:28:59.570

think so

0:28:56.570,0:29:00.889

you did it so convincingly you felt like

0:28:59.570,0:29:02.690

a father-figure and we were practicing

0:29:00.889,0:29:04.669

outside I was actually trying to think

0:29:02.690,0:29:07.100

about about that friend's daughter and

0:29:04.669,0:29:10.610

imagine what what I would say to her as

0:29:07.100,0:29:14.120

an uncle flesh well probably but you

0:29:10.610,0:29:16.399

know it's a father figure and we went

0:29:14.120,0:29:18.799

and we prac and we practiced and we took

0:29:16.399,0:29:21.559

selfies and listened to other friends

0:29:18.799,0:29:23.539

and it was really fun experience and

0:29:21.559,0:29:26.990

then we got in and we did the monologues

0:29:23.539,0:29:29.870

and she she got really excited and then

0:29:26.990,0:29:32.509

she took us back both back in and she

0:29:29.870,0:29:35.179

said well you did a great job you know

0:29:32.509,0:29:38.809

you're you're great and you're good you

0:29:35.179,0:29:41.720

barrio you're a bit too theatrical but

0:29:38.809,0:29:44.360

you're also great and what what I want

0:29:41.720,0:29:46.340

to suggest to you is and we were like

0:29:44.360,0:29:49.610

okay we're gonna get we're gonna get it

0:29:46.340,0:29:51.970

we're gonna get that the DeRose hour 15

0:29:49.610,0:29:54.799

minutes of fame the role of a lifetime

0:29:51.970,0:29:58.250

what I'm going to suggest to you is you

0:29:54.799,0:30:01.009

pay $4,000 and we'll get you into acting

0:29:58.250,0:30:04.159

school that you meet every evening and

0:30:01.009,0:30:07.340

and we were like ah I can't believe it

0:30:04.159,0:30:10.340

all of this and it was a scam to just

0:30:07.340,0:30:13.250

you know get us really into it and then

0:30:10.340,0:30:14.629

get money for acting schools it's but it

0:30:13.250,0:30:16.669

was like this really you make it seem

0:30:14.629,0:30:20.330

like there's actually a chance yeah it

0:30:16.669,0:30:22.700

seemed like a very elaborate ad yep just

0:30:20.330,0:30:25.039

you know where we invest all the time

0:30:22.700,0:30:28.639

yeah it was very disappointing it was a

0:30:25.039,0:30:30.590

very fun day though and we said yeah

0:30:28.639,0:30:32.419

we'll think about it but you know if you

0:30:30.590,0:30:34.720

could get it for free no we can't get it

0:30:32.419,0:30:36.950

for free okay so we'll think about it

0:30:34.720,0:30:40.100

and the thing is that the kids they're

0:30:36.950,0:30:42.289

like over 18 19 20 year olds there came

0:30:40.100,0:30:43.820

dressed up for it for for the edition

0:30:42.289,0:30:46.190

and they really were into it and

0:30:43.820,0:30:48.470

everything that I can really see them

0:30:46.190,0:30:50.090

falling into the trap yeah I think I

0:30:48.470,0:30:51.860

also had a couple of thoughts you know

0:30:50.090,0:30:54.379

because you're already there you can't

0:30:51.860,0:30:56.509

experience it you're invested you know

0:30:54.379,0:30:57.950

you put the time and effort and then

0:30:56.509,0:31:00.769

they ask it and and they make you feel

0:30:57.950,0:31:02.360

like you just need to work on this and

0:31:00.769,0:31:04.190

that will get you a book we'll send it

0:31:02.360,0:31:04.789

to the relevant agencies and bam you're

0:31:04.190,0:31:07.279

in business

0:31:04.789,0:31:10.050

yeah but we're we're smarter than that

0:31:07.279,0:31:13.590

probably because of our all old age yeah

0:31:10.050,0:31:15.930

you know when I knew it was a fake is

0:31:13.590,0:31:18.660

even before she mentioned that we had to

0:31:15.930,0:31:23.370

pay for it it's when she said I was good

0:31:18.660,0:31:25.140

because boy oh boy I wasn't good the

0:31:23.370,0:31:28.620

moment I saw that camera I basically

0:31:25.140,0:31:30.870

froze and I read my monologue I think my

0:31:28.620,0:31:32.940

monologue was about like I'm an older

0:31:30.870,0:31:35.250

guy and I'm breaking up with this really

0:31:32.940,0:31:37.200

young girl or something and I started

0:31:35.250,0:31:39.990

reading it and all I can think of why

0:31:37.200,0:31:42.840

why why is he filming it and and I froze

0:31:39.990,0:31:46.020

and I read it just awfully so when she

0:31:42.840,0:31:47.670

said that I was good I was like I wasn't

0:31:46.020,0:31:51.930

good you don't know what you're talking

0:31:47.670,0:31:54.300

about what what's the deal here what's

0:31:51.930,0:31:58.260

your motive and you guys want to move on

0:31:54.300,0:32:01.650

to the next question yeah if you could

0:31:58.260,0:32:03.900

have one more season of any TV show

0:32:01.650,0:32:06.060

that's ended what would it be

0:32:03.900,0:32:08.520

you paused there so I thought you were

0:32:06.060,0:32:15.420

talking about another season that isn't

0:32:08.520,0:32:18.090

spring or summer or fall I think obvious

0:32:15.420,0:32:20.670

obvious sensor that the Firefly episode

0:32:18.090,0:32:23.520

we've done isn't out yet but the obvious

0:32:20.670,0:32:26.460

answer is Firefly I I got one there's a

0:32:23.520,0:32:29.490

in on Netflix there's a series called

0:32:26.460,0:32:31.950

happy there are two seasons the first

0:32:29.490,0:32:33.750

one is brilliant the second one is a bit

0:32:31.950,0:32:37.940

less by but I still enjoyed it

0:32:33.750,0:32:40.950

it's about this person who sees his

0:32:37.940,0:32:44.490

daughter's imaginary friend and it's

0:32:40.950,0:32:47.370

just one of I don't know it's a crazy

0:32:44.490,0:32:48.930

series I really enjoyed it I wish there

0:32:47.370,0:32:51.120

was another season but I think it got

0:32:48.930,0:32:53.430

cancelled mmm do you have anything Peter

