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Ops + home mixed · vendor spend · 3D printer · REV fiber · gym IP

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This transcript documents a multi-part series of interactions encompassing automotive digital marketing and vendor invoice reconciliation, the setup, calibration, and initial fabrication of household tools using a Bambu 3D printer, an in-person residential fiber internet sales consultation, a dispute regarding proprietary fitness programming assets, and a family lunch gathering coordinating daily logistics.

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Automotive Dealership Marketing and Vendor Management Review

Lance and a dealership manager reviewed monthly marketing expenditures, third-party listing platforms, and shifting search optimization paradigms. The manager raised concerns regarding an invoice from J&L that totaled nearly $12,000 despite an expected baseline of $7,500. Lance clarified that the total initially reached approximately $11,000 due to combined sales fees, service charges, and Reynolds fees before approximately $3,000 was negotiated down. The manager noted spending $30,000 in total marketing last month while generating only $2,100 in return, with several invoices currently marked as "approved pending funds."

The conversation examined third-party advertising channels and manufacturer-recommended vendor lists. Lance described OEM vendor programs across brands such as GM, GMC, Nissan, and BMW as unvetted "payola" arrangements where vendors routinely advise increasing budgets solely to inflate agency retainers. Cars.com was deemed an ineffective platform, whereas Auto Trader was praised as the premier third-party source due to its strong web traffic and integration with Kelley Blue Book. Listing fees from Carfax—which previously added roughly $1,100 at another dealership—were criticized as unnecessary expenses requiring auditing.

Looking ahead to next year's strategy, Lance advocated shifting away from excessive paid search blast campaigns toward richer Google ad formats and organic AI search positioning. By producing high-value editorial content on dealership pages—such as detailed comparisons between leasing and financing BMW models—the store can capture natural AI search queries from engines like Google Gemini without heavy paid media reliance. Additionally, Lance emphasized that requiring desk managers to handle marketing decisions is a fundamental organizational error that distracts them from selling vehicles, particularly given broad, "sketchy" industry traffic conditions.

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Bambu 3D Printer Setup, Calibration, and Initial Fabrication

Lance and Max undertook the unboxing, physical configuration, calibration, and initial printing operations for a Bambu 3D printer. The physical assembly required careful handling of the deck and the full metal guide wheel to preserve factory calibration. Following power-up, the unit underwent an extensive 45-minute automated calibration sequence involving axis homing, motor vibration tests, dynamic flow calibration, and bed heating cycles that reached temperatures between 57°C and 60°C.

Material handling and system setup were managed via the Bambu mobile application. Filament rolls were scanned via QR code on the packaging to register material properties. Proper filament routing required feeding the strand from underneath the spool holder into the intake mechanism. Multi-material parameters were verified, confirming that PLA and PETG can run within the same print job provided the nozzle temperature is maintained between 230°C and 250°C. Automatic purge cycles deposited excess waste filament ("poop") during material priming and dynamic flow testing.

The users elected to execute an initial test print of a household chip clip (using 4 grams of matte black PLA), completing in roughly 16 minutes to verify print fidelity. Subsequently, they configured a multi-color dual-ring fidget toy utilizing black and blue filaments. During fabrication, Lance identified that the included metal bed-scraper blade arrived without a handle, necessitating a custom 3D-printed handle to safely pry finished items off the heated build plate.

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Residential Fiber Internet Consultation and Service Agreement

A representative from REV Telecommunications (Speaker 8) visited Lance's residence to present their newly deployed full-fiber network infrastructure. The representative highlighted that REV's underground drop installation avoids traditional deep trenching by running a narrow feed beneath the turf and sidewalks directly to a dedicated pedestal, shielding the connection from aerial weather hazards. Unlike shared broadband coaxial systems with asynchronous throughput (such as the existing Cox service), REV provides dedicated symmetrical download and upload bandwidth with unlimited data.

Lance selected the 2 Gig symmetrical plan at the promotional rate of $105 per month (discounted from the standard $129.99 list price), which includes free equipment installation and a 2,500-square-foot rated router. The agreement incorporates a 31-day free trial period without a contract. Installation logistics were scheduled for Friday, August 23rd, between 1:00 PM and 3:00 PM, with the technician tasked with running the fiber drop through the garage or exterior wall to interface with existing home office setups. Lance established account security credentials, specifying a security PIN of [REDACTED] and setting a private security-question response.

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Fitness Program Ownership and Workplace Conflict

A workplace dispute emerged concerning the ownership, control, and scrutiny of proprietary fitness programming slides. Speaker 5 reported that management (referred to as Gabby) scheduled a meeting citing client complaints regarding workout variations—specifically the volume of kettlebell movements and format adjustments across six-week training cycles. Speaker 5 viewed management's programmatic review as a significant overreach and red flag, maintaining that an unqualified administrator should not dictate training curricula.

In response, Speaker 5 revoked shared access permissions across cloud storage platforms (Google Drive and Dropbox), isolating the workout slides to personal storage. While Gabby questioned the sudden unavailability of the files—alleging a need to review formatting standards for an incoming trainer—Speaker 5 and Lance concluded that management intended to appropriate the intellectual property to train new staff without compensation. Lance recommended implementing automated scheduling routines via Brightspot to periodically confirm that workout assets remain private and unshared.

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Family Lunch and Dealership Operational Discussions

The family gathered for lunch at Romans restaurant, ordering beef kebabs (prepared medium) and a gyro pizza on cauliflower crust topped with pepperoni (omitting sliced onions and sun-dried tomatoes). During the meal, conversation ranged from culinary critiques—such as excess vinegar dressing on the side vegetables—to personal anecdotes regarding local church figures and film trivia concerning the *Jumanji* franchise and "Brothers Kababik."

Operational discussions centered on local automotive dealership dynamics. The group discussed staffing structures at the local dealership group (comprising BMW, Mini, and Audi franchises following the prior sale of the Chevrolet store). Staff schedules were reviewed, noting that certain roles operate flexibly Tuesday through Friday. Lance and the group discussed tool room operations, explaining that automotive service departments must continually invest in manufacturer-mandated specialty tools whenever new vehicle models are introduced. Interpersonal staff dynamics were also noted, including the strained cousin relationship between Adam and Eric, past affiliations with the Mini Cooper franchise, and service logistics regarding broken Porsche Design watches requiring overseas return shipping to Switzerland for repair.

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Action Items

@Lance

  • [ ] Investigate dealership billing to verify whether Carfax is charging unnecessary listing fees - [TBD]
  • [ ] Send contact information for Paige Howell (Howell Auto Group) to client for a marketing consultation - [TBD]
  • [ ] Source a microfiber cloth to maintain and clean the 3D printer bed - [TBD]
  • [ ] Print a dedicated handle for the metal scraper blade tool - [TBD]
  • [ ] Fabricate a dedicated waste filament receptacle ("poop catcher") for the 3D printer - [TBD]
  • [ ] Visit Paige Howell at Howell Auto Group during an upcoming Jackson trip to discuss vendor management - [TBD]
  • [ ] Complete REV portal account activation and configure auto-payment settings following installation - [TBD]
  • [ ] Receive REV fiber optic internet service installation on Friday, August 23rd, between 1:00 PM and 3:00 PM - [August 23, 2024]
  • [ ] Configure Brightspot/cloud storage automation to audit and enforce private permissions on fitness workout files - [TBD]

@Speaker 5

  • [ ] Formally communicate to gym management that proprietary workout programming slides have been permanently removed from public access - [TBD]
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Vendor $

J&L invoice surprise vs ~$7.5k baseline; total mktg ~$30k / weak return called out

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Channels

AutoTrader > Cars.com; Carfax listing fees audit; less blast SEM, more editorial/AI search

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Howell

Send Paige contact + Jackson visit for vendor-management talk

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Home

Bambu printer live (clip + fidget); REV 2-gig fiber install scheduled (creds private)

