S376: Cryptid Con Lexington and the development of AI is a PROBLEM!

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Tylers Stewart, and Josh Gibbs.
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our show. So hey, you
guys, doing is good the record,

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I say the things, don't just
say it. They already know. I've

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already said. I've already outed myself. So do it, do it,

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do it, do it. I'm
jumping on the bandwagon. Do it.

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Do it? Saturday, Right,
Saturday, Saturday, Saturday, Saturday,

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Saturday. Welcome back, guys to
Tyler Shatner. You're I'm an adult,

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right, I don't want a child
past Kitschucky x Files. Will man,

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this motherfucker try to make me type
in ten. Hell no, I ain't

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buying ten tickets. We got to
get Josh a ticket. Yeah. So

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okay, let's back up on this
one here. So cryptoicon right, cryptid

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dot com rypt we are we shouldn't
give you financial advice? No, definitely

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not so when we we did our
sponsorship, we're a silver level sponsor with

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cryptied Con Silver Foxes. Yeah,
however when we did such a thing,

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it only gave us two fucking tickets. Yeah, they're not They're not very

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friendly to plus size fucking podcast right, so being three of us, Yeah,

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yeah, no doubt so. Even
though we're a silver sponsor, the

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one with the most silver has to
buy his own ticket. Oh man,

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Uh so you guys, you guys
are tuning in at the perfect time.

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We're discussing uh our cryptid Con not
Crypto cryptied Con in Lexington next month and

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you can come and hang out with
us there. Wouldn't that be fun?

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And uh? Yeah? So we're
a so o a sponsor because we're silber

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Foxes. It's not a big deal. How you doing good? Right?

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So? Yeah, I'm excited though, I really really hope there is a

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encrypted there or talk of a cryptid
that I've never heard of. That's what

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I'm excited for. How about you, guys? Do you think it's just

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gonna be a big big foot bash
when we get there? No, because

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well here's the thing is this is
like a national thing, right yeah?

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So yeah, it's a man these
jokers want Let me check out what PayPal

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without pay I can't use PayPal on
this, so all right, I'm already

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voicing my opinion on this on the
show. I probably shouldn't. I don't

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have to wait because I don't have
my wallet in here to put my car

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numbers and all that in. If
I could have done PayPal, this would

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have been so much smoother. Cryptid
con, cryptid cod PayPal, motherfucker right.

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I think they have like an eighties
like theme, crypticn Like Yeah,

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it's like all the like cryptis have, like like go bottom pants. Well

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that's me. You get there at
the door, you got coins in a

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coin slot until you get to fifty
bucks, and then fifty or sixty at

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the door, you're muted. You're
muted. No for just Saturday, it'll

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be forty bucks at the door.
Oh, forty bucks in the door.

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Yeah, it's only it's only sixty. If you're getting a two day pass,

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we're saving you like twenty bucks by
showing up the day we go.

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Yeah, see that, we're all
about them bargains. Well no, not

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no, we're that's not how that
works. No, we'd be saving on

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twenty bucks if it was sixty dollars
to go on Sunday but it's the same

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on Sunday. See that financial advice
from Kentucky x files right, And by

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the way, that's some fucking weird
Matthew guys going there, because that's not

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saving anybody, anybody if they're spending
it. That's true. The people we're

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gonna save money for is if we
don't get busted running a camera encryptid con.

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Those are the people that are saving
money if they just watch what we

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do, if we don't get kicked
out, which we I hope we wouldn't

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because if we do. You know, I'm totally screaming. I'm a silver

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sponsor all the way out the door. I'm a responsorsponsors. You get dragged

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out, get off me. Do
you know who I am? I can't.

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I can't see that happening these Uh, this has been going on for

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a long time. And no,
it's free promotion, Yes, yes,

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free promotion like like this, this
con is not going anywhere. So wait

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a minute, hold up, hold
up, o God, that just so

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on the nose. He's not He's
not wrong though, I Mean, let's

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let's face it, that's kind of
a con. Yeah, if you think

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about it. Yeah, being fair
here if I can't tell Tyler Froze or

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he just like he just realized what
he said, you know, live on

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the show here and is like,
oh crap, we're silver sponsors and we're

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calling this a con but it is
a con for a con. I wonder

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if people working at the conference,
if they're con men well and con women.

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Yeah, I mean, you know, yeah, I like, I

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wonder if they're going to pump music
through, are we gonna be able to

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hear some conway? I guess,
I guess I lose my deposit now.

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Yeah, you know, we're a
good place to be to have one of

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these would be is connecticuet Yeah,
I think that's a New Jersey do joys.

