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cat and the dog
are fighting right behind us are scrapping
so my wife's out of town this week. The wife the wife is out
of town this week. And we got nobody to animal sit while we
record and they want to be there like Ariel they want to be where
the people are. So see want to see him dancing, if we close the
door and don't let them in? They're going to make a whole
bunch of noise at the door to try and get in the room. So we
we did some sound tests and determined Nathan make less
noise when they're in here with us so Yep, there you go, buddy.
As I say I had a chewy and
even though we just threw a number there because doing
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podcast app. So what our topic for this week tea, we're going
to spell it we're going to waste these people's time like that.
Yeah. At tos.
Yep. I mean, they already know what it is
not awesome. People just let their podcast player play all of
their cued up stuff. And they don't even look at the player.
It's tattoos. Talking about tattoos. We got this topic
because we we went out for sushi. And there was a dude,
there was a dude. And guess what he had
a tattoo or two tattoos or more.
He was pretty covered. And I was like really see him. I was like,
let's do some tattoo. Some tattoo fast.
Also this other girl. Oh my gosh. She was just asking for so
much extra stuff. It's like she had never done this before.
So it's a it's a place called pokey bowl. And you go in and
they have a little a little like a page you fill out of what you
want. And you circle your protein and you start going like
your rice or whatever. And then you can get wasabi and you can
get sesame seeds, whatever you want. In the bowl.
You're supposed to like circle it and then give it to him,
right? But the girl goes up and she's like, Hi, can I have it?
She just starts like saying stuff and she's like, Oh, over
there. And it was like this papers. She's like, okay,
the people that work there don't speak the best English. Yeah, so
the papers are great. It was great way to get it done with
minimal language barrier. I agree. So I think I'm probably
just going to have to pet the dog for the entire show. Like
back so he's not whining. He wants second dinner. He does
he's gotten into the habit. Not gonna say not gonna get this
habit started. But
someone in the family and they happen to not be on this
podcast.
So yeah, second dinner is a thing. He gets fed AROUND,
AROUND 530. And then, right around eight o'clock he starts
getting getting whiny again. Yep. So yeah, so tattoo. Oh,
wait, wait, wait, wait. Good news then tattoos.
Oh, you're a poet and you didn't know it.
Okay, my good news story is super short. Oh, well.
Fun Fact. Friday. No, no.
Now,
and now Fun Fact. Friday good news. With me, Leila and my dad
to me. That's him, David. He's dad. All right, no.
So my story is super short. So I'm just gonna do a first listen
to that. Listen to this. Listen, what were you say?
I was gonna say, you know your name is spelled D A V i d. If
you take off the the V. I? Your name is dad. So that's pretty
cool.
The VI and I'm dad.
Yeah. All right. You gotta take out the six. Okay.
Okay, so listen to the title of this of this good news article.
And then let me tell you what, actually, the title is. A herd
of cows saves a stranded baby seal. Who just met my lips. So a
herd of cows? Were were curious, because there was a baby seal in
their pasture. Or they were they were grazing. I don't know if it
was their pasture. I didn't get that into it in this little
story. And there was just a baby seal in the middle of the, of
the place there. And no, they were curious. And they like
crowded around it. How does he'll get there? Um, there was a
flood or there was something happened and there was more
water there than normal. And then it all dried up. And we're
not smart. But you know, the baby got stuck somehow. So. So
yeah, that's it. The cow saw the seal and the farmers like why
the cow standing over there? And then and then. Yeah, so that was
it. They went overnight. And precious. That's the seal. And
they gave the seal to somebody who knows how to like take care
of seals and stuff. And then they named the seal celebration,
because whatever organization that was I here's the thing.
This is not an article, this is a video on HuffPost. And it's
like, it's just a video of still images with words superimposed
on it. I'm like, do that, like write the article? How much
bandwidth are you wasting by having this be a full motion
video?
Actually,
I'm like, I'm glad you got that. That bandwidth money. HuffPo
doing pretty good, I guess. Anywho but yeah, that's good
news. Little baby seal. It's, it's very cute. It's in the in
the show notes. Seals are just cute. They're just cute animals.
So yeah, there you go. So there's this charity. I think
it's charity. Does yours have to do with animals too?
Yes. It always does. Because one time was about plastic but cats.
I like cats. Cats are my favorite. There's a charity that
is going on. In mess West Midlands, not messed wetlands.