0:32:51.120,0:32:55.440

oh I know I know what you want do you

0:32:53.430,0:32:57.090

want the green arrow one or what was it

0:32:55.440,0:33:02.630

that you told us about the Green Lantern

0:32:57.090,0:33:02.630

daredevil daredevil yeah was it it yeah

0:33:02.690,0:33:09.750

you're making me rethink it now oh maybe

0:33:06.420,0:33:11.370

it is daredevil well I'm gonna say the

0:33:09.750,0:33:12.990

one I was originally gonna say but I

0:33:11.370,0:33:16.800

would like another season a daredevil

0:33:12.990,0:33:18.450

the only reason I didn't really think of

0:33:16.800,0:33:23.070

it was because I kind of feel like it

0:33:18.450,0:33:25.200

might come battens it's not ended but

0:33:23.070,0:33:27.690

now the one I want is like probably

0:33:25.200,0:33:30.230

wouldn't even be in my top ten sort of

0:33:27.690,0:33:33.990

TV shows but I just really enjoyed

0:33:30.230,0:33:35.850

having it there to watch like it and at

0:33:33.990,0:33:38.790

one point came out every week on Netflix

0:33:35.850,0:33:40.800

so I just I just Chindia in every like

0:33:38.790,0:33:43.020

Thursday when it came out and you know

0:33:40.800,0:33:45.690

texted my friend who also watched it and

0:33:43.020,0:33:46.500

it's designated survivor have you guys

0:33:45.690,0:33:49.200

ever watched it

0:33:46.500,0:33:52.560

no I didn't know it's it's basically

0:33:49.200,0:33:55.040

like it's it's in the Oval Office so at

0:33:52.560,0:33:57.660

the White House and they just follow

0:33:55.040,0:33:59.790

president sort of doing his you know

0:33:57.660,0:34:02.520

daily thing but this guy turns out to be

0:33:59.790,0:34:05.910

like the anti Donald Trump he's so good

0:34:02.520,0:34:07.590

like in every aspect but yeah it was

0:34:05.910,0:34:10.590

just it was getting really interesting

0:34:07.590,0:34:12.510

but I think it's been cancelled for is

0:34:10.590,0:34:14.160

did three seasons I think it's just been

0:34:12.510,0:34:15.230

cancer but I would have really liked one

0:34:14.160,0:34:18.540

more one more

0:34:15.230,0:34:21.510

mm-hmm yeah it's really hard to say I

0:34:18.540,0:34:24.330

really loved my name's Erol from I think

0:34:21.510,0:34:26.310

it's early two-thousands I really loved

0:34:24.330,0:34:30.290

the first season and then the second

0:34:26.310,0:34:33.390

third and fourth weren't as good but I

0:34:30.290,0:34:37.679

like still would want to watch another

0:34:33.390,0:34:38.429

season of it if I could so um let me ask

0:34:37.679,0:34:40.740

you guys a question

0:34:38.429,0:34:43.050

what's your favorite subreddit to binge

0:34:40.740,0:34:45.590

read oh I love this question because I

0:34:43.050,0:34:49.110

really take pride in the subreddits I

0:34:45.590,0:34:51.000

subscribe to although I would say I also

0:34:49.110,0:34:53.400

subscribe to some garbage ones laughter

0:34:51.000,0:34:57.090

yeah you have to this and they're so

0:34:53.400,0:34:59.790

cringy but it's it's still still funny I

0:34:57.090,0:35:02.400

don't binge a lot in reddit I cannot

0:34:59.790,0:35:06.600

rely on the recommendation that it

0:35:02.400,0:35:09.300

pushes but if I do definitely a guilty

0:35:06.600,0:35:11.550

pleasure to do before I go to sleep is

0:35:09.300,0:35:16.050

just food porn oh really it's kind of

0:35:11.550,0:35:18.210

awful but I just I just you know scroll

0:35:16.050,0:35:21.480

and watch delicious things that people

0:35:18.210,0:35:25.800

make around the world and then I fall

0:35:21.480,0:35:30.910

asleep angry which is weird and I dream

0:35:25.800,0:35:34.310

about food and I wake up starving

0:35:30.910,0:35:36.530

and and I go and it's something that I

0:35:34.310,0:35:41.300

shouldn't eat because it's in the

0:35:36.530,0:35:42.830

refrigerator and welcome to my life

0:35:41.300,0:35:45.050

what about you bitter alright I've got a

0:35:42.830,0:35:47.390

list of them but I'll stand behind one

0:35:45.050,0:35:49.460

is the absolute best supper okay like

0:35:47.390,0:35:52.280

this is if you're gonna sub two one it's

0:35:49.460,0:35:53.869

gonna be this one and it's a slash well

0:35:52.280,0:35:56.330

that sucks oh yeah it's a good one that

0:35:53.869,0:35:59.030

is such a good one like if you just want

0:35:56.330,0:36:00.619

to feel better about yourself just go to

0:35:59.030,0:36:05.000

our slash well that sucks

0:36:00.619,0:36:06.859

and so liberating just to see like the

0:36:05.000,0:36:09.920

trauma that other people go through just

0:36:06.859,0:36:12.590

by like dropping like birthday cakes and

0:36:09.920,0:36:16.970

like getting like stuff on their white

0:36:12.590,0:36:20.510

clothes and stuff it's just so good for

0:36:16.970,0:36:23.600

me this is my reddit routine kind of I'm

0:36:20.510,0:36:25.220

going on reddit I do like a couple of

0:36:23.600,0:36:27.350

minutes on the front page and then I go

0:36:25.220,0:36:30.260

to the NFL subreddit to check out the

0:36:27.350,0:36:33.230

news and then I go to gaming subreddit

0:36:30.260,0:36:36.740

which I really enjoy you know for all

0:36:33.230,0:36:39.560

the means and stuff and then I usually

0:36:36.740,0:36:42.560

get stuck for I don't know an hour or so

0:36:39.560,0:36:45.590

and I really like to binge the mi the

0:36:42.560,0:36:49.550

asshole subreddit haha did you guys know

0:36:45.590,0:36:52.460

it I guess Peter you do think it's

0:36:49.550,0:36:54.500

basically people tell stories about the

0:36:52.460,0:36:56.720

stuff that happened to them they saying

0:36:54.500,0:36:59.510

like oh wait this is what I did I need

0:36:56.720,0:37:01.910

