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Speaker 2: What's happening they're laughing about? Seth hey Core, yes, sir,
Speaker 2: check this out from the Atlantic. What one hundred million
Speaker 2: volts do to the body and mind? The odds are
Speaker 2: being struck by lightning in America in a given year
Speaker 2: about one in one point two million, which is.
Speaker 3: Way I mean those are so.
Speaker 4: Does that mean that?
Speaker 5: Does that mean about three hundred or so people a
Speaker 5: year get struck by lightning?
Speaker 4: Is that how they're coming up with that number?
Speaker 3: I guess so.
Speaker 2: Yeah. A defibrillator how do you say defibrillator? That's how
Speaker 2: you say it, right, Yeah, delivers up to one thousand
Speaker 2: volts to a patient's heart an inmates execution by the
Speaker 2: electric chair, typically it's about two thousand vaults a typical
Speaker 2: lightning strike one hundred million volts.
Speaker 4: Then or not?
Speaker 6: So?
Speaker 5: Then why don't we just put like Bundy at the
Speaker 5: top of a flag pole during a storm and just
Speaker 5: say have at it.
Speaker 4: Yeah, if you survive, you can go home. Exactly.
Speaker 6: You survive this, then there's the door, here's a backpack,
Speaker 6: go on your way.
Speaker 4: You have the here's a granola bar, or two.
Speaker 5: Have the best day you could possibly have, best of
Speaker 5: luckt head teddy raised us.
Speaker 2: Through the body in milliseconds, and therefore some people live.
Speaker 2: Some people blackout instantly, like core att a bowling alley.
Speaker 5: Or why I hit my niana front loading or washing machine,
Speaker 5: took a drink from zero.
Speaker 2: Others recall the moment vividly, as if in slow motion,
Speaker 2: the flash of light widening out all visions, the sound,
Speaker 2: which many survivors say is the loudest thing they've ever heard.
Speaker 2: I can imagine the pain for some is excruciating, yet
Speaker 2: others felt no pain at all. One of them said,
Speaker 2: I just felt an incredible pulsing, a burning sensation from
Speaker 2: head to toe, a great article in the atlanting being
Speaker 2: struck by lightning.
Speaker 3: Incredible.
Speaker 6: That's uh, that's terrifying, Yeah, terrifying. Yeah, that's just one
Speaker 6: of the endless reasons why I don't go outside. Yeah,
Speaker 6: well said even like on a day like today.
Speaker 3: Talk though you might get struck by lightning. Sitting right
Speaker 3: there's the.
Speaker 7: Blue sky is intimidating.
Speaker 4: Yeah, you never know. Rogue, Yeah, go rogue.
Speaker 2: In some cases, the damage is immediately apparent. Lightning, in
Speaker 2: addition to being very bright and very loud, is very hot.
Speaker 2: As you can imagine, the air around it can hit
Speaker 2: temperatures about five times hotter than the surface of the sun,
Speaker 2: so it can sing or burn people. The shockwave from
Speaker 2: the strike and fling victims a great distance. Breaking bones
Speaker 2: are causing concussions as they land. The current inscribes some
Speaker 2: victims skin with mysterious scar like patterns called Lichtenberg figures,
Speaker 2: which resemble the limbs of a barren tree. I gotta
Speaker 2: see that. It's l H T E. N Berg Lichtenberg figures.
Speaker 2: But just as often survivors manifest no burns, no bruises,
Speaker 2: and no scars.
Speaker 3: Are you looking at it?
Speaker 7: Yes, looks like the sky on Stranger Things.
Speaker 4: Yeah, it's like yeah, literally, it is like tree veins.
Speaker 3: Wow, look at that.
Speaker 4: That looks like a tattoo. No, thank you. I mean
Speaker 4: it's got to be an outline of your nervous system.
Speaker 7: I wonder.
Speaker 4: Yeah, yeah, yeah, mhmm. Gross.
Speaker 3: Anyway, so they.
Speaker 2: Go really cool article and uh, fascinating, fascinating. Another one
Speaker 2: dude to get struck by like lightning like seven and
Speaker 2: then ended up dying by suicide because he was like, well,
Speaker 2: I guess you want me up there?
Speaker 8: Yeah, yeah, mathematically does not seem to I know.
Speaker 4: Yeah.
Speaker 2: He was a forest ranger I think, and literally got
Speaker 2: struck by lightning so many times and I was.
Speaker 3: Like, well, okay, the Lord wants me. Yeah, right for real.
Speaker 4: It's true story, Royce Sullivan. There you go recognize me.
Speaker 1: The Guinness bookle World records the only person to survive
Speaker 1: being struck by lightning seven different times.
Speaker 7: Well, he survived those, but.
Speaker 4: Could he not avoid rainstorms?
Speaker 3: I don't know. I don't know. It's great, I don't know.
Speaker 4: All right, two part question. Yes, this is according to.
Speaker 5: The Lightning Safety Council.
Speaker 3: Yeah.
Speaker 4: I was a part of that.
Speaker 5: From twenty sixteen through last year, so essentially the last decade.
Speaker 5: What states had the most deaths by lightning stray deaths
Speaker 5: by good question?
Speaker 2: Okay, let's do this and be smart about it. It's
Speaker 2: probably Florida.
Speaker 4: That's not bad. That's not a bad.
Speaker 1: Guess is that lightning down there, something else it is
Speaker 1: and people are just not real bright.
Speaker 7: Is it like an oak Leclaho tornado? Stormy?