And it's a charity like a cat rescue. There's this cottage
that they made a whole bunch of cat toys and like cat towers and
stuff. And it's Mogees mansion. Mogi emoji, and it's a
retirement home for elderly cats. Emily's phrase I thought
it was really cute. Oh, that's
that's I mean that's cute. Yeah. Yeah, yeah, there's
some cute little little stuff for the catcher almost looks
like a nice little I sold chicken coop. It is like a well
well made shed small shed. But tiny.
It's like half half the height of a normal shed.
All right.
There's no good news has 17 cats
just wait. It's not doing it again. Like something's up with
the road caster.
Maybe it's because the updates about him out?
Well, yeah, an update came out last week. Anyway, that's behind
the scenes stuff. Let's not worry about that. I'm just
worried about when we go to play this clip for the end of the
show. I have to figure out what's going on with this thing.
Great. The dog. The dog just pulled her second headphone set.
So yeah, so update on this studio. We're not in the studio
yet. We have the drywall is about a little more than halfway
done. I've got more electrical stuff put in installations it
was on it's been in for a while. But I'm not not looking too much
longer down the road and we'll be we'll be in that thing. I
don't want to promise next week because who knows, but stuff
just last week, two weeks ago, right? stuff keeps coming up.
And it's it's a it's a tough process, but when you're putting
up drywall by yourself, Leila helped for the first time.
He was like, Oh, I can do it while you were at school. I was
gonna pull me out. I want him to be pulled out. Please, please. I
can read this stupid novel at home.
Oh, yeah. You're just like reading in classrooms. Just
reading all we're getting. I finished the packet that we're
supposed to do.
That's funny. So we have we have two new two new segments we're
going to be doing for this show, but we're do that after the
tattoos. Yeah. So I do not have any tattoos. I don't either. I'm
13 my wife does not have any tattoos. Leila does not have any
tattoos the dog
might have might have. The cat has a tattoo. No, the cat has
tattoo.
I don't think the dog does. Because we didn't get him from a
shelter or anything.
Alright. Cat has a little tattoo where she got fixed.
Yeah, he chewy might also mine. He might also I don't know. But
I know the cactus. And when I was growing up, tattoos were
rare. Unless you are a biker, or like, sailor, whoa.
There it is.
I fixed it. You fix by doing by doing nothing? By waiting up by
waiting, like, Oh my gosh. Oh my goodness. So the there was like
a stigma attached to tattoos when I was growing up. Like it
was only like, you know, tough people or bad people had
tattoos. Alright, stop. Okay, well, we need to get the dog
out. Okay. You want me to pause? Yeah. So tattoos I like I like I
go look at the history of things. And I went in looked at
what's the early, there's a Smithsonian mag.com article, all
about the history of tattoos. It's pretty good article. I'm
not going to read the whole thing, because that would just
be terribly boring. What's the earliest evidence of tattoos?
And they go and say, What are you going to answer?
Because they haven't right here.
Oh, okay. Well, what is it then?
It is on this website? It says back to 3250 BC. Yes.
And that was that was discovered in 1991. And on the Italian
Austrian border. And I can't remember, isn't it odd, odd Z
OSTI. It looks like oats COCOT Zi, but there's all kinds of
little funky accent marks above some of the letters. So yeah, so
about 5000 years ago, give or take a couple 100 years. And
what a lot of the folks who who study this sort of thing. They
think that it has a lot to do with the tattoos and a lot of
these older cultures. There were like little crosses or little
marks just like little straight lines and like 234 Mark lines.
And the distribution of the tattoo dots and small crosses on
his lower spine and right knee and ankle joints correspond to
areas of strain induced degeneration. So basically,
they're suggesting that it may the tattoos may have been
applied to alleviate joint pain. So like kind of like a
acupuncture sort of thing. This would also explain the somewhat
random distribution areas in the body which would not have been
easy to display. Have they been implied with a as a form of us
to okay, it's as a form of a status as that as the form of a
status marker. So like some cultures will use tattoos back
in the day or even still today to have be like status markers.
And where were the ones we're on this oldest tattoos that we
found. They are basically like on his like, lower back like
we're over his kidney. So maybe they gave you tattoos wherever
you are hurting. And I don't know maybe it maybe it is. Who
knows. I don't know. I'm not a biologist. So they're the
Egyptians also did the tattooing stuff. And women was mainly
women. And the evidence that they that they, they call do on
this, which is kind of funny to me is that some of the figurines
and art made from those times depicted women, women having
tattoos on their, like their upper upper thighs. And there
are also small bronze implements, identified as
tattooing tools discovered in a town site in northern Egypt. And
they dated back to about 1400 50 BC, which I thought was a find
the when they find tools, that sort of thing. See from the
three women already mentioned, which I'm kind of skipping the
article, so we kind of missed that dated back to 2000 BCE, and
several later examples of female mummies with forms of permanent
marks were found in the Greco Roman burials. So what what
function do tattoos Okay, go ahead.