your answers am I the asshole like was I

0:36:59.510,0:37:02.359

wrong to do this or is he wrong to do

0:37:01.910,0:37:04.670

that

0:37:02.359,0:37:06.800

like right now there's a mighty hassle

0:37:04.670,0:37:09.950

for not letting my sister see her kids

0:37:06.800,0:37:12.200

and there's a story there and there's a

0:37:09.950,0:37:15.230

mighty asshole for adopting a kid my

0:37:12.200,0:37:22.040

friend's sister had planned to adopt so

0:37:15.230,0:37:23.690

it's there's all these weird stories all

0:37:22.040,0:37:26.690

kinds of stuff that people have done

0:37:23.690,0:37:29.300

some are worse some are like okay and

0:37:26.690,0:37:30.650

you know and people chime in and like

0:37:29.300,0:37:33.230

the in the comments

0:37:30.650,0:37:36.320

the first comment in each thread has to

0:37:33.230,0:37:36.950

be a judgment call like you're the

0:37:36.320,0:37:38.630

asshole

0:37:36.950,0:37:40.609

you're not the asshole there are no

0:37:38.630,0:37:43.360

assholes here more information is needed

0:37:40.609,0:37:46.630

and stuff like that

0:37:43.360,0:37:49.150

the the after I think 18 hours the top

0:37:46.630,0:37:51.310

comment is the one that kind of wins you

0:37:49.150,0:37:51.940

can vote for the comment that you agree

0:37:51.310,0:37:55.660

on Wow

0:37:51.940,0:37:58.300

ah yeah it's really good and like if you

0:37:55.660,0:38:00.700

get you know to the top comment then you

0:37:58.300,0:38:04.090

get this flare that you can put on and

0:38:00.700,0:38:07.330

there's all kinds of level like there's

0:38:04.090,0:38:09.790

the first level is participant like

0:38:07.330,0:38:12.030

participant but with asshole I thought

0:38:09.790,0:38:13.990

you just couldn't pronounce it no no

0:38:12.030,0:38:15.850

there's a lot of things I can't

0:38:13.990,0:38:18.670

pronounce but I managed this one and

0:38:15.850,0:38:21.550

there's like the ninth level is asshole

0:38:18.670,0:38:25.060

enthusiast the 14th level is asshole

0:38:21.550,0:38:26.920

aficionado and it's just really fun you

0:38:25.060,0:38:29.410

can read about all kinds of rich stories

0:38:26.920,0:38:32.560

some of them are very relatable

0:38:29.410,0:38:35.650

some of them much less so and I can

0:38:32.560,0:38:38.770

spend hours here what's the story about

0:38:35.650,0:38:41.050

the guy who adopted the kids that his

0:38:38.770,0:38:42.280

sister wanted to adopt a my they asshole

0:38:41.050,0:38:45.160

for adopting a kid my friend's sister

0:38:42.280,0:38:48.070

had planned to adopt it's a long story

0:38:45.160,0:38:52.600

I'm not gonna go over it but let's see

0:38:48.070,0:38:53.050

people are saying not the asshole okay I

0:38:52.600,0:38:55.540

got one

0:38:53.050,0:38:57.100

what's a fictional food or drink that

0:38:55.540,0:38:59.650

you wish you could have in real life oh

0:38:57.100,0:39:01.870

my god did you guys ever watch Dragon

0:38:59.650,0:39:04.300

Ball Z yeah no I've never seen it you

0:39:01.870,0:39:05.890

never saw okay well I guess I guess it's

0:39:04.300,0:39:10.150

something that's probably pretty common

0:39:05.890,0:39:13.690

in anime but like sometimes there's this

0:39:10.150,0:39:16.090

huge table filled with different types

0:39:13.690,0:39:18.160

of food and I guess most of them most of

0:39:16.090,0:39:20.530

it is is real food I I'm not sure if

0:39:18.160,0:39:23.260

it's made up but it's oh it always got

0:39:20.530,0:39:25.780

this flare you know when the camera is

0:39:23.260,0:39:27.910

kind of floating above it and then I

0:39:25.780,0:39:29.890

don't know every time I said I know it

0:39:27.910,0:39:33.100

doesn't it doesn't look like real food

0:39:29.890,0:39:36.610

right it's it's drawn but I'm drawn to

0:39:33.100,0:39:41.170

it it seemed I just I just want to sit

0:39:36.610,0:39:43.380

in it entire table of animal food I when

0:39:41.170,0:39:47.830

I grew up I used to read a lot of those

0:39:43.380,0:39:49.780

Asterix comics and in those comics you

0:39:47.830,0:39:52.780

know there are a bunch of Gallic people

0:39:49.780,0:39:55.000

I think and the whenever there is this

0:39:52.780,0:39:56.730

fancy dinner or something they're just

0:39:55.000,0:40:00.090

making a bunch of rows

0:39:56.730,0:40:02.910

bored and they make it look so tasty I

0:40:00.090,0:40:05.310

always dreamed of having one of those

0:40:02.910,0:40:07.860

man I'm starting to get hungry yeah

0:40:05.310,0:40:09.810

Peter you probably want something from

0:40:07.860,0:40:17.160

Harry Potter right there's so many so

0:40:09.810,0:40:20.520

many things there yeah I do it yeah also

0:40:17.160,0:40:22.830

do it I always like the Betty bop candy

0:40:20.520,0:40:25.980

or something jelly bean all flavors

0:40:22.830,0:40:28.440

thing yeah yeah which like that I think

0:40:25.980,0:40:30.150

the adventure of eating them is fun you

0:40:28.440,0:40:32.220

know not knowing what you get but oh you

0:40:30.150,0:40:34.950

know jelly beans aren't that great so

0:40:32.220,0:40:37.020

I'm not too much into them yeah a friend

0:40:34.950,0:40:39.920

actually went to the London Harry Potter

0:40:37.020,0:40:41.880

world and he had butter beer there and

0:40:39.920,0:40:44.550

apparently it's not very good oh really

0:40:41.880,0:40:46.620

but you can make your own I'm gonna make

0:40:44.550,0:40:48.780

my own I'm gonna make it great so here

0:40:46.620,0:40:52.050

I'm organizing a Harry Potter party once

0:40:48.780,0:40:53.820

I finish all the books and then we'll

0:40:52.050,0:40:57.390

watch all the movies over a long weekend

0:40:53.820,0:40:59.700

and do some like games and roleplay and