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Gym IP

Workout slides pulled private; Brightspot permission audit idea

0:04
What's up, sir? How are you?
0:05
See, I got a question. I don't. I've started taking notes. Excuse me. All right. We had a conversation that my bill for last month should have been seventy - five hundred dollars from J and L. Well, it's the bills they sent me were like almost twelve thousand dollars. That's.
0:30
Well, you and I looked at it. Remember, we even told Rhonda. I think you gave her the number. It was eleven something because it was because it was seventy-five for sales, and then the rest of it was what's it called, like service, but then also like oh Jesus Christ, Reynolds fees. So it was coming to a total of eleven, but we've knocked we've knocked thirty you know three grand off of it or whatever.
1:04
No , Like, well, at one point it was, but then I could go look in my documents and kind of figure out when you and I discussed it. But there was a time when you and Landon we wanted, yeah, we wanted to go way up to try to see if we could push a little business. Um, but now it's back down. It's actually back down to below where we started, which I think is gonna is where it needs to be. To be honest with you, it's it's sitting right around. Yeah, we don't. No, yeah, you you'd just be wasting money if you start blasting too too much. And I think with the way things are going, I think we're gonna need paid search less as time goes on. And I think we're kind of positioned perfectly for that because Max, close that door, friend. Just because you know, with the amount of content that I'm putting on our page, feature pages.
2:02
Natural search and AI search has people landing on our stuff, even without paid media sending them to us. Does that make sense? Yeah. Yeah. Yeah.
2:29
No, Cars. dot com's never been a very good platform, to me, and I think it's even worse now. Auto Trader is strong, strong. Like it drives, you know. Yep, yep. Auto Trader drives a lot of traffic to stores, whether it be a web form from Auto Trader or just web traffic. So, um. Yeah, I think Auto Trader is the best spot to be in for third parties because you get you know you Kelley Blue Book and in Auto Trader and and all that shit. My last piece that I would cut is if if we got to make sure we're I don't think we are, but that Carfax will charge you for listings. So, yeah, you know, like I found I found at Brian Harris he was the the Carfax.
3:23
Bill was like an extra, like a around eleven hundred bucks, and it was Carfax listings. They call it, and they're they're not useful. It's just a waste of money. But that's something we can look at. I can find out and figure that out for us. That's not a big deal. Yeah, we can ask. I just want to check.
3:41
I spent thirty grand last month, and I got two grand, twenty one hundred dollars. No, a lot of money.
3:51
Yeah. Well, I think that I've got quite a few invoices that are sitting in there, and they're just there's no more money left in them.
3:57
Yeah.
3:59
But we can just submit them in case they give.
4:02
Yeah, yeah, yeah. Well, I mean, I've got some that are that are submitted. They they say approved and you know approved and waiting on funds. Yeah. It's approved pending funds. I think is what the message says. So.
4:14
I guess we need to really think about how we're going to go at it next year. I mean.
4:20
I don't know that you do much different, to be honest. I think maybe, you know, I'd like to look at doing some more, like maybe, some richer Google ads that we don't pay more money for. We just do a little bit different stuff with them. But then also, we got to make sure we stay engaged with people. You know, our shit shows up for AI, like it should.
4:48
Yeah, well, that's why we have to have VLAs, and that's why you have to have you know really good content, which is why I push so much to just have fresh content on the site. That's why I build the newsletter and all that shit. You got to have good content. Yeah, yeah. Man, I I think so. Thank you, but also I think that I I still have a lot of projects on my whiteboard that aren't that aren't wrapped up and aren't fully delivered yet. You know, I've got. Ideas and different things that I'm working on. So anyway, but yeah, we're gonna keep doing more because, like for example, one series of pages that I'm working on is just a series of pages that you would land on if you were a customer and you were going, man, should I fucking lease or finance? Like, what's the difference? And so, it's gonna be kind of like this. The angle is that they're like editorial, not written. You've seen SEO content.
5:43
On pages before, it's boring as shit. That don't make any sense, and customers don't actually look at it. But what this is going to be is like,
5:50
Yeah,
5:51
Yeah, yeah. What this is is it's more like our newsletter, but it's, you know, you know. Here's what happens if you lease a lease an X5. Here's what it costs you to buy the same X5. And what's better for you? And how many miles do you drive? Right. So like this, all this stuff. And my thinking there is because. That's going to be one of the most common things that people search with AI. They ask AI that crap, and AI looks for answers. If they find answers on our site, now they're clicking and sending people to our site if just because it's got lots of answers. So, yeah. Just you got to have a lot of good stuff. Like, hey, the AI needs to know. You know, Bob's asking what's better, leases or finance? Well, shit, Jackson, BMW, Jackson's got a whole page on it. I'm gonna.
6:38
I'll quote that, and then it'll say "click here for the to see the article." So that's yeah. But our page has to have a lot of that crap on it, I think. And that that gets to what you were talking about with Google taking over. It's like, it's Google and it's Facebook because those are the two places people spend all their time, and they both have an AI now, you know, Gemini. And like if you search Google, the first result is a is an AI result. That bullshit at the top. It says Gemini results, and it's got this whole little. Like blurb, and then there's links in it, and we have to make sure we show up in those blurbs, in those results, and then the links are to us. So it's kind of like if we've got answers to all the things that customers are researching, then they'll then they'll land on our shit. Um, exactly.
7:27
Exactly.
7:30
Well, let's do it. The next time I, you've got one. Um, what the hell am I saying? I did one. Did the girl never emailed me back? Girl, Michelle. Shelley. Shelley. Well, she might have emailed me back, and I didn't see it. Let me look first before you slap. But I don't think she emailed me back. Yeah.
7:51
Yeah. Fantastic job.
7:54
That's good. Well, then I have a picture of her already. I did that. Yeah. I just didn't deliver it yet.
8:00
Dude, I almost had a heart attack. I knew that she was going to be able to hear. Shelley left. Yeah. She basically been doing it, but man, everybody just talks. You know what, man? If one bad fucking employee ruins everything,
8:15
It screws the whole vibe up. Nobody wants to hang out with that bullshit.
8:19
Just don't even talk about.
8:22
It. You know, and I've got stores. You know what? That's exact. That vibe is what I'm talking about when I talk about complaining about Audi. You know exactly what that vibe is like, and if you got one or two managers that don't that don't jive with everybody, and they're not fun, and they don't enjoy their job, and they're not at least kind, like that's like you can meet you need to manage and lead with some sense of you know humanity. Yes, exactly, and it's like man, if you got people in there that that aren't aren't sort of respecting how much work you're putting in, then you just don't want to be there.
9:06
Somebody was talking my parking spot by my window. She said, " Who in the hell's talking? Who's talking points?" Yeah,
9:12
Who's gonna get them for you? Yeah. No, no, that's invaluable. Yep. Yep, and that's just by you being you, you know. No, I'm feeling the same way, but gotta keep going through it.
9:40
It's the motherfucker, some days, dude. I just a bit. I just lost one of my best friends last.
9:47
Week. Is that the guy you were talking to me about? You said you went, you went and visited him. I did. Yeah, he did. Okay, damn,
9:55
I'm sorry. You know, I need to do that. Really, just as rocked. Yeah, to my core.
10:06
There's a paper thin mind difference between me and him. Yeah. You know, 14 years ago, I wa — I left the neighborhood and I went.
10:15
So. Yeah, you could have been up to the same same situation, huh? Yeah.
10:22
I have not been able to sleep the last two days. Damn. The richest son of a bitch on planet Earth. Yeah. I believe that. I don't just believe him.
10:38
Yep. Made.
10:44
Some damn good choices, man. Very good choices.
10:47
You know, sometimes my wife and I have to just say, you know, there's times in your life when you go, I'm gonna walk out of this door and out into the jungle, and I don't know where it's gonna.
11:03
Go.
11:04
Yep. Yep. When I left Southern Imports, I'm like, okay, I don't really know where I'm going, but I'm gonna go over to the Honda store, and I'm gonna go over there and work.
11:14
My ass off.
11:15
Yeah. It'd make me a big fucking paycheck. You know, they were doing fucking 400, 500 cars a month.
11:23
Damn. Yeah,
11:25
That's serious shit. All I had to do was sit in the back and buy cars all day long. You had to be real fucking smart to do that.
11:33
Yeah, just don't fuck it up.
11:35
Then I wound up here, which is kind of like the strangest things I've kind of like you and I meet. It couldn't have been more.
11:45
Perfect the way we met, right?
11:50
Yeah. No, I'm sitting here beating my head on a fucking rock, going, you know, I know zero about marketing and advertising, and I don't. I'm not afraid to tell you that.
11:59
Yeah. Well, look, you're not supposed to. I mean, honestly, too many of these GMs and desk managers. Start flipping and flopping and just randomly making decisions about marketing, and they really shouldn't be.
12:10
Yeah. You landed, you know, landed, I know, landed. Okay, you're gonna have to take this over, and then I realize, landed has enough on his plate.
12:20
Yeah. No, you. That's a hugeest. That's such a common, common mistake is is stores requiring their desk managers to try and do that crap, and it's like, man, they're not supposed to be doing that. Especially not if you're a high volume store or a store that's trying to be high volume, or you're staffed accordingly and your guy's just busy. He's supposed to be trying to sell cars. Just sell cars. My goodness.
12:48
Yeah. Five grand here, seven grand here, ten grand here, eight. It don't change it by fucking it. Yep. Somebody makes somebody do it. So they will. Yeah. You're right. A lot of people just help themselves. You're right. They don't have to do this. Like like like Shannon. Shannon has fucking twenty damn Zoom calls a month about advertising.
13:27
I mean, that's just the funny as hell to me. The amount he thinks he's got to be like making decisions and this and that, and I'm like, my man, that you just you're doing too much. You're doing too much. Yeah. Oh.
13:43
Oh yeah,
13:46
Y'all told me yeah. So that person's gonna be good. Yeah,
13:52
That's good. Yeah.
14:00
He's rocking the boat. I'm like, just let him rock the boat.
14:04
Yeah, the boat was not was not operating perfectly to begin with, so let him rock it.
14:11
He's got a little bit of an eye to be a service advisor. You know, she's been here for a month. Yeah, and you know she's complaining about it. I don't really like him. I like Richie better. What the hell was she doing? Yeah.
14:35
Yeah. Yeah. That's a that's a relevant opinion right.
14:38
There. Yep. Not her. He's goofy. Yeah.
15:00
Mm mm mm.
15:01
All right, man. We'll let you go back to work.
15:04
I appreciate you. I'm glad seeing you. You know what? I haven't, I haven't checked their temperature. I know that they're they're, they're doing okay. I think the month's okay. It's halfway. I'll be basically we're halfway, and it's kind of, a month. Yeah. I don't think traffic is great, is what I'm getting at. It's just kind of is. Yeah. It just is, you know, and traffic.
15:30
Yeah, it's not, you know, fortunately and unfortunately, because you get, you know, you understand that you're not doing anything wrong. It's just the whole industry in our whole area, our market. You know, it's not y'all's four stores. It's the market is just sketchy right now. It's not great.
15:49
Yep. This election's got to get. I I don't even give a fuck who wins right now. Let's get over with.
15:56
Yeah, yeah, we need to. Don't we?
15:58
I told my wife that this morning. I said, I don't care.
16:01
Let's Just move on and fucking everybody deal with whatever the hell it is.
16:10
Yep. Hey, I might. It is. I might send a guy your info just for a quick call to check on me at some point. I'm going probably visit him next week. He's uh, Paige Howell. He's the owner, director, whatever you call him of that little small Howell. Auto Group. Yeah, yeah. I talked to him on the phone. He finally called me back. He's been sick, but I can't imagine what he spend spend is. But he's he's funny. He's like, man, I've been in this for so long. I don't know any of this shit. But I'm over here. I think I'm getting screwed by people. I told him. I you know I did. I said, yeah, and I told him. I said, look, it's not just you. I said.
16:55
Everybody, that's the case. You know, my BMW store is here in Baton Rouge, BMW store in Jackson. It's like, and GM and GMC and Nissan, I guarantee, do the same thing. As I've looked it up, they've got a list of vendors, and they're like, just use one of these vendors. But they don't really vet the vendors. It's just a payola situation, you know. I got it. Yep, all of our stores, and that GMC has the same situation. Well, well, you know that through because the Chevy stores. They have a whole list. Yeah, they have a little list. Here's your vendors, and you know he's got some vendor that I think they're based out of Jackson, actually. That's his SEM person. Yeah, I'm gonna do it in a minute. I don't remember the name of them. I've got them in my notes, but it's I'm like, man. I said they're probably just charging 22 like everybody else, and you're probably getting screwed. I said because when you call them and you you're like, should I? What do I do to make more money? They tell you.
17:54
Oh, we need to spend more money, and he goes, " Yeah, that's what they tell me." Yeah, I know. That's because they get paid more if you spend more. Yeah. So, but anyway, yeah, shit, yeah. I appreciate you. You too. Yes, sir. Bye.
18:13
Bye.
18:28
Yeah, we.
18:31
Gotta do this next. Let's go do it. Oh, I was — I was wanting you to scan this first. Well, you should scan this. It'll probably help us. It'll probably be a little instructional, but you're supposed to be showering, and I — I screwed you up. I didn't tell you to shower yet. Okay. No, no. Let me do it. Let's see. Hang on. What, bubba? What's that?
19:01
You see our thing? Oh, fine. I'm fine. Told her we could print a Batman mask for a minicat. Yeah. Or for her? Yeah, you want a Batman mask?
19:13
No. Okay. Alright, what do you think? That's fucking amazing. God, I wouldn't put anything. Got a little kick to it.
19:26
Alright, what the hell is that? Just this? I think it's just.
19:29
No, no, don't touch anything. It's this.
19:31
Nothing. Don't touch nothing. Oh, the shit under here.
19:34
Yeah, I think it's under there. Full metal, full metal guide wheel. Don't touch it. It's all been calibrated. I don't want you bumping the deck.
19:57
Oh, There's a video. Yeah, BoBoo. I'm sorry. We can throw that away. No, it's got egg yolks in.
20:08
It. I think it's butt trash. There you go.
20:13
Oh, so.
20:20
You just pushed it? I told you. I didn't actually tell you. Let's wait a second.
20:27
Fuck my mom. Okay, so.
21:19
No, you know I don't like aliens.
21:57
Hello.
24:10
No. No.
24:21
I don't know what that means.
28:13
是。
29:25
So last week.
30:14
Last week after I.
31:21
Finally, I've been wanting to take these shoes off.
31:24
Feels like me.
32:15
Yeah , I thought you could just move this. No, just watch the little video.
32:19
