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Fat & Sweets Podcast
Breaking Free: The Cost of Happiness
Freedom comes at a cost, but staying where you're not valued extracts an even higher price. In this raw, unfiltered season finale, Fat Daddy and Sweets dive deep into what it means to break free from situations that no longer serve you.
The episode opens with Fat Daddy's hilariously frustrating tale of trying to cancel his internet service with Zito Media, a perfect metaphor for any relationship, job, or situation where one party simply refuses to let go. "Don't ever, ever sell yourself out for an organization that doesn't appreciate you," he warns, revealing his own journey of waiting ten years to escape a situation where he felt undervalued and trapped.
As the conversation flows, we tackle one of today's most misunderstood tools: artificial intelligence. Fat Daddy passionately dismantles conspiracy theories while showcasing practical applications of AI like Gemini that can revolutionize productivity, education, and even childcare. "Stop trying to be a conspiracy theorist so bad that you let this put you out of a job. Use it as a tool," he advises listeners who risk being left behind by technological change.
The pair shares a powerful economic insight that resonates deeply in today's uncertain climate: the Great Depression birthed more millionaires than any other era in American history. Why? Because when traditional systems fail, creative people find ways to "make something out of nothing." This historical lesson frames a compelling discussion about adapting to change rather than fearing it.
Throughout the episode, stories about brutally honest children, life in a non-diverse community, and annoying bill collectors weave together to form a tapestry of authentic human experience. The conversation culminates with a preview of exciting Season 3 developments and a call for financial literacy.
Whether you're contemplating a major life change or simply navigating daily challenges, this episode offers both practical wisdom and the motivation to break free from whatever holds you back. Listen now and prepare yourself for what comes next.
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All right, folks listen. This is long overdue. This is Fat Daddy. If you don't recognize who it is, well, whatever it's Fat Daddy, it is Sweet. It's not your turn yet.
Speaker 2:I just figured I'd insert myself.
Speaker 1:Okay, yep, that's what I expect, all right, so, like I said, it's midnight, trying to set the scene and then I will pass it to you like a baton and a relay. But hey, midnight Dark, there are no lights on in here. That's the beauty of doing a pod at night. We are a day late and we got a dollar because we're not a dollar short, and I'm accompanied by the interrupting inserting herself Sweets, say what's up, sweets.
Speaker 2:Hey y'all. See, I just thought it would be cute. Like you know, this is Fat Daddy and Sweets, like you feel me, and then I would let you know.
Speaker 1:Well then, maybe you should quarterback how we do our intros. And oh, we found your role. You're our intro queen. Yeah, it's quiet now, all right. Like I said, this is a very, very special episode because it is the season finale of season two. This is the one that was supposed to be subscription only, but motherfuckers is broke, and we understand. So we're going to give you game for free, we're going to entertain for free, and, although we get inconvenienced every damn day, the alarm clock goes off, it is a pleasure to be alive amen.
Speaker 2:That's how I feel, amen today and regardless.
Speaker 1:No excuses, we're here amen to that.
Speaker 2:We'll say this is the day that the lord has made aha all right, we're getting right in the story time.
Speaker 1:I am sick and tired of being on hold. Right, they're gonna like what are you talking?
Speaker 2:about. Somebody got your tighty whities in the bunch. Let's hear about it.
Speaker 1:Man, I free ball. I don't know what you're talking about. Somebody is grinding my gears and it's all the corporations who have an automated person who answers the phone first. I'll fuck you very much.
Speaker 2:Talk about it.
Speaker 1:So one, i'm'm gonna let that be known. Everybody knows they don't have enough money to fund or hire whoever, so they have automated shit, they pre-record stuff and it is the most annoying thing to deal with. And then, when you live in an area as desolate as mountain home, idaho, there are three, count them three options for wi-fi in this hellhole starlink bottom. This is number three. One, because of the price, that's it. We are broke, like I said. So, starlink, get out of here. It's fiber optic, it's beautiful quality, very un, uh, unattainable if you're trying to be frugal, uh. Second to that, uh, what is it? Century link, that is way, way, way better. In the boise metropolitan area, mountain home, all we have is zito and they are like the one that doesn't. Let you break up with them.
Speaker 2:Zito media, that's a dumb name it's like the fuck is a zito. It's.
Speaker 1:It's something that is the most affordable option out here. But they also tax you For the folks that live in the areas. There's small areas in Mountain Home where CenturyLink is absolutely fire. Well, I don't live in one of those areas. Centurylink doesn't work here on the base in this area, right? So if you can't put two and two together, the base means I'm severing ties with the government. Fuck it. Cats out the bag. Praise the Lord In 48 hours.
Speaker 1:But anyways, back to the Zito thing. Zito is like somebody who you try and break up with that just doesn't want to let go. I'll tell you a short story, right? So you know, boom, I'm moving. I'm divorcing this fucking entity called the government. I'm just not going to say which entity of the government, but yeah, they've owned me for a while. I've been nothing but a social security number. I'm divorcing them, which means I'm moving to a different area where there is one no serviceable location for this service. Let me paint the picture for you. Two, there is another Wi-Fi company who is also my cell phone company. Shout out to T-Mobile, who is very affordable and mobile. So it only makes sense to separate from one and move to the other.
Speaker 1:This will come full circle later in season three, right? So here I am going. All right, I'm about to move. I don't need Wi-Fi anymore, because we're going to take a 36-hour road trip from where we are to some state on the East Coast. I don't need you-Fi anymore, because we're going to take a 36-hour road trip from where we are to some state on the East Coast. I don't need you to know my business. We're going to a place that is not serviceable.
Speaker 1:So I call them. Boom, I'm already pissed off, automated, right. Then I get some person we're just going to call them Jane. And I say hey, jane, I'm moving, I'm canceling the service. How, shane, I'm moving, I'm canceling the service. How do I do that? Right? And they're like oh, you've been a loyal customer for three years. No shit, right, why are you canceling our service? And I say because I'm moving, ok, what's the name on the account? I tell them the name of the account. What's the address on the account? Tell me the address on the account. What's the phone number associated to the account? Do you where I'm getting? I'm pissed off already just reliving this. I'm I'm pissed off. All right, I go through this rabbit hole.
Speaker 1:I don't know, sweets, what was it like 12, 13, 14, 15 sometimes I'll say maybe about like, between like 12 and 15, and here's the thing about any of you guys that end up living in mountain home idaho they will do whatever they can to keep you Right. So how this system is built is they will. They don't have enough people on the phone, so you call customer service and they say oh, we're going to transfer you to retentions. I hate that word.