0:40:57.390,0:41:01.200

other stuff but I'm definitely gonna

0:40:59.700,0:41:03.360

make butter beer that's gonna be good

0:41:01.200,0:41:05.520

wow that's amazing there's a bunch of

0:41:03.360,0:41:07.410

different recipes I think for butter

0:41:05.520,0:41:09.570

beer I I want to check it out as well

0:41:07.410,0:41:11.910

like it sounds so fun I imagine it would

0:41:09.570,0:41:15.090

have I like butterscotch sort of taste

0:41:11.910,0:41:18.750

but also a so like alcoholic and a bit

0:41:15.090,0:41:21.060

foamy yeah you know they say it is the

0:41:18.750,0:41:23.850

small things in life that make it better

0:41:21.060,0:41:27.150

what is your small thing right now and a

0:41:23.850,0:41:33.210

lot of people replied my dick so don't

0:41:27.150,0:41:36.870

use it you know I'll start I recently

0:41:33.210,0:41:38.850

watched this video that says that you

0:41:36.870,0:41:41.790

know being happy is a state of mind well

0:41:38.850,0:41:44.250

that's not really groundbreaking but

0:41:41.790,0:41:46.290

what was interesting with that video is

0:41:44.250,0:41:49.290

that they said that you need to kind of

0:41:46.290,0:41:50.970

train your mind to be happy because at

0:41:49.290,0:41:53.220

the end like it's all about conditioning

0:41:50.970,0:41:56.210

right so they gave this kind of

0:41:53.220,0:41:59.100

challenge to try every once in a while

0:41:56.210,0:42:03.150

to think of five things today that

0:41:59.100,0:42:05.580

you're grateful for that you saw this

0:42:03.150,0:42:07.100

day or the last couple of days just you

0:42:05.580,0:42:10.260

know small things it doesn't have to be

0:42:07.100,0:42:13.320

something really really big and

0:42:10.260,0:42:15.990

I gotta say it works it just you know it

0:42:13.320,0:42:18.570

helps you focus on those small things

0:42:15.990,0:42:21.030

that that you're grateful for so I kind

0:42:18.570,0:42:23.760

of had this training so I actually

0:42:21.030,0:42:26.640

opened with myself a whatsapp group so I

0:42:23.760,0:42:30.180

can write those things down it's a very

0:42:26.640,0:42:32.220

active group yes and myself it's really

0:42:30.180,0:42:33.960

easy to just focus on the bad things in

0:42:32.220,0:42:35.940

life because I know maybe it's kind of

0:42:33.960,0:42:37.710

an adaptation you know you have to

0:42:35.940,0:42:39.870

always pay attention to all the things

0:42:37.710,0:42:42.600

that can hurt you or harm you or

0:42:39.870,0:42:44.130

whatever and just taking the time every

0:42:42.600,0:42:47.010

once in a while to kind of thinking to

0:42:44.130,0:42:49.080

yourself what what's actually good or

0:42:47.010,0:42:52.890

the fact that things aren't as bad as

0:42:49.080,0:42:55.980

they seem and you can actually practice

0:42:52.890,0:42:58.740

becoming happy and that builds up over

0:42:55.980,0:43:00.720

time and it's it's a good thing to do

0:42:58.740,0:43:03.960

what about you Peter I've got three

0:43:00.720,0:43:07.470

things first thing is I've got this beer

0:43:03.960,0:43:10.110

glass which is kind of small it's

0:43:07.470,0:43:13.010

probably only 200 mil mm-hmm but it's

0:43:10.110,0:43:17.520

just got such a it looks like an

0:43:13.010,0:43:19.530

old-fashioned Irish pub glass so it's it

0:43:17.520,0:43:22.260

looks like a classic sort of Stein like

0:43:19.530,0:43:24.180

it's got a handle and it sort of it is

0:43:22.260,0:43:26.520

round but it sort of got like an

0:43:24.180,0:43:29.760

indentation at the bottom and it's got

0:43:26.520,0:43:32.160

these big sort of like fake bottom you

0:43:29.760,0:43:34.590

know yeah you can put your finger like

0:43:32.160,0:43:36.150

at the bottom into it and it's kind of

0:43:34.590,0:43:39.030

just reminds me of like a really

0:43:36.150,0:43:40.020

old-fashioned pub and it's my favourite

0:43:39.030,0:43:42.570

glass to drink out of

0:43:40.020,0:43:43.770

I think people under 8 good glass yeah

0:43:42.570,0:43:45.810

that's beautiful

0:43:43.770,0:43:49.770

so the picture I sent a nice light

0:43:45.810,0:43:54.930

cinematic one anyway say that was number

0:43:49.770,0:43:57.000

one number two would be definitely not

0:43:54.930,0:44:00.780

sponsored but it would be audible like

0:43:57.000,0:44:03.990

just having books read to you is so nice

0:44:00.780,0:44:06.870

mm-hmm so I know for the Harry Potter

0:44:03.990,0:44:10.170

series I I've got it on my Kindle and

0:44:06.870,0:44:11.910

I've got it on audible so I just get a

0:44:10.170,0:44:14.370

Bluetooth speaker or like bluetooth

0:44:11.910,0:44:17.490

headphones or something like that and I

0:44:14.370,0:44:20.790

just read along whilst Stephen Fry reads

0:44:17.490,0:44:22.950

it to me and it's so relaxing it's so

0:44:20.790,0:44:23.940

nice audiobooks are very popular these

0:44:22.950,0:44:26.160

days

0:44:23.940,0:44:29.070

and I think that not enough people know

0:44:26.160,0:44:32.070

how fun it is to read the book as you're

0:44:29.070,0:44:34.410

listening to it it's it's so fun it's

0:44:32.070,0:44:37.230

just so engrossing you know you there's

0:44:34.410,0:44:40.350

suddenly no distractions and you can

0:44:37.230,0:44:42.870

just really get into it I love it yeah

0:44:40.350,0:44:45.750

it sets like a good pace as well yeah

0:44:42.870,0:44:48.540

it's never too fast so it's like not

0:44:45.750,0:44:50.520

rushing it makes you one appreciate it

0:44:48.540,0:44:54.720

more but it also allows you to like read

0:44:50.520,0:44:57.300

for longer so I find like if I'm reading

0:44:54.720,0:44:59.940

it without any audio I feel like five