He moves it. I know, but we gotta stop. We should stop for a second. I know where to start. Move this. Touch this. Feel that. Seventy - five dollars. No, can't move the whole thing. Okay. It just finished leveling itself. You don't need to move that. I don't think it's hard at all to get back there. Just wait.
32:41
Make sure there's no dusting. What? Move it. See that? We're gonna pull it up.
32:55
So we need to find us a little microfiber or a little this back. We.
33:01
Might have to go back there.
33:46
Show Your mom.
33:49
She's a chump. Or whatever. One month. Grab this.
34:10
Oh, that's not gonna fix it. Hold on, that's not. That's not. They didn't fix it. A lot better. So much room in there. I just twisted that. But look, look. Ah, still not quite. Holy ball game. Holy ball game.
34:31
Why is that funny, sir?
34:33
These fucking baseball people, bro. They're so.
34:36
That makes.
34:45
You're wiping it out, but ours is brand new. Don't lose it. Wipe it out. Ah, it's this one.
35:31
It's Actually pretty simple. Let's see. We got to open our little thing up. Open with the kitty.
35:38
Got a magnet. No, stop it. Can't do that. Oh, oh, oh, oh, oh.
35:54
Look, just watch. You don't have to be perfect, 'cause you're about to run it back and forth.
35:58
It's drooping.
35:59
It's drooping into the whole thing. So it said, " Use the back of this thing.
36:02
" What? Yeah. You're not doing anything. What?
36:10
Something has to be done.
36:12
What are you doing? Fucking Uncle Danny, doing this?
36:17
Feel a little retarded. You know what it is?
36:19
I don't have my glasses on.
36:26
Just move it back and forth. Oh, and do this part. He was shoving it in the crevice.
36:41
Yeah,
36:41
I'm gonna shove you in the crevice. No, maybe not. No, never mind. I'm a tard. What are you doing with the tip of it? What are you doing?
36:58
Come all the way forward again. Oh, all the way forward. I am. There. Now go back. Be nice to the microfiber. Don't touch the surface of the footbed.
37:16
It's fine. I don't want you touching the surface of the footbed. Even if I do, what matter? Touch the footbed.
37:27
Okay. We didn't really. I just was gonna kind of surprise Titus and say, " Hey, where you at? You're done? All right, we're gonna come get you. Go eat lunch." Yeah,
37:36
He just had an idea.
37:37
It's not a super big deal.
37:40
Yeah.
37:43
Yeah. Put the fingers back.
37:58
So listen.
37:59
I got, I got. Let me do it. Let me do it.
38:00
It goes in, and it's gonna. Watch it. Let me show you.
38:06
It's gonna fly somewhere.
38:07
That's why. That's why I want to just do it.
38:08
Didn't just grab it.
38:09
Just watch. I'm gonna show you. Get it kind of lined up like this, but then watch. This is fiddly as hell. First time I did it, I was like, " That was dumb."
38:32
Look, you just want to make sure it's in right here, and then you push it. That's it. All right, hold on.
38:43
Done. I think we're ready. We just got done.
38:47
Yeah, we have to figure that. Gosh. Oh gosh.
38:52
So you have to select which one you want to use.
38:55
Okay. Well, let's load.
38:56
Let's start up number one.
38:57
Let's load one, and we'll put just a plain. We have like a plain black, right? Number one,
39:02
Yes, we can just get a blackout. Do one when you got two of.
39:08
No, I got a text. Watch this, Max. You're gonna get a kick out of this. What masking tape? Oh, to that? To parchment? It doesn't really want to.
39:39
Managers, what? Managers.
39:41
How much do you love that? All right, so I'm manager. You're the manager. I'm the manager. Sign up, one of the managers, right now. What are you doing? This is what we're using. No, we have this. This is that. We have this. That. Okay.
40:00
Yeah. Okay. We have. Stop. Stop. Stop. Look, it's having this wholeness right here. Look, I know this is.
40:13
This is. I don't want to confuse shit.
40:14
Yes, because this has a whole. Look, stop. This has a whole thing. All right, let me go back. See, scan to add, allow. Where's the QR?
40:25
No. Okay, boo boo,
40:29
Love you. Bye. Where's she?
40:35
Scan the QR code on the sticker of the filament packaging box.
40:44
Oh my God! I don't think that's it. School lunch. All right, I'm dead. I think it's this. It's not. Says QR, buddy. But but just try this other thing because obviously that's not working. Just try that.
41:04
Fucking there, you. I thought so. I'm a dumbass. And look at look, what? Read it.
41:09
Learn more. Love you. Why did I say more? You should have said UPC. Yep, fully. You guys, all you gotta do is hear it.
41:19
So you like it?
41:20
You're not allowed to enjoy it. You can't. He said you didn't want it. You can't fuck with it. Okay,
41:25
I'll talk to you. Bye. Bye. Let's go, fellas. Goodwill.
41:35
Hey!
41:36
What the fuck, cat?
41:39
Stop that!
41:41
Why are you so annoyed? Fool! Fool! Wait! You found the dog. Here you go.
42:07
I do the talking.
42:11
No, shut up.
42:13
I hope that homosexual.
42:14
He's not doing nothing. He just a mad mom sitting.
42:19
Oh man, shit! Pants over here.
42:27
Is this just PLA basic? PLA Matte here. Matt. We don't have any PLA basic. Your PLA basic?
42:34
Oh, there's PLA pure.
42:36
What does that mean? Mm - hmm. That's different. It's like silky, silky, really cool texture.
42:41
Can I feel it.
42:43
No, I'm feeling anything, dude. It's just matte plastic. Yes. You know why? It is. It is plastic.
42:50
It is matte plastic. See, I think you just slide that on there.
42:55
Well, yeah, but I'm trying to. But it has a direction, dude. No, it doesn't. It does, 'cause this even feels different in here, Max. Let me see. This is different inside of here.
43:04
Okay, let me look at it then. Okay, it does. Give it here. It slides on.
43:10
Also, it has to go. It has to feed a certain direction. So let's see. The hose is here. So it goes on this way because it feeds from under and goes in this dingus right here.
43:20
Okay. So how do you loop it? Where the fuck are they? Then. I just took my hose. I can't come out. Right now. He made a 3D print that says. Get out. You're out. You're out. Yeah, they get out now. Just put it on a door.
43:37
I Don't think.
43:38
That would be very nice. Okay.
43:59
Cutting off. Little sticky part.
44:09
Alright, okay. That's how I thought it went. Mhm. Hey, no! Oh,
44:16
What that was. Look, you push this.
44:19
Oh. It's feeding. Wait, wait. Holy shit! Just know which one to use.
44:29
I told it.
44:30
We told it. Already, four to one. Yeah. Look. See? Oh, please. That's why it's using. Yeah. Look, a little light popped up.
44:40
Let's go pick a print. It knows what's in there. Pick a print, man. Well, let's add some more filament. No, no, no, no. Let's add a different filament. Like what else we're gonna add? All right. My bronze color, which is that. Well, stop. We have to. I think if I add my PETGs,
44:58
Don't let's use the same one.
45:00
Let's just leave the black for now. I agree with you.
45:03
I want to find a fucking like eight minute, uh, shit, like.
45:10
Okay, dude, the chip clip. Let's just see if we make a chip.
45:15
Clip. I have one that's saved. Let me do this. There's files in here. Let me do this nuclear launch keycap.
45:26
That's a lot of printing.
45:27
No, it's not. Look how small it is. It's a keycap.
45:33
Do you estimate how long it takes it?
45:35
None of them. None of them do that.
45:37
Well, the ones that I saw did it. It was actually one of the pictures. Had like a little info page.
45:41
Oh well, this a lot of the ones.
45:43
Let's just do a chip clip because that.
45:45
No, this looks this is gonna take less time than a chip clip. That's so much bigger.
45:48
No, it's not. This is tiny. That's big. All right, monkey, what are you doing? What are you doing here?
45:53
That's bigger than that. We got three D printer. That's bigger than this. Fine,
46:00
We'll do a chip clip. What do we put in there? PLA.
46:04
PLA matte black.
46:11
What Is it? PLA four gram. It doesn't. Give me the box.
46:16
I don't know where you threw the box.
46:18
I didn't throw it. It's not in the box. Right here, dude. You did that. You really weren't looking, were you? You just over here. One kilogram. Yeah, but that's the mass formula I have. Oh, this is telling me how much plastic it uses. It uses four grams.
46:39
Yeah. I need that. Just pick any of them; they're the same. Click it. Next.
46:50
Okay. Oh.
46:56
You can do a print queue. So, like, when you're done with this, do so so. Mhm. That's cool. Cool.
47:05
I mean,
47:06
Let's print two of them. No, no, no. Just do one. Want it to take less time? Just do one. You could always make another one. Oh, twenty - seven down to twenty - eight percent. Hundred. No.
47:29
Luck. Don't touch the table. There's a little market. I mean,
47:36
Yeah. He's going. I like the boopity boop. I like the better whip. One of the what.
47:45
He was I was reading says, " You don't understand how fucking cool and rewarding it's going to be when you get your first doodad that you print, and you just made it from nothing.
47:56
" It's pretty cool. It's like you're it's like you're a little toy factory. You can just make whatever you want. Oh shit,
48:03
That thing's slow. Oh, it's got to calibrate, bruh. See, toolhead homing. It's homing. Oh no. Gotta clean it. Look, it hadn't even pulled in any thread yet.
48:13
But it's in here. Look. Yep.
48:31
Sixteen minutes. Okay. Yeah. Yeah, this is gonna be a quick one. Yeah. I know. This thing will tell you. So before you.
48:41
I bet in here once I load the the pattern, it'll show you. It'll tell me how long. Yeah.
48:45
I don't know what it's doing right now. Oh, right now. But it's not actually doing anything. Look! Look! Look! Oh, look at it. That's so weird.
49:04
Look, this is one of my favorite little. Oh, bro!
49:07
Put your hand right here. Ah, it's warm. That's cool. So it like molds it. What? Fifty seven C. We should change that to Celsius, so Fahrenheit.
49:20
The only way I could. You probably can. I saw a settings page. So that's sixty C. That's a hundred four. That's a hundred. It's pooping right now. It is pooping. It's a little swirl.
49:35
It's probably gonna be hot. I'm just gonna bat it in.
49:40
Why is it pooping so much? Hey, you're wasting my filament, little guy. Can't be much though.
49:48
Look, a poop! Our first poop. Let me see. Is it hot? Probably warm. Oh shit! It is hot.
49:56
Yeah. Put it down there. Look cool. We'll, we'll print us the little.
49:59
Look!
50:00
Look how weird. We'll print us the little. Our first little poop. Our first usable doodad. After this doodad, we'll print. I'm gonna do my first thing. Okay. Oh, the ring! We gotta put in multiple colors for the ring. You're asking. Gotta make it cooler. What the fuck are that like Iron Man colors on purpose? Look, I got red, blue. Oh, I should do the red and bronze. Yeah, red, bronze. I got all kind of cool colors. Hey, we're printing a chip clip. Three D printer. It's doing stuff. That's cool. It's like building such a. It's about to. No, it's kind of. It's chipping some more, Tolkien. Oh yeah. Just slide that box over here all the way. Hey.
50:39
Hey, it's doing something. Hey, it poops again.
50:41
Why is it pooping? Let's pooping again. Why is it still pooping? It said. Oh God, it keep dropping. Why is it still pooping? It says calibrating flow or something. No, I don't think so. I think it just wasting my filament.
50:56
How fast it comes out. It says dynamic flow calibration,
50:59
Max. I think it's just wasting my filament. It's, it's not on the board yet. Look, it's coming out right here. It's pooping.
51:08
Watch! It's about to poop.
51:09
I'm gonna block it. It's gonna fire.
51:11
We have to print that little poop receptacle.
51:13
Yeah. I would rather buy one. That's gonna be a long print.
51:17
No, dude. You don't buy that when you just bought this. The door? Let me see this. There it goes. Is that hot? Yeah, it's definitely warm.
51:27
This is the newest one right here. That one's probably warm. Yeah. There we go. It's like plastic.
51:40
It's not doing anything right.
51:41
Now. Just don't you worry about it. Because the whole this whole little bed is hot.
51:46
Yeah, put your hand right here.
51:47
The little bed is hot. It's like heated. Isn't that cool? Here it goes. Boy, if you go poop again, I'm gonna be so mad. I named it Prince. It sounds like you're saying Prince. Spelled like Prince.
52:05
What is it? That's me. I don't know what he's doing. It's just hopping.
52:10
The bed is juicy.
52:12
Oh,
52:14
Here we go. Yeah, we were so in a hurry. We just loaded one color filament, like we just loaded black.
52:22
But look, we got all these different colors. They're like thirteen bucks a bunch. They're not even that.
52:28
Crazy.
52:29
But when I bought, if I bought a bunch, when you buy the machine, they were like thirteen instead of like eighteen. There was like a big discount. Toolhead cleaning. It's not doing anything. I think the actual print of this thing is not going to take that long. No,
52:46
It says sixteen. It says ten seconds.
52:48
The sensor only has ten minutes left.
52:50
And it hadn't even printed anything. Here we go. You said that. Here we go. We hadn't said it so many times. I'm obsessed with it. They.
53:00
Pooped it. It's a little plastic. Plastic poop. Plastic poop. It looks like a little thing.
53:13
Really, a cocksucker. You know that?
53:15
What's it doing? It is.
53:17
It has like a. What's funny is it spent about forty - five minutes when we first plugged it in, doing like a whole automation, automated calibration.
53:25
So the fan light was vibrating and.
53:27
Whoa. It was doing all kind of weird shit.
53:30
This print must not take very long at all. Probably not. It's not very big. It's just a little chip clip. I saw it. It's like this big. Yeah. It didn't even start printing it.
53:41
It's just him. It's just printing straight. Thirty - seven percent done.
53:48
And it didn't do nothing. What's going on here? Is this a prank? Oh, it's popping. It's starting. Oh. Nope. I think it's like testing it. Yeah, it was like a test. It's doing it. Pooping out a thing. Nine minutes left. Okay, this won't take very long at all. Oh, look, you can see the outline.
54:17
Yeah. Look how fast it moves. Yeah, they say it's actually fast. This particular one is pretty quick.
54:27
It wasn't that hard to put together.
54:32
We're idiots, so you know.
54:34
Took a little extra time for idiocy. Yeah, Yeah, it's gonna make a little clip we can put on our chips. Clip, clip, clip. We can make Rimmer toys with it. We can make Spider - Man and.
54:53
Shit. Isn't it.
55:00
Wild?
55:03
Oh my gosh, that is such a little chip clip. I wonder if I can just print the same chip clip, but just scale it up. Yeah. Yeah. Can you just change the scale of an item? I don't know if you can do it in app, but well, I know you can do it in general. But I mean, I wonder if like if you pick an item, it'll just let you click. All right, let me make it twice that big because that's too small. No.
55:36
It only has eight minutes left. I am gonna have to make that little thing because it's just gonna keep spitting out paint all over the damn house. Yeah, you can put that in the printer. Yes, you know it's making a making a little plastic clip. It's gonna make.
55:56
It.
56:19
Can You see it? Zoom in. What you ma — what you having? Nice.
57:12
What's up, Little monkey? That's pretty cool,
57:16
Huh? Yeah, I.
57:30
Like it. You like that clock? Why not? It does. You know it lights up, huh? Ready? Yeah. Yeah, it's a good green, huh, Buckaroo? Yeah, I like it. Buckaroo. He's always a Buckaroo. Six minutes in. It's getting three dimensional. It's big now. It's huge. Is it? It's probably not. Sounds like you're making one. I am. That thing is.
58:00
That particular chip flip size is sad. Mommy. Daddy. Mama.
58:10
Mama. Mommy. Mommy.
59:02
That's the speaker over there.
59:04
Did you just disconnect from him or something? Five minutes and we have a chip clip. Well, it's been total of sixteen. While I was doing all of its monkey shine, my man has five minutes left. Five minutes left. Give it to me.
59:40
It's Funny. It reminds you. It just smells like blue gum. Blue gum. Yeah. Oh, oh. Oh me.
59:45
Those little frizzes. They keep little frizzes.
59:57
But get those little frizzes.
60:04
There is.
60:05
Motion. That's a leather. I mean,
60:15
That's a little velcro piece. I don't remember what it goes, but it really.
60:21
Does or something.
60:33
A Typical steak at Texas Roadhouse. This Waldorf steak is 980.