Speaker 4: Like maybe it's just down New York people being on buildings.
Speaker 1: Yeah, but they got a lot of lightning rods to
Speaker 1: protect them.
Speaker 4: Oh, I know, lighting d no rod.
Speaker 9: And this is amazing most most for most, not most
Speaker 9: per capita, right, no, just most, yep, not per capita.
Speaker 5: This number of deaths is lightning strike sixteen through twenty five.
Speaker 4: No, no, not per capita. Okay, just overall.
Speaker 3: Okay, got it?
Speaker 7: Did we say it yet?
Speaker 4: Yeah? Florida, Florida, Florida with fifty one.
Speaker 6: Yeah.
Speaker 4: The next closest is Texas with twenty one. Now, let's
Speaker 4: try this.
Speaker 5: In that time span from sixteen to twenty five, according
Speaker 5: to the Lightning Safety Council, how many deaths do the
Speaker 5: state of Minnesota have?
Speaker 4: Couple, I'm going to say fourteen eight seven.
Speaker 5: I've been according to this, Alaska, Connecticut, Delaware, Hawaii, Idaho, Iowa, Maine, Massachusetts, Minnesota, Nevada,
Speaker 5: New Hampshire, New Mexico, Oregon, Rhode Island, South Dakota, Vermont, Washington,
Speaker 5: and West.
Speaker 4: Virginia had zero in the last ten years. Good for us.
Speaker 4: We're doing it. We're doing it.
Speaker 5: So the top the top five Florida number one with
Speaker 5: fifty one, Texas twenty one, Alabama and North Carolina each
Speaker 5: have eleven in Colorado nine.
Speaker 6: Those are your top five or bottom five, depending on
Speaker 6: how you look at it.
Speaker 4: Greasy, yep, fun right.
Speaker 9: Yeah, Zach as a storm hunter, WHOA have you had
Speaker 9: much experience with lightning?
Speaker 4: You just had a close call?
Speaker 1: No, I would say, oddly enough, the closest call we
Speaker 1: had was there was a cloud of ground strike that
Speaker 1: went down across the street from us, and the explosions
Speaker 1: sound that came from that was, I mean, rock the house.
Speaker 1: The whole place vibrated, and that was about a scary
Speaker 1: of a weather moment. I think I've ever been a
Speaker 1: part of that. Lightning is is crazy. So and that's
Speaker 1: when you were home home. Yeah all right, all right.
Speaker 4: Try this. So I want you to go first.
Speaker 5: What me He just mentioned lightning striking the ground in
Speaker 5: the US, just the US, not the world. In the US,
Speaker 5: approximately how many lightning strikes hit the ground every year?
Speaker 5: US only lightning strikes had hit the ground.
Speaker 4: How many? Can I ask a follow up? Sure? Like
Speaker 4: this hitting a tree count Yeah, yeah, okay, hit the ground.
Speaker 5: It just it just can't be, you know, lightning in
Speaker 5: the sky. It has to strike something on the ground.
Speaker 5: In the US US alone, how many per year?
Speaker 4: Five thousand?
Speaker 10: Oo?
Speaker 5: Dude, what five thousand? It's like one forty million. Oh,
Speaker 5: that's a forty million a year hit the ground.
Speaker 4: How would I have known that?
Speaker 7: I had no idea if it was exactly I remember.
Speaker 9: I remember we've talked about this before, and I remember
Speaker 9: it was a lot more than I thought. But I
Speaker 9: was still gonna go with like ten thousand. Well do
Speaker 9: you remember.
Speaker 5: Remember Sauce famously called bs when we said there's lightning
Speaker 5: striking essentially every second of every day somewhere on planet Earth.
Speaker 4: He's like, no way, look outside, this guy, look nice.
Speaker 4: There's no care be lightning everywhere. There's none here. He
Speaker 4: just didn't believe it. Thank you.
Speaker 2: At the end of the article, there's a group of
Speaker 2: people they gather at a conference who've been struck by
Speaker 2: lighting multiple times or say they have been.
Speaker 3: There's not any way to prove it.
Speaker 4: You can die.
Speaker 2: It's really incredible the different ranges of whether people believe
Speaker 2: they're just unlucky, or if if there's some kind of
Speaker 2: defined aspect to it. It's it's pretty incredible. It's an
Speaker 2: interesting story. But there's one lady who believes she's been
Speaker 2: struck seven times.
Speaker 3: Wow, she's a school teacher.
Speaker 5: Well, let's all right, let's take let's take higher powers
Speaker 5: out of this, and let's say it is just complete randomization.
Speaker 4: Right.
Speaker 5: The odds are being struck by lightning in the US
Speaker 5: are roughly one in one point two million in a
Speaker 5: given year, So for a lifetime, it would be roughly
Speaker 5: one in fifteen thousand, three hundred.
Speaker 4: So if you go to a Wolves game, right like
Speaker 4: you go to you go to night a better chance
Speaker 4: to geting struck by lightning.
Speaker 5: You essentially, but one view one of them, and you're
Speaker 5: one of you is going to get struck by lightning one.
Speaker 4: So to be struck seven times, you would.
Speaker 6: Probably start to think something doesn't add up here, how
Speaker 6: it keeps happening to me? But of course that's how
Speaker 6: averages and odds work. Is like you around a roulette
Speaker 6: wheel and you're like, there's no way it's going to
Speaker 6: be a four again, It's.
Speaker 4: Like, well, yeah, yeah it does.