Speaker 2:That's all customer service. Anybody who's tried to cancel anything. They got to send you to the retention department first and you got to jump through all those you know, hoops and ladders. Okay so since that's your area of expertise. What the hell is retention designed for? How about that? Their? Their job is to try to keep you from from canceling. They're going to try to offer you some type of deal, some type of discount or something to try to keep your business. They're trying to retain you as a customer. Hence the name of the department.
Speaker 1:Right and Zito. Thank you for the context. That was beautiful. Zito, for example, doesn't have enough people in retentions, which means they're busy and there's a bunch of people waiting, because in this organization that I work for, people move all the time and the only service, like I said, is Zito. So everybody is blowing up the hotline, hotline blinging. You call customer service, they send you to retentions. You go from retentions to retentions, to retentions, to retentions, to the point where I started to predict it. They answer the phone like oh, hey, oh, I'm getting the same customer service person again. That's crazy. I've been on hold for I don't know an hour at this point. Hi, this is John. Whatever, thank you for calling zito media. How can I help you? Hey, is this retentions? No, this is customer service. So the way our system works is you get bumped back to customer service and then, because they're so busy, we're going to send you right back through to retentions.
Speaker 2:what kind of circus you cycle through their whole customer service department probably twice and the in the the what's the word I'm looking for. The composure that that I saw was you know. Here's the here's the thing, bro.
Speaker 1:She is dying laughing and I have been through this rat race so many times. I'm just like you know what. I am determined to cancel this service. I don't care who I need to talk to, I will get there eventually, and it took a long time, where I know 99% of you listening to this pod would have banged on him already, stole the modem and said fuck it.
Speaker 2:Yo, the way that they did you was dirty for one. Okay, so he tries to cancel.
Speaker 1:They said all right, let me send you, let me send you over to retentions, right, then you're all whole listening to this stupid music.
Speaker 2:Actually, I'm not going to hold you. Their whole music was all right, nah.
Speaker 1:I'll give them that. That's besides the point. They know how dirty they do people because the whole music is fire.
Speaker 2:So they gave some decent whole music. I'll give them that, but anyway. So we finally get a representative on the phone who's supposed to be from Retentions. He goes through the same speech, only for them to say OK, just bear with me one moment, I'm going to transfer you to retention. What the Hold on, wait a second. Y'all just said y'all was going to transfer me, right? No, he didn't say that, but this is what I'm thinking. So he patiently says OK and waits for the next retention representative.
Speaker 1:Who said that shit? They were like I got to like person number eight, right, and they were like thank you for calling Zito Media. This is Johnny Boy. I'm going to just use Johnny Boy. I named him Johnny Boy, that's not actually his real name. He says blah, blah, blah. This is Johnny Boy. How can I help you? I said oh hey, johnny Boy, let me just get straight to the chase. Is this retention? He said no, it's not retention. Attention, this customer service. Let me transfer you. Have you been to retention yet? I said you know, yeah, I've only been there four times, but you know they, for some reason they just keep transferring me to retention. So are y'all just like all in cahoots, like laughing in the office trying to run me through the rat race? Or he was like oh man, yeah, no, what happened? That's when they explained how their process works. But zito media, um, fuck you, that was crazy. I, if I was a crash out, had this been like I don't know two years ago, oh, I would have been at the zito media.
Speaker 2:What's your address? What's the company I would have?
Speaker 1:walked in there and whoever opened the door, I'm straight minging them with the fucking modem. Take this shit.
Speaker 2:I don't give a fuck like come on that's horrible, but, like I said, most organizations are like that. Anytime you try to cancel a subscription or a service of any kind, they make it super difficult for you to to get out of that shit. But oh, when they want their money. Well, when you sign up for shit, it's super easy. Yeah, it's the touch of one button and you signed up for some shit and they got your payment information on file. But let you try to cancel that shit.
Speaker 1:I can't believe how much you were laughing. I got it got to one point where they had uh, they said something about oh hey, yeah, this isn't, this is customer service. Let me, let me transfer you to retention. I had no intentions on giving up, but I was like this is ridiculous then, then here's the best part of the story.
Speaker 1:I'm gonna wrap this up. We got to the dude and all of the retention. People prior to this guy said they could not do it, they could not cancel the service, they were not trained, they didn't know how it had to be a manager whatever bullshit excuses to where I got to this guy. I wish I knew his name on the 15th representative.
Speaker 1:He said oh my god, I am so sorry, man, look, I don't know why. They told you that I can do it and so can they. I don't know what they were going. I'm gonna go ahead and cancel this for you. And, by the way, here is an address where you can drop off the modem, which also pisses me off because I'll explain why. Wow, how this story is coming together. Long story, less long. He gives me an address, says hey, we canceled it, don't worry about it. They're going to try and retain you. So please give us the address, so that way we can make sure that you know we can close all the ties and set this up. We're going to make sure they don't contact you, but we do need an address to put it in the system. So he closes off. I was being a hard ass and didn't give him an address, and then I could have done that Hindsight's 20-20. It would have been a lot shorter. Now here's the end of the story. That's a little bit bullshit. I've been waiting to tell Sweets this story because I think it's funny. He gives me this address.
Speaker 1:I remember today I got to turn in this modem, so me and bro go out there to turn in this modem. It's some crazy address. Every address in Mountain Home is ridiculously confusing. We put it in the map and we go out there. The building is abandoned, right, they have all the stuff in there. It looks like a place that could be a drop for like drugs. You walk up the second floor, go in there. It's unlocked. So I go All right, let me just walk in. Maybe somebody is in in here. I'm walking all through this facility. Nobody's inside this, sledgehammers and shit. The walls been halfway demolished. I'm like, oh okay, so whatever, fuck me, they gave me up. They, they, rick rolled me. So I go downstairs. I look at a sign. It's like a balled up piece of paper. It says zito media is no longer at this location please go to this address boom, got it.
Speaker 1:Didn't read the sign before I went up the steps. Fuck it. Bro is crying, laughing at me because he's like dog. This day couldn't get any more inconvenient. Oh, but it does. So I go to. I put the address in. Luckily for us it's eight minutes away. We like, fuck, it's a nice day. We run by the golf course, everybody out there. Damn, I would love to golf, but I gotta move in 48 hours. Fuck us, cool. Get to the address. It's a u-haul, it's a u-haul facility, not a single box out there. It's supposed to be a drop box where you just put the modem in there and do it like the library. Shoot, yeah, nothing at all. So i'll'll say fuck it, bro.