60:41
Calories. Meat, baby. All that fat and meat, fat and protein. Yeah. You like that clock? Oh. That might have. It's like green. Push the button. Oh. That's a bird. That's a bird.
61:45
Like that? Like that, Connor? That's why not.
61:50
Max, are you playing a video game? Okay. Game just broken. Pretty much. It is.
62:01
Broken. What happened to it? Took it off. Why'd you take a piece off of it?
62:15
Took it off. Lost it. Now it's broken. Yeah, many cats got to get the heck out of here. Just can't be messing with our printer.
62:29
Just like that. Just like that, huh?
63:33
I Think it's getting close, actually. Just a few minutes. Put my clock. He's been pushing the button. Light it up. He loves it.
63:49
Not a fucking.
64:34
Yeah. Bro,
64:42
When they start saying low key just constantly, it's not low key anymore if if everything's low key.
64:48
They say I eat too. I eat.
64:52
In fact, I do. What you gonna do with that? Yeah. He is if he's around. If he's with those people. He gets a little like that. That's pretty cool, huh? Oh wow!
65:09
Wait a minute. What are we doing?
65:27
Why are we just pooping on the side of the thing, Cooperbot?
65:55
Where? Is it.
66:04
Done? It says less than one minute left, but it just shoved the printed item to the back, so I can't get to it. I think it did that on purpose. Uh huh. So it can cool. It's like, get away! Don't touch this. Oh look, now it's presenting it. Huh? Printing complete. Huh?
66:43
没错。
67:24
Um,
67:24
Max. Are we sure there's not like a little arm for this scraper hiding in some of the packaging? Because it has like a little scraper blade, but you might have to print one. Mini cat is running around. She's a freaking rascal.
68:00
I'm pretty sure I have to make the scraper handle.
69:03
You're going to be on my shit list. I'm looking for something. What are you doing?
69:45
I mean, this thing is legitimately just stuck here, man.
71:08
Got a chip clip? You.
71:20
Talking about Willis?
71:23
What's not yours? That one's not yours. That's right. Did Mama tell you that's not yours? You can push the button. Oh.
71:44
My God.
72:49
Max,
72:50
What do you want to print? Our first chip clip is on the counter, in use already. I'll tell you what we need. I'll tell you what we need to print is this. No, it doesn't. It works really well.
73:19
It works great.
73:22
All right, what do you want to print next? We have to put multiple colors in for that, though. No, you don't actually have to. I will, but so let's put in. I want to put in. I want to say no, no, no. Let's just ask robot. Why am I asking?
73:41
What are you asking? Well, I have something to print already. I don't know what you're doing. Hey,
73:50
We're loading the bamboo 3D printer. Can we load in PETG basic and PLA? Do those go well together,
73:57
Or is that going to be a problem? PLA and PETG basic are fine to have in the same print. They bond reasonably well since PETG prints a bit hotter. The main thing is to keep the nozzle around 230 to 250, so the PLA doesn't burn.
74:12
The machine's going to do all that for me. Then you're set. Just don't mix what we'll have. So, what are you saying?
74:19
Don't mix what? One material per slot: PLA in one, PETG in another, and the printer handles the rest.
74:27
Okay,
74:30
Sounds good. Good luck with the load.
74:32
Yes. Watch. Yeah. Oh, yeah.
74:47
They nest into each other. Like that, and then they just snap together.
74:51
Yeah. Cool. So if you pick the one, I'm gonna put in. That's gonna be fun. So I'm gonna put in. We have just. But look, which colors do we want to do? I want a blue one. We have that black. I want to put in this dark brown because that's what copper is gonna use. What other colors? What colors do you want to make your rings?
75:13
Do you care? Yeah. What? Hold on, hold on, hold on. We should just do. What do you think's about to happen?
75:21
I'm just loading. I'm gonna load in three more colors. No, no. Why? Okay. So what colors do you want with your thing? We don't need to load in more than.
75:30
No, we. Yes, you're doing. But what colors do you want?
75:34
I'm saying bronze and blue, or something.
75:36
What were you saying? Oh, I'm saying you could do like the red and the gray. Or the red and.
75:41
This. Dude, let's load in the red. Yeah, we have charcoal match. We have sunflower yellow, like a true yellow.
75:56
See it? Yeah. True yellow. See that taper got in there? The yellow. Why don't we just do like a black and blue or something first? Black and blue, and yellow and match blue.
76:16
Do you want to do it? We're going to load this one right here. Click on number two. Yeah, we're going to load it up. Let my son do the thing. I'll let you do it so you kind of get the hang of it. Let me do the button. Okay. I don't know how you have multiple devices, but you click devices. You go down where it says add filament.
76:44
I'm clicking it. Oh, add filament. Sorry, and add marine blue.
76:52
Wait, where are you adding it? Did you say where you're adding it?
76:55
No, it didn't ask me yet.
76:57
I think it does. Watch.
76:58
It didn't. You can't click it.
77:00
Okay, all right. It add filament.
77:02
Damn it, Dave. No,
77:03
You're fine. Okay. Save. It knows what. Nope. You're not hitting save. It's screwy. I did it first. It saved.
77:11
This one.
77:12
Just slow down. Too quick. Read the whole thing. What's it say at the bottom?
77:20
Advanced options.
77:22
What else does it say at the fucking bottom?
77:24
Current. Continue adding. There you go. Why am I adding more?
77:27
You're continuing to add. You're adding this. You're not done yet. Sheesh. All right.
77:32
Yeah, that didn't make any sense at all.
77:39
It's Chinese, Max. It made perfect sense to me because I'm part Chinese.
77:42
No, it didn't make sense to you. You just think it does.
77:44
No, I did it the first time wrong, and then I did it the second time right. So it doesn't make sense. Good. Too hard to admit it.
77:52
Shush. Do you choose where to put it yet?
78:01
No, we're about to put it where we put it. I don't think you choose. I think it's it's like primed up. It's ready. So like whenever you stick in it, it's, It knows. Oh, that's what we're doing. Okay. You know what I'm saying?
78:11
What? Kind of fit it where it goes. Yeah. And then put it up the butt.
78:20
It's not a butt, but yeah, it is kind of a butt.
78:23
Isn't it? It's a mouth, really. That's a mouth. This is a butt. Took it. Took it right up the butt. Look! Look!
78:31
Look! So now we have a black and a blue.
78:36
Perfect. Okay, I don't know how this little print's gonna work. I'm gonna have to go find it on your page. You're on my page.
78:43
Just click it. What we can do? So I'm gonna when I'm printing big stuff, I'm gonna use my laptop. But um, can't.
78:59
Take. You know you can just share that to us from your phone if you already found it.
79:04
Well, I thought they did. I thought it would be faster. This was faster. Look, there's a bunch of different designs. Yep.
79:13
I like this one. Well, I think you'll hit pair to print. Let's sit down right here. Look at this together. I'm looking at it. Why you did.
79:26
That? You can see it. See, look, Polaris and Electra. There's a bunch of different little. So you got to pick the design you want.
79:40
This one,
79:42
Next. Okay. So look. Let's see. Sub. Let's see. Select the print plate. Select your filament.
80:02
Okay. I don't care which side is which.
80:14
The blue is oh they're both PLA.
80:16
They're both PLA here.
80:17
Oh so it doesn't matter it says it on there what PLA PLA yeah okay well then just I'm gonna let you do the honors so what does this mean um I don't know.
80:28
Is I think this is let letting you select I think it's letting you select which part is which color see look the sides are opposite.
80:37
Okay yeah so pick.
80:39
I don't know.
80:41
One's the inside one's the outside just click print parent plate.
80:46
So look.
80:47
Now look, there it is, and it even shows you the colors. Mhm. I love that.
81:01
18 minutes. You set yourself an. I want so. You set yourself a 20 - minute timer, and when you come back, it'll be done. It's got poop sticking out. We'll probably clean it.
81:18
Oh wait, was I supposed to clean this off.
81:35
We gotta, we have to print the damn the handle for this.
81:37
Next. What is that?
81:39
This is the scraper to get shit off the bed. It's impossible to get shit off the bed without a scraper.
81:48
Nice.
81:49
I got a timer. What we can do is we can actually get my other, my one of my old phones. Let me cut it up for this.
81:59
Let that be a purpose. Yeah, the purpose. Purpose - built thing. Mm - hmm. It's just gonna do a bunch of shitting again.
82:11
Yeah, it's gonna heat up too.
82:19
I don't know why we need these little stickers here.
82:36
Oh, is there nothing left in there? Yeah, she just made that, and that's all ass. That's just trash. That was I put her chicken away yesterday.
83:00
It's a big bag. It's not gonna work for big ass chip bags. Thirty ninety.
83:05
Eight.
83:32
Which might be kind of fun. It's in there on two chip bags, Max. Just so you know. Did were you fully aware of your level of pecker penisness? We are quite the pecker penis. I don't know what it's doing. Oh, it's pooping some more. That's all. Just pooping. Still here pooping some more. Look at this, Max. Look.
84:03
Your guess? Poo catcher.
84:08
Oh! They just caught that poo.
84:11
Yeah, just leave that there.
84:12
Oh,
84:12
It's perfect. It's about to poop some more.
85:23
Here It goes. It's it's roboting again. I mean, this this is this is cooler than I thought it would be. I just really want to make something that I can use at work. No, I kicked her out. She's probably mad at me.
85:53
Oh, she might run out.
86:32
We're starting to make some big prints,
86:36
Bro. Okay. Ready to start making what?
86:47
Big prints. Making? Dude, Zuka, go! Plug into the fucking Bamboo app. Actually, stop now. You have to go shower as quickly as possible because you have to be ready for us to leave and go get a bunch of stuff. Go. No Dude. There's so many Zuka's accessories for the car. Like what? Like cup holders and fucking pockets for put storing things and just. I could 3D print my own fenders. Like for real? Instead of buying fenders, I just gonna 3D print some. I don't buy fenders. They make fenders, so you don't get fucking dust everywhere. It doesn't already have a fender. No, it doesn't have fenders.
87:29
All right, dude. You're about to print. You're about to be printing your fucking little fidget ring. Holy shit, balls.
87:59
Max, Come look at this little perfect ring it's making. Look, it's this is a perfect little. Look at that.
88:08
Pretty cool. What is that?
88:13
What is it doing? Well, I mean, it's got a bunch of designs in that plastic, doesn't it?
88:18
Uh, yeah, but I don't think that's the design part. I mean,
88:22
There's not much ridges. You know who knows? It. The robot.
88:28
Look,
88:28
Click it. Can you see? Oh no no. Which one did you pick? I picked serious.
88:34
Well then, yeah. He's having to do that little lattice work. Oh my God! Look.
88:39
Oh.
88:45
My God. Why is 3D printing so cool?
88:49
I mean, it's pretty fast. Only eleven minutes left.
88:54
Yeah. It says all. It says like it said 18 minutes. When it says 18 minutes, it means I'm gonna spend five minutes fucking around. Yeah. 18 minutes. The whole entire process again. Like, well, a lot of the little prep work it did in the beginning, yeah.
89:24
Bless you.
89:36
Oh shit! The spinning top is nice, huh? Have you seen the infinite cube? What? No, it's a triangle. No, it's a cube, but it folds into a cube. But it. Folded any direction into a cube.
90:43
Max.
90:44
Yes,
90:44
Andrew. Look, you need to shower, bro. In fact, you should be able to be done by the time this is done. Just go. It's twelve fifty. It's late as fuck. You need to go. I will. Oh my gosh! It has ludicrous, ludicrous, and sports speed. It's in standard speed right now. So we can actually speed it up.
91:12
Wonder if I bet I bet certain prints. It's not good at. It's not you know good at running fast.
92:12
Yeah, we had to print the little handle for the scraper. It came with screws for it and everything. Oh, that's funny. You just have to print your own handle. Yeah, you have to print your own handle. But we needed to print it because it's hard as shit to get these things off the printer once it's done printing.
93:26
Oh, that whole ring is like done.
93:28
Yeah, dude. It only has six minutes left. I'm obsessed with this thing.
93:32
That's cool.
93:34
Look at him. The other one's gonna be quicker because it's just it's just one big smooth solid thing.
93:39
Yeah. So the other one should be blue. Yeah. Look, this one's pulsing right now.
93:47
Which one it's using? Yeah.
93:58
That is so cool. What's that little bubble?
94:00
I don't know. It's got a.
94:03
Oh yeah,
94:04
It's gonna have to burn.
94:05
It's gonna shit itself.
94:08
How the fuck? So I guess it winds that all the way back. No. What am I saying? It doesn't have to wind it all the way back. Yeah. Look, it winds it back. Look.
94:17
It is. Just a little bit.
94:18
So it won't come out. Well, it's just out of the way, so this one can go into the head.
94:28
It's gonna shoot.
94:32
It's gonna do some poop. There's a piece of poop on the floor somewhere. It it spit out and bounced off. Ah, so maybe the catcher isn't very good.
94:44
No, we need to print the little gadget.
94:45
Oh, look, you can unravel.
94:49
It. Oh, purge old filament. Look at it. Look at it. Yep, it's pooping. About to poop. Oh look, there's some blue coming out too.
94:59
Ooh, that's a cool blue. Yeah. It's lighter than what it looks like.
95:06
Yeah, they say the colors are neat because depending upon how thick they are in the in the printed finish products, you know, they're lighter or darker. You know, so it's like just a minute, just a little minute. Corporate accounts payable. Just a moment. Hey, did it come out? Did it land? Yeah, is it our thing?
95:27
No, it's not. Oh, yeah, it is. Piece of blue. I see the one that didn't come in. Oh, where is it? Look, it's in the back. Oh, yeah. Under the remote. Look at that. It's finished.
95:38
It's doing something else. Correct. It does it all the time.
95:41
I can't do this. I can't. Like every time I lean over.
95:43
Oh yeah, go. Hey, go do your shower real fast. If you're quick enough, your ring will be done by the time you're done. Or actually, your ring might beat you, but we'll see how fast you can do the thing. Do it fast.
96:29
Look what we're making. Max wanted to make it's a little fidget ring. The little rings like nest inside of each other. Uh huh And.
96:43
Then we spin. Spins. Okay,
96:45
There's a baby trap in here. Oh, is she?
96:50
Yes. Where? Oh, look at her hiding in there.
96:54
That's where she was the other day when she scared me when I thought she was a rat or something. She might have been around. Cause I just saw her like barely moving.
96:59
Mini cat in that cabinet.
97:02
Wait, you didn't shower yet? It's the water's on. I just wanted to watch it one more time. Yeah, that one's almost done. It won't take very long. Three minutes. What you mean? It might beat me. We're trying to shower in three minutes.
97:25
You have to be done, dude. When brother's done, we're gonna want to go eat.
97:27
I do. I understand.
97:29
No, no, you don't. Because it's four minutes from now. It's probably gonna be done in four minutes at work. I'll be done. And I'll be. He won't. I'll be done before he's home. Go. Go. Oh, go.
97:39
It's it's three. No,
97:42
We're not. We're not gonna pull it loose. We can print a lot more things, dude. Like as much. Let's look at how much shit we can print. That's so much. That's like. Load it up, baby.
97:56
So you could do.
97:57
All four, and it would. Yep. So you could. I could have done half, half a ring blue, half the other ring blue.
98:06
All right. I'm not getting into all that. Once you once we put it on my laptop, it'll be easier to program it.
107:53
Hey, that's one. That thing.
107:56
We got Kristy set up with Grindr so she could remove all of her workout from Gabi's thing. Gabi asked her about them. Yeah. I don't know. She said. She just basically said Gabi just asked me where all the workouts or something.
108:17
Sell that. She can't have them anymore. So.
108:33
What? Oh yeah. You gotta have it with milk. I was about to say I can't have it without milk.