Speaker 2: Podcast stay with me, this matters, I promise, I'm going
Speaker 2: to get there. Listen to podcast history about the plague
Speaker 2: Black Thank you, thank you, Yeah yeah, And it was
Speaker 2: really in depth in a way I'd never heard it before.
Speaker 2: And they cited these different people who were alive at
Speaker 2: the time who wrote about it. But then they cited
Speaker 2: this this group of doctors, because you know, this is
Speaker 2: we're talking a long time ago. We're talking doctors who
Speaker 2: really believed essentially astrology. They believed that's how they determined
Speaker 2: why things happened. And they believe that there was some
Speaker 2: kind of thing that happened in this in the universe
Speaker 2: that created some kind of gases that came down to
Speaker 2: Earth and made.
Speaker 3: The plague happen.
Speaker 2: That's the only way they could explain it because they
Speaker 2: only had the knowledge they had, right. But the person
Speaker 2: who did the podcast made the connection said, you know,
Speaker 2: what they said was there were gases that came down
Speaker 2: to earth, so if you live in these populated areas,
Speaker 2: that must be where the gas is, so you better
Speaker 2: stay inside. And so basically what he was saying is
Speaker 2: they were wrong, but their inference from their knowledge was right.
Speaker 2: They needed to not mix with big groups of people
Speaker 2: because of germs. But they didn't know what germs was.
Speaker 2: They thought it was gas. But their conclusions were right
Speaker 2: based on the knowledge they had, you know what I mean,
Speaker 2: And I had no idea. Doctors literally used astrology back
Speaker 2: then to determine the causes of diseases.
Speaker 5: You guys have a couple of you guys who been
Speaker 5: to Scotland as well, right and brow do you guys
Speaker 5: ever do that? We did that tour, like the plague
Speaker 5: tour that's right down the Royal Mile there. It's the
Speaker 5: most depressing thing of all time because you go down
Speaker 5: to these underground or these little places, we're essentially that
Speaker 5: the town was living back during the plague, and they
Speaker 5: have like recreations of what family setups would look like,
Speaker 5: and they're over in the corner is like a four
Speaker 5: year old with the plague, and they have him or
Speaker 5: her looking like what a plague victim would look like.
Speaker 5: And when we were there, Harper was like eleven. She
Speaker 5: was like, that's what I'm like, Well, yeah, that kid's dead.
Speaker 5: I mean dead because it's hundreds of years ago. But
Speaker 5: it's also like, yeah, that kid had no chance. There's
Speaker 5: no you know, there's no doctor back in the day
Speaker 5: saving that kid. It's over it's hard to watch, even
Speaker 5: though it's so far in the past. It's like, man,
Speaker 5: these people had no chance just depressing his help.
Speaker 6: It's hard to have fun on a vacation when you
Speaker 6: get I'll do that though the wife wanted to go
Speaker 6: on the plague tour.
Speaker 2: Listen, man, here's the thing. Really, think about what I'm saying.
Speaker 2: We all lived through COVID right. Luckily we're talking thirteen
Speaker 2: forty six to thirteen fifty three. The Black Death passed
Speaker 2: by the way they figured out by fleas. They think
Speaker 2: fifty million people died. Fifty million people died, so almost
Speaker 2: everyone you know, half the people you knew, died. So
Speaker 2: it got so bad that people stopped taking care of
Speaker 2: their loved ones when they got sick because they didn't
Speaker 2: want to die. Right, And you would like literally take
Speaker 2: your dad relative, whether it be your child or your dad,
Speaker 2: and put them outside your house downstairs, and you don't
Speaker 2: pick up your dad.
Speaker 3: That's not no, inaccurate.
Speaker 4: That's what they did.
Speaker 5: And this sounds like I'm stating the obvious. But it's
Speaker 5: not like they had five thousand square foot homes. They
Speaker 5: had the entire family in like a twenty by twenty
Speaker 5: space like you're all right on top of each other,
Speaker 5: so if one of you gets it, you probably all
Speaker 5: get it.
Speaker 4: Yes, that's hideous, unbelievable.
Speaker 3: The lady in the podcast.
Speaker 2: That the Black Plague and the amount of people that
Speaker 2: died changed the global weather patterns because there were so
Speaker 2: many fewer fires being burned because there were so many
Speaker 2: fewer people to burn fires, so it changed the weather
Speaker 2: on the globe.
Speaker 3: I know, think about that.
Speaker 5: Crazy anyway, Now you fast forward to March sixteenth of
Speaker 5: twenty twenty six and for a handful of minutes, Saucea's
Speaker 5: garage door wouldn't close.
Speaker 6: Yeah, but it was because I had my recycling been
Speaker 6: in the way, but I didn't know that.
Speaker 4: My announces.
Speaker 6: Yeah, I would have involved. If I was born five
Speaker 6: hundred years ago, I would be dead by the age
Speaker 6: of like one. I'm not smart.
Speaker 3: By the age of one.
Speaker 6: I would have been a freak show with my huge
Speaker 6: head to be able to survived longer. Maybe they would
Speaker 6: have protected me. Maybe they would have thought you were
Speaker 6: the chosen one. They would have thought you were royalty.
Speaker 4: Yeah, you would just be rich.
Speaker 3: Quasimoto come here.