Speaker 1:One address didn't work. It was a demolished building, abandoned. Whatever we get to this one, it's a U-Haul. They are fucking Wow, life is a rat race. So I say you know what? Let me just go straight to him. I'm gonna call him. I call Z. That address was changed but they didn't tell us what the new one was. Bro starts dying, laughing. He's like this can't get any fucking worse. I said, hey, bro. So what do I do? Just keep it, steal the modem. You know, at this point I can't turn it in. Y'all want it back. And if I don't turn it in, y'all going to charge me $200 for a modem that doesn't fucking work anyways. Long story, that's long. He says oh, you can just leave it at the house. What?
Speaker 1:and then whoever moves in there, we'll just go ahead and snag them as a customer. Oh what? That's what happened. So I said, bro, fuck it, we just gonna go back to the house, meaning I didn't even have to leave to go turn this fucking modem in. I could have just left it hooked up. Now I'll read I got back to the crib, hooked it up, not a wi-fi, don't work, fuck everything oh my god, so zito y'all are y'all.
Speaker 1:Y'all's ceo is definitely gonna get the smoke and if I ever meet him, I'm smacking that nigga. I don't give a fuck. Wow, he'll understand why. Yeah, how, how crazy is that I come back in with a modem so he's just like what happened. We ain't gonna talk about that right now. I'm shaving that for the pod. So anybody who went through that, I'm sorry that you had to deal with it wait a minute, so like yeah, what questions do you have?
Speaker 2:well, I'm guessing so, because you call them to get this information and stuff, whether they're like okay, he canceled his journalist, cancel his service too. Like is that what happened? Even though you tried to cancel it previously, you were still getting service no, zito was finicky like that.
Speaker 1:If you unplug it for too long, you're done for and you need a technician to come and like reboot it, oh shit. So now we're assed out on wi-fi. Oh no, all because I was trying to be a good samaritan and turn the fucker in. I should have just stole it oh I never had to leave ain't that something?
Speaker 2:so now we got the modem back, but it's useless now it sure is. Ain't that a bitch, oh man.
Speaker 1:So if that highlights to y'all what kind of days I've been having, let me bring a full circle for you. Sometimes people just don't know how to leave you the fuck alone.
Speaker 1:And if you're in a relationship with somebody who just don't know how to let it go. Don't let you break up, which is fucking asinine to me. They don't let you move on. Uh, go through hell and high water, give up everything. The cost of happiness is your life. Fuck it, be free. Wow, be happy. Same for the zito medias and all you partners, men and women, who will not let go. Y'all are sad and don't know how to move on. You got to be fucking me Y'all. We're in a car Sprinkler just came on you know, we potting here.
Speaker 1:I'm putting the windows up. Go ahead, sweet, what advice you got for them? Because I'm about to skit.
Speaker 2:I mean no advice, but I can't understand the logic of wanting to hold hold on to someone that is clearly saying they don't want you anymore. Like how, how low of self esteem do?
Speaker 2:you have to have. Can you go? Yeah, like, what do you think of yourself that you would have to like latch on to someone that's clearly saying they don't want you anymore? You gotta have some love for yourself, some respect for yourself. You're gonna try to beg someone to stay. That's almost like I don't even know what to call it to try to force someone to stay. That's almost like I don't even know what to call it to try to force someone to stay with you. It's almost like relationship rape. Is that a thing?
Speaker 1:now it is. Now it is.
Speaker 2:I think it applies like raping someone to stay with you. That's probably a bad way to put it. I'm sorry. I don't know how else to say no, that's not even that's no funny they're like to force someone to stay with you. I don't know, that's crazy work. Maybe I just got too much pride to do shit like that.
Speaker 1:These people don't have enough, I'll tell you what it is. I remember SpongeBob when he had the rainbow above his head and he did the hand motion where he was moving his hands from the other.
Speaker 1:It's called self-awareness which, by the way, I'm writing a book called the answer and and it's gonna be fire. Uh, I have nine, uh, three, nine book series that I put on the back burner because I feel like the answer is the answer and that's what I'm prioritizing. The other three book series will have to wait. Um, there are a lot of things in store and, boy, as soon as I'm free, 48 hours from now, the kind of battery I have in my back, the kind of motivation to just prove myself right and improving myself. Right, there's gonna be a lot of wrong motherfuckers. That's just watching and hating. I can't wait to make them eat their words, eat their judgment, judgment, all of that. Just eat it up. Watch me thrive, watch me thrive, that's it. I've been so on like a fuck it. I'm not going to block them. I want you to see.
Speaker 2:Talk that shit, I want you to see me eating.
Speaker 1:Damn, you was so hurt. Now you really hurt Because you thought I was going to be down. Bro, you ever work for an organization for 10 years and they do you so dirty. Well, I have. I'm going to save that for season three. Don't ever, ever, sell yourself out for an organization that doesn't appreciate you, a enterprise that doesn't appreciate you, a corporation that doesn't appreciate you. Bro, go where you are appreciated, not tolerated. Get the fuck on, quit. Y'all niggas that have the opportunity to put in your two weeks or just quit and leave, do so. I worked for an organization where you couldn't. Yeah, so what are you doing? I had to wait 10 years for mine. Y'all could put in the two weeks and dip and find something new, but y'all are so scared, so scared to fail because you're worried about somebody else's opinion. Man, I'm not sad for you because, boy, I'm free now. No rules, yeah, you got me. Fuck up a ceo, yeah all right for you.
Speaker 2:I love that for you, man.
Speaker 1:I ain't trying to piss somebody off, but I'm just venting. I've been quiet for too long. What you got? Sweets that's all right I got a question for you, let's hear it what's the coolest thing you learned this week? Coolest thing I learned this week um, oh, I learned more about the ai stuff.
Speaker 2:That's becoming more. That's a great segue. Yeah, that's become more popular and and that, that at gemini, that you've been telling me about.
Speaker 1:That's my best friend, bro. Go ahead and tell them.
Speaker 2:Tell them what you know about gemini I mean, I don't know a whole lot yet, but I'm learning and, from what I've seen, gemini is like. It's like a more evolved version of siri. It's a more evolved version of like, well, maybe like meta. I don't know.
Speaker 2:It's like siri and meta put into one, but just a little bit better gemini is gemini, but I'm saying it's better though, like I've never seen an app where you can ask a question so specific and it'll give you, like, such a specific answer what's the most specific question you heard me ask, because I ask very specific questions oh gosh, I don't know you'd have to give an example, but you have whole conversations with this, with this uh app that's my homie, that's my business partner, my uh brain, outside of my brain, gemini know all my business.