0:44:57.300,0:45:02.760

chapters and I'm done but if I'm reading

0:44:59.940,0:45:05.340

it we've the audio as well suddenly like

0:45:02.760,0:45:07.350

I'm reading for ten chapters it's a

0:45:05.340,0:45:10.590

little what do you now read without

0:45:07.350,0:45:16.160

audio do you hear Stephen Fry's voice in

0:45:10.590,0:45:20.310

your head I do yeah it's not a bad thing

0:45:16.160,0:45:23.550

my number three is definitely if you can

0:45:20.310,0:45:25.380

get a cat cats are great I would just

0:45:23.550,0:45:28.890

hate to be in this quarantine without a

0:45:25.380,0:45:30.120

cat and by often she sort of just gets

0:45:28.890,0:45:33.030

on my desk while I'm trying to work

0:45:30.120,0:45:35.070

which is fine but so like you take a bit

0:45:33.030,0:45:36.750

of a productivity hit but it's

0:45:35.070,0:45:38.510

definitely worth it because then you can

0:45:36.750,0:45:42.000

just take five minutes out to sort of

0:45:38.510,0:45:44.460

converse with the cat you know and just

0:45:42.000,0:45:46.650

having another life-form like in the

0:45:44.460,0:45:48.900

house which isn't another human is just

0:45:46.650,0:45:51.360

so nice hmm I think that when we were

0:45:48.900,0:45:53.550

kids my mom didn't want us to get a cat

0:45:51.360,0:45:55.740

so she told us that we were allergic so

0:45:53.550,0:45:58.320

throughout my life I thought I was

0:45:55.740,0:46:00.060

allergic to cats and like when I was 15

0:45:58.320,0:46:01.710

or 16 I noticed that I'm sitting next to

0:46:00.060,0:46:03.510

Kenton and there's nothing nothing

0:46:01.710,0:46:07.890

happening so I I just figured it out

0:46:03.510,0:46:09.810

like maybe my mom lied to me but still

0:46:07.890,0:46:13.140

like my entire life I tried to keep away

0:46:09.810,0:46:15.150

from cats and it's just so engrained in

0:46:13.140,0:46:18.360

me now I'm kind of afraid of cats yeah I

0:46:15.150,0:46:21.240

think I'm definitely missing a pet in

0:46:18.360,0:46:24.120

this quarantine like I go for walks

0:46:21.240,0:46:26.310

every once in a while and I went with

0:46:24.120,0:46:28.590

that with a friend the other day and and

0:46:26.310,0:46:30.720

the and suddenly he stopped and said

0:46:28.590,0:46:33.600

dude you gotta you gotta get a dog you

0:46:30.720,0:46:36.870

keep smiling and stranger dogs that pass

0:46:33.600,0:46:37.680

by then suddenly I notice it every dog

0:46:36.870,0:46:40.620

that

0:46:37.680,0:46:42.300

Macross I was like hi buddy cool um

0:46:40.620,0:46:46.800

Peter do you wanna give us a question

0:46:42.300,0:46:49.320

sure what are your pet peeves I got an

0:46:46.800,0:46:52.800

answer I just can't stand people who

0:46:49.320,0:46:56.100

just throw cigarette butts on the street

0:46:52.800,0:46:57.780

like people who smoke in the street will

0:46:56.100,0:47:00.480

they're probably smoking a lot so they

0:46:57.780,0:47:03.540

probably do it pretty frequently and

0:47:00.480,0:47:05.340

there's just no excuse to do it I mean

0:47:03.540,0:47:08.700

here in the city there are trash cans

0:47:05.340,0:47:11.280

everywhere you literally need to go ten

0:47:08.700,0:47:15.360

steps to get to one and just throw it

0:47:11.280,0:47:18.180

there it's complete lack of caring about

0:47:15.360,0:47:20.250

your immediate surrounding and kind of

0:47:18.180,0:47:22.410

like thinking night it's not my problem

0:47:20.250,0:47:25.380

someone someone else will deal with it

0:47:22.410,0:47:28.470

III get the feeling that these are the

0:47:25.380,0:47:32.520

same people who stand still and talk on

0:47:28.470,0:47:35.700

the phone at the entrance or the exit of

0:47:32.520,0:47:38.310

an escalator and you like get the fuck

0:47:35.700,0:47:40.320

out of the way just move aside and keep

0:47:38.310,0:47:42.840

talking you don't have to stand still

0:47:40.320,0:47:45.840

there where everyone's trying to pass

0:47:42.840,0:47:48.660

through it's like something that you can

0:47:45.840,0:47:51.480

forgive if it's if the kid is doing it

0:47:48.660,0:47:54.330

or maybe maybe a teenager but there's a

0:47:51.480,0:47:55.710

grown-ass adult man just look around and

0:47:54.330,0:47:56.370

understand you're not alone you know I

0:47:55.710,0:47:58.530

totally agree

0:47:56.370,0:48:02.580

did you have one he's gonna sound really

0:47:58.530,0:48:04.710

whiny but I really hate when people like

0:48:02.580,0:48:07.680

it can be like podcasters or news

0:48:04.710,0:48:09.780

presenters or it's usually podcasters so

0:48:07.680,0:48:12.240

this is happening a lot during

0:48:09.780,0:48:14.670

quarantine but because they usually have

0:48:12.240,0:48:17.220

a studio they're recording but now

0:48:14.670,0:48:21.840

they're recording remote they sometimes

0:48:17.220,0:48:24.210

they say sorry guys I'm recording a home

0:48:21.840,0:48:26.550

so I'm recording just in two-bike my

0:48:24.210,0:48:30.090

laptop mic and it just sounds like

0:48:26.550,0:48:33.710

absolute trash and I feel really bad

0:48:30.090,0:48:36.300

saying it because I remember in the

0:48:33.710,0:48:38.070

classical music episode my microphone

0:48:36.300,0:48:40.830

sounds really bad because of my audacity

0:48:38.070,0:48:45.030

settings but these people are making

0:48:40.830,0:48:46.950

like massive production sort of podcasts

0:48:45.030,0:48:48.930

in a podcast network and they're

0:48:46.950,0:48:51.300

recording off a little laptop and I know

0:48:48.930,0:48:55.020

because my the microphone that I've

0:48:51.300,0:48:58.310

got to record this podcast is 97

0:48:55.020,0:49:02.400

Australian dollars which is like $70