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I don't think we're going to geography
or financial advice and travel advice.

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Yeah, we'll get you there.
We're gonna get you there. Yeah.

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Yeah in Lexington, Kentucky on Saturday. The three of us are going to

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be there. They might not let
us in if they probably won't. Now

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I fucking heard what you fucker said. Yeah, we got a background for

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you guys. Well, nobody's watching
us that's doing this show. They're counting.

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We have, there's eyeballs, we
have Kentucky in our name. They

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definitely probably will. They're definitely probably
doing their due diligence, not like how

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we do our due diligence. I
was, I was on YouTube looking at

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I was looking at footage where people
were walking through like UFO conferences, right,

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And there's just huge, huge difference
if you if you get a chance

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out there to look at some of
these videos, it's pretty wild. Go

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to uh, like, watch watch
Bigfoot conferences. Me and Tyler went down

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to the to the one and the
smoky right, the smoky one, smoky

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mountain. Everyone there is like smiles
happy. You know, it's a good

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time. It's fun, right,
it is kind of like a flea market,

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but it's a good time. There's
you really you rarely ever get greeted

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with anybody with a somber face there. Everybody's really excited to be there.

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Well, then I started watching UFO
conferences. These people are like they're there

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for business, Like it's you don't
really see as much of the like,

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hey, welcome to the UFO conference. Yeah I was abducted. It's uh,

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but I have these coffee mugs that
you can buy, right, none

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of that happens. Well, welcome
to UFO conference. I love you.

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Yeah, And the only thing I
kept thinking was is like, Okay,

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so these folks at the UFO thing
actually have a trauma. Yeah, most

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of them are there because they're something
for something scared of them. I didn't

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notice that as much at the at
the other one, you know what I

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mean. Actually I didn't notice it
at all. So I was like,

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I don't know, it was a
weird little thing that I picked up on,

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and I'm like, this is so
strange to me. It's like,

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why is the the UFO conference?
Why is it so like you know,

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I know, I keep saying somber, but that's the only word I can

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think of that that kind of like
conveys what I'm thinking. It's like it

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feels more grounded. It feels much
more grounded. But there's almost like a

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malaise laying over the topic, like
it's not a happy topic. Malaise.

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Yeah, it sounds like some and
you would put on like a lammer,

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some sort of meat to base this
with a with a golden malaise. Yeah,

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I am Dennis Dennis malaise. Can
I tempt you with a jar of

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malaise? Naise? No? I
love that reaction though. No, No,

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it was just really weird because I'm
actually looking forward to uh getting to

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a UFO conference at some point because
I'd like to take the camera around and

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talk to some people. And definitely, if you guys didn't notice on the

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last one, if you're at the
Lexington Encryptid Convention or conference, whatever you

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want to call it, I will
be walking around with a GoPro and I

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have literally no qualms whatsoever about walking
directly up to you and talking to you

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on camera about things. As I
think I proved. I don't. I

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don't know why I do this to
people, but I do. If you

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have something you want to tell me
or us, we will we will like

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love to hear it. And if
it's a new cryptid too, oh my

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god, I'm so excited. I'm
I'm tired of the usual suspects, you

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know, the bushman or dog man, you know that one. The thing

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I'm worried about, though, is
just being a national convention that's you know,

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not only in Lexington, Kentucky.
So we're not gonna I don't know

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if we're going to get a lot
of specifically Kentucky stuff like the whole you

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know, I'm okay with that,
though I'd like to. I just want

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to hear some different ones, you
know what I mean. I actually uh.

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Another thing too, is uh.
I don't know how it would go

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over. I would like to work
on it in the next year, possibly

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season four. Is uh. I
would very much like to take us,

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as you know, as our little
group here and go to a Native American

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pallele, and I'd like to hear
some traditional stories about some of these these

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creatures that they you know, that
they believe in, you know what I

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mean. I just think it'd be
really fun. Plus, I mean,

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it would be cool to just be
there. I don't know, I know

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I've talked about it before, but
go into a powwow and listen to those

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drums and listen to the songs.
Man, it's it's it's awesome. It's

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just amazing, you know. But
I think it'd be really fun. I

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don't know how they feel about the
go pro and all that, but work

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to try, right. Yeah,
Yeah, I think it'd be fun.