109:25
Oh, I still.
109:33
Yeah.
112:51
Yeah, what did you see? That big bear, Five.
113:00
Nights at Freddy's thing, creepy. Yeah. That big creepy bear. Was it creepy?
117:45
Yeah,
117:47
It's cool. It doesn't spin as fast as they do in the video. I mean, you got to spin it to spin it. Don't just free spin.
117:55
Cool looking. Rough.
118:06
Maybe you could put like a little bearing and something in there. I don't know what size this fits. This doesn't go in anybody's finger. This. The handle? Yeah, it's like oh,
118:18
It's almost too out. Really think about sizing at all? Yeah, I mean, does it fit on anyone's finger? Doesn't even fit on your. It fits on your. It does on your finger. Not to wear, but like to play with it. Well, that's like we get in that app. You need to get in the thing and look and see. Scale it up. Well, it might let you print it certain size. Like you, I just haven't looked yet,
118:39
Huh? It didn't in the thing. Didn't even have it up.
118:44
Why even give her an option for.
118:46
Me too.
118:52
Well, I wanted to wear it, but it doesn't even. I don't understand. Why is it made that small.
119:04
Once you go in, go in your ass.
119:08
Oh shit! You put other other stuff on there.
119:10
Yeah. We're printing right now, just in black and blue though. But this is the color I'm going to use for the copper bot housing. It just looks like tarnished copper to me. But given that app and look and see.
119:24
That just looks like brown,
119:25
My man. I know. That is too blue. Be quiet. It's copper. It's not. You ever seen an old penny?
119:32
Yes, I have. It doesn't look like that. It does today. No, it doesn't. That's not an old copper.
119:38
Wait. Go treat your hair with all the goo, and then brush it really good. Go.
119:41
I know. I know. I just wanted to see what it looked like.
119:43
I don't want to talk to you about this. Give me that thing. Go. Put your juice in your hair. Juice your hair,
119:49
Kid. Why is it this small? It's stupid. I thought it would be too big. It is tiny.
126:44
I got.
126:45
The butt part off. It's fragile,
126:50
Huh? That was two cents worth of plastic. This piece is fine. Well, that's neat because we can print more of these. We could just print the top. We could jet bond. Yeah. I was going to say the top part. And also, just don't use that one anymore. Choose one that's got thicker. That one's all really fragile.
127:09
It's thin, yeah. There's one I want to do called the Electra. When it says, It's just like little lines. Right? It should be.
127:17
All right. Well, get yourself ready. Instead of rather than a bottle, that way.
129:07
老夫。
139:14
What we talking about? Hey, cannot let these get out there. Well, it's not that I just wanted you. Come see. How much a day, dude? You.
139:32
Got how many shirts? I got two shirts.
139:36
Oh, lookin' one right there. He gave you that? Yeah, those shirts are too hot. Yeah, Barry's been.
139:43
Yeah . Right here. Right in the net, right now. Do not. Just off the ball. I know what it is, though. Okay, can you just talk to me? You can just talk to me. Don't have that.
140:13
What's up, man? Hey, Vince. How you? Great. Nice to meet you. Raylan. So I'll make this quick. Sounds like you're in the building somewhere. Yeah. What's up? I said, most people know this is your town.
140:24
Yeah. We're the local fiber. I grew up in Denver. Okay. So I know Rev. Y'all rebranded a while back. Yes. Yep.
140:29
So we just got new lights for connecting people to the R fiber optic. Okay. So like when AT and T came through and laid all that shit, do both of y'all use the same? No. Or y'all laid your own? Yes. So, They're actually a hundred times. The biggest difference there.
140:46
Yeah, Cox. I mean, I looked into it from the standpoint that I have AT&T AT&T fiber phones. They give you, I think, ten bucks off. Some kind of discount right now. I'm on Cox's, like one or two notches up, where it's unlimited. Okay. You know, I don't know what speed. Probably the one, like one gigabit, like whatever the hell it's called. One gig. One gig. Sorry. Um. So I don't know.
141:11
So you have two internets right now, or just Cox? No, just Cox. Okay, so the biggest difference with Cox and us, yeah, is that pedestal that we installed in your house. That's your own pedestal. The way Cox works, it's called a broadband service. The other one snakes into the back end of my.
141:27
House as a cable, laying all over the place. How do you all? It's like it's aerial, and it's a pain in the ass. Aerial. How does this plug into the house? Great.
141:37
Underground. It's not a trench. That's the main artery. The way it goes from the artery to the home is a little vein. We don't trench it. We go under the sidewalk. It's basically like cutting the grass and stuffing it in there. It's underground, so the weather doesn't affect it. You gotta go like when you go in the back side of the house. You go in the front. Where are you gonna go in? Wherever you want. Okay. Can go into the the attic. Wherever you want it. People kind of want them in the offices, so we can do that.
142:04
Yeah, my house is a mess right now. I've got somebody living, like a friend of ours, living in this room. There's a whole little junction box in this room. The guy before me, he had rewired the entire house, so he has a junction box in here, but it's it has Ethernet running down to it, and I think some coax running down to it.
142:19
So it's like a mesh system.
142:21
Yeah, well, he just oh, it is. It's a box in the wall. It's just all the I don't know exactly what he's got in it, but I probably wouldn't use that anyway. I work out of my home sometimes, so my garage is like part storage unit, part office. Yeah, I used to have offices that side too, but. We might would just come in through the garage, but that's not central. And there now, the Cox right now goes into the attic, and I have the damn Wi-Fi router in the attic. Really, it's not great. Yeah, that'd be hard to. Well, it's in the attic, and it's like it's easy access to them, but um, I think also it overheats sometimes.
142:54
Okay, so we get shitty connection. That makes sense. It's hot. Yeah. Do you guys get bad connection around 5 p. m. around weekends?
143:00
We kind of just have bad connection off and on. Okay. Like I have a lot of what I have, the EcoBee. Something like thermostat, either Wi-Fi, like little things between the front one and the back. Oh my gosh! Yeah, and it's they're older technology. They think they like use 2.4, and they disconnect all the time. So I don't know. Where would we? I mean, go in the house? Honestly, I kind of don't care. Might to go in the side, or so right around the like the right opposite of this wall, right back of the house.
143:36
Old AT&T AT&T box. There's already some boxes. That might be a convenient box.
143:41
Okay. Yeah, and then use yours and control you wherever you want that box, and make it fit wherever you want it. The cool thing right now, so with fiber, you say you're paying for the gigabit plan. Yeah. Every plan fiber does is unlimited data. Yeah. But the biggest difference is fiber gets you symmetrical speed when it's full fiber. Okay. So you'll get one gig. Yes. So when you're working from home. Sending out files—that's what you're going to notice. The biggest difference—we're sending out these camera footage to a DVR or whatever. Cool thing is because it's brand new, we do our biggest promotion when it's brand new. Our gig used to be eighty nine 99; it is now 65 in this area only for people that get in right now. We would also pay for your guys' installation, give you guys free equipment. Our box is rated for twenty five hundred square feet, and then we give you thirty one days free to try it out. We don't do contracts.
144:31
So this basically a Spectrum. Cox, I guess there's Spectrum now. Keep Spectrum for the first month. Yeah. Switch between the two. Do a speed test with them. Do a speed test with us. By the end of the month, if we can't earn your business and prove that we're faster, more reliable, just tell us to beat it. But we're just super confident. And I'm guessing you're. So there's no contract. I just do the free connection. So all I need is your basic information. The way it'll work, we're gonna install it. It'll work for 31 days. I don't collect any payment. When you decide you want to keep it, either go on your email or call into REV to update the auto thing. And then I also do a renewal program. If you know anyone in around Gonzales, Baton Rouge area that really needs this, I'll pay for your next month. I went back to one or three six one three six one O'Lafart. Is that right?
145:29
A, Mt. Road, Lane, Lance. Last name. Yep. How do I say it? Poche. Poche. F A U. It's F A U. U. U. U. Perfect. Good email for you. All right. Don't burn the day. What's your business?
145:58
Well, marketing. I do. Marketing director, marketing consultant for dealerships, BMW, Audi, sometimes BMW, like a few other brands, but like put up,
146:12
You schedule.
146:13
Man, I do everything. Like I build I build out their websites, build out their SEO content, handle all of their vendors for them, so they don't have to do it. I've been in the car business a long time, but also in college I did marketing.
146:27
Like Billboards and stuff too.
146:28
Yeah, the contract goes. This goes out. Yep, a little bit of everything. Whatever they need.
146:33
We do have a faster plan. One gig. We have a 1.5 gig that is. Yep. Yep. Hey. What is it? It's eighty-five. Two gig is one hundred five. Sorry. Um, you want to just do the two gig is one hundred five? Yes. Do that. Is anyone in the home military, police, first responder, teacher? If anyone becomes one,
147:01
We've done this before. We homeschool. Okay. So at one point we got teacher discounts for my wife because we homeschool.
147:09
I don't do that. Do you have any badge? It's basically what I do to get the credit. Is I have to take a picture of like a veteran card or any school card? Yes. I don't make too much. So if you have any, right? But any sort of proof like. They don't really even do it on the portal. Ten percent. You get an email again to sign up for the portal. Yep, and the portal won't activate. You'll get the email as soon as I schedule this, but it won't let you get into it until it's installed. Okay. And then whenever you call into REV, Lance, they'll ask for a four - digit pin to gain access to your account.
147:43
What would you want that to be? [REDACTED].
147:47
If you ever forget that security question, just one.
147:55
Favorite Movie.
147:57
Do [REDACTED]. Classic. Did you know Johnny Depp's brother is the blonde dude, the main jerk? Oh, really? His blood brother. Found that out on Instagram last.
148:18
Week.
148:20
Get phone number for you.
148:21
225-276.
148:23
5682.
148:24
682. We won't send you anything. It's just for my technician to send you a text when he's on the way. All right. All right. And then, lastly, do you have any ID that has this.
148:36
I thought you. What about?
149:21
So they don't allow me to collect any payment. That's up to you. Don't get them to put it in the portal. Yep. They make things super simple. I just need a few connections. Yes.
149:39
Um. Uh,
149:55
What days? Dude, those can. Is there something this week?
149:58
Uh, this week we're pretty booked out. You know, and the the process. So when it's fresh, they won't let me schedule anything that's within ten days. And the reason why is we send a scout team to the pedestal. Okay. To make sure we're getting a light signal. We'll pre - run the route, so you'll see flags of where we're planning on going. Yep. Make sure everything's looking good that way. Then a couple days later, we'll come by and install it. That way, there's no issues, and we could get everything done the same day. So, normally our prices were twenty dollars more.
150:27
They just changed this week because we just released here. So you will see originally when I submit this that it says 129.99. Tomorrow morning you'll get an updated email with the adjusted price with our new price. All right, and it's not a promotion. It's our regular price.
150:46
I love it. We just partnered with LSU. They got me tickets to this game. This game. Oh, it's time going. So we're excited. Yeah. So I could. At least I could do Friday, one to three. Shit. I see Friday, one to do Friday, one to three. Okay.
151:15
If that date doesn't work, send your text.
151:22
What's your phone number? 225-276-5682 5682. Let's.
151:31
See, August 23rd. Yep. 23rd. Yeah, 23rd. Awesome, Lance. Do you have any questions as far as anything? How that works? I know the cameras. When my technician's here, if you need any help with the cameras, sticking over.
151:47
I mean, as long as as long as I have, you know,
151:49
A good Wi-Fi box in there, I can hook it all up. Sweet. And then he'll come in. He'll have you customize your username, password. Once he leaves, everything will be working. Or if you have any questions about anything,
151:59
Just kind of ask him when he's here. Sweet. Awesome, man. Thank you, man. Yep, yeah, never going. You gotta love it. Hey, man. I had no clue we're gonna have actual competition for fiber. You don't have to choose AT&T AT&T. Okay. Anyway, go for it. What you got? No, Gabi says, why are your old workout slides unavailable? Why did she need them?
152:26
Yes, yes. What do you do? They're mine.
152:34
They're my property. Say, I'm cleaning up. I told you it's perfectly diplomatic. I was gonna say she caused you to. Oh, I assure you, no, I assure you that bitch, that bitch was going to dump all those in AI and have it write programming for her.
152:51
Yeah. Tell her to eat your ass. Yeah. So she. Start. You can lead with that.
152:55
Nothing. Like so, what I was going to tell her was I had my Dropbox organize all of my programming.
153:04
Yeah. Yeah. And they're all removed. They're no. They're not publicly shared anymore. Okay. Didn't say that. Yeah. Yeah. That's perfect. Thank you. Yeah. I like to lead with that. So, first of all, yeah, the AI robot is helping me.
153:31
What what? Maybe it's something I can do first. I can sell my programming. Yeah.
153:42
Yeah.
153:51
Yeah. Yeah. They're organized in my Google Drive. Bitch. Nines. Okay.
153:56
You should open the door. What?
154:07
Who's gonna ask for what?
154:13
Gabi asked mom, " Why is all your workout programming missing? Does she like let it so we can't see it?" He did.
154:21
Yes. Bro, you did that just in time. You did that just in time.
154:27
What you actually need to finish doing. No, it's done.
154:33
It's so. It had been like so hard. I want to sit down and organize that by cycle, right? You can't. That's why you have robots.
154:43
Right, but that was before AI was thing.
154:45
I know.
154:47
I know. Um, it was like it got too far ahead where even the robots had to do it individually. And um, I knew all that. When she had her meeting with me and said I got some complaints, so I went through your workouts. That was a red flag, bitch.
155:07
Wait, she got some complaints, so I went through your workouts. What is that about?
155:12
What were the.
155:13
Complaints about?
155:15
The complaints were, I don't like that many kettlebells. Um, yeah, her program is different than it used to be. I've run all kind of cycles. We've done bodybuilding. We've done upper, left, lower. We've done general.
155:27
I've done that bitch is not qualified to be going through your workouts.
155:31
That's when she doesn't come in. You can trouble her. She said, " I said, in your workout, our gym things." They're different. They're different every six weeks. Well, I know that. And okay, when she said I went for a vacation, that was she needs to get out of my. She needs no. Well, you should have never had. What it should be is.
156:02
So now you share them to them, and then you unshare them after you use. Yeah. The employees.
156:09
Did you know that you can tell your Brightspot? Hey, I need to go and share. When it's shared, and it'll create a little, like a little schedule. Oh, but I will. And so every Friday or whatever day you tell it. Yeah. Hey, every Saturday, go check and make sure none of our workouts are shared.
156:23
Little, little miss the wheel. She says anything. I was talking to Amy about it before. Your my workouts. Wait, your my workouts. Amy says they don't even have one copy. She said nine to one. Yeah. They don't.
156:39