0:48:58.310,0:49:05.700

American and it's just like oh my god

0:49:02.400,0:49:08.700

like audio is like everything to me so

0:49:05.700,0:49:10.140

when like podcasters just think like oh

0:49:08.700,0:49:12.480

hey guys

0:49:10.140,0:49:14.430

you know just bear with me and it's like

0:49:12.480,0:49:14.760

the worst thing ever I just can't stand

0:49:14.430,0:49:17.340

it

0:49:14.760,0:49:19.650

yeah don't agree like either take a mic

0:49:17.340,0:49:22.410

with you we're just going Amazon and

0:49:19.650,0:49:25.320

order $100 mic yeah less than that 5000

0:49:22.410,0:49:28.410

am I even a $25 mic and it'll just sound

0:49:25.320,0:49:30.870

like leagues better than your laptop and

0:49:28.410,0:49:33.330

it's just so annoying because these

0:49:30.870,0:49:36.210

podcasts sometimes most of the time

0:49:33.330,0:49:38.520

edited by people but not them it's like

0:49:36.210,0:49:40.620

it would have cost them a few thousand

0:49:38.520,0:49:42.990

dollars to produce the podcast but

0:49:40.620,0:49:44.880

they're recording into a laptop it's

0:49:42.990,0:49:46.680

just so annoying so annoying

0:49:44.880,0:49:51.660

yeah don't they agree this is also

0:49:46.680,0:49:55.680

related to people that go on zoom calls

0:49:51.660,0:49:58.050

but they don't connect like a headphone

0:49:55.680,0:50:00.210

thing so they they get their audio

0:49:58.050,0:50:02.220

straight from the computer which like

0:50:00.210,0:50:03.960

echoes back to everyone else everyone

0:50:02.220,0:50:05.880

else can hear their voice from their

0:50:03.960,0:50:07.710

laptop that's the worse the worse as

0:50:05.880,0:50:09.720

well yeah that's horrible

0:50:07.710,0:50:11.700

well I got I got a good one what is a

0:50:09.720,0:50:15.030

disturbing thing you wish you didn't

0:50:11.700,0:50:17.400

know Wow okay think about that but if

0:50:15.030,0:50:20.610

you want to start go for it well there's

0:50:17.400,0:50:22.650

a specific condition I don't remember

0:50:20.610,0:50:24.240

its name and I don't want to google it

0:50:22.650,0:50:28.020

because I really really don't want to

0:50:24.240,0:50:30.870

see it but when the embryo develops

0:50:28.020,0:50:35.480

something gets kind of messed up and it

0:50:30.870,0:50:41.250

becomes this ball of hair and teeth and

0:50:35.480,0:50:44.970

that's horrified yeah yeah like it's not

0:50:41.250,0:50:46.560

really a living thing but just imagine I

0:50:44.970,0:50:49.370

don't know I I don't I don't want to

0:50:46.560,0:50:51.840

keep talking about it it's just horrible

0:50:49.370,0:50:54.480

mm-hmm trying to think one but again I

0:50:51.840,0:50:57.090

suppress all these things what are the

0:50:54.480,0:50:59.940

people saying well I'll give you the

0:50:57.090,0:51:03.990

short versions of it but like there's

0:50:59.940,0:51:04.980

one about anesthesia that doesn't always

0:51:03.990,0:51:06.660

work and

0:51:04.980,0:51:10.410

you just get paralyzed but you're still

0:51:06.660,0:51:13.140

fully aware and that's game yeah well I

0:51:10.410,0:51:17.400

mean I haven't had a meaning but that's

0:51:13.140,0:51:20.010

yeah well there's one about lightning

0:51:17.400,0:51:29.849

McQueen's first name is Montgomery I

0:51:20.010,0:51:32.640

don't know who Lightning McQueen is okay

0:51:29.849,0:51:36.240

I've got one now in the morning doctors

0:51:32.640,0:51:39.240

away less likely to make errors then in

0:51:36.240,0:51:43.020

the afternoon so basically let me get

0:51:39.240,0:51:47.280

the stat up it's it's from Daniel Pink's

0:51:43.020,0:51:50.040

book called when the scientific secrets

0:51:47.280,0:51:52.260

of perfect timing basically he was

0:51:50.040,0:51:54.540

saying like if you go in for it like a

0:51:52.260,0:51:56.880

surgery or something like that let's say

0:51:54.540,0:52:00.030

you go into the afternoon there's such a

0:51:56.880,0:52:03.690

bigger risk of dying on the table

0:52:00.030,0:52:05.550

because of fatigue and like everything

0:52:03.690,0:52:07.589

goes down at hand-washing rates and

0:52:05.550,0:52:10.170

everything goes down in the afternoon so

0:52:07.589,0:52:13.020

he just said like as much as it's like

0:52:10.170,0:52:15.540

it is just a statistic I would never go

0:52:13.020,0:52:17.430

in the afternoon and so yeah after

0:52:15.540,0:52:18.180

learning about that that kind of freaked

0:52:17.430,0:52:20.609

me out

0:52:18.180,0:52:22.470

it's like kind of reminds me of you know

0:52:20.609,0:52:24.869

after a daylight saving time after they

0:52:22.470,0:52:26.730

move the clock the the incidence of

0:52:24.869,0:52:29.490

heart attacks strokes and fatal car

0:52:26.730,0:52:32.250

accidents all spike for a couple of days

0:52:29.490,0:52:34.890

because everyone's a bit tired from from

0:52:32.250,0:52:36.690

losing one hour of sleep yeah yeah he

0:52:34.890,0:52:37.950

also goes over that as well that's crazy

0:52:36.690,0:52:39.750

that's crazy

0:52:37.950,0:52:42.270

it seems so harmless but it's it's

0:52:39.750,0:52:45.359

actually evident that it kills people

0:52:42.270,0:52:48.390

ajit medical study center found that

0:52:45.359,0:52:50.550

mistakes made by anesthesiologist that

0:52:48.390,0:52:52.800

caused harm to patients increased later

0:52:50.550,0:52:55.500

in the day the predicted probability of

0:52:52.800,0:52:59.430

harm is three times higher for cases

0:52:55.500,0:53:01.310

that start at 3:00 p.m. which is 1% then

0:52:59.430,0:53:04.109

for those starting at 8:00 a.m. which is

0:53:01.310,0:53:07.200

0.3% hmm which is totally understandable

0:53:04.109,0:53:10.440