Speaker 9: Expand on the topic of science trying to figure stuff
Speaker 9: out or trying to figure stuff out. Have you ever
Speaker 9: read Zen and the Outer Motorcycle Maintenance Chris? Has anybody
Speaker 9: else the originally No, I haven't read that one. No,
Speaker 9: oh my, well, it's a dad book, like the book
Speaker 9: that all the Gen X dads read. It was a
Speaker 9: point in their life. Anyway, It's a fascinating both fictional
Speaker 9: story but also discussion on rhetoric generally is what it's
Speaker 9: really about. But one of the main points he has
Speaker 9: in there is that given a finite number of facts,
Speaker 9: there's an infinite number of ways to explain that finite
Speaker 9: number of facts. It's just a matter of how creative
Speaker 9: you are and what ends up being adopted by the
Speaker 9: scientific community at a given point time is the one
Speaker 9: that sounds the best. It's got to fit all of
Speaker 9: the facts, and which one kind of makes the most
Speaker 9: sense given the culture that they're in. So, for instance,
Speaker 9: when things fall to the ground, there was an explanation
Speaker 9: of that before there was gravity. That explanation was that
Speaker 9: everything has a certain amount of earthness to it, and
Speaker 9: because it has earthness to it, it would go back
Speaker 9: to the earth it would fall, That's where it would
Speaker 9: naturally be attracted tokay. And the reason that changed is
Speaker 9: because they started recognizing that, hey, it looks like these
Speaker 9: we're starting to recognize that the planets orbit around the Sun.
Speaker 9: How does that work? And the answer was, well, if
Speaker 9: we change the earthness thing to you know, a large
Speaker 9: mass of matter and it has some level that any
Speaker 9: large mass of matter has an attractiveness to it. It
Speaker 9: not only explains why the apple falls to the ground,
Speaker 9: it also explains why the Earth circles the Sun. Right,
Speaker 9: And that was gospel to the point where Einstein came
Speaker 9: along and he's like, yeah, now we've got these other
Speaker 9: facts that are in there, right, and now it's like
Speaker 9: no matter is matter that is big enough bends space
Speaker 9: and it bends time. And as it bends space, that
Speaker 9: means gravity. That's what you're viewing when something flows towards
Speaker 9: a big object. It is the bending of space. And
Speaker 9: that also includes Matterer time. And that's where you get
Speaker 9: the movie like uh, Interstellar, Interstellar, which I finally saw.
Speaker 4: I saw it in a theater too. He was showing
Speaker 4: you in a theater. Anyway. The point is is that
Speaker 4: that is how science works. And here with the full
Speaker 4: recap of the last sixty seconds is the fans. Paul
Speaker 4: Lambert some motorcycle book. Hawk. Did you read it? Yeah? Max,
Speaker 4: have you read it?
Speaker 6: No?
Speaker 4: I haven't read that.
Speaker 6: One Earth is a thing. And before we knew, we
Speaker 6: would just pray to the sky. And then we were like, wait,
Speaker 6: what about the ground. We'll pray to the ground. And
Speaker 6: then Einstein showed up and was like, you're all idiots.
Speaker 6: Look at the apple fall from the tree. And then
Speaker 6: he invented the telephone. I don't know, man, I don't
Speaker 6: know what he's talking about. Matter and space and gravity
Speaker 6: and time.
Speaker 5: Ben Sauce in the Battle between the immovable object and
Speaker 5: the unstoppable forest, the winner is Gravity.
Speaker 4: Great film, right, Hawk, Gravity.
Speaker 2: Yeah, I'm gonna tell you. I'm gonna tell you just
Speaker 2: three more things I learned history. I'm gonna be quick,
Speaker 2: I promise, But I love these podcasts. I'll tell you
Speaker 2: what the name of the podcast in a minut I'm
Speaker 2: gonna tell you're gonna want to listen.
Speaker 3: Mars this is a great podcast. Number one.
Speaker 2: There's a chapel called the Chapel of Saint James in Cambridge, England,
Speaker 2: one of the city's oldest and smallest buildings. It dates
Speaker 2: back to eleven twenty five and it began as a
Speaker 2: leper colony and that building still stands there. Wow, there's
Speaker 2: an episode of this podcast called Inside a Medieval leper
Speaker 2: Colony about it, and it's fascinating.
Speaker 3: That's number one.
Speaker 2: Number two, there was a gentleman in the seventeenth century.
Speaker 2: We've all heard of the witch hunts back in England. Okay,
Speaker 2: we know about the sale of witch hunts, but we
Speaker 2: know there's there was a bigger one back in England,
Speaker 2: right It was led by a guy named Matthew Hopkins
Speaker 2: who called himself named himself the witch Finder General.
Speaker 3: That's a true story.
Speaker 7: Look it up.
Speaker 3: The guy was.
Speaker 2: Very similar to some things we might read about in
Speaker 2: the news today, decided he was the guy who could
Speaker 2: find out what do we do? Witches were right, and
Speaker 2: so we went around and around one hundred women and
Speaker 2: a couple of men were executed for being witches because
Speaker 2: this guy decided.
Speaker 3: They were witches. Okay, true story?
Speaker 2: Or wait, who was the Witchfinder General's name of the thing?
Speaker 2: And I'm listening to one right now about the Black
Speaker 2: Death as well. So anyway, the name of this podcast
Speaker 2: that I've been listening to is called after dark myths,
Speaker 2: misdeeds and the paranormal and it's fascinating.
Speaker 3: There you go, all right, thank you.
Speaker 5: The podcast I listened to yesterday just told me that
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Speaker 6: The podcast yesterday told me they were having a watch
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Speaker 4: You want to go?