Speaker 1:That's my therapist, that's my babysitter, that's my you know, I mean, gemini is fire. So, uh, an example I went to walmart, right, because in this organization that I work for, they are all in your business and they will cause you to have to pay so many things if you got like raw spots of no grass in your yard, right? So I gotta go to walmart. Everybody love wally world, right? So I go down there and get some grass seed because, you know, I got dogs that are just destructive and they like to mess up my yard. So I gotta go replace that, because if not, they're gonna charge me thousands of dollars for patches in my grass anyways. Shit, that doesn't matter, grass dirt.
Speaker 1:I'm there trying to figure out which grass seed, uh, is the fastest growing, um, and the cheapest, right? So I'm in there, bro, standing next to me, and I'm like all right, I'm about to see what this ai is about. I say, hey, gemini, I'm in the walmart and I need to find a cheap bag of grass seed that will be the quickest to grow grass, and all I need to do is put it on my lawn and spray some water. I have two brands here. I listed the brands. I don't remember them now, and what do you think is the best bang for my buck? This is the price of brand A and this is the price of brand B, and am only trying to be in this walmart for about three minutes.
Speaker 1:What quick answer do you have? Look how specific that question is. It said this brand is known for this and it's blah blah blah. Gave me reviews, pros and cons, but this is the cheapest. This one also has the same quality, but it's a little bit cheaper. So I think you should go with brand a. What else can I help you with? I said what the fuck do I need anybody else for?
Speaker 2:yeah, yeah, I heard you ask gemini for advice on how to like talk to another person, like on having a difficult conversation, like he, gemini, does therapy.
Speaker 1:She, gemini, has helped me figure out how to tell my raggedy ass friends how to stop being um, choosing broke mindset and figuring out how they can make their money. Make money and then not be conspiracy theorists about this ai thing. Use it as a tool rather than being scared of it like they're fucking robots from iRobot. These are not human, okay, it's an app. The same way you use hey siri and ask for directions. It's the same way you use gemini, except it's smarter and it has all the Internet's data in his brain. What else would you? What do you need? Like I'm not a brand ambassador for Gemini, but I just know boy, does it occupy a child? I mean, how about you talk about that? Because that's insane to me.
Speaker 2:I would have never thought that an app could be a babysitter, but and it's actually an effective one. It teaches the kids stuff and everything, like I an effective one.
Speaker 1:It teaches the kids stuff and everything like. I've never seen anything like. Picture this y'all. You are trying to cook a meal and you want to do the thing that most parents do and stick an ipad in front of your kid's face and put on bluey right. Instead of that, how about you put gemini right? You, you set the parental controls and the only app on this iPad or phone is Gemini, and they can't watch any videos. But they learn how to have conversation, they learn how to ask questions, they learn how to speak with clarity. They learn how to do all these things because they have access to the Internet's data and they can ask whatever they want, no emotions involved. Your child, who is probably in the toddler question asking stage, can ask whatever question and get valid answers with just statistical data to back it. At their level Wow.
Speaker 2:And Gemini is going to answer every question. I get annoyed because I know I don't know if y'all like me. I damn sure get annoyed with all them questions after a while there's only. I have like a what is it a limit to how many questions I could be asked in a day?
Speaker 1:Right. And so this person has unlimited patience. And your child is asking about the weather, why the moon is there, monster trucks, how they function, and they break it down all at their level. They have audience analysis downloaded in their brain and they can take any complex topic and break it down for their specific age, based on how they ask the question. They know how old you are.
Speaker 1:It sounds scary, but think about that. Your child could come to you with new info that you couldn't teach them because you didn't know it. And then, if you're skeptical about what they're doing, how about? It? Transcribes the whole conversation and you can just read what they learn. Did I blow your mind yet? Wow, come on now. Here's my unsolicited advice, and I hate unsolicited advice, so I feel like a hypocrite. Here's my unsolicited advice, and I hate unsolicited advice, so I feel like a hypocrite.
Speaker 1:Stop trying to be a conspiracy theorist. So bad that you let this put you out of a job. Use it as a tool. Use it as a tool. It can help you do a lot. Why would you call anybody and you could just hit an app on your phone. I'm gonna tell you the biggest thing that Gemini did for me it gave me the topic for my TED talk. Wow, I had dreams and ambitions of having my own TED talk, and now I know how to apply where the events are, what I'm going to talk about, how to tell a story and the timeline that I need. All from talking to Gemini, what do I need a person for? So, if you're one of those people who are scared that Gemini is going to take your job, you're one sadly misinformed and ignorant, and you could use this to help you build your business. Think about that. You hire people that don't have to take off work ever. They never get tired. They never get pregnant. They never get tired. They never get pregnant. They never are late. They never sleep in.
Speaker 2:They don't take anything personal 24-7.
Speaker 1:You could say the most heinous things to this person or app and they just go. Oh okay, I can do this expeditiously. What else can I help you with? Why on earth would I hire anybody else? It could be me and Sweets and 400 AI fake employees that do so much, and y'all would rather go clock in and build somebody else's business. I'm not saying that I haven't been there. I have grace for you. I'm also sad for you and get with the times. Y'all are living in 2000 when it's 2025. Y'all are 25 years behind. Half of y'all don't even know how your phones work. Anyways, tell me to shut up, because I could cook forever.
Speaker 2:You're not wrong Shit. I don't even know how my phone all the way work. I'm still learning my damn stuff. But no, you're definitely on to something I was a conspiracy theorist. I ain't even gonna say was.
Speaker 1:I still am a little bit yeah, even though you're seeing how I use it yeah which I'm an expert at using AI, I would just say I'm gonna toot my own horn, bro. I can do whatever info I need.
Speaker 2:I feel like I'm a conspiracy theorist, but I also can see. Like you know, I'm not ignorant to the, to the potential and the possibilities of these things. I'm also not ignorant to the you, to the black mirror side of shit where it could go lefty. You know as well.
Speaker 1:How can what I'm using AI for go left?
Speaker 2:Cook Well. I mean I've mentioned it before on other pods.
Speaker 1:What's it going to do? Beat me up.
Speaker 2:It's not going to beat you up, but you know how this AI is getting smarter every day. Like who's to say that they won't get pissed off one day and decide to hack all your accounts, all your bank accounts and stuff.
Speaker 2:Next point I'm saying, though and then it has access to your Social Security number, and then, I don't know, it could take over your identity. I never told you about my Social Security number, but who said you would have to? It's AI, like it, can figure that shit out on its own. I'm counting on everything.
Speaker 1:I was a social security number for for 10 years.