Of my workout. Yeah, and as for this, my workout's not sharing with anyone anymore. Yeah. Not sharing with anyone. Oh, it's up to you.
157:09
You see how it's my shirt,
157:10
You guys? Okay. Well, just in case you don't care, we need burgers, taco. Hey, that's a reach trap. That's White Sox reach trap. Oh. What did you do, man? That worked. Did he even have actual stuff for you the whole time? Yeah, met.
157:40
A bunch of people. Everybody walked around. Yep. Showed me where everything was.
157:51
Yep.
158:00
Yeah.
158:02
Yeah. Yeah. Got 'em all printed,
158:09
Put up there. Longer. Everything. Get the model number on everything. Go to the website,
158:21
Get the price. Yeah. Yeah. You said I want a computer doing that. Where's? You know where the shop is? There's that little computer thing there. Oh, there's a little nook back there, kind of. Yeah. You mean Mason? We're the assistant manager of like.
158:39
Really is, but he's like a service man. You met Chris, service man. Awesome. So it's easy. Cool. That's a cake job right there, bro. What? Are you in the mood for a burger? Are you in the mood for a taco? Are you in the mood for a pizza? Pick somewhere.
159:04
Pick somewhere it's not burgers, he said.
159:14
He has.
159:18
A hoe. Yeah, that doesn't even make sense, actually.
159:22
Rather, unsoundly, uh, more substantial, more worthy than that.
159:30
Well, I need this. This is a tool that I actually need to make more prints. Nice. You see what it is? How funny? It came with the blade that you use to like scrape your item off of the bed. But it didn't come with a handle, so if you want the handle, you got to bring.
159:46
It. Hey, hey, hey!
159:49
I said, I don't know what the point of that is. I didn't plan to give the new trainer your old workouts. I was just going to make some notes as far as format. No, we got it. The easiest way to do that was to look at old slides. That girl. I'm not even responding to that because that's a lot.
160:11
This was going to completely have your best person use your workout.
160:14
Absolutely. Because at least you're paying some. You're being hired in China. You pay for their knowledge. If you hire someone good, then they don't need us. If you hire someone good, you would not want anyone's program. I would not want anyone's program. That's crazy. This is just a straight up lie. You know what that is? My new favorite term. That's crazy word. Yeah, you love that.
160:47
Well, where do I want to.
160:51
Go? What's your comment.
160:52
Say, bitch, please.
161:10
That bitch is lying, yeah. Lying right.
161:58
I mean, I know you're not surprised, right? What did Amy say?
162:15
I mean, I'm sure it's not going to be an argument now. You know what I'm saying, like. Where is that?
162:21
You're higher than a post. You're crazy, work, bro. Yeah. Is that you working?
162:51
No, you you do that to get it off, but no, it's really you just it works great.
162:57
You just shove it on. Nice one, my friend. Center, center. My bird is crying loud.
163:22
Um, man, the long sound. My snacks is for My snacks. My snacks is for My snacks. That's not accurate. Oh, you know. That's.
163:46
What this is for, by the way. If you're only printing this without an AMS, they're whackos.
164:27
Over there, sitting. Tell him, come on. Wait, what? When? Oh, yeah. So we better drive separate.
165:22
Come on, Captain Dixon. We're all going. We're leaving. Let's go.
165:26
What was that?
165:32
That's fine.
165:37
So you're gonna bring your car in case you have to go. Good. Let's go. Stop slapping my legs. Start getting up,
165:46
Man. I don't want to have to slap your legs.
165:56
That room is a lot nicer now. It's been a lot cleaner.
166:10
What? The desk? The desk? Doc, I put a lot of things away.
169:34
So where did y'all decide to go? Let's go to. No where he goes. No. They come here and they run. Hey.
170:06
Oh, we got a pie. Do you want a burger? No, I've already said no to burgers. To Mexican, American, pizza, Al Basha. That's what we need to say. You're gonna snack with it. Al Basha, Romans.
170:31
No, it's hepatitis. Okay. I don't give a shit. No, you're gonna be punched. Can't act like this. I'm literally giving you like three to Mexicans. Choose place. You you list them. Or Al Bashir.
170:41
Oh my God!
170:43
You choose one. Start driving somewhere. Got the car. Come on. Go, drive with me. Back, drive with me. Let's go. God. It's hot here. Yeah.
171:21
Radar.
171:22
Yes. The dude that signed us up for a reviews. Getting faster internet. I'm getting two gig. You signed up for it. And it's cheaper too. And it's not AT&T AT&T. Have you seen? Hold it. Another word. Signed it.
171:37
White coat. Never washed it. Because I don't want to wash my skin, and I've been working at this art form so long that ultimately it's black from dirt and soot and hard work and and grime and grit. That's such an interesting concept about it because you can have a black diamond.
172:00
All right, right now, here and now, Romans Los Reyes. So either one.
172:12
Where is work? Oh, you want to go out that way? We have to go to Romans. That is, if we go there, it's you choose a Mexican or yeah, and that way, but that as well give me an answer. So, well, tell me this: Do you like the steak at the Romans that you get better, or do you like the steak at Los Reyes better, Two different steaks. That's my point. Two different steaks.
172:40
I don't care.
172:41
Which One do you like? Where do y'all want to go? Los Reyes. Is it easier for you to get to work from Los Reyes? I feel like it is, 'cause you just go. Oh, okay. He's acting special. Specials. Okay, Los Reyes. He just decided. Spent what? You you just get you get you get retired, but you can't decide. I haven't had anything today. That's my point. You should have eaten something, Bobby. I should have got up early with you.
173:12
I woke up at six. With I don't well no. I heard your mom leaving at four thirty. Whatever. Then I woke up.
173:21
Hey, what's up? Yeah, Max doesn't want to go to Las Vegas. Why'd you call me? Why? Uh, let's go somewhere else. I don't get Romans and mis padres.
173:30
Just pick a place. So we're not Romans and mis padres then. Oh well, great. We'll go home, or you can come get Max. No, we're going to Las Vegas with Max. Come on, let's go. No. Max doesn't really care. Rollins.
173:42
Yeah, he does care because he wants pizza. Stop it! Stop it! Stop it! I don't want pizza. I mean, I'm gonna tell y'all right now. None of those places are that good, so it doesn't matter. But Max is throwing a fit. How about uh Rollins? You're delusional. Okay.
173:59
He's not throwing a fit. He's fine. All right.
174:01
Yeah, he's being mean to me. So okay, guys.
174:03
Y'all be nice. And Rollins. Well, it's too late now. We're we're going the wrong direction.
174:11
I need to see mom back there. Turn around.
174:36
It's always something. Romans, Romans. Jesus Christ. I don't know if she's rolling the window down or not. I figure she just understood. It wasn't rolled down in Person.
175:03
She's like, look, see what it's doing from out here. What do you think? Just the handle.
175:09
Dude, those things are funny. When you're doing a project, it's like really stuck to that bed. It's hard to get it off.
175:47
I heard you crying loud.
175:49
Way back then, I was a youngin',
175:58
A youngin', and a weirdo, wilder. LL Cool J is cool as shit. You know what LL Cool J stands for, don't we? Like a lot of people, they miss work. His his first stage name, and they turned it into LL Cool J. It was Ladies Love Cool James. So he calls himself lazy. Belts in certain things,
176:18
And they don't even recognize it because they're not self - aware. You know what I mean? You feel me? Yeah. So that — that to me, like that, the idea of going a white belt and that progression and finding out — I forget the book I was reading. We talked about it. Um, I'm sorry, the Grace book. Grace, one of one — it's a newer one, and he was talking about the Nixon. No, no, I read. I don't want to say the wrong name. There's a lot of them. I don't want to say the wrong name to be disrespectful. So, it doesn't want to write about it. The principles of jujitsu. It's the principles of thirty-two principles of jujitsu. That's the word. It's it's it's and and we talked about this this progression of going from white belt to black belt and how it was traditionally it was because you know people were like, what is it? Yeah, there you go.
177:12
Yeah, and Jaco did the oh,
177:14
It's Henger Henger Gracie. Oh yeah, and Jaco did the four. Yeah, you know what's interesting about that too? If you get an old black belt, they turn white again. Yeah, yeah.
177:23
I saw Jaco. I think Jaco had one like that,
177:25
Right? He has one like that, right? They get beat up, they get torn apart, and as they wear out, the black goes away, and you almost have like a white belt. And if you look at your instructor, your instructor, the guy that's with Donner, go yeah, go to his picture again. Glick Ryan Glick. If you could find him, you'll see his belt, and his belt is so worn out. This has been a black belt for a long time. This frayed white belt, which is crazy. Yeah, guys who have like you know fifth, sixth degree black belts who've been training for 30 years, their belts are all fucked up to the point where it's almost white. That's crazy. Yeah.
177:59
And it's like Joseph Campbell. It's like the hero journey, right? Because you go all the way back and return.
178:05
Yeah. Look at that. Look at that. See how his belt's all frayed? Yeah. So that's just the beginning stages. Yeah, like there's guys that have 10 year old or 15, 20 year old belts in that where they're completely black. Like look at Donaire's belt. Yeah, I love his belt. His is all fucked up. He's got the original black belt that he probably when he first got his black belt.
178:23
Yeah, and he's like Donaire's longest running student, right? Oh, is he real? I believe he's one of them.
178:28
Yeah, you're right. That's fine. Yeah, yeah, yeah. If he's a good teacher. And see, see if we can find some old perspective. Somebody's working on that office floor. I need to put a little. I'm actually going to put a thing about perspective. I can train my little dude to upload the photos. Yeah, yeah, I know. I heard about that. Yeah, yeah. My instructor, Jean Jacques Machado,
178:49
Because because it was done so they did an art form. Yeah, all fucked up. Exactly what it. I basically almost white. Exactly. Yeah. Yeah, and you get the coral belt because you uphold the art form itself. Right at that point in the craft and your contribution to the craft. Right. Yes. Yes. It's it's uh. Yeah, I love you know. That's this is life. This is the language of life, right? Yes. You know, people. You know, people getting think about these things trying to be tough guys. It's not. It's about the language of life. Yes. You know what I mean? This is because you're battling yourself. Like, you know, you can step in the studio as a as a as a mature older guy walking over the white belt, and and you don't you know let a purple belt slap you around. You know what I'm saying? Like these are things like,
179:37
But it's good for you. Right, and you as a known person, it's a different thing. If someone gets to choke out LL Cool J, that's very different. It's very different than you know Mike Mike Jones from down the street. Yeah, it's different, man. It's different. Like choking me out and all that. It works on famous rappers. Yeah, when you got yo, yo, rap the song, rap the,
180:01
Mama's not, oh, what's up, rap the, yo, rap the is so. No, no, rap that shit. Say it. I was like, " What's I say it?" Oh no. Do.
180:13
You remember when you got your first capsule? First capsule money? No, I haven't got it. Haven't got a single top yet. Wow. So you're really fresh. Fresh. I'm Brandon. You talk about Jamie. No, no, no, no.
180:26
I don't. I don't mess around with Jamie. I have me. Jamie having your man in a creamer, in an americana, or something nasty. No. That's awesome, though. I'm really happy to be doing that. Yeah, just you know, just start the flick. But it's um, I just think life in general, Joe. These are the this is the language of success. You know what I'm saying? Yeah. The language of success, man. Let's win.
180:49
I think it's always good to do things from the very beginning to start off as a beginner again and something because you develop. You have a beginner's mindset when you first learn something. I think that excitement of like a new thing, you're absorbing and trying to figure it out. And you really don't know. And then you see people who are good at it, like, oh, there's a whole new avenue for my interest. It's a whole new avenue for thinking for creativity.
181:11
Absolutely. Yeah. Absolutely. You know what? Actually, dope. I'll tell you something. A dope technique that I think is cool. You may do this. I'll read one book for three, four years. Really? Yeah. Just come back. Yeah, man. Like my thing is this: if you read a book, you became a black belt because you.
182:54
I mean,
182:54
We have it sold here. Five hundred dollars a cycle. Yeah, I wouldn't. I wouldn't kid when you said when I said. Yeah, telling you you sell programming. I can't leave programming laying around. Which, by the way, you should start doing. But yeah. Well, here's the thing. You have it. It's all there. You know, it's like a chef. It's been chefing. Like if I had been chefing this whole time, you know how many books I'd have laying around with like, or how many. Oh, menus and dishes. Do you want to get no, no, no. Mexican?
183:29
Yeah, no. No? Sure.
183:31
All right. Thanks. Two more. Something.
183:40
To drink for you? Diet coke, please. Uh huh. Okay. Oh, yeah, I'll have a diet coke.
183:49
Diet coke. Unsweetened. Oh, thank you. No. You didn't. We we loved it. You don't remember? There was a day you me and brother came and y'all were like, " Man, this shit's really good." No, your brain just forgets. You loved it.
184:03
Like I said,
184:04
I don't I don't like their Mexican food. That's in your head. Round one. It was like our best. No,
184:10
It is. We went there one day and it was my one.
184:12
I both loved it. Max, what are you doing on your phone? Look. You looking at? You know. Were you.
184:46
All nice and starry starry - eyed?
184:49
Yes. And no, not just when we come together. Let me.
184:53
Go the other way. Yeah, you put it on. And then you put it on. This. Sweet and diya. No problem. All right, and she's gonna be your server. She's coming back in a few minutes. Okay, thank you.
185:12
Hey, look. You don't want any grapes? That might be what. If you're not gonna eat, that might be a yummy snack. Some little meat stuff, grape leaves. I was.
185:23
Reading all about that. There's a few of those. Distance guy.
185:36
Yeah, those are goofy. Do they work? Well, what it is is you calibrate it to where you hold it at arm's length. The scale of it tells you how far stuff is.
185:45
Like a little. You can't tell what it does in the picture. You'd have to hold. Showing what it is,
185:52
He doesn't even see what it is. What does that mean? Show him. Look at it.
185:58
Disc golf guide.
186:00
So like, it's a. That's an old thing. These things can't work very well. They were designed for navigating.
186:14
It's a Buzz SS, Frenzy Print.
186:20
That's why. I think you have to have TPU to bring.
186:24
It's really hot. Go. Thank you.
186:30
No problem. You guys, you're ready to order? Okay. Thank you. I'm ready. Yeah. Are you?
186:38
You ready? Yeah, we go. Go ahead. I am obviously not the person that should go first. You go first. Me, I'll do the beef kebab. Medium for you, okay? Medium. Yeah. You're just gonna get it how it comes.
186:55
I don't need any of the sides. I don't need the Greek sauce, feta,
187:01
Or hummus or anything. He doesn't. He wants the vegetables that it comes on.
187:05
Yes, that's fine.
187:06
Oh, okay. No,
187:08
We say you don't want. Just uh, the hummus or the Greek or feta or rice. You really want rice? No rice. All right.
187:19
You want rice, you say? No rice. You want salad? No. How many? The salad. Okay.
187:27
So you want? He just wants grilled beef. He just wants the kebab. That's all he wants. He doesn't. He's not gonna eat anything except for the beef. He doesn't even need the veggies. I mean, I'm just trying to help her. She's writing this down. So you want the vegetable? Just one size two. Yes, please. Okay. Okay. Why he's upset about it? You just just order your. Okay, mom.