Speaker 5: We're going two weeks from today, basically because I'll go
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Speaker 7: I didn't think you were serious.
Speaker 5: We're always serious about Vegas. You know it's the greatest
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Speaker 5: the Gophers play Baylor? Would you be cheering for the
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Speaker 9: Believe I think I think I did be watching the
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Speaker 9: Do you believe that this tournament is.
Speaker 5: More important than the NCAA tournament because it's in Vegas
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Speaker 4: Of course, where's the tournament? Where's the final four? This
Speaker 4: year Indianapolis? Yeah, much better than the Gophers really lucked out. Yeah,
Speaker 4: I think it's in Vegas. Next year, isn't it. Where
Speaker 4: is it in Las Vegas? Uh?
Speaker 1: Well, this year's Yeah, the quarterfinals are at MGM Grand
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Speaker 3: It's just a it's a mirage.
Speaker 4: That was still one of my favorite bits. And when
Speaker 4: they I think it was when they knocked.
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Speaker 4: And Twitter was just like EXCaliber please please.
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Speaker 5: I'm gonna start with a a with a slightly non
Speaker 5: topical question, because the Oscars were two days ago. I
Speaker 5: know hockey, You and Max Boll said that Train Dreams
Speaker 5: was essentially the only one of the Best Picture nominations
Speaker 5: you had not seen, right, So you guys both wanted
Speaker 5: to see it, not because it won or because it
Speaker 5: caught your attention on Sunday, just because that's the only
Speaker 5: one you hadn't seen. Let's just finish off the list, right,
Speaker 5: But for the rest of us, is there a movie
Speaker 5: that had a moment at all on Sunday that now
Speaker 5: you seem super motivated post off to be like, man,
Speaker 5: I really should have seen that movie that looks really good.
Speaker 4: Like has the Has the Oscar Bump impacted any of you? Nope,
Speaker 4: not one either watched.
Speaker 6: But even reading the stories about Sinners winning or one
Speaker 6: battle after another winning, and you're like, man, I should
Speaker 6: have seen that movie.
Speaker 4: I should have seen both Sinners and one Battle after another,
Speaker 4: but I haven't.
Speaker 7: There's still time.
Speaker 4: Saw Interstellar like a week again.
Speaker 10: We'll get your Sinners review in twenty thirty. Yeah, yeah,
Speaker 10: Twins baseball Watch How great is Interstellar? Is it not fantastic?
Speaker 10: It was fantastics fantastic? Very confusing, but very is that
Speaker 10: Nolan Christopher Nolan? Yeah, Yeah, that's Corey Nolan Ryan, he
Speaker 10: wrote the movie.
Speaker 3: He's in it.
Speaker 4: What who does he play in the movie?
Speaker 3: Speech?
Speaker 4: What?
Speaker 6: Oh?
Speaker 4: A flaming hot cheeto shaped like the Pokemon?
Speaker 2: Is it?
Speaker 6: Sharizar the Goat sold at an auction for eighty seven thousand,
Speaker 6: eight hundred and forty dollars last year.
Speaker 4: Guinness says it is the highest price paid for a
Speaker 4: video game. Likeness corn snack. They have the rent What
Speaker 4: I said corn again?
Speaker 10: Wow that I'm gonna summon something. The more we do
Speaker 10: they call it shido tzard.
Speaker 4: Him not to call you that. It actually looks like it.
Speaker 4: Eighty seven thousand, look at it dollars.
Speaker 11: I'm giving my favorite. Put a picture of the rebsides.
Speaker 11: That's incredible.
Speaker 4: I think my friend was told me that.
Speaker 10: I don't I like the stats, but I think he
Speaker 10: was telling me the Pokemon is the biggest IP in
Speaker 10: the world right now?
Speaker 3: What is IP?
Speaker 10: I'm sorry, like the intellectual property? Okay, because those Pokemon
Speaker 10: cards are Disney, They're bigger than the Pokemon cards are
Speaker 10: more than the stock market right now. I mean every
Speaker 10: single country, just anecdotally I've ever been to.
Speaker 4: I see Pikachu, so I think I Pokemon.
Speaker 10: Between Pokemon Go, the cards, the game, the show, I
Speaker 10: think they they're one of, if not the biggest ipl shocked.
Speaker 5: Speaking of value, a couple of weeks ago, we mentioned
Speaker 5: that the rhino that Jim Carrey climbed out of its butt.
Speaker 5: Oh yeah, and ace Ventura too when Nature Calls is
Speaker 5: up for auction and we were talking about, maybe let's
Speaker 5: pull our money and let's buy this rhino, say that
Speaker 5: we own the rhino with the butt berth ugh.
Speaker 4: In fact, that's exactly what it's called.
Speaker 5: The Planet Hollywood Collection ace Ventura's screen matched oversized mechanical
Speaker 5: butt berth rhino. The estimate was four to eight thousand
Speaker 5: dollars and four or five of us we're gonna pull
Speaker 5: our money and we're like, let's let's jump in on this.
Speaker 5: The auction closes, I think it's in a couple of days.
Speaker 4: Let me see here.
Speaker 6: It closes on either Thursday or Friday, based on action.
Speaker 6: What do you think the current bids for the butt
Speaker 6: berth rhino is I mean.
Speaker 5: And by the way, before you answered you want in,
Speaker 5: you want to invest, I do not votus.
Speaker 4: You want in ten.
Speaker 10: Grand seven ten thousand, Max, So I I feel like
Speaker 10: it's that the same whatever you said before.
