Speaker 1: So tonight I figured would be a good time to
Speaker 1: talk about trash. Here's the big question I want to
Speaker 1: know from the callers. Have you ever eaten out of
Speaker 1: the garbage? And if not, what you think you're too
Speaker 1: good to eat from the garbage? What makes you so
Speaker 1: special that you don't have to eat from the garbage?
Speaker 1: What makes you so high and mighty that you wouldn't
Speaker 1: eat food that you found in a waste bin. I
Speaker 1: think it's ignorant. I think it's a little pretentious to
Speaker 1: have never eaten food out of the garbage. I don't
Speaker 1: trust anyone that's never eating food out of the garbage. Frankie, Frankie, baby,
Speaker 1: talk to me?
Speaker 2: Sound like a villain?
Speaker 3: Man, I honestly can't believe him. Talk to you right now?
Speaker 3: Is trippy?
Speaker 1: Which villain'far.
Speaker 4: Say?
Speaker 5: What?
Speaker 1: Which villain ja'far? Because let me tell you something about villains.
Speaker 1: They're actually not very chill villains typically, whether they be
Speaker 1: fictional characters or historic dictators that have committed atrocities, they're
Speaker 1: not very chill at all. They actually are consumed by
Speaker 1: I don't know, greed, insecurity, unsurmountable lust of power. So
Speaker 1: to chill, to chill, as a villain would actually be
Speaker 1: to not chill very much at all. I mean, I
Speaker 1: can't think of a chick, can I do? Theren't know
Speaker 1: any chill villains. Can you think of a single villain
Speaker 1: that you were like? I would hang out with that
Speaker 1: villain doctor evil, Doctor evil? Okay, I could see that
Speaker 1: he because he's bumbling, you don't you don't feel like
Speaker 1: he actually has the capacity to hurt you.
Speaker 3: No, No, he's like kind of a moron. And I'm
Speaker 3: also a bit of a moron.
Speaker 1: So I mean from the Lion King, where it was
Speaker 1: a real person, I would not want to hang out
Speaker 1: with them because I feel like they would try to
Speaker 1: kill me and steal my money and my food and
Speaker 1: live in my house and claim it as their own.
Speaker 1: Have you ever eaten from the garbage?
Speaker 2: Man?
Speaker 4: No?
Speaker 3: But I think if I really had to, I probably would.
Speaker 3: But but no, I can't think of a single time
Speaker 3: that I've ate from the garbage.
Speaker 1: If you really had to, you would so say you
Speaker 1: had no other means of obtaining food, you would find
Speaker 1: it within yourself to eat from the garbage.
Speaker 4: Yeah.
Speaker 3: Absolutely, I mean if I absolutely had to, I don't know,
Speaker 3: I probably steal before I eat from the garbage.
Speaker 1: Okay, so you saying that if if you absolutely had to,
Speaker 1: you're looking at eating from the garbage as a very
Speaker 1: undesirable last resort. Correct, that's correct. Let me give you
Speaker 1: some advice. Here's what you should do. I think, what's
Speaker 1: your name, Frankie. Frankie. Once a week, if you eat
Speaker 1: three meals a day, it's twenty one meals a day. Okay,
Speaker 1: I mean that's twenty one meals a week, right, one
Speaker 1: of your twenty one meals a week, eat it from
Speaker 1: the garbage. That way, That way, Frankie is a frank
Speaker 1: or Frankie, it's frankie'd be weird if it was just
Speaker 1: frank and I was like calling you Frankie, like you
Speaker 1: were like my boyfriend.
Speaker 3: It's okay, you can call me frank if you want.
Speaker 1: To, Frankie, you should eat one of your twenty one
Speaker 1: meals a week from the garbage. Because that way, when
Speaker 1: you do come across this worst case scenario in which
Speaker 1: you are left with the choice but to eat from
Speaker 1: the garbage, it'll be that much less painful because it's
Speaker 1: something you've already done before. You need to train yourself
Speaker 1: to be able to do it. So I think that
Speaker 1: you need to eat at least one of your meals
Speaker 1: a week. Does has to be a meal a day.
Speaker 1: You have to eep the garbage every day, but once
Speaker 1: a week eat from the garbage, just so that you're
Speaker 1: primed to do it when the if the possibility comes
Speaker 1: up that you have to.
Speaker 3: Okay, yeah, I mean I've I've received a lot of
Speaker 3: advice through my life, but this, this is like life
Speaker 3: change and advice. I'm definitely gonna take it.
Speaker 1: I'm happy to help. Frankie. Thank you so much for calling.
Speaker 3: Oh, thank you, mister.
Speaker 6: I hope you have a good stream.