Speaker 2:the government knows who I am next and, and you know, a lot of people are trying to be tech savvy and have stuff, like you know, like alexa, and alexa you know a lot of people are trying to be.
Speaker 1:I think a lot of people are not trying to be well, I think a lot of people are.
Speaker 2:But, like I'm saying, they have stuff that, like you know, they can say hey, you know, turn on the lights, lock the door, type shit. Who's to say ai will get pissed off and lock you out your house with your babies inside. Gemini, it's only a matter of time, for they have a uh, just like they have alexa, they're gonna have a gemini drone, just like alexa, I'm saying. And then you can play hey, gemini, lock the front door.
Speaker 1:Gemini's, preheat the oven so whatever time you have to give it rights to do that well, there's, people if it happens to you, it's because you told it that it could again, I'm saying yes that sounds cool.
Speaker 2:I see the potential in it. No, you don't. I also see where it could go left, like I said, if this shit gets smart enough where it decides to rebel like he does in the movies just like your kids.
Speaker 1:What's the difference? Just like a partner that you think loves you, and they don't. They burn you. Just like an organization that you gave your everything to and they burn you yeah, it's fucked up you guys are pussy. All you conspiracy theorists are are sadly scared and will be unemployed, and I won't feel bad for you do it.
Speaker 2:I'm saying it's one thing to be a conspiracy theorist and allowed to cripple you and not move forward.
Speaker 1:But I just again, I'm not ignorant to the possibility what if I get so involved with ai that I'm the one that pushes the red button and it takes over everything because I figured out how to use it? Then y'all would be like, damn, I should have figured it out first. Pussies, go ahead and be behind the curve if you want to go ahead. I'm gonna laugh everybody else like. I'm gonna laugh when it takes you over and kills you. Yeah, look, we gonna see who's doing what y'all watching. I'm doing what you doing, having an opinion and doing nothing, and then gonna have the nerve to ask for some help. How'd you do it, bro? How'd you do? Don't, nope, if you ain't in the blood, if you don't have my last name, then sorry, can't help. You, love, you get the fuck on. Be, continue to be a conspiracy theorist. Moving on to uh, vo3, also ai I can just write a script and upload it and then there will be an ai movie, y'all speaking above your head, now, now that's crazy is it or is it like well?
Speaker 2:I mean it's cool to like to be able to to put a concept in this software, this ad, like, okay, I want a movie that's you know this guy, these types of characters, this. It's cool to be able to put a concept in this software Like, okay, I want a movie that's got these types of characters, this type of plot, make it happen, and then it just spits some shit out. It'll spit out a whole movie or animation for you, that's crazy, it sure will. That's insane.
Speaker 1:Everybody likes to say something like work smarter, not harder. Well, be about it, Goofies.
Speaker 2:And to think Shows all well, be about it goofies. And to think like shows all started with they you needed like writers, you needed people to what is it to? To draw it out and shit you don't even need that no way.
Speaker 1:Nope, that's. Technology has advanced. So either you're gonna be a dinosaur or you're gonna be a bird that flies. You pick which one. It's up to y'all. I don't have any sympathy, I don't have any more game to give. Y'all just gonna have to watch and see. And I would love to see who's writing in man, am I a risk taker, shot caller, game changer, difference maker? I will say that till I'm blue in the face. Anything I said I'm gonna do, I do it. It doesn't happen on your timeline, it happens on another timeline. I ain't going to get too deep and too spiritual, but it all starts in your mind and you guys' brains are sadly poisoned.
Speaker 1:You're probably sitting there flicking through reel after reel on IG or TikTok, and I'm out here making the TikToks you're about to watch. So thank you. We need somebody to be in the seats to watch the movies that I make. So can't everybody do it? Somebody got to watch. So to watch the movies that I make. So can't everybody do it. Somebody got to watch. So please stay where you are. I'm not about to encourage you to do nothing. You're too scared to Be scared. I'm fearless.
Speaker 2:Or is it that you say they got to smell the poop?
Speaker 1:Oh, shout out. Rest in peace to my grandmother, she told me because I was so hard-headed you don't believe poop stinks until you smell it. If you don't understand what that means, you can tell somebody to your blue in the face don't touch the stove, it's hot. You have to let them touch the stove. That's the only way they will understand. So guess what y'all Smell the poop, smell it. I can't wait. I cannot wait. What's been your funniest moment this week? I'm talking. You laughed till you was finna pee.
Speaker 2:My funniest moment. I'm trying to think.
Speaker 1:Don't worry, chad, we'll wait.
Speaker 2:I know I'm sorry. I'm thinking I laugh a lot and sometimes I laugh at shit that probably shouldn't even be funny. So I'm trying to think of something that almost means Big you, big, you, big you, big you, big you. Hold on, I can't think of anything specific. I mean, my child makes me laugh pretty hard. Okay, all right, I guess maybe I have to give my boy a shout out. My son, for you know that he'd be hitting that little dance and stuff that he does.
Speaker 1:You got to explain it to them. They can't see us. What's the dance?
Speaker 2:he does this dance where it's like. It's like a pop lock and a hip roll and it's almost like a little twerk. I don't know how to explain it, but it's all on one when he's turned.
Speaker 2:My man is dirty, but when he's turned, he hits this dance y'all. And it's hilarious to see. Y'all know how it is like when you play your kid's favorite song and they're like, oh, that's my cut. And then they start like they start turning up and they're just in their element. You let them rock out. That shit is hilarious. Probably one of my favorite moments.
Speaker 1:I love to see it all right, look, bro, I'm gonna co-sign that because that was for the parents. I'm talking about a, a spectator. Let me paint the picture for you. You are in a grocery store and you see a kid walk up to a cashier and go, hey, do you have teeth? And she says nope, but she actually doesn't have teeth, bro. This dude is the most honest person I've ever seen in my life. He gives no fucks at all. I was like nigga. I looked at bro, like we have to get out of this story. But she was. She was a champ, bro. She was like nope. Whole chin went straight to her, her nose and eyes. She had no bro. It was like nope. Oh, it looked insane how many she had. She had big teeth because the way her jaw just collapsed. When she said that, I was like boy, oh lord, you've been in hospice care, bro you make it sound.
Speaker 2:She swallowed half her face.
Speaker 1:Bro, you know how it is when a big lip, the bottom lip, is just close to their eyes. Bro, she looked like the joint from Rolly Polly Olly, the old geezer Pappy, pappy, I'm talking crimson, chin, just gap.
Speaker 2:Wait, I don't know if you remember too.