Speaker 4: The original price, Yeah what Max said.
Speaker 5: The estimate was four thousand to eight thousand dollars. The
Speaker 5: starting bid was two thousand dollars with a couple of
Speaker 5: days ago. The current bid for the butt Birth Rhino
Speaker 5: from Ace Matura to is twenty thousand dollars.
Speaker 3: What damn man, that's a hell of a thing now.
Speaker 5: Yeah, man, I'm telling you we could make some money.
Speaker 5: We bring it to the State Fair every Power Trip appearance.
Speaker 6: We ye bring the rhino. You want to get in
Speaker 6: the rhino, you gotta pay it for it. Give us
Speaker 6: twenty bucks. Yeah, get in there. You want pictures with
Speaker 6: the butt Birth Rhino, Tommy, you'll buy a season pass.
Speaker 4: Tommy. You gotta enter from the side by. There's a door.
Speaker 5: Whoa twenty thousand dollars. There's been twenty seven bids so far.
Speaker 5: It's up to twenty k.
Speaker 3: I'm not coming out.
Speaker 4: I live here now.
Speaker 8: The Jesus Toast sold for twenty eight thousand dollars and
Speaker 8: also with you, thank you. The toast, the slice of
Speaker 8: toast that had, I mean looks like Jesus face where
Speaker 8: it's like burnt twenty eight k.
Speaker 7: So if we could, you know, manipulate a toaster.
Speaker 4: Doesn't that like?
Speaker 5: How do you is that deteriorate? How do you how
Speaker 5: do you get how do you get the toast to
Speaker 5: stay like that forever? Do you just have to spray
Speaker 5: it with some chemical to freeze it for eternity? Otherwise
Speaker 5: it's gonna just waste away or the Lord never waste.
Speaker 4: Yeah, well said, hey, do you want to do a
Speaker 4: quick scene with me?
Speaker 1: Sure?
Speaker 4: All right?
Speaker 5: You're tom and you have climbed inside of the butt
Speaker 5: berth window and now the door is locked and we're
Speaker 5: trying to ask you to leave the So say what
Speaker 5: you said?
Speaker 4: Go ahead? Oh Greg, Tommy, just come on, man, somebody
Speaker 4: else's turn. I'm not coming out, Tommy. We need you
Speaker 4: to come out.
Speaker 5: I'm married, Tommy, Tommy, Tommy, you've you've been in there
Speaker 5: for twenty minutes, Tommy, it is it's time you just
Speaker 5: came out.
Speaker 4: Got out your of course you can. There's a line.
Speaker 4: I we know it's you. We know it's you. Yeah, Tommy,
Speaker 4: just come.
Speaker 3: Out of there, can send in here.
Speaker 6: No, Tommy, We're all out here, and every single one
Speaker 6: of us wants you to come out the center, brilliant
Speaker 6: may here's the side door to.
Speaker 4: Come out.
Speaker 5: So somebody tried to do a mathematical scientific breakdown of
Speaker 5: the luckiest state because it's Saint Patrick's Day. They said,
Speaker 5: pure luck, pure luck, stuff like the lottery, things like
Speaker 5: lightning strikes, Irish population percentage, whatever that means. Financial luck
Speaker 5: like cost of living, in affordability, and then lifestyle and
Speaker 5: safety luck like natural disasters, car accident and divorce rates.
Speaker 4: So all these things.
Speaker 5: Together just like things that can go well for you
Speaker 5: or things that can.
Speaker 4: Go poorly for you.
Speaker 5: The luckiest state according to this data in the US.
Speaker 5: And you guess Montana, Montana is not in the top ten.
Speaker 4: Minnesota's gotta be.
Speaker 5: Minnesota is third, Third, Nevada. My guess is they're close
Speaker 5: to the bottom. No, No, Pennsylvania.
Speaker 4: Pennsylvania is fourth, California.
Speaker 6: Is there, North Dakota, neither of the Dakota's Oregon, No, Florida,
Speaker 6: I know, Iowa is.
Speaker 5: Second, sixth or seventh. Chicago's a city, Oh, Missouri Chicago.
Speaker 5: State is a two word states, New Hampshire, New Hampshire.
Speaker 5: You nailed it, New Hampshire, New Hampshire's answer, Then Iowa,
Speaker 5: but then Minnesota's third.
Speaker 4: That's nice.
Speaker 6: Do you feel like you feel like you're lucky some Yeah,
Speaker 6: I'm very lucky. I'm lucky to have all of you.
Speaker 4: You are you really are? I am especially two of
Speaker 4: you stream real quick. Okay, hold on, you're making me
Speaker 4: look like a dummy again.
Speaker 3: Gotta look.
Speaker 4: And also with you splash, look at you? Watch? Is
Speaker 4: this the cheeto bit? Oh, it's Jesus toasts. Jesus toast
Speaker 4: next year. Oh my gosh, Jesus toast looks more like
Speaker 4: dollar and drag.
Speaker 3: Wow.
Speaker 4: But I don't put a whaler's head on Jesus toast
Speaker 4: unless that's secretly. Yeah. That definitely just looks like toast
Speaker 4: that was naturally burnt WOA twenty twenty five.
Speaker 5: The comeback continues for vinyl records, over a billion dollars
Speaker 5: in sales last year for the first time since nineteen
Speaker 5: eighty three.
Speaker 4: It's jee Taylor Swift's vinyls it really is. Yeah.