Mine says Greek. Well, where were Are you gonna finish yours?
Oh, no, I was I was gonna jump to like what what's purpose to
tattoo serve in different cultures and things like that,
but go ahead.
Mine says Greek philosopher Plato believed that people found
guilty of sacrilege to be forcibly tattooed. Oh, so while
tattooed was using during ancient times to strengthen
warriors and express status, the Greek and Roman Empires who
stopped to use it as a form of punishment. Anyone to be
believed to have committed an unforgivable offense will be
forcibly to get a tattoo to mark their bad character, and
afterwards found themselves permanently exiled from society.
There was a once it was twilight zone, or one of those old black
and white anthology series series I saw rise to Teresa's
series that had, they had, like, if they did something, they had
to have something implanted in their forehead, so everybody
would know they did that thing. It was like, kind of like the
scarlet letter. Are you familiar with the scarlet letter? No, you
haven't gone that far yet. Okay. Basically, like what you just
said, marking somebody who did something wrong in such a way
that it has to be seen by the public. So everybody knows you
do that thing along. So it's like a form of public shaming.
And, yeah, it's an interesting way to do things. We have
modern, modern equivalents of that, in some ways. But yeah,
back in back in the really old days, they used like, a sharp
needle, like bronze typically set into a wood handle. And they
would use like cert to the or be the pigment. So back in the old
days, yeah.
My day.
And the cool thing about tattoos is like they've always been
around for forever. And they, they kind of mean something
different, and all the different societies that have come up and
use them. A lot of them were dots back in the day, because
you know, just circles are pretty easy to to do. Nowadays,
we have the electric stuff. Speaking of that, the electric
where was it? Here we go. Oh, different cultures. Sorry, I
skipped over this. I wanted to read it. So the Chinese back in
the BC era about 2000 BC, they would mark criminals like you
were saying they mark criminals in China on their forehead,
backer chest. And then in tattoos as a form of
identification, the Maori culture in New Zealand. Also
Paul, a part of Polynesia used to attack us tattoos to
represent a person's status rank ancestry and skills.
Polynesia the real place
Yeah.
Did you think it was like a normal? No,
I thought it was the sauce Polony
you thought You thought that it was just a word somebody came up
with to call? Okay. Okay.
I in the back of my mind, I probably thought Polynesia was
country, but like, I never thought it was. It's not Well,
it's just a whole bunch of islands. Yeah. and New Zealand.
So have you ever seen there's a, there's a meme, or like a series
of maps that maps without New Zealand. There's so many maps
that leave New Zealand off. It's hilarious, you have to look
at New Zealand on it.
I haven't seen it,
right? They just leave it off. They're like, I don't feel like
drawing New Zealand. So
it's like that I live in the Gulf of Mexico that we were
talking about.
Oh, yeah, that was interesting. I can't remember the name of but
there's a mysterious island in the Gulf of Mexico that may or
may not exist or doesn't exist now. But they don't know why it
doesn't exist because of a bunch of old maps and they can't find
any evidence of it. So they're not sure if the mapmakers put it
there for political reasons, or whatever. But it's kind of
important for political reasons. Because if it did exist, and the
CIA blew it up, which is going theory, the the borders are
different in the ocean, which means that the oil rights are
different in the Gulf of Mexico, so it matters whether this
island exists or didn't exist or does exist or whatever. So they
it's, it's an interesting thing. You can look that up. I can't
remember what was called, or something with a B. So the first
tattoo shop ever was an 1846 Martin Hildebrand it was an
immigrant from Germany set up the first tattoo shop in New
York City. A few years later, the electric tattoo machine was
patented off of Thomas Edison's invention of the perforating
pen. So tattoo electric tattoo gun got got made back in 1800s,
I guess.
Oh, yeah, I had something like that. Hold on. I'm gonna try and
find mine so I can add on to it. Here we go. The first tattoo
machine got his inspiration from Thomas Edison's electric pen.
Yep, there you go. That old Edison guy, he probably stole it
from somebody else.
Who probably came up with it or stole it from somebody else.