Speaker 1: Thank you man, you too, you have good night? Oh god,
Speaker 1: I forgot I said you too. I'm such a fool.
Speaker 1: I must look ridiculous right now, having said you two
Speaker 1: to him when he said have a good stream.
Speaker 6: Never kid goes on the line, taking your phone calls.
Speaker 5: Every night, never goes to anxiety.
Speaker 1: Teaching you in your life, really.
Speaker 7: All from Peter, How are you?
Speaker 4: I'm fine? Thanks? How are you doing?
Speaker 1: Do you said thanks?
Speaker 4: Is it?
Speaker 1: Do you think asking someone how they are is like
Speaker 1: really doing anything for them, like doing them enough of
Speaker 1: a service of some kind that you should thank them
Speaker 1: for it, or is it at this point just a
Speaker 1: neutral sort of formality that deserves no thanks.
Speaker 4: I mean, in some ways, when you're asking how someone is,
Speaker 4: it's not like you're automatically repeating a sentence like okay,
Speaker 4: so how are you doing? Like you're turn it back.
Speaker 4: I suppose you're actually want to know how I am doing.
Speaker 4: So I'm glad for that. Thanks.
Speaker 1: What's your name?
Speaker 4: Peter? Peter?
Speaker 1: Are you in Scandinavia right now?
Speaker 7: No?
Speaker 4: You have two more shots to guess where him from.
Speaker 1: I have only two more shots. Yes, are you from Scandinavia?
Speaker 4: Nope?
Speaker 1: Are you from Scandinavia?
Speaker 4: No, I'm from Brazil.
Speaker 1: Man, you're from Brazil. Okay, there we go. See what
Speaker 1: I did there? I used a strategy which was all
Speaker 1: I really wanted was to know where you were from,
Speaker 1: and so I learned that information as quickly as possible.
Speaker 1: So I just immediately sort of spam answered the same
Speaker 1: answers that I would finish up the three shots and
Speaker 1: get immediately to the end.
Speaker 4: I know, but I wouldn't hide it anyway.
Speaker 1: I know you wouldn't because you seem like a good
Speaker 1: guy I am. Have you ever eaten out of trash?
Speaker 4: That's something. I have never eaten from the garbage, but
Speaker 4: I have eaten things that would go to garbage. Is
Speaker 4: that consider it you?
Speaker 1: I mean sort of proactively eating garbage.
Speaker 4: It's like when we used to do those things, because
Speaker 4: here in Brazil it's a freaking chaos. But when we
Speaker 4: had bars or restaurants, mainly bars because people gotten drunk
Speaker 4: and they usually leave things on the table. But when
Speaker 4: I sit next to a person when a group of friends,
Speaker 4: and normally people leave like leftovers, but it's not like
Speaker 4: half eaten or something, it's like almost perfect leftovers, and
Speaker 4: I had no shaming, Like, let me take those. It's
Speaker 4: freaking perfect, because if I leave it on the table,
Speaker 4: the waiters were going to throw them away. So like
Speaker 4: the other call you answered, it's like it would be trash,
Speaker 4: but if I eat it, it's not trash anymore.
Speaker 1: So that's something when bars were a thing, back before
Speaker 1: bars were closed, you would go up to, like say,
Speaker 1: a table of people who you did not know after
Speaker 1: they had left. No, no, no, after they were gosticks. Okay, yes, yes,
Speaker 1: after they were gone, all right, So the table of
Speaker 1: people who you had never met in your entire life
Speaker 1: ordered a thing of Monzarella sticks. They were too busy
Speaker 1: enjoying each other's company and each other's love is that
Speaker 1: they didn't even notice how they had them. And then
Speaker 1: they walked around, they walked away, leaving three perfectly good
Speaker 1: Monzerelli sticks at their table. And then once there was
Speaker 1: no signs that they were coming back and that they
Speaker 1: had abandoned their monzarel sticks, you walked over and you
Speaker 1: started eating them exactly.
Speaker 4: Hm, that's something I'm really not ashamed of, really, let me,
Speaker 4: because many people do that.
Speaker 1: Do you really? Is that a comment that's a common
Speaker 1: thing in Brazil.
Speaker 4: Nothing Brazil generally speaking. I mean, people usually hide those things.
Speaker 4: But when you're when you're trying to save money, or
Speaker 4: when you're just I mean, we back in the day,
Speaker 4: we were not really ashamed of touching other people's belongings
Speaker 4: because there was no risk, or when we were drunk,
Speaker 4: we would eliminate those risks on our heads. But we
Speaker 4: would take them if they were perfectly fine. But if
Speaker 4: we see that it was half eaten or something, most
Speaker 4: people do that. Seriously, most people do that.