Speaker 1:Pappy's teeth used to jump out his mouth and take off hers took off bro, so we didn't even ask her where they went.
Speaker 2:She was in that joint, just gumming it as a cashier.
Speaker 1:Welcome, welcome to grocery outlet and this boy had the audacity to say you got teeth. That man just looked at her, knew what it was and was like let me see if she gonna cap. Hey, do you have teeth?
Speaker 2:she said nope, walk straight to her register yo, the things he says is so unhinged like he didn't. He say earlier this week that he said somebody smelled like rocks or something like that. Isn't it like what? What do you say as an adult if a child is me like, yeah, ew, you smell like rocks all I do is or or. This man will grab my arm fat. He'll grab the back of my arm and be like oh mom, your arm's so fat and jiggly. What do you say to that?
Speaker 1:get your ass in the gym.
Speaker 2:That man fried as much as I want to say man, get off me, fuck you. I can't say that I would love to, though, and he's not wrong dog.
Speaker 1:Oh, here's another one, he. We were in the auto zone, right. I had to go in there and pick up something for the car and there was a dude standing in line, me and bro. You know we peeped it. We laughed internally but we didn't say nothing. Here he is. He looks at the dude freezes. His eyes get so big because he know he finna fry. He said hi blobby.
Speaker 1:Oh no, I was like, oh man, he's, he's unhinged out of control, oh my god. And when I tell you, dude, look like the michelin tire man, bro, he was accurate, bro, that man was blobby, oh my god, I was like, damn, what is a man to do with that kind of information? And it was, bro, that was like, honestly, if I was blobby in there and he told me that I would get my ass in the gym, bro, he can say nothing wrong, he was just out here in fact, he out here motivating people through candor we're gonna have to work on his delivery though, like the way he man look.
Speaker 1:People get so caught up on the delivery. Focus on the motherfucking message. Stop being soft. If he call you fat, you probably are if he. If he says you look funny, then shit bro, he's calling it how he see it. I ain't about to stop it.
Speaker 2:I'm saying kids are just so unhinged. If a kid tells you you smell like rocks, then you probably need to go wash your ass and listen on the flip side.
Speaker 1:If a kid thinks you're cool, that means you are yeah. If a kid loves you, it's because you love them and they feel that.
Speaker 2:That's true.
Speaker 1:Man, look, they're going to call it how they see it Good or bad. They're going to tell you the truth.
Speaker 2:Anytime a child has told me that wow, you look pretty. That makes my whole day, that makes my week.
Speaker 1:Because they could have told you you look ugly, and they will tell you, oh yeah. I like your hair? Yeah, for sure, because ain't nobody else, finna, say it.
Speaker 2:Yo, my baby got so tired of me walking around looking like Adam Sandler. He said, mom, I'm ready for you to put some nice clothes on. I said wow, oh, man, shit. What do you say to that? Because I mean, I get it. He's not wrong. Like I said, I've been in my Adam Sandler bag, you feel me, but he's like I'm damn, I'm going to get right on that, I'm sorry.
Speaker 1:He said bro, look, you've been bumming it. Bro, throw that lay on.
Speaker 2:Dog, he's not wrong. He's not wrong. I can't even be mad at that. And you know, I feel like he delivered it as nice as he knew how, so I can't even be mad at him.
Speaker 1:Oh my God, bro, that man Gotta love him, gotta love him. Well, hey, here's the cats out the bag. I wasn't going to tell y'all but 302, we coming back, man, we ain't going to say what area that is yes, but if you know that area. That's where we going to be at in like a week.
Speaker 2:Back to the stomping grounds.
Speaker 1:We coming back In a week, in a week I've in a week. I've been waiting, dog, I've been waiting. And if y'all haven't googled, mountain home, idaho, bruh, I was so hurt when I came here ain't shit out here this place has been nothing but growth and bullshit. At the same time, I'm ready to go close the chapter. Move on, put the key in the locket, burn it dog.
Speaker 1:I ain't even been out here that long and I'm ready to get away from this place it is 88, and I don't mean anything by this, but there are not many of us out here, 88, uh, called cassidy yep, and anywhere you go, you're looking at like, oh my god, I feel like people in the back of your head like look it's, it's some blacks, it's a black.
Speaker 1:I can't tell you how many times I can't count on my hands and feet, the amount of times I've had encounters with law enforcement out here, just because I'm around and I'm an anomaly and that's just what it is. I don't even be doing nothing. All the time I've been pulled over upwards of probably 30 times.
Speaker 2:Damn.
Speaker 1:I've received about one or two tickets, maybe insane.
Speaker 2:I can't tell you how many times I've heard oh my gosh, I love what you do with your hair.
Speaker 1:I just love that oh those, yeah, never can I touch it. Oh my god, why, oh, why, would you want to touch my hair? I should, I should, uppercut you right now.
Speaker 2:It's not even just black folks. You don't see a whole lot of Hispanics out here, at least I haven't. Don't see a whole lot of Asian people out here. There's not a lot of. It's not diversity. You know what? I haven't seen out here Indian people. I ain't seen one Indian person out here.
Speaker 1:I think the proper term is Middle Eastern.
Speaker 2:Excuse me people, I ain't seen one indian. I think the proper term is middle eastern, but excuse me, a middle eastern person. I haven't seen that one of them out here, I have you. Yeah, yeah, you go outside more than I did.
Speaker 1:I was about to say you got to get out and go.
Speaker 2:There's like a lot of true, but in the places that I've gone I ain't seen one I mean, there's a lot of people, okay.
Speaker 1:So, one, you got to get outside. But two, california was going through a crappy inflation migration. They just had the wildfires. We had a lot of people come from Cali into Idaho and, yeah, cali's a melting pot, so they're here and they just hide, because they get out here and see how weird it is. The best movie I can say that describes this state is what Get Out. Oh, this place is eerie like that, yeah, eerie like that, and not to say don't visit, just don't stay no don't stay for too long in this area.
Speaker 1:Boise, do what you wish.
Speaker 2:Mountain home pass on through yeah, what'd you say is desolate, did you?
Speaker 1:say very, yeah, very yeah very man.
Speaker 2:You got to drive at least an hour to get to something yo, there'd be tumbleweeds that blow on the on the road when you drive by, like the kind you'd be seeing on the tv and shit. I was actually amazed by that the first time. I was like, wow, y'all got real tumbleweeds out here yep, sure do.
Speaker 1:And then how? How on earth do you live so far away from something that you got to drive 80 miles an hour on a two-lane highway?