That
was a thing back in the day. Like, you get somebody who's an
inventor, right? But they don't, they don't even think about
they're inventing stuff because they want the thing to exist,
right? They're not thinking about patents or anything like
that. Yeah. And they get somebody like Thomas Edison, who
walks around or gets to know all the inventors down at the pub.
And some guy's talking about an electric Penny made. And he's
like, Oh, will you mind showing it to me and giving me drawings
perhaps. And they're like, oh, yeah, sure. You can make your
own you can use it. And he's like, Yeah, I will. Ah, then
goes and patents and sells it. Yeah. That's that's how I
imagined it going in my brain. Oh, that guy's got a lot of he's
pretty much a he's got to.
Yeah, I'm just single handedly. I think this guy has 200% of his
body tattooed. I don't know how that works. Meaning maybe he's
kind of right twice.
Maybe? Or maybe he tattooed the inside of himself to maybe that
mean, that'd be tough. But not not undoable if you got the you
got the willpower. Yeah, it take a drink of us.
Oh, excellent. deadhead.
You're supposed to fill the dead air. You know this.
I shouldn't say a little petty. I mean,
you're a you're a professional podcaster
I'm a professional cod. Cod
professional cod pasture.
Oh my gosh. I'm gonna leave that one there.
I'm gonna make sure it's just me
and the fish in a fish meeting.
Oh my gosh. He's preaching with a little halo and a crucifix in
his hand. Oh my goodness in a robe. This is where we need to
make merch I'm gonna
get on fire. I'm ready to get on Fiverr to get on Fiverr get an
artist to do this. Cod pastor pastor
nobody copy that please please. This is
the one thing we got. All we have. Pastors all we got. I
remember that.
Back to Back to tattoo how much more you got on tattoos I'm
about I have like 50 Fat I'm about tapped out. Okay, find
some interesting ones.
Okay. Let's see. Let's see
you had you had a couple of
good. I want to see what's
now Are you sure I'm on? I'm on Iron ink, but history of
tattoos. Your
tattoos? Yeah. Because I looked up facts about tattoos. Geez,
dad. Oh my god, we should use chat GBD the longest? Oh, okay.
The longest tattoo session to this day of 2021 is six hours
and 30 minutes. 60 hours? Not 36. What? 60 hours and 30
minutes. That's
too long. Is that one sitting? I
tattoo session?
Wow. had multiple tattooers
maybe?
I don't know. Look, there's no way. Oh, he's got a whole
article attached to it. See that? I like that. Oh, really?
Oh, no. It's just
multiple people.
Multiple people. Okay, so multiple two tours to tours.
Or this means that Oh, okay. No, I think it's actually just this
tattooer and he's doing multiple tattoo people.
Okay, so he just basically did a marathon, a marathon session,
probably. I wouldn't want to be the person at the end of that.
No, dudes been up to 60 hours straight tattoo and people, you
know, his lines are not going to be straight. His color is not
going to be right. He's gonna go and be like, Oops, because I
mean, I played video games for 24 hours and I can barely make
it. Yeah, that's just me sitting and playing Factorio and Samus,
Metroid. So let's see. Let's see. Yes, some more? Yes, more
do you want to?
So Mattel did a collaboration with Harley Davidson, where
Barbie Davidson Barbie came to my mind had a big pair of wings
tattooed on her back. And then later in 2009. This was in 2008.
And then later in 2009, the totally style and tattoos party
was recently was released. My words are getting all messed up
like that since the our guys blinds were the infamous doll
came with tattoo stickers. So yes, the tattoos are
so much that they're just everywhere now. Like everybody's
got them. You know? Yeah. Used to be just the tough guys. I
mean, Barbie of every thing. That's true. I'm actually
looking forward to the movie.
Yes, me too.
Okay, so if it is good, have you seen the trailer? Dream House?
Have you seen the most recent trailer?
I haven't seen the
first one. The comedy looks like it's going to be straight out a
life of the dream house. Good. It was that was the best. It was
a pretty funny show. It was yeah, it was pretty funny. So if
you've got no more tattoo facts, or you've got some more that you
wanted to read, or see if any of them are good enough, so you can
get tattoos like everywhere. You can get them on everywhere. I've
seen people leave their feet. Oh my gosh, I can't imagine getting
a tattoo on the bottom of your foot.
Honestly, parts of it wouldn't hurt. But yeah, I would
tickle. No.
New Zealand I think you already talked about this. New Zealand
is the most tattooed country in the world. Oh no. I didn't say
that. Zealanders are the most tattooed people in the world.