like there are people it's just it's

0:53:07.200,0:53:12.329

frightening it's disturbing well there

0:53:10.440,0:53:15.480

are a couple of interesting things in

0:53:12.329,0:53:18.420

that thread like spiders could eat all

0:53:15.480,0:53:22.300

humans in one year if they work together

0:53:18.420,0:53:24.490

yeah yeah that cockroaches eat eyelashes

0:53:22.300,0:53:32.350

and dust mites live inside of every

0:53:24.490,0:53:35.470

pillow that you own I have another

0:53:32.350,0:53:38.260

question if you guys could go on a

0:53:35.470,0:53:40.750

vacation anywhere right now where would

0:53:38.260,0:53:44.170

you go and what would you do mmm I would

0:53:40.750,0:53:48.850

go to young schwa in China it's sort of

0:53:44.170,0:53:51.250

like a small village town in China very

0:53:48.850,0:53:54.520

relaxed they have about a hundred bubble

0:53:51.250,0:53:58.750

tea places only about 200 shops it's

0:53:54.520,0:54:00.640

roughly 50% of shops of bubble teas they

0:53:58.750,0:54:02.350

do have an apple store actually built

0:54:00.640,0:54:05.230

like three hours four hours isolated

0:54:02.350,0:54:08.170

from anywhere else but they have an

0:54:05.230,0:54:10.990

apple store of course and then they have

0:54:08.170,0:54:12.790

a couple hotels but it's just a very

0:54:10.990,0:54:15.850

nice place to be at night because

0:54:12.790,0:54:18.820

there's this like the lighting is sort

0:54:15.850,0:54:22.869

of just like from all the signs on the

0:54:18.820,0:54:25.720

street and it's very small and it's a

0:54:22.869,0:54:27.190

very nice place to be at night so and

0:54:25.720,0:54:29.200

also during the day you can go for a

0:54:27.190,0:54:32.560

walk and basically cover the whole city

0:54:29.200,0:54:34.270

in an hour so it's it's a really nice

0:54:32.560,0:54:36.790

kind of error that's where I'd go

0:54:34.270,0:54:39.250

cool cool never heard of it I just gave

0:54:36.790,0:54:42.880

you a picture of young Shore on this

0:54:39.250,0:54:45.940

looks look at those mountains there so

0:54:42.880,0:54:47.320

yeah this is amazing

0:54:45.940,0:54:50.790

what about you boy I would go to

0:54:47.320,0:54:50.790

Australia to grab a drink with Peter

0:54:52.200,0:54:59.080

I'll meet you in yangshuo okay that's a

0:54:56.080,0:55:00.880

good compromise no but really very well

0:54:59.080,0:55:02.440

if you could go anywhere right now well

0:55:00.880,0:55:04.600

I can give another another one but

0:55:02.440,0:55:07.869

that's a valid choice I think yeah it is

0:55:04.600,0:55:11.560

yeah we just went a group of 10 friends

0:55:07.869,0:55:14.740

to Greece couple of years back and just

0:55:11.560,0:55:17.770

chilled for for about a week and it was

0:55:14.740,0:55:21.010

just so much fun you know just traveling

0:55:17.770,0:55:23.290

a bit drinking a lot hanging I would

0:55:21.010,0:55:26.500

just definitely wanted it again maybe

0:55:23.290,0:55:30.940

not sure if Greece but definitely some

0:55:26.500,0:55:31.660

someplace nice with the beach yeah I the

0:55:30.940,0:55:33.940

play something

0:55:31.660,0:55:36.339

is a place you and I have been in

0:55:33.940,0:55:38.319

together barrio I'm thinking about Isla

0:55:36.339,0:55:41.019

Mujeres in Mexico yeah I wouldn't mind

0:55:38.319,0:55:42.489

going to something that's like that

0:55:41.019,0:55:44.650

and not that specifically because we've

0:55:42.489,0:55:47.259

been there already but like I'm thinking

0:55:44.650,0:55:49.239

of I don't know I Nylund in the

0:55:47.259,0:55:52.660

Caribbean in Mexico or somewhere like

0:55:49.239,0:55:55.720

that I could just spend the days hanging

0:55:52.660,0:55:57.670

out we wake up in the morning go scuba

0:55:55.720,0:56:00.190

diving in the Caribbean you know which

0:55:57.670,0:56:01.989

is supposed to be amazing there spend

0:56:00.190,0:56:04.539

the whole day on a hammock on the beach

0:56:01.989,0:56:07.749

reading books and stuff there's great

0:56:04.539,0:56:10.779

food there and basically the vacation

0:56:07.749,0:56:13.359

I'm thinking about I know I this is what

0:56:10.779,0:56:14.859

I want I want to have all the free time

0:56:13.359,0:56:16.839

in the world so that like I said I could

0:56:14.859,0:56:19.089

spend all the day on the beach and then

0:56:16.839,0:56:21.400

in the evenings just you know watch

0:56:19.089,0:56:23.499

movies listen to albums read books

0:56:21.400,0:56:26.739

basically the stuff we're doing for this

0:56:23.499,0:56:28.630

podcast like my perfect education I'd

0:56:26.739,0:56:30.849

still record an episode every couple of

0:56:28.630,0:56:32.440

weeks with you guys hope if there are no

0:56:30.849,0:56:34.690

more handshakes what would possibly

0:56:32.440,0:56:36.940

replace it I'm actually a big fan of

0:56:34.690,0:56:40.509

handshakes because in high school we

0:56:36.940,0:56:44.499

sort of had like a lad Z group and we

0:56:40.509,0:56:47.440

just even in like grade 10 we settled

0:56:44.499,0:56:50.200

into doing handshakes like just proper

0:56:47.440,0:56:51.279

handshakes very early on so I don't know

0:56:50.200,0:56:53.400

I've sort of got used to it

0:56:51.279,0:56:55.869

and we sort of do it semi sarcastically

0:56:53.400,0:56:58.539

so every time I do a handshake with

0:56:55.869,0:57:02.589

someone like I'm doing it sarcastically

0:56:58.539,0:57:05.410

say it's like I feel a little bit like

0:57:02.589,0:57:08.319

an imposter so but I kind of like it

0:57:05.410,0:57:11.799

it's like I do like them so it's a shame

0:57:08.319,0:57:14.049

to have to give it up but if I have to

0:57:11.799,0:57:17.289