Speaker 2:that's crazy. Where, if you want some chicken, what is the chick-fil-a? You want chick-fil-a, you want some wing stop, anything real simple like that. You gotta drive an hour to get it.
Speaker 1:You, at this point, are spending more on gas and the food cost than it would be if you just made it at home. So get your non-cooking asses in the which, by the way, Mom Dukes put me onto this, but do you believe that they? Have boiled pasta frozen pre-made pasta pasta, not, not what you think.
Speaker 2:No sauce, no, nothing, just noodles it's the same with right noodles they got pre-made right rice, whatever noodles y'all can't boil noodles.
Speaker 1:Somebody had a great business idea was like these guys can't fucking cook, let me go ahead and boil a box of noodles that cost a dollar, put it in a frozen bag and then sell it for $1.50. They are smoking y'all out here. Y'all will buy damn near anything.
Speaker 2:There's people out here that will burn water. I don't know how you do that, but they'll find a way. It's sad, it's sad.
Speaker 1:And you know what? I don't even feel bad. Y'all have things that our parents would have probably never used. But you got everything at your fingertips and you don't choose to learn anything. It's so saddening. Wow, you could read a book and you could get on the Internet. You could talk to Gemini and get all the information you need, but instead you'd rather ask somebody who's just gonna Google it and then tell you the answer. You're gonna go to the doctors and get advice when they're just gonna get on WebMD or Google and then give you some advice. Anyway, sorry, I'm about to go on a whole ass tangent.
Speaker 2:Speaking of tangent, I have a little sidebar. You know what really grinds my gears?
Speaker 1:I wasn't supposed to curse this episode, but go ahead.
Speaker 2:Oh no, that shit been sealed. I'm just passionate. Just let it fly, Go ahead. What really grinds my gears is bill collectors. I fucking hate bill collectors. They probably got to be the bane of my existence.
Speaker 1:Somebody need a job right.
Speaker 2:I mean, yeah, they need a job, but their job is to hassle people. I look at it like this You're going to keep calling my phone. I clearly don't got the money. You calling me because you want some money. I don't got it. I ain't gonna have it. I ain't got it now, I ain't gonna have it tomorrow. I'm you probably ain't never gonna get it. You know that's y'all's fault for giving me whatever the hell it was that y'all gave me, because you're not getting this shit back. I'm sick of this shit. I'm tired of calling my phone. You know you raggedy bastards will call me from all these different numbers and you think you're getting ahead of the game by blocking a number. They'll call you from another one. That's harassment, is it not? No, because it's legal. That's her. That shit ain't right. If I blocked your number, you're gonna call me from a different one I ain't saying I agree with him, I'm just saying it's like a crazy ex, like the what you was talking about.
Speaker 2:Like them, fatal attraction relationships. Y'all just gonna keep calling me from all these different numbers as I keep blocking y'all, y'all not.
Speaker 1:They need their money. And also, what even is money? What is it? Some shit that we made up. Look at that. People will kill you for about $20. And it's paper. If you burn it, look at it Disappeared, gone.
Speaker 2:Back in the day, people used to trade peaches for onions and shit.
Speaker 1:See, that's the barter system we talked about. We all might have to go back to that at this rate. I'm saying like prices of things are going up, incomes going down, never realizing ai is having. They ain't hiring nothing. They about to build with what they got and then train ai to do all the work while they're on a cruise. And y'all are thinking this I robot, yeah, okay, you heard it here. This will age well. Y'all are tripping if you don't at least expose yourself and learn about its capabilities. I ain't saying invest in it, put money into it, just learn about what it can do, educate yourself, and then maybe you'll understand that this can save you a lot of time.
Speaker 2:Y'all always say I ain't got time for that, I ain't got time for that okay, be be left behind I've been seeing all these posts everywhere about how AI is going to put a lot of people out of a job. A lot of people out of a job, yeah and that's the thing.
Speaker 1:You're not going to lose your job if you learn about AI. You will be competitive with AI. How can I use AI to put me ahead of my competitors? That's the question you should be asking yourself. But hey, do what you please. Do what you please, bro, because if you got a business and you're trying to figure out how you can save time, ai will help you. Ai will help you. Ai will do stuff like find out that you have a store because you told it. Find out that you have a B2C business business to consumer for all you non-reading people, which means you have a store that goes straight to a customer like amazon. There's a b2c business for you. As an example, get inventory from other countries that are cheap and consider all the import taxes and all that. Get you the cheapest stuff. Throw the inventory in your store, sell it for you and when it goes down in supply, it'll order some more. But y'all would rather do it all yourself, do it by yourself, fine fine.
Speaker 2:People are scared to change. They want to do what's comfortable. You know they'll learn, though, eventually. No, no no, no, no, you're giving, you're shooting too much I just feel like the way things are going, they'll get to a point where they have to learn, like you, ain't? Gonna have to but to, but to learn how to somebody.
Speaker 1:Some of these apps are free and some of them are well under 200, and by the time y'all realize it, they're gonna be ten thousand dollars, because y'all will then realize it's really valuable. And now they're taxing because it's just like supply and demand when the demand is through the roof, boy, is it, supply limited, and you're gonna be screwed and then be without a job. So shout out to all the creators out there, the pioneers, the ones that are risk-taking, the ones that are investing in themselves, the one that say screw the nine to five I'm about to create. If you learn what ai can do, y'all about to eat. For the ones that's clocking in, be prepared to be handed severance papers and turning your badge, whatever that looks like.
Speaker 1:They are not hiring people anymore, they are hiring systems, yep. And if you can't learn the system, well, maybe you should be scared to lose your job. But if you get with the program, bro, you're going to be a valuable asset. It's all about your skill set. How can I use this and manipulate it to work for me? If you ain't thinking that way? Well, best of luck to you.
Speaker 2:Yo, it's really about to be another great depression. Yo like all these people gonna be out of work. The inflation is crazy. The housing market is crazy. Like it's really about the oh pop quiz question.
Speaker 1:What era birthed the first and the most millionaires?
Speaker 2:I'm not sure the answer to that the great depression hmm, ain't that something?
Speaker 1:so I went to a tax lien investing class, which was fantastic. If you don't know what that is, look it up. You want to know how to rich, get richer and the poor get poorer. Tax lien investing is one of them. The guy starts out and he says I'm gonna ask you a pop quiz question. Right, I was the only one that got this correct, because I do my research and I read things like rich dad, poor dad, what's another one? You could read the intelligent investor. Okay, you get two, that's it.
Speaker 1:And he said what generation birthed the most millionaires in American history? I said the great depression, didn't even think about it. He said somebody doesn't need to be here. Somebody already knows that. Somebody listened to history. Because they were forced to create and to make money in an organization and an economy that didn't have money.