So the Kiwis?
You told us the fact
is mostly due to the island. Maori? Yeah, who get the
traditional Polynesian tattoos?
Yeah,
I like the Polynesian. I like the Polynesian tattoos.
Look at dat.
That's not That's not traditional Polynesian think,
though. Jason Momoa
I don't know what he looks like. He just did a big dude.
Aquaman just type in Aquaman tattoo. Oh, Jason
Momoa. Yeah. So talking about that guy that wrote, ooo, Over
the Rainbow. I want
no, no, that's is. And he didn't write it. He just sang it.
Here's a fun fact. He did that in one take what? Him and his
buddies were like, near the recording studio. And he's like,
I'm gonna go record a song and went and recorded it in one go.
I like the I like, yeah, it was pretty cool. So it's like
patterns. Yeah, it's gonna hurt.
Yeah, but yeah, it's just cool like triangle patterns and a
bunch of cool patterns. Really neat stuff. Neat stuff. And I
don't know if he's Polynesian. I don't know. But that's just the
idea of what they look like. You probably could type in
traditional Polynesian tattoos and get get a better idea. I
didn't even think to
Google search the actual thing that I'm trying to search. Oh my
gosh. Shred all a knee knees Yan. Hatch. Whoa.
Like are you okay? You're spelling.
These are neat. Things that your your your brother has? Yeah.
Yeah. Mike has has that style. That's style. He's got a turtle
he's got he lives there. Well, yeah. Triangle. Why Hawaii?
We will set it at the same time a different way.
He said Hawaii, and I said Hawaii, so we're really tired.
My words are getting scrambled.
But we have two real quick segments. Caught faster. We've
got we've got this game. We did
we got it from five below. We
will go on there spend 10 bucks.
Okay, so good. He got me out of school one day because he wanted
to go to five below with me.
And also it was a doctor's appointment
was yeah, it was after a doctor's appointment. So it was
okay.
So the game is called VAs my jam. Your original song guessing
game. So basically how the game was played. Okay, with kazoos.
Dad. It came with kazoos.
Oh my gosh, we
have seven kazoos these kazoos are
garbage here let me blow on one of the really bad because it was
it came with a game No, no. Okay.
It was trying to be good. All right, he would not so here's
here's the one that came with the game
they're terrible. They're terrible is the
one that we bought? Like you could
you know, okay, you're way too close to your mic with it.
But I'm letting them know the difference right?
I know. I know. But you got much better much better. You couldn't
tell too much of a difference because if you're too close
I could
are you arguing with me about the sound quality of the hate
the stupid sound? Okay, so anyway, the point of the game
grow super annoying. Oh, skip if you don't want to hear because
you know Yeah, so basically, it's a bunch of cards with two
different songs on each card. And oh, that's a crappy one.
crap because and basically, you you try and you try and hum it
out on the kazoo and then you try and guess the song. So I'm
going to do one and little is going to do one pick pick pick
one of these cards. And we want you to guess to guess what song
we're doing
Joe booster grams and send
it in a booster gram. Or mail at FunFactFriday.com All right, or
Twitter at Fun Fact Friday one. So here we go. Let's see this
fun one that people will know. That isn't just Okay, well I'm
gonna do a super easy one for our first go round. Are you
ready? Here we go. Alright
you don't know what it is. You don't know what it is? Oh my
gosh. Wait no, no waiting. No.
No, here's here's here's my
friend. You're gonna have to rate our performances also.
Know It sounds like the wrong song.
Mr. Sandman, it
was not what I was going for it. So it's not Mr. Sammon goes.
Okay, wait. Okay, I'm starting the chorus because I don't know
how to how to do the beginning if I was telling you, Mr. Damon.
Oh my god.
You gotta get that one.
No, it's so easy. All right, find the easy one. So yeah, hit
us up with what your guesses are for the songs and we will reveal
them next week. And yeah, let us know. And the other segment that
I wanted to maybe get started is I want to make a a conscious
effort to watch a movie a week with you. Okay, either neither
either neither of us has seen or you haven't seen. All right. And
this week, we went and saw the Mario movie. The new one, not
the one with Bob Hoskins from those peaches, peaches, peaches,
peaches, peaches, peaches, peaches, peaches, peaches,
peaches? Here's my review of the movie. It was a standard kids
movie. That was held up. I'm making a whole lot of noise
putting this game back in the box. Sorry. Thank you. Okay, so
yeah, it was a standard kids movie that was held up by retro
references to Mario games. And
I got some guys the music clap for me.