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If you guys, any of you
guys out there listening to this little show,

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if you're if you want to come
out hang out with us, man,

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you can't miss us, we stick
out like sore thumbs. Just come

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on up to us. Yeah,
it'd be great. Well, actually,

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no way. Mitte, me and
Tyler figured this out that we actually don't

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stick out at storre thumbs at all, because when we got to the big

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Foot thing, we noticed that there
was there was Denny's, Tyler's and Josh

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is like everywhere, oh yeah it
was. It was yeah. We were

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like, wow, I really feel
painted into a corner here, like you

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know then, uh, Tyler getting
mistaken for another podcaster was it's pretty fucking

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amazing to be I kind of wish
I would have been there for that part

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if nothing else. And I like
to say that in typical Denny, I

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completely encouraged it. I totally told
her that, yes, that was him.

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He needs she needs to I was
like, dude, shut the fuck

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up. I'm like, that's him, it's him. I didn't get an

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autograms tim, I can't look.
I'm touching his shoulder and he's real.

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Oh my god. It was fucking
amazing. Yeah, it was amazing.

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I loved it. So yeah,
I don't know. I'm I think it's

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gonna be fun regardless. That's that's
the one thing that you can count on

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is whether we get a whole lot
out of the conference. We definitely never

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leave without a good time. We're
never gonna leave without a good time.

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That's that's gotta have them. Yeah, So I am excited. I want

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to I want to hear some of
these stories. Uh. I hope,

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Uh I hope we get to hear
ship that we've never heard before. That's

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That's what I'm really pumped about.
Yeah, less it's more dog men stuff.

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I'm a little over it, to
be honest. Yeah mm hmm.

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Like Jesus Christ, with this many
sightings, millions of sightings, how do

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you have less pictures than Bigfoot?
Right? Yeah? I don't know it

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that Uh that one big Foot picture
keeps floating around the the train you know

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the one that where they from the
train or whatever. Yeah, the Colorado.

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Oh my god, man, this
ship drives me up the wall.

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It's like you can see it's pants. You could see the pants when it

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was so the When you were talking
about that one, there was another shot

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from a train video that happened a
couple of years ago. Yeah, it

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was debunked and it was I believe
a very similar suit. But it was

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in the woods, not on a
hillside, and I cannot for the life

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and we find it again. Yeah, you know. The one siding that

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I mean, in all honesty,
the one siding that I really liked a

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lot, and it was a video, was that couple that was they were

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driving across country and they were filming. They just had a fixed camera filming,

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right, And it was basically so
they had like you know, the

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fade in travel travel video cuts or
whatever, and they're not like, they're

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not bigfooters, they're not paranormal people
at all. They were just like voggers

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or whatever. And uh, later
on someone had spotted something in their video

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and when they went back to it, it literally looks like either a guy

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in a bigfoot suit, a bigfoot
or a bigfoot cutout just out in the

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middle of nowhere. You're muted again, buddy. All I said was,

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yeah, I kind of remember that
one because I think I even said something.

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It wasn't the one with the cutout. Yeah, I don't know.

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Yeah, that's pants, man,
that's fucking pants. I mean, come

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on, give me a break.
Yeah. But just like that, you

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get a video like this and it
gets it gets circulating around Facebook. Man,

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this shit. It sparks debates every
day. And then when it this

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was on w FAA, I guess
channel channel eighth. Yeah, so,

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and it seemed like there was a
like going through some of the videos like

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uh kt VB, I guess,
I guess that's a call. I don't

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know if that's a Colorado based news
station, but they they picked it up.

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Just every news out like news outlet
started to pick this up Fox twenty

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six Houston, right, say,
when you start getting traction, especially on

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media like big like big news media, yeah, it's it's hard to like

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to actually get the real truth out
of it, or like even if it's

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fake, like fake, even if
somebody blatantly says like, yeah I did

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that, that was me. I
was actually like trying to find a new

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hunting ground or something, and they
would somebody who's like, nah, that's

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not you. I don't know.
I just hate it. I get I

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get pissed about it because I'm like, man, I wonder when nobody will

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ever take this serious, you know
what I mean? And now with with

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with AI, Okay, they've got
AI out there and they're making fake Joe

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Rogan clips really and the people are
taking this ship like it's the gospel.

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Are you serious? They're making fake
Joe Rogan clips. Yes, there's a

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bunch of them. I'd love to
see something like that, because I mean

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there's a few like AI stuff that's
like, ah, crap, I fell

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for that, but it's usually pretty
quickly I've got it. Oh no,

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that's not real, you know,
yeah, if I can find one.