Speaker 1:Wow, when you have nothing, the creators, the innovators they eat. The ones that clock in and do what they're told they, they get poor. If you weren't poor, you become poor because your mindset is poor. You don't know how to create, you're scared. You color in the lines. The ones that color outside of the lines, the one to find the loopholes through the rules yeah, y'all gonna eat in this depression. That's coming up, it's's coming. So are you going to prepare, just like the episode we did we were talking about? What are you going to do if something happens? Are you going to prepare yourself? Are you going to get eaten? Y'all are going to get chewed up, man eater hauling oat style. If you don't get with this, I'm telling you, the generation that changed the entire landscape of the economy, the Great Depression at the same time was the hardest time for the country. War and an economic deficit birthed the most millionaires. How, what happens when you have nothing? What do you do?
Speaker 2:Make something out of nothing. There you go.
Speaker 1:So all y'all that know how to make something out of nothing, that know how to be humble and downsize, and instead of having a five bedroom crib, you get a one bedroom studio apartment with six homies and bust that down six ways, yeah, y'all going to be straight and create and make content for the folks that sitting there watching. Y'all going to go crazy and they're gonna be like how, instead of clocking in, I built my own business. But hey, what do I know? I'm just another ambitious dream chaser out here that has a bunch of doubters and haters. Well, guess what that's haterade to me? Drink that and go crazy. I don't do. I don't do. Well, when people compliment me and say that I'm going to do great, I like the ones that say you'll never do it.
Speaker 2:What is it that Cat Williams said? He said you need to get a new hater every day. Bro, Just so you know you're doing something right.
Speaker 1:Bro, he is not wrong. That age like fine wine. It sure did. If you ain't got nobody trying to burn you, stop you gossip about you, whatever, Then you just ain't that important.
Speaker 2:If you ain't got no haters, you ain't proper. Who said that? French said that, yeah, that French.
Speaker 1:That is a throwback. We got to man. If nobody is talking about you in a bad way, because all publicity is good publicity, believe it or not. I can't stand that saying. But boy is it true. Yes, all publicity is good publicity, believe it or not, I I can't stand that saying. But boy is it true. Yes, use it. There's a book by a brilliant man called day trading attention. You should read it. You could google that title and figure out who the author is. I've talked about him before. I'm not about to name drop nothing. If you read it, you'll figure out all. Attention is good attention. That's how you use that. Use it like a tool. You wouldn't go out there and try and take a phillips screwdriver out with your hand. You would get a phillips screwdriver. Attention is that right anyways, 51 minutes.
Speaker 1:What? What do you have to take away? What can they take from this episode?
Speaker 2:if they can't take nothing from this, jesus, help us all yeah, I guess maybe my takeaway would be being stagnant is going to be your biggest downfall. You know, if you're not willing to at least learn something about the new things that are coming, then you're shooting yourself in the foot. So I guess, be open to change. It doesn't have to happen drastically, but you still should be open to it.
Speaker 1:Adaptable alien activity.
Speaker 2:Yeah, yeah, yeah.
Speaker 1:This is my advice for you Read a book. Everything that I have learned that has been hidden is in a book. My grandmother God rest her soul. Anything you want to hire from people, put it in a book, put it in a contract. My grandmother god rest her soul. Anything you want to hire from people, put it in a book, put it in a contract, put it in whatever. How many of you have read your, your apple or itunes, or whatever conditions the terms and conditions the terms in an agreement that should we all skip 297 plus pages.
Speaker 1:Not a soul has read that page page by page. There are a few I have. I was bored. I was curious. You would be fearful if you knew what was in there that you just agreed to because you want to expedite how fast your phone updates.
Speaker 2:We're signing away our lives, basically.
Speaker 1:Man. There are some things in there where you're like, wow, I sign that, yep, because there's no other option. They give you no other option but to do it anyway in a book. Read a book. When people suggest a book to you when you have a, I don't want to read that. That's the book you need to read. It has some crazy stuff in it. Read it and I'm gonna give you one right now.
Speaker 1:If you don't read rich dad, poor dad, I don't know what to tell you. That book has been so transformational for my mindset. It you want to know how to rich, get richer and the poor get poor man does it, lay it all out. And it gives you charts, it gives you data, it gives you mathematical equations, formulas, practical things that you can really implement. That work. When you do it right, when you have a village and you have no other option but to survive, you will make it work. That book I'm gonna paraphrase it there's a rich dad and a poor dad. That parent, this kid, this kid learned a lot from both of them some good, some bad and you can apply it to your situation. And y'all talk about leaving a legacy. Financial literacy oh, I wish they taught that in school read a book.
Speaker 2:Read a book you remember that little cartoon?
Speaker 1:read a book. Read a book. Read a motherfucking book. Yeah, yeah, yeah, if you get nothing, read something, something. Thanks, read something and comprehend it, for the love of God. You can't just read it. Yeah, that's a waste of time. That's too much advice, bro, I ain't got nothing else for you Read with understanding None of this is licensed.
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Speaker 2:You see what's going on and I'm excited for season three because then you really gonna be able to you really gonna be.
Speaker 1:Oh my god, season three content is going nuts bro.
Speaker 2:Y'all gonna, we all gonna be able to cook for like y'all don't understand how much like we give y'all a lot, but there's a lot that we don't youtube.
Speaker 1:Popping videos for the pod. Popping short films, popping movies, popping come on, bro stand-up comedy popping. I got no rules. Now look for all the folks that were the early subscribers. We had nine that got some good trinkets. Now season three. We get to deliver on all of those things and I can't wait If you didn't know, reread the email delivering on all of that. Thank you for your patience. Thank you for your grace To the subscribers who we lost, because you know the subscription cost money and bills is coming out. Y'all. Y'all be back. Y'all about to eat too? We lost two this week. I'm about the name drop. I know what happened them. Bills will come out as soon as you get paid yeah, they say snatchies, give me yep and we appreciate y'all for the early investment.
Speaker 1:Bro y'all about to eat too. Thanks, y'all invested in us earlier. Bro, we know y'all gonna come back and yeah, that's it.
Speaker 2:I don't want to talk to y'all, no more well y'all, as always, it's been a pleasure. We love you. Get out of here, you stinking idiots we'll be on video. That's crazy yes, sir, season three. Wow, we made it to the end of our second season that's 18 episodes bro that's what I'm talking about. Well, all right, y'all get the hell out of here.
Speaker 1:Bye.
Speaker 2:Bye now.