Speaker 5: Taylor Swift's The Life of a Showgirl was the top
Speaker 5: selling vinyl of twenty twenty five, and that included eight
Speaker 5: different versions, and the soundtrack for K Pop Demon Hunters
Speaker 5: also is gigantic eat different versions.
Speaker 4: So all about this?
Speaker 5: Forty six point eight million records Vinyl records were sold
Speaker 5: twenty nine point five million CDs.
Speaker 4: Wow, CDs are kind of back too.
Speaker 3: CD's nuts, Tommy's.
Speaker 4: Coming out of the Rhino.
Speaker 5: A man in Pennsylvania is facing animal cruelty charges after
Speaker 5: allegedly giving the marijuana and beer to his pet parakeet
Speaker 5: every day.
Speaker 4: What now, hear me out?
Speaker 6: Not trying to get an email from peta not the
Speaker 6: guy from Hunger Games, Papa.
Speaker 4: If you're gonna give marijuana an animal? Yeah, just asking
Speaker 4: for a clarification.
Speaker 5: That's illegal if you're gonna give one to any animal.
Speaker 5: Isn't parakeet kind of an awesome answer? Yeah, in case
Speaker 5: it talks? Like, are the parakeets the one that's those
Speaker 5: are the ones that talks? And it just what if
Speaker 5: they say fun things because they're stoned?
Speaker 1: Yeah?
Speaker 4: Good point. Are the parakeets a talkers? Do? Not just parrots?
Speaker 1: Parakeets are cute little bluebirds, yell, very small. I guess
Speaker 1: they're greeding too, so we're talking.
Speaker 8: Parts parakeets specifically, but Jerurians are budgets, can talk and
Speaker 8: are capable of learning.
Speaker 4: That's what I thought.
Speaker 6: So parakeets can talk. Now, now we're going let's get
Speaker 6: them high and see what they have to say. Right,
Speaker 6: that's an awesome choice.
Speaker 4: Good choice, good choice.
Speaker 7: There's a video of Kiwi the parakeet talking for almost
Speaker 7: two minutes.
Speaker 10: No shut that's why you pass the joint yet the
Speaker 10: hell up?
Speaker 3: Probably didn't say, but that's definitely a.
Speaker 2: Few birds.
Speaker 4: Trying to get Stone man stop.
Speaker 3: You had to say because it's a joke.
Speaker 4: But yeah, Rosie sent an email to say that you
Speaker 4: sent me up. It seemingly is a tradition now. But
Speaker 4: Michael B. Jordan and his oscar went to In and
Speaker 4: Out Burger after the ceremony.
Speaker 3: Damn right, a lot of winners do that.
Speaker 4: How close is that in and out to the actual theater?
Speaker 4: Anybody else? Oh? Really like across the street?
Speaker 3: I think so if it's still held out the place
Speaker 3: it used to be.
Speaker 4: Because I didn't.
Speaker 6: Giamatti went viral like a handful of years ago, right
Speaker 6: for going straight in and out?
Speaker 4: Oh yeah, MACHIAI that.
Speaker 2: Was his dad.
Speaker 3: By the way, right.
Speaker 5: I think they are related. I don't remember the exact connection.
Speaker 5: Maybe it was, but yeah, so we went to In
Speaker 5: and Out.
Speaker 4: Yeah, it's real close, a few blocks away. Man, what
Speaker 4: a power move.
Speaker 6: Yes, you bring your oscar into a fast food joined
Speaker 6: us go like Cannie at combo.
Speaker 4: No slacks your toast and uh he'll have a bad
Speaker 4: beer it put.
Speaker 3: It down and you smoke some dope with your parakeet.
Speaker 5: Let's say you win an Academy Award for Best Inematography,
Speaker 5: where do you take your oscar?
Speaker 4: That's a great question. It's not no, it is man.
Speaker 10: Uh a.
Speaker 4: I would be shocked if I won an oscar me too.
Speaker 4: Well maybe maybe is the subject of a documentary. Am
Speaker 4: I in California? Or did I win it like Sean
Speaker 4: pen did? Because I wasn't there? He was in the Ukraine?
Speaker 8: Was he not?
Speaker 4: I think so? Yeah, I believe he was. That's the
Speaker 4: hot rumor. I'd probably go to In and Out. In
Speaker 4: and Out's fantastic.
Speaker 3: I agree with you. Yeah, the tradition the strip in
Speaker 3: Vegas though.
Speaker 4: Yeah, the one, Yeah, that one's fine. By the link. Yeah,
Speaker 4: we got a new one coming.
Speaker 3: Yeah, they're gonna it's like the biggest one.
Speaker 1: In the world.
Speaker 4: Why is it not? Is that a real thing? I
Speaker 4: thought that was like an April fol where's the new one.
Speaker 4: It's gonna be where that boulevard new places that they built.
Speaker 2: It's gonna be a Netflix slash in and out burger thing. Yeah,
Speaker 2: that's what I read yesterday.
Speaker 3: Is that not true? Is echo? Is that a rumor?
Speaker 1: No that I well, I don't know about the Netflix part.
Speaker 1: I have ever heard that, but that that's possibly true.
Speaker 1: I don't know why it's not open yet. I mean
Speaker 1: April first, Marty, what Oscar are you most likely to win?
Speaker 3: Oscar?
Speaker 6: Noon? Yes?
Speaker 3: Oh that's a great answer, well done.
Speaker 4: Well, yeah, that's the one Tommy wants.
Speaker 3: Because the wiener thing.
Speaker 4: I mean you said it.