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I'm still trying to find that other
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the title of the newest one that
came out. So it's like everywhere,

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you know. So I'm already on
like the fourteenth page of Google, which

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starts getting into some really dangerous territory. Yeah. You know, you get

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that deep into a Google search and
you're really just not You're not getting what

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your keywords are. You know how
they can uh yeah, yeah, here

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it is. H yep, TikTok
removes viral video ads. I suspected Joe

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and AI clips. Yeah, people
are using Joe Rogan to make clips of

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like advertising their shit they're trying to
sell. Yeah, fucked up. Here's

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shoot, here's one. Oh cool, friends, I've got something new to

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tell all of you. I've decided
to sponsor a hockey team made up entirely

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of chips, and tired of people
telling me that chimps are not capable of

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kicking human ass and sports chimps are
just superior athletes. And these chimps have

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been working out hard, the throwing
kettlebells, battle ropes, everything. I've

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got them on a strict diet of
bone broth and elk meat. These chips

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will rip your balls off. Goddamn, it's impressive. All I got to

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say is see you on the ice, folks. That's great. Being a

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robot has its benefits. I can
pronounce tongue twisters. Now check this out.

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Peter Piper picked a peck of pickled
peppers? How many pickle peppers did

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Peter Piper pick? She sells sea
shells on the seashore. The shells she

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sells our seashells. I'm sure.
Also, since my brain is connected to

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the Internet, I've become a medical
expert. Did you know that basilla membrane?

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I know? Tallerantology are not auto
correlations. Wow, Joe Rogan,

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it's me Joe Rogan. Please come
save me. Man. These artificial intelligence

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guys have trapped me in a machine. What the fuck I've never told this

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story before, but on Thanksgiving weekend, I was doing a set at the

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Comedy Store and some idiot ran up
on stage. He comes up to me

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during the middle of my set and
tells me that we are in a simulation.

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The guy was dumped out of his
mind. He was so drunk that

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he couldn't stand up straight. So
we all laughed at him and let security

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escort amount. But now that we
have deep fakes and fake voices and starting

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to believe that we're not far off
from simulations after all, I mean,

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this is what I'm talking about.
Yeah, age now. And then there

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was like that one like they've been
going around with musicians and changing like what

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if what was the one? Uh
James Hetfield Uh played Britney Spears or there's

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a few like that. Yeah,
like and it actually it like sounds like

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his voice doing the lyrics of that
song. There was another one where it

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was I think it was Creed doing
a Metallica song, but it was like

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Metallica playing it. The video was
Metallica, but James sounded like Scott's staff.

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Wow, it's crazy extra right,
yeah, with your arms wide open.

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No, this is the we've entered
though. This is this? Is

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it? So anything that was difficult
to prove before, just pile the ship

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on now, because you know what
I mean, I saw there's people putting

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together AI stories. Uh you know
what. Actually I actually saved something to

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show you guys about this. Uh
hold on, and you know what,

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be honest with you. If this, uh if this rubs some people the

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wrong way, well I don't really
give a shit. Hang on, I

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want to say, let me bring
it up here. You guys have obviously

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heard of chat GPT, right,
yeah, okay, so it's the biggest

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AI out there, or at least
the most popular one. Okay, and

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I want to show you guys something
real quick here. Let me share my

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screen. Now, this is fucking
scary. Okay, do you guys see

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this? That's a house telephone guys, yeah, you have just that's a

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Krypti Twilight soon all right, So
check GPT. All right, So open

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this bad boy up right and okay, here it does. Yeah, I

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save these. Okay, look,
paranormal encounter all right, let me scroll

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up real quick. Uh where's that
here? Yeah? I told I asked

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it to write me encounter stories about
big Foot and dog Man Okay, look

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at this. It produced this for
those listings, I'll read it to you,

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dear your name here. I wanted
to share with you an incredible experience

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I had while camping in the remote
wilderness. Last summer. My friends and

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I embarked on a weekend getaway to
a secluded area known for its untouched natural

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beauty. Little did we know that
we would become part of a tale that

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would challenge our perceptions of reality.
As the sun dipped below the horizon,

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we gathered around the campfire, sharing
stories and laughter. The night was crisped,

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the shower was shining brilliantly overhead.
As we settled in for the night,

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an unusual rustling in the bushes caught
our attention. At first, we

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dismissed it as a small animal,
but the sounds grew louder and more distinct.