187:48
Hey, Max.
187:48
What you.
187:51
Having? I'll do the gyro pizza, but no sliced onions or sun dried tomatoes. Just the gyros with the cheese, okay? And pepperoni, okay, pepperoni on the cauliflower crust.
188:05
Okay, ma'am. I'm not getting. I've already had lunch. I'm just here with them. We're gonna get salad. I'll eat his little salad. Look at that cute little pretense salad. For you. We're in there. What.
188:34
Did you get, Ladies? The beef kebab. Yeah. What do I beef kebab? Yeah, you can come just like it. Medium.
188:41
Yeah, medium is good. Medium. Okay. For you guys. I had.
188:47
A leaver early that afternoon. Thank you. Thank you.
188:53
Thursday was on. She said it. She warned you. We didn't really. We just kind of sit around saying, " Hey, man, we're going to be doing something." Oh yeah. I'm pretty sure he's a leaver. Leaver. We never met him. Talk to him. Never met him. You know him. We went to that. What? Oh, y'all went there? Oh, yes, sir. He's the point is a gigantic preacher. The church on Industrial Place. Oh, forgot they had that. Yeah. Baker. Okay. I didn't even know that existed. That's the main one, yeah. No, I've met him and his brothers. Weirdos, bro.
189:45
All of them. Just like him, just as ugly. What are we? You been, you been weird in our human self - contained environment. No man.
189:57
What's these things they put in there? This? Yes. Citar. That's what's in like the beef that mom made at the house. Need for the chicken. That steam that comes out. Oh, right. You just need a big old palomita to stuff that with. I mean, what he got. Is that what you do? Or we get just some extra ones when they give you another order when they come.
190:23
They usually refill it. Do they? If not, we'll ask.
190:28
So you have fun with Adam. Pretty easy stuff, Cole. You worked on to help him. I've been seeing him work on those little. He redid that whole little boutique thing himself. He's working on it for a while. Um. Art is always the bottom.
190:46
And there's balsamic in the bottom of it, right?
190:48
I don't like the vinegar.
190:52
We used to put that. Mm - hmm.
190:55
Used to have the oil and the vinegar, right? And as a tart separately. No, I just want the oil and as a tart.
191:04
Olive oil? Yeah, but I don't think it's as good as the olive we have at the house. This is probably a blend.
191:10
It's not as flavorful.
191:12
I've had this probably is like a little bit of extra virgin and a little bit of light olive oil.
191:17
Was it were you working mostly by yourself or just with Adam?
191:21
No, fine. Okay, So he had you typing them up and printing them for him. Yeah. I thought he was almost done with that. What were you doing? Stuff out in the front or like in the back? No, it was some some of the stuff in the you know. The tool shed,
191:45
The tool room. No, no, no.
191:47
No. Oh, like the parts in the back. What? No, Shara. In the shop. Yeah.
191:53
Not in the in like the little kiosk shop,
191:56
Like with all the apparel and everything. That's what I'm asking. Was it out in? That's the front. But then he has like a whole, you know. That's just parts are stored in the back. I was wondering if they were labeling that stuff too. I almost said he might have to work on the tool room with them. Those tool rooms are crazy because. Every year, every time there's new models, you have they're like that you have to buy new tools that goes with the new thing. That's funny. So you just keep getting tools, kind of like specialty tools for working on the cars. Yeah, like bolt cranks, specialty things. And you just keep you end up with this giant collection of shit. Like every little every service center talks about.
192:38
They didn't put that vinegar in there. It's terrible. More than they normally put. Who wants that?
192:43
Yeah. In fact, sometimes. You can't even tell it's in there. It's so strong. Oh, whatever, man. You got the orange. You got all the oil out of it already. I'm, I'm dunking it. These peanuts are so fucking good.
192:59
That looks good.
193:02
Can't wait to meet this trainer.
193:03
Oh,
193:05
You're gonna meet them? Yeah. We had talked about me offering a new class. Yeah. And or writing the programming for her Tuesday, Thursday.
193:18
Any longer than you have to. Gabby's a dumbass. Their choice. What? To be a dumbass? Of course. Why? If she's hiring a trainer, why would they need to look at your workouts?
193:34
To see the form. What is that?
193:38
Why? Why do you need to see the form? They're not teaching my. Why do I need to see it?
193:42
What?
193:45
Also, I'm going to ask on the internet. Show me the top three popular formats.
193:49
Pandora, and you could be so stupid as to Google " good workout format." Yeah,
193:58
And then you're going to see all of them.
193:59
Right. That's how stupid. It's not a podcast, which is the most popular.
194:03
I know, but you know what I'm saying.
194:08
What's in the car? So.
194:12
I assume that this is the main flavor. Yep. I was about to say. I was about to ask you what's that stuff called?
194:17
I can never think of it. Max, if you need mine, you can take it. I'm all gonna give me that. One sec. I have oil right here. I just dumped it out. I used up all my oil. It's really good.
194:34
I'm shocked. You like me?
194:45
Got 31 minutes left. What does?
194:49
Print. It's like a little razor blade, basically. Yeah. To scrape plastic off the.
195:00
Like to scrape the new print off of the little bed. You need like a little thing to pop them off.
195:04
It just is a thing, and so he's printing the handle.
195:05
It only came with the blade, and you have to print your own handle.
195:07
Okay. It's pretty cool. Yeah. It's like I mean, really, that's probably the first print people do.
195:14
Yeah.
195:17
Well, I can tell you, it's kind of very fidgety to get things off of there. Without it? Yes. I didn't try. I've been cramming the blade under one of the corners and trying to pop it off.
195:29
I didn't even get to try yet.
195:33
She's saying it's on. You're grouting? No.
195:49
Oh god.
195:50
Hmm. It looks like a. It looks like a fucking deputy. Yeah. Oh, he looks. He is so unfortunate. Taller.
196:01
Yeah. Tall. Yeah, that's it. Like this man.
196:14
Is it English? Is it English?
196:17
Is it something else? Yeah. Well, I don't think you could tell. Not English. It's probably not. But you never.
196:27
Know.
196:37
So where did Ashley was warming up her own steak, her leftover steak from last night. She said, " Oh my God."
196:50
Just one steak from wherever they went. It's like seven hundred and some calories. It's like yeah, I know. It's a steak. It's a steak with a lot of fat, meat. That's what humans are supposed to eat. That's why you go around with no energy.
197:06
We used to eat only that.
197:08
Humans did. It's so funny, like how just ignorant.
197:12
Yes.
197:19
What has she been eating her whole life to not be? I don't.
197:23
Understand. How'd your glasses do today?
197:35
Okay. I want to get some contacts. I thought you couldn't. Yeah.
197:40
Mom's a contacts expert.
197:41
Who said I couldn't? I don't know.
197:48
You mentioned it once, and I said, " Great, let's get you some contacts." I said, " Let's talk to Mom; she knows all about contacts." And then you went, " Nah, I don't need contacts." Yeah,
197:56
I remember that. We were in the bedroom. Well, now I kind of want them. I'm about to get dorky. I want to sleep, but I remember him saying that. Nah, I'm good. What are you trying to not?
198:05
All right, all right. Your contacts experience will be a lot simpler than Mom's contacts right now. It's not as simple. Well, they are pretty simple now, I guess.
198:18
I can see different things.
198:21
Yeah, two. Yeah, eyes have different visions.
198:23
Yeah. Yeah. This is two different spheres. Yeah. We should have them different colors.
198:30
What does it look like? I thought your eyes were two different colors for a second.
198:33
You should get your contacts that make your eyes two different.
198:36
Colors. I don't have color contacts. I can't do them with this. With the prescription I have now.
198:43
Yeah. But you're still. Oh, tons of them. Didn't they want to put you in hard at one point, and you were like, " No,
198:52
That's going to suck." We went there and spent a lot of money.
198:54
Right. What happened? You just said hell with it. Maximus,
199:00
Stop making a mess. No, that's just from my bread.
199:04
Oh, that's good. And they never could fit me right.
199:09
Yeah. Well, I would imagine it sounds like it would be awful.
199:16
It's harder to put those in too.
199:17
Give me your lid. Like this? No, just his.
199:22
Oh, he goes with his container.
199:23
Yeah. I was talking to him, but he's deaf.
199:26
Uh huh. Uh huh. Uh huh. Why are you deaf?
199:34
What's the matter with you, huh? I was already full, and I ate a piece of that huge piece of bread.
199:40
Should have let me get you some grape leaves.
199:41
You got me some. I'm full.
199:46
You just ate a bread.
199:47
I ate real food all day.
199:48
I thought you was gonna say I'm fat.
199:52
Bread? I'm good, and I don't want any more bread.
199:56
He's gonna want some when the food comes. Are you drinking?
199:59
Unsweet, unsweet.
200:00
Yeah. For you two guys?
200:02
You're all Diet Coke.
200:03
Yes. Thank you. Look, they even had glow plastic for the.
200:10
There is glow plastic. I've seen it on the bamboo site. There's a cool. I want to get by the time we start selling spice again. I'm going to get us. There's a. Oh,
200:21
It's for us. Read it. What did you say? It says buzz. You know what that is? It can't be. You can't say buzz. You don't know. No, it's not. I don't know what. It's a new term. I saw it.
200:34
No.
200:36
I don't care. I'm not going to explain it to you.
200:39
Probably something with a slutty girl. No, not slut. No, just girls. Just girls. No, girl. Well, have you ever heard of a hussy chaser? That's not. Have you ever heard the term " bussy "?
200:52
Probably not.
200:54
I want my drink back. Oh shit! What? Just being retarded. Just generally retarded.
201:08
We need one of these. A little organizer. Yeah. We really do.
201:19
Thank you. Thank you. Look, it's Jimbo. Let me see. Somebody made that. Can I see? No, this dude's a real kid. No, this is a real person. Can I see? Special kid? Yeah. I wonder if he's eating peanut butter. Have you seen this dude? Yeah. He and he and um Seth Toke. I don't know what Seth is.
201:42
Toke Shane Sofer. Does he eat peanut butter?
201:48
This guy, I don't know. Probably.
201:51
Yeah, that's what I can use this one.
201:52
You just click it. Yeah. One time. You scroll a little bit, look for some peanut butter. Some pretty cool little markers. Yeah. We can print markers.
202:03
Definitely make markers.
202:04
Oh, with cool little designs on them.
202:06
With whatever you want on them, with the brand name, with the Vectum, with the fucking cooperative, with your name, with his name.
202:11
You saw the other day.
202:13
You know, with little little slogans on there,
202:15
Like " Don't fuck it up." That doesn't look like a driver. Body and tummy. 169 grams. Oh, that's reasonable. That's like a normal weight.
202:26
I can imagine printing a a disc golf disc would take quite a while.
202:36
Yeah, because it'd fill up like our whole board. Yeah. I mean, in a few days, probably.
202:43
New print of gadget for Nidus. We had to have this damn fucking filament. Hey, look at that! How pretty!
202:49
What? Oh, I like it. What? Let me see.
202:53
What is it? I'm still. I walk in the door and Jill was like, " Hey, Christine!" I was like, " Girl, I thought my appointment was tomorrow." I said, " I got all the way home, starving, realized I had to come to my nail appointment, or I was gonna get charged half my price." And she laughed at me. I I really like the lady that owns the salon. Funny tale. And then she said, " I met your sister - in - law," and she turned to me like this. Courtney went and got her nails done there.
203:18
That poor thing looks like a skeleton.
203:20
So bad. I told Ashlyn that.
203:23
What is going on?
203:24
She has a.
203:25
Somebody said somebody. She's being treated for eating disorder. Yes, it's called stank. She's a nutritionist. That's a treatment.
203:33
That's the treatment. We Ashlyn. She's only eating smoothies right now. She has an eating disorder. She always has some problem, right? It was this, and then this. You know what? She needs a fucking excellent dad. You don't have it. She had cancer, and then after the cancer, she had to have something else. Because if she doesn't have something, nobody cares. What's funny is her and Gabby would be best friends.
203:52
Oh yeah. But it's like two weeks, and then there'd be some drama, and then we, and then they never talk to each other.
203:58
Again. I don't see Courtney's posts on Facebook. I have her. Where we're friends, but she's unfollowed, so I see nothing from her.
204:08
Yeah, here's one of those disc prepare tools.
204:11
But she's been for months now, being going to a dietitian or nutritionist or something. She's hilarious. Yeah. Oh. Thank you. Hey. We can have a few things. I share with you.
204:25
What is that? His stuff. Oh, that's so funny. I didn't think they would do it like that. That's perfect.
204:34
Look here's a gravity knife. Oh, oh, actually, about it, no. I want to do this just so I can see how it works. It's a gravity knife. Nope, you're a gravity knife.
204:45
You.
204:49
It's hot. You hit it all the way over there.
204:58
You're just jealous of our love. Oh my God, I'm sore.
205:03
You and Jettie.
205:05
M4. I am one - tenth scale M4.
205:10
Oh,
205:12
I want to print a car. It's pretty cool. You can just print your own models.
205:19
Yep. Really anxious to try to print the copperbot housing.
205:26
That's a that's simple crap. Did you get kebab soup? No.
205:34
Thank You. Oh yeah. My brother, look, you can get like a million people in all the different positions and hide them around your house and paint them. It's pretty cool.
205:46
What? I'm gonna order two more of these. One for him, one for me. I don't. I don't. I don't need more. I didn't ask you. I don't want more. Can we get two more orders of this? Just order me two mores.
205:59
Two more meat. Yeah, more meat. This is meat. Yeah.
206:03
I mean, yeah, just like that. If you want, but two of them.
206:06
Thank you. You knew this is how much it came every time.
206:10
I haven't done this in a long time,
206:13
And they should — they should be ashamed. Or is it not? How many pieces? No, it's the same. Six.
206:19
Six? Should be a shame. It's like four ounces of meat,
206:22
Dude. Yeah, you have one more piece.
206:23
If it's four. Yeah. I have two more, but they're smaller pieces. Little bit. Yeah.
206:31
Now you know the way you order this is I need two of them, please.
206:34
But I don't need to. Yeah, you do. No, I don't. I actually don't want to eat it. I got pepperoni in a one. Normally, doesn't come with it. Did I just realize that last time? Oh, I heard it. So now I was like, yeah, give me that pepperoni.
206:50
Now I'm like, yeah, give me that pepperoni.
206:53
I was like, why doesn't every pizza? Every pizza should come with pepperoni default. Yes, I agree. Yes, that's literally the original. Well, actually, first piece was just cheese.
207:04
Cheese and fucking and those idiots, man, were still claiming that that's the only real one. Yeah, it's all about this sauce. I'm like, what? Pureed fucking tomatoes. What you need?
207:15
Another one. Making sure you have veggies. You need some more?
207:17
Mm mm. What more?
207:18
It's pureed tomatoes with seasoning.
207:20
What are you talking about? We use a little bit of salt. You don't want to overdo the tomato.
207:24
Yes, you do.
207:29
I mean, this is the best item on the menu. Is that gluten free? Banga, this is gluten free.
207:36
Oh yeah,
207:37
I'm gonna taste that. Look at how much gear was on there. Jesus, you only have this piece of gear. Want this? There's nothing wrong with it. I'm just asking. Yes, I'm okay. I was saying no. He's not okay. The first answer was accurate. No, it's not. I'm fine. I'm just waiting on this to cool off. It's hot. What? I done wrong with it? Need it? Right. I also put always put some little like Italian seasoning. Oh, was it tar? No, it's not tar. It's a different color, completely. It's not green.