But it was very entertaining. Don't expect a masterpiece of
cinema expected time, especially if you played the Mario games or
the any of the Mario games in the whole franchise, Mario Kart
any of them. You were Donkey Kong Country, D. K. And there
are so many easter eggs. If you go like frame by frame, you're
gonna see stuff in the first 20 minutes. Hundreds, hundreds,
hundreds of references to Nintendo's early days. And it
was good stuff. It was a fun entertaining movie. And it was
light hearted. And lots of Oh, I know that is so
and the Coke machine at the machine at the movie theater
didn't work. So oops. Yeah,
it's irritating. It was paying $47 for a drink and don't work.
Popcorn. So yeah, that was that's I give it I don't know
what how do we want to do this? We're Fun Fact Friday. That's
three F's. So I give it I give it three F's out of three?
Yes, I'm sorry. I give it three out of three. All right. Yeah.
So next week, Rotten Tomatoes scale. What do you give it?
Oh, Rotten Tomatoes scale? I don't know what you mean. When
tomatoes
is like, would you? How much do you think other people should
see this? Like, is it worth other people's time?
Well, I can't have 100 I can't say that for other people.
Because I don't know their their history. Is it life changing?
No. No, it's not on
a scale of one to 100 how life changing is it?
Like? Like this? Movies? My gosh, movies are not necessarily
supposed to be life changing?
How do you?
So I don't know. After confirming your email address,
you rate No, it's not a life changing movie. Very few movies
are life changing. But that's not why I watch a movie,
especially something called the Super Mario Brothers movie. I
got to watch that. Because I want to take a reading see fun
stuff happen. If we're going on like a scale of one to 10 I'd
give it a solid eight and a half. I give it a really good. I
wouldn't give it a nine. Because anything nine or over, I'm going
to want to watch like once a year. Because you know how often
I watch a movie that I've already seen very, very rarely.
So if I'm gonna want to watch it once a year, that's a nine or
more.
You have like zero nines.
Very No, I like I watched the Lord of the Rings. I tried to
watch Lord of the Rings about once a year. Princess Bride. I
watched that around once a year. There's a there's a couple of
them in there that I'll watch over and over Idiocracy.
I need to watch that sometimes.
Yeah, I've looked through it. But I still want to watch it
though. But anyway, yeah, I want to try give us some movie six.
Just suggestions that maybe Leila hasn't seen. That will be
awesome. Maybe I'll get a little list going on on the next cloud
server of movie suggestions. Or you just do it in a mastodon
post? Yeah, yeah. Just at Fun Fact Friday at social media
media.com I know that's long. But you can just look us up on
the on the fediverse where we're out there you can get to us.
Yeah, that's Mastodon is no, spring the fediverse to get
later when we're not on the mic, because it's confusing. It's a
whole thing. It's not confusing. It's just it's, it's a whole
thing.
Well, for now, I'm gonna call it the cheese verse.
The cheese verse. Cheese verse.com. So registering
domains like crazy. I've got a couple of new ones. I will be
landing a lot of my new stuff that I'm making over at Cool guy
dot FYI, I haven't made anything on there yet. And we also have
another domain taking, yes. What it's taken, if there's anything
on it, it's taken. Like if something comes up when you go
to the site, then it has been registered. What is is that is a
what's called a placeholder page. The person who owns it.
There's these companies that will basically make a
placeholder page for you. And if you click any of those, they're
basically ads. Gotcha. So that just sits there and hopefully
makes money for them. All right, until somebody buys
so we can take the cheese verse. Nope, no cheese verse for
us. not.com Maybe dot FYI or dot fun. Maybe. Maybe. Look, dot fun
is expensive, I believe. Yeah. All right, folks. Well, let us
know if you got any suggestions for us on topics. We're always
looking for topics and we will redo a topic that we've already
done. But he will just link to part two yet make Part Two, and
we've never done before. Yeah, just you know remastered reboot.
reboot of the pokimane episode. We should make a reboot of our
first episode. Yeah, we should go back and redo scripted we
were back oh my gosh we have today air.
It was 15 minutes long.
Hi Leila so we're gonna be doing Hi dad.
Okay, so my first
you need to you need to up the change the octave of your voice
about three times before we started talking because your
voice has changed so much. Anyway, Alright folks, we'll see
you next time and hopefully the or the road caster is not
bugging out on me and we're gonna see how this works okay,
so that's where let's see if Kyle's here
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