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Our flashlights eliminated a towering figure that
emerged from the shadows, an enormous

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creature covered in dark hair, standing
upright like a man, but undeniably not

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human. Frozen in all intrepidation,
we washed as the creature locked eyes with

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us. Its gaze held a mix
of curiosity and caution, as if it

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were studying us as intently as we
were studying it. The forest seemed to

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hold its breast, its breast,
its breath, as the majestic being lingered

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on our fringes, on the fringes
of our campsite. After what felt like

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eternity, the creature turned and vanished
into the woods, leaving us speechless and

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exhilarated. Our encounter with what could
only be described as Bigfoot left an undeniable

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mark on our souls, a reminder
that the mysteries of nature are far greater

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than we can comprehend. If you
ever find yourself venturing into the great outdoors,

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keep your senses of tuned to the
hinded wonders that may reveal themselves in

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the most unexpected moments, Wishing you
alive, filled with extraordinary discoveries, warm

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reguards fill in the blank there.
Now, what gets me about this is

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that it's the way these ais work
is they pull samples of writing that's already

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out there. Right so, even
though this put this together, you know,

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basically pull all this like a seal
and put it together right here,

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you are getting snippets of shit that
people wrote that was already out there.

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So when you hear some of these
stories and you go, oh, god,

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you know, that's that's really similar
to something that I that I heard

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before, or maybe even something that
I may have experienced now in the AI

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age, the chances are that you
yourself may have contributed to what this story

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is telling, and we've lost all
ability to filter this. The only thing

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I can think of is that without
face to face interview now, at ninety

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five percent or more, I'd say
I'd almost put it to ninety nine percent

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of these written in internet stories,
you really can't trust them. It's too

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far now. So I wonder,
I wonder how many any platforms are using

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this to create content as we speak, or have been. I'll be honest

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with you, My gut feeling is
telling me a lot, right, a

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lot, because you know, it's
like we've been doing this a little while,

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and you know, the guests and
the emails aren't exactly flooding in now,

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but other platforms that have been doing
it just as long have have write

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in our guests every single week,
and they don't have the downloads that we

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do. You know, It's like
I've always, I really have thought that

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there's a couple of them out there
that it's like they're writing script and they're

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just giving somebody twenty bucks to read
it. Okay, So I agree with

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what you're saying right there. And
the reason the reason that i'm I think

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you're debt, you're right on the
money, is because there's a there's a

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couple of well knowns out there,
and one in particular that I I I

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unfortunately made a study of for a
while, and uh, I started to

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I'll be honest with you, I
started to type out phrases, little little

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nuances right kind of like, uh, okay. You might run into somebody

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in your lifetime that talks to you
and they they might say, for example,

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they might use the term for example
m hm, and you could be

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like, oh, well it's because
of this for example, and then they'll

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explain something. But you might notice
that the next person you talk to doesn't

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say it that way. They might
say, for instance, okay, now,

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in this one content creator that I
was studying, let's just say,

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because I don't want to I don't
want to cause any whatever. Right now,

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once I got the whole thing put
together, I'm gonna I want to

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blast it out there. But for
right now, let's just say that every

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single story said for example, right, and that was one of like fifteen

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little phrases, little nuances in the
writing. There was multiple compiling. And

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only thing when I when I see
that, because no two of us talk

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exactly alike, we don't, you
know, we all have our own spins

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on the way we communicate. And
that's that's for human that's that's us,

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you know. And every single story
that I was hearing had the same little

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nuances and phrases that they were using. And the only thing I kept thinking

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was is that. Okay, so
either you have the same author and different

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people reading like you said, which
I think is very very plausible. Actually,

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that's a pretty good business model if
you think about it, because you

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think you go go to the downloads, right, two hundred and fifty thousand

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downloads for an episode, Okay,
you could afford to pay somebody one hundred

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bucks to read something. That's actually
I mean, profits would be soaring,

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right, yeah, I mean even
I mean you could create pseudonyms and easily

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even if you were only paying twenty
or thirty dollars for somebody to read something

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on a phone, you know,
I mean you're talking, if you're talking

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to you. You say, okay, like if I give you forty bucks,

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I want you call in. You're
this person, and I want you

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to read this story and I'm going
to read along with you, and we're

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going to write and do this as
a script. Yeah you know, and

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if you do it, well,
I'll give you forty five bucks. Yeah.

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Well, Tadah, you have just
had somebody make you know over forty

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dollars an hour when me and you
went up to uh to Goshen and we

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we stepped in and did some voice
work for a for Told Fiction. Yeah.

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How they do their episodes was actually
like a missing piece of this puzzle

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to me, because they are a
creative podcast, right, They're not.

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They're not on the chopping block at
all here, So don't I gotta want

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anybody to get that idea? No, no, no, They're making a

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fun fictional podcast and the fucking title
is Fortoldiction. Yeah, they're not trying

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to put on