208:30
Look at it. But the tar's not green.
208:34
What? Most is green when it comes out of the jug.
208:36
It's completely brown. Completely brown. Completely brown sludge in there.
208:43
It's not the color of sludge, but there's slaw sticks in it,
208:46
Mac. Color of sludge? Sludge is the texture. Come slap me!
208:52
You can't reach me. I'm dealing with him all damn morning.
208:55
I'm delicious. Yeah, you weren't that helpful this morning. Helpful. All I did was help with the thing and play guitar.
209:02
He had the he had Prince, old Princey, Prince, Prince the bot. Print him a little ring, little fidget ring. I showed him the ring.
209:13
Yeah, I heard Cody. I showed him. He broke it already. Why is it? Why would it be so small? I can't get over that.
209:19
Oh,
209:19
That was a little. But what's the point of the ring part? Just make it a spinny. Well, for kids. Not another dude. In the videos, it did. This was bigger. No, no, it wasn't. That wouldn't make any sense, actually, if it was bigger. What is this? What the first bite? No. You.
209:42
Got all mushrooms in there too.
209:57
This should be ashamed of this vegetable mix,
209:58
Though. Oh, I was enjoying it.
210:02
What? How it's done?
210:04
You mean not cooked enough, or it's not small enough?
210:07
What do you mean? She didn't even know. Just.
210:10
It can't be cut any smaller. He said it won't kebab. You know, if it's gonna kebab, has to be at least that big. So it can fit on the stick. Mm - hmm. To kebab it.
210:26
The brothers kababik.
210:27
That pepperoni is so good.
210:32
You remember the brothers kababik?
210:33
Uh huh. Yeah, the second. There's not three. It's just just a second one, isn't it? What the movie?
210:42
Jumanji. No, the brothers kababik. It's not the Jumanji.
210:46
Yes, it's in Jumanji. Yes, yes, it is. What? Yeah. What do you think it's from? Yeah, what do you think it's from? That's what it's from. What kind of place is it? It's Jumanji. You just can't remember. It's not anywhere. He's asking us where it's from. He doesn't even know. I can't remember. It's in the. Remember the first one is when it's all the kids. The second one is when it's Milo and Lewis or whatever. Is the main white kids um grandpa.
211:24
And his friend. Yeah. Get something coming out with another one, you know. Milo. Yes, Milo. Um. Whatever. I want to say Lewis Otis. Otis. Yes. No. It's a black guy.
211:36
I don't know. What I was talking about? I was a kid.
211:39
That's an old film we saw back in the day. We're talking animals.
211:43
It sounds like it. Milo Otis was cute though. Yeah,
211:48
I don't know. Wherever. That's where it's from. And it's in the ice, and it's in the snowy mountains. I'm coming out with another one, where the players from Jumanji, the game, the people in Jumanji, are coming in real life. Yeah, was there a reason that was?
212:06
That's funny because that was the OG Jumanji was like that.
212:10
Yeah, I never thought about it. That that new Jumanji was actually a flick on the original. That's even cooler. Cause I never saw you. I didn't need any more. I'm get.
212:22
I'm like full. It's like no meat, my man. You need more meat than that.
212:28
No, it's like an eight ounce steak. It's like an eight ounce steak or bigger. No, baby, doesn't matter. I'm trying to fore spend myself that. I know exactly where I'm right now. Three patties,
212:40
Four patties, four patties, two. Doesn't even make sense. What? How are you sitting right now? Can you explain this to me?
212:49
Set up like a person. You can't digest. I'll scrunch like a little. Oh,
212:53
The easiest if you just like fully try to make try to make yourself look taller is the fastest way to digest.
213:00
True. You gotta be a bright. Yeah. Oh,
213:03
I got a diet coke. Take mine. I'll drink unsweet tea. I'm serious. Oh, and the unsweet tea is actually pretty good.
213:11
Just sometimes,
213:13
You know. Yeah, they have. They have good. It should be a little stronger.
213:19
You're nuts. I like stronger tea. I don't. I don't know how you like this. This isn't like that big.
213:26
Are you ever gonna eat that pizza.
213:29
What are you talking about? All right,
213:32
A slice. I'm just alluding to the fact that you've only eaten one slice.
213:36
You said you wanted a bite. It's really good. Shove that little gyro piece forward. Get a bite of that and the pepperoni. Gotta get the pepperoni. You can have that whole slice. Yeah.
213:54
I know it's gone.
213:55
Already. That was. I've never had this. That was like the smallest one on the.
214:01
You should have this. This is good.
214:02
I know I've got one. No, this is one of the best pizzas in town.
214:06
This crust is like nice.
214:10
This is better than In-N-Out, one hundred percent. Whoa. Let's be real. That's actually easy. Yeah. The meat's fine.
214:22
That would be good, dipped in Greek sauce.
214:24
No, no, I don't want that.
214:27
Is anyone signed up? So far, there's no one signed up for 3: 30. But I will tell you, last Monday there was no one. I wasn't there. Right? That was when we came back. I'm pretty sure. Uh huh. No one was signed up for 3: 30, but two people showed up, and Walker was already there. This is the kids' class. Okay. And so I told him the other day. I said, "You need to remind, send out an email. Somebody needs to do something, remind the parents that if no one is signed up, I'm not going up there. I don't get paid to go up there for no money." Right. So, because I went and got that arm while last week, I also didn't work on Wednesday, and the same thing happened. The same two girls that didn't sign up on Monday for Walker didn't sign up on Wednesday, but Walker covered the. He was already going to be there, like doing something.
215:17
And so he coached the class for me, but they weren't signed up either, What are you doing that? They haven't made a list. Walker doesn't get anything done, and Gabby, besides until today, Gabby has ignored me still since our meeting.
215:33
But she's a dumb, dumb bitch. Sucks to just be a dumb bitch.
215:38
Actually, McClain has nothing to say about her. And it is cracking me. We told you I don't like him.
215:42
What? He likes me. Oh, I know. I figured if he likes me. She certainly don't like people in her vibe.
215:48
It's that's not Carlos likes you.
215:52
Carlos don't like Gabby. We're just friends with him. I'm very close. He don't like her. Plus, Carlos don't. Carlos is just Carlos. No, he doesn't. He doesn't. That boy is a weirdo. Carlos? Oh yeah. Oh yeah. Big weirdo.
216:15
The boy be sucking down all farts.
216:16
I'm about to say dicks.
216:21
That's a boy. You don't need to talk like that.
216:28
Yeah, I wasn't talking like that. You can just eat six or eight of those. Those are good. Pizzas? Huh?
216:40
We talking about slices? Pizzas. The whole pizzas.
216:45
I cannot believe how small a protein amount of meat. Oh my God!
216:49
You want this? In your body? Yes. This is the biggest slice on the whole thing you went. I need to eat some more meat. Not bad.
216:58
Hey, it's got meat on it. It's got meat on it. Unless I've been swimming all day, but I've been sitting and working all day.
217:04
I've been messing around, stuck with sandwiches. So I'm going to go talk to.
217:10
I'm going to talk to that guy. It might amount to nothing, but I'm going to go meet him and. The little guy that's like the owner of that dealership, yeah. When are you going to Mississippi? Whenever I want. He said, " Just let me know before you go." Um, what I what I would like to do is plan it. What I like to do is just plan it while I'm already going up there.
217:28
And the next time you go up there, just tell him.
217:32
I'll go to Jackson on my way back. I'll stop to see him. Oh, where is he? He's only like an hour away, but he's just right across the,
217:41
You know. Why don't you just do that?
217:44
I Might do that without even going to Jackson.
217:46
Yeah, you don't even need that. So many things would be out of town even longer.
217:53
That's a noise call. Yep. What the.
218:07
Hell's the name of it? Howl.
218:10
What sex?
218:39
There's a Brown-Haired Chevrolet.
218:40
It was, not anymore. No.
218:45
Try now. Did they sell it or shut down?
218:49
Sold it a long time ago. I don't know. Just seems funny. Still, all of those Brown-Haired automotive groups are like the wallpaper on the uh that computer I was using. Yep. So there's Brown-Haired Chevrolet, Mini, Audi, BMW. So now there's only three. Three. Just three. So that.
219:09
Place is an hour and thirty minutes away. What place? Little dealer group. Yeah, I'm gonna. I'm not gonna go there just to see them. I'm gonna go. I'm gonna go to Jackson. There's another dealer group that I'm gonna start. That I'm that I'm gonna go meet and talk to. But that's us. He's confused.
219:36
Wait, that's for us.
219:38
That's your little dude,
219:38
By the way. We ordered extra. That is.
219:44
Are you good? Thank you. I think you guys are all done. How are you? How are you? All good. My bad. I'm sorry. You're fine, man.
219:50
Thank you. I know it looks confusing because we already ate, but they ordered extra steak. Very good. Thank you.
219:55
Bro, if you don't eat that just out of some weird spite, because you didn't want to eat the meat today, I'm full because of all the bread too.
220:03
You don't need lots of bread. Annie didn't do. The good.
220:08
News is,
220:10
The good news is, we did basically the same amount of stuff we did. So good,
220:18
Team.
220:19
No, that's we've been switching.
220:21
I switched drinks. I just wanted to drink some more sake and cream. I'm okay right now.
220:27
Thank you.
220:37
Why Are you acting so squirrely?
220:38
I'm not acting squirrely.
220:40
Have you eaten another meal today?
220:41
No. What's she stealing it? You just said you want to eat it. I want to eat it. He needs it. No, I want her to tear it. So salted. They're all. They always need salt. They need about a bit. They need just seasoning. Shake, shake, shake. What do you do? Salted.
221:25
That's too much salt. It's not. He needs it. Just eat it, peanut. Fucking good, dude.
221:35
What the fuck? No, the service here is terrible. Weird.
221:43
You have two bars, but you don't really have two bars. I have one bar. Dad has one bar.
221:49
Yeah, just here. If I hold it up and move it around, it changes. If you go by the windows, I bet you have good connection.
221:58
If we're trying to take the worst.
222:00
Signal, so. We gotta walk outside for that, Mom. Or you wanna get on my hotspot? No. Why would that be better? That you have the same.
222:14
What? Y'all have presumably the same connection.
222:19
You just said yours is one bar two. No. One bar two, yeah. Bar also. One bar and one.
222:36
This is very good meat.
222:37
I've gotten it before. Got it one time.
222:41
It was rotten. Hmm. Like this one. One time. Yeah, literally. Porsche. You. Harris Baton.
222:52
Rouge. Mm - hmm. It's a goofy hat. I can't believe he designed it like that.
222:59
It's stupid looking. On half of it. Yeah. No, it's. It's close enough.
223:05
I don't know why he did it like that. I don't understand. It didn't used to be like that. I don't mean it to. It used to be like that. What I mean is that the way he put that logo on the hat — it's not anywhere else. Adam be trying to do too much himself.
223:23
That Harris Baton Rouge doesn't.
223:27
This don't. I love this fact. They gave me some cool hats. You gave me one hat. Two hats. Same hat.
223:36
Another one is what is the There is no substitute. It's what's on the other one's actual horsehair hat.
223:42
Yeah. No, those are cool. I love this. It's like the nineteen forty eight collection. They call it. Yeah. They're cool. We really aren't gonna eat any of this. No. Are you gonna eat it? I'm not gonna eat it all right now, but I'm just gonna put it up here, out of the way, and then I'll give it to Go Botz from her.
223:57
He said to have a watch that's like eight hundred something.
224:01
We also have watches that are eight thousand.
224:02
Yeah, but there's only like one. There's one that's cheaper, cheaper, like under nine hundred bucks. Yeah,
224:07
If you go in that little area over by the counter, yeah, they're quartz watches.
224:13
What pays that much for quartz?
224:15
It's a Porsche quartz watch. Nobody, nobody sells it. Nobody sells it.
224:29
They've maybe sold like three in the last ten years.
224:32
Yeah. Yeah, they don't sell those watches. They have those expensive Porsche Design watches. They bought a they bought a whole watch factory in Switzerland.
224:45
Yeah, it's cool. I'd buy one.
224:46
And they make their own watches, and they have terrible reviews. A lot of people complain about the watches not like no, like just breaking,
224:54
Like quitting. It doesn't even make sense.
224:58
I don't know. It might be a shitty movement. I won't really know. I haven't looked it up, but they. One of the times it came up with me because.
225:07
What is going on here? Just this felt.
225:10
You're watching this.
225:11
Yeah, what is that on his head? A tarp. A tarp.
225:17
This dude plays tennis.
225:18
I love it. Just think, I hit you. Forgot your racket. Can I get your number?
225:32
What are you saying? No.
225:34
Idea. Meaning? Just kidding. No, I mean one time there was a watch on Jeffrey's desk. Have you met Jeffrey? No. You know he claims to be straight. He's got he's married and stuff.
225:46
Yeah, he's on off. He was like scrolling on his phone whenever,
225:50
Like me and Adam were in there. He was Adam was talking to. So squirrely. He's such a little Mary. But Jeffrey had one of those. Giant Porsche design watch boxes on his desk. I was like, " What you got going on there?" He's like, " Oh, this guy brought it back. I guess to send it back, it's not working." So apparently, they had to go to the shop to like bring it to them, and then they're going to ship it off to probably Switzerland or wherever. You would hope they have like a watchmaker in the U. S. that can work on it for them,
226:17
But probably not anymore.
226:21
I don't really know what they're going to do with it, but they have to ship it back to get worked on. Hanging box. I know. We need two boxes. One box.
226:27
I saw you plowing in today while I was at work,
226:29
But you never did. Wrapped up in my project. Honestly, by the time I was done cleaning up that area and installing the printer,
226:38
Eight to what? Like eight fifty - nine to like one fifteen. Working tomorrow. Cool. How many days you work a week? Tuesday to Friday.
226:56
You're working every day.
226:57
It just said Tuesday through Friday.
226:59
Every day, Tuesday through Friday.
227:00
If he wants to. Or he has like one week, be like, hey, Adam, I'm only gonna work these two days this week, or these three days this week. Yeah, Adam's not gonna say nothing. He don't care. No. He told him just each week. He said just each week. Let me know when you're gonna be here.
227:15
Right, right. Because he doesn't actually need him. Exactly.
227:19
He just. He's not essential. He's not like you know. Yeah. If you're missing a finance guy, you're screwed.
227:27
You met Seth, Keller, Emmanuel. So Seth and Keller are the two Justin the in the middle of the showroom there in a funny little spot. I don't think Keller. They're together. Yeah, Keller might not have been there. Oh, you got it all greasy. I'm sorry. God.
227:43
There was a napkin. We can't drink that anymore.
227:45
No, it's greasy. The whole the whole canister is greasy.
227:49
Gotta hold it up here. No, I made sure to get that too. Who worked at used to work at the Mini Cooper dealership? Seth. Yeah,
228:01
That's it. And Adam? Oh, Adam did too. Yeah, Seth and Adam. Yep. I was thinking we had other people from Mini, but I don't.
228:08
It's funny that Adam and Eric are cousins. Yeah, they do not like each other.
228:13
Apparently, I didn't know that. Yeah, I think they're very cordial and they still go to dinner and stuff. But but Adam Adam talks so much about Eric. It's so fucking funny. Do you go to dinner? I think so. What do you mean as a couple?
228:26
Like, no, family dinners.
228:28
Yeah, like the yeah, you know. No. You're hey, you know, Eric and whoever, and I can't remember any other names. Nicole, Nicole and whoever, and Eric. Yeah, yeah. They go to dinner. They still go to dinner and stuff.
228:41
The fourth.
228:42
Oh yeah, I don't know Walter.