give it up I would say it would have to

0:57:14.049,0:57:20.680

be about like a long bow like three

0:57:17.289,0:57:23.019

seconds huh I would really love it if

0:57:20.680,0:57:25.869

instead of handshakes like everyone

0:57:23.019,0:57:32.700

would do not sarcastically but you know

0:57:25.869,0:57:36.249

the finger guns and then wink like first

0:57:32.700,0:57:37.809

response or maybe the top one in that

0:57:36.249,0:57:42.670

thread finger guns

0:57:37.809,0:57:45.590

oh listen it'll start sarcastically but

0:57:42.670,0:57:48.080

after a while people will get used to it

0:57:45.590,0:57:51.890

and we'll just do it seriously it'll

0:57:48.080,0:57:53.750

become the thing that's true what do you

0:57:51.890,0:57:56.990

think boy you want to do that Irish

0:57:53.750,0:57:58.900

Riverdance with kicking and this is too

0:57:56.990,0:58:04.220

much time I think it needs to be like

0:57:58.900,0:58:06.440

shorten and precise yeah so what I

0:58:04.220,0:58:09.800

wonder about that question is if it's

0:58:06.440,0:58:11.870

like with no contact at all or just not

0:58:09.800,0:58:13.790

a handshake I think it's gonna be nary

0:58:11.870,0:58:15.980

contact I'm sorry well I think you could

0:58:13.790,0:58:19.460

like do a foot shake or something but

0:58:15.980,0:58:23.600

couldn't be touching our hands touching

0:58:19.460,0:58:25.430

faces by the way reply number two is Tom

0:58:23.600,0:58:27.230

kiss imagine tongue kissing your boss

0:58:25.430,0:58:29.240

your colleagues your dad even when you

0:58:27.230,0:58:32.060

get to meet your president then everyone

0:58:29.240,0:58:35.210

is replying stop why oh god why did I

0:58:32.060,0:58:37.250

have to read this instead of junkies

0:58:35.210,0:58:39.860

like eskimo kisses these are cute

0:58:37.250,0:58:45.710

although you wouldn't want to get so

0:58:39.860,0:58:46.790

close to I think like like handshake is

0:58:45.710,0:58:48.680

kind of cool

0:58:46.790,0:58:51.170

instead of a handshake yeah like like

0:58:48.680,0:58:54.560

you know you just bump your your feet

0:58:51.170,0:58:56.450

and and just you know like one time from

0:58:54.560,0:58:57.770

the loop from the left and one time from

0:58:56.450,0:59:00.860

the right and that's it that's like

0:58:57.770,0:59:02.990

that's a cool shake like feet bump fist

0:59:00.860,0:59:05.420

bumps instead of fist bumps yeah oh

0:59:02.990,0:59:08.150

here's some someone actually call it it

0:59:05.420,0:59:10.100

they call it foot taps foot taps yeah I

0:59:08.150,0:59:13.130

can I can see the world getting used to

0:59:10.100,0:59:16.130

that that kind of makes sense okay so I

0:59:13.130,0:59:19.790

have another suggestion imagine that

0:59:16.130,0:59:22.580

every person get to do his own kind of

0:59:19.790,0:59:24.350

sign and and that's kind of like how you

0:59:22.580,0:59:26.240

greet someone else and they have to

0:59:24.350,0:59:29.030

accept it and an answer and answer it

0:59:26.240,0:59:31.130

with their own sign and you get like

0:59:29.030,0:59:34.280

something that is your own and kind of

0:59:31.130,0:59:37.490

and it's yours but what you do need to

0:59:34.280,0:59:39.920

do is somehow synth that you're going to

0:59:37.490,0:59:42.890

do that sign otherwise it's it's gonna

0:59:39.920,0:59:44.450

be a bit weird yeah I really like that

0:59:42.890,0:59:49.400

idea but I don't know I'll end up with

0:59:44.450,0:59:51.650

the finger guns and I like that so okay

0:59:49.400,0:59:53.780

so maybe the signal to do it is to bump

0:59:51.650,0:59:55.970

your feet like you you bump your feet

0:59:53.780,0:59:58.970

and then you do the your sign so like

0:59:55.970,0:59:59.569

puck and then with the guns maybe you

0:59:58.970,1:00:00.920

don't need a

0:59:59.569,1:00:03.410

though because like you don't need a

1:00:00.920,1:00:05.239

sign to handshake you know like it's

1:00:03.410,1:00:07.309

just something we get used to and we do

1:00:05.239,1:00:09.170

without really thinking you know maybe

1:00:07.309,1:00:12.559

when you see something you'll just hey

1:00:09.170,1:00:15.529

Hari and that's it yeah well lately I've

1:00:12.559,1:00:17.390

actually been doing an ironic peace

1:00:15.529,1:00:19.759

signs oh really yeah

1:00:17.390,1:00:22.910

when I ride like my electric skateboard

1:00:19.759,1:00:25.430

so you kind of zoom past people so it's

1:00:22.910,1:00:28.190

no time to do about like a lot of the

1:00:25.430,1:00:31.069

time I just do like a peace sign because

1:00:28.190,1:00:34.190

it feels very skater like like that's

1:00:31.069,1:00:37.309

what a skater would do so I like that

1:00:34.190,1:00:39.499

they feel kind of not to it it's it's

1:00:37.309,1:00:41.180

very easy yeah yeah it's very it's very

1:00:39.499,1:00:43.699

good oh man G try it

1:00:41.180,1:00:45.529

hmm like it makes you feel very ringo

1:00:43.699,1:00:50.719

starr as well which is always an

1:00:45.529,1:00:52.339

advantage oh cool so this has been fun

1:00:50.719,1:00:54.559

I'm really glad we did this

1:00:52.339,1:00:58.069

and I don't know if we've learned a lot

1:00:54.559,1:01:00.440

of dark secrets about us and anyway

1:00:58.069,1:01:02.390

thank you Peter and thank you barrio for

1:01:00.440,1:01:04.339

staying true to our goal and thank you

1:01:02.390,1:01:06.709

the listeners at home for helping us

1:01:04.339,1:01:08.209

along the latest stage of our quest we

1:01:06.709,1:01:09.650

hope that you join us again next episode

1:01:08.209,1:01:12.670

and we'll talk to you soon

1:01:09.650,1:01:17.170

Bulai we all

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