Speaker 6: Man. Happy seventy fifth birthday to Kurt Russell, obviously.
Speaker 4: Famously in the movie Overboard.
Speaker 3: Just brilliant and.
Speaker 4: Overboard. Yeah, he will stop in Overboard.
Speaker 6: What was that? What?
Speaker 3: Witch Mountain?
Speaker 4: What was the place called Witch Mountain?
Speaker 3: Which mountain?
Speaker 2: Right?
Speaker 4: I think that's right.
Speaker 3: Disneyn returned to Wich Mountain.
Speaker 4: He's in that.
Speaker 3: Yeah, I was back in the old Sunday Night Those were.
Speaker 4: The best.
Speaker 7: In Christmas chronicles.
Speaker 9: Great show, back draft Tombstone overboard, Oh tombstone right.
Speaker 4: Betty Davis was in that, the Betty Davis Eye song. Lady.
Speaker 4: She was in Return to Witch Mountains.
Speaker 3: Oh sure, okay, I didn't know.
Speaker 7: Was that the sequel to Witch Mountain?
Speaker 6: She was LEAs, she was Letha. I think the person
Speaker 6: had a bad list. What's my cousin's list? Hey, it's
Speaker 6: my friend Letha. I actually have a cousin named Letha. Relaxed,
Speaker 6: that's Alex, Alex Alex and Gabby.
Speaker 4: Letha. You're tearing me aboard?
Speaker 10: How is that?
Speaker 7: How is that name spelled?
Speaker 4: Not going to go back to it? L as th
Speaker 4: h a litha, Yeah, your hands litha good. I used
Speaker 4: to have a list. Yeah, yeah, we know that I did. Yeah,
Speaker 4: real bad? Yeah, Sam, I wish she still had it?
Speaker 4: How did you stop took some lessons? I'm going to
Speaker 4: talk about thaly a lot. She felt so out by
Speaker 4: the thor. Yeah. I don't think you're a list.
Speaker 5: You guys are getting email that's not sex is completely different.
Speaker 4: To the Rhino.
Speaker 5: Happy fifteen ninth birthday, Sus, Sus, tell me help me
Speaker 5: out with this one again. Fifty ninth birthday for Billy
Speaker 5: Corgan from the Matthew Pumpkins. Isn't that nuts? He's freaking
Speaker 5: fifty nine. So somebody made that point on Twitter yesterday.
Speaker 5: You know what, we talked about how banks he has
Speaker 5: possibly been revealed and he's like a fifty four year
Speaker 5: old guy from England or whatever. And you see the
Speaker 5: picture of him, you're like, that's Banksy and somebody somebody
Speaker 5: made the point that, well, yeah, he's been doing it
Speaker 5: for thirty plus years. What did you expect, like Jacob
Speaker 5: ELORDI to be like, I'm Banksy's the.
Speaker 4: First guys in his fifties or sixties he's been doing it.
Speaker 4: If it's the same guy, yeah, I'm.
Speaker 3: Not trying to be mean. I expected him to be cooler, right,
Speaker 3: I mean he looks like me.
Speaker 4: He looks like a like a horble dude.
Speaker 8: Right.
Speaker 5: It looks like the guy you would see at a
Speaker 5: bar in England that has been drinking at a bar
Speaker 5: for thirty years.
Speaker 4: But apparently he's one of the greatest, Yeah, you know,
Speaker 4: artists of our generation.
Speaker 3: I expect it to look like a magician or something.
Speaker 3: I don't.
Speaker 4: Know.
Speaker 5: Everybody said, why isn't he twenty five and hot? Because
Speaker 5: he wasn't born then. Jayse's in his mid fifties. It
Speaker 5: is weird, though, he's just like a guy. Yeah, I mean,
Speaker 5: I don't know he's an artist.
Speaker 4: It's weird exactly.
Speaker 5: Last, but not least, there is a guy in Galveston, Indiana.
Speaker 5: What ninety two years old?
Speaker 4: That's the part that blows your mind. I thought Elvis
Speaker 4: Galveston was only in Texas.
Speaker 5: I missed that bit, Remember we used to do that
Speaker 5: bit was also the time to be like, what a
Speaker 5: seven year old man?
Speaker 6: What's like? I haven't even sadaya? Oh no, yeah no, no,
Speaker 6: hasn't happened to me yet. A ninety two year old guy,
Speaker 6: though in Indiana recently retired. He is the record breaker
Speaker 6: apparently for longest tenure as a grave digger seventy three
Speaker 6: years of grave digging.
Speaker 4: A special guy. Jesus, is that Ed Dean?
Speaker 6: What will you do?
Speaker 4: The what hawk?
Speaker 6: What?
Speaker 4: Mars? Why aren't you on TV?
Speaker 8: Next tonight Wolves hosting the Phoenix Suns pre game at
Speaker 8: six thirty?
Speaker 4: What about next Saturday's is huge?
Speaker 8: I don't have a game on Saturday, just tonight tomorrow,
Speaker 8: not Thursday Friday.
Speaker 5: I just whoever, whoever was your speech coach back in
Speaker 5: the day. Sauce deserves a billion dollars. I can't even
Speaker 5: imagine the patients that person have patience. I can't even imagine.
Speaker 7: I can't stop thinking about my sister in law. Her
Speaker 7: name is Lisa, is my brother's wife.
Speaker 4: You guys are getting emails. Pull your arms out, Litha.
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Speaker 4: Everybody have a good days yea by Lida. He already
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