Speaker 1: And by the way, I don't know anything about Brazil,
Speaker 1: so anything you could really tell me anything is part
Speaker 1: of Brazilian culture, and I would just take it at
Speaker 1: face value. I would be very I'm in a position
Speaker 1: where I'm very easily lied to about this because I
Speaker 1: don't have.
Speaker 4: Any no, but I'm not gonna lie. But I know,
Speaker 4: let me, let me just it's like we have like
Speaker 4: seven we have like seven hundred people on the stream.
Speaker 4: But let me say we live in the mass right now,
Speaker 4: we have no idea. It's like India, but ten times
Speaker 4: worse because India actually is kind of respectable on the
Speaker 4: international community. We are like, I don't know, outcasted by
Speaker 4: since since we had this government. It's it's terrible. I
Speaker 4: don't even want to talk about because it's too it's
Speaker 4: too to depressing. I mean that that thing.
Speaker 1: I just told go to South America.
Speaker 4: Well, but South America is safe if you are from
Speaker 4: another country. I mean, you're going to spend just a
Speaker 4: little time here. You're not going to live here. You're
Speaker 4: not going to build a life here. Building a life here,
Speaker 4: it's really depressing.
Speaker 1: Why is it really depressing to build a life there?
Speaker 4: Because recently, every good thing that you could imagine, it's
Speaker 4: starting to be a privilege. You know, vaccines here are
Speaker 4: a privilege. A good job is a privilege. Having nice
Speaker 4: way of transportation is a privilege. It's not like a
Speaker 4: right anymore. And when rights become privileges, we are all screwed.
Speaker 4: And that's that's depressing.
Speaker 1: Yes, do you feel as though you have a good
Speaker 1: life now?
Speaker 4: I mean I have a good life now. But if
Speaker 4: I had the same life, well, I mean, I'm twenty nine,
Speaker 4: I'm dreaming masters, and I have some regular income. But
Speaker 4: if I had this life like ten or even seven
Speaker 4: years ago, I would be much better, much much better.
Speaker 4: Why things got worse?
Speaker 1: Just life ten or seven years ago? What do you
Speaker 1: mean by that?
Speaker 4: We had more opportunities back in the day. Sure, not
Speaker 4: like now. I'm finishing my master is in like a
Speaker 4: few months, and I'm completely stuck. Either I go to
Speaker 4: a PhD and I start a four year cycle, or
Speaker 4: I go look for a job which is non existent
Speaker 4: in my field. Yes, but all that, Oh my field,
Speaker 4: it's kind of confusing. But I'm a lawyer, but I
Speaker 4: actually research on health. Like people on chatter saying it's
Speaker 4: like health inequality. It's sort of my field, though, research.
Speaker 1: Why are there no jobs available in the fields?
Speaker 4: Because when you finished, when you finish. When you finish
Speaker 4: law school, either you go to a law firm to
Speaker 4: work like a slave or a tiny, tiny salary, or
Speaker 4: either you try to be a public defendant or a
Speaker 4: I don't know, a public attorney or a judge or
Speaker 4: something which you need to study very much there. That's
Speaker 4: they're very It's it's a broad field with little opportunities.
Speaker 4: That's what I'm saying.
Speaker 1: What do you think you're gonna do next?
Speaker 4: I guess I'm I'm going to face my pat and
Speaker 4: try to try to research a little bit more and maybe,
Speaker 4: if situation gets better, try to find an opportunity out here.
Speaker 4: Maybe they're in the US or Canada and Europe. I
Speaker 4: don't know. Staying here, it's it's less and less of
Speaker 4: a choice.
Speaker 1: What what do you say? Your name was Peter, Peter, Peter I.
Speaker 1: I I really do hope things get better for you.
Speaker 4: Thanks. It's it's not like it's hell at this For me,
Speaker 4: it's just harder than it could be. And that's that's
Speaker 4: really not a good thing to be in.
Speaker 1: Well, lie, you can always go to the bar and
Speaker 1: take Macerellis six off people who've left them there.
Speaker 4: Maybe if there are two because I'm vaccinated. I don't
Speaker 4: worry about it anymore. I'm just worried about my parents
Speaker 4: and people I live with. So after everyone I know
Speaker 4: gets gets vaccinated, I'll go back to my to my
Speaker 4: older life. Well.
Speaker 1: I wish you good luck, Peter. Thank you so much
Speaker 1: for calling in.
Speaker 4: Thanks Gecko, I appreciate it, of course.
Speaker 1: Thank you for sharing your story with us.
Speaker 4: Thanks man, goodbye, goodbye.
Speaker 7: All from Jay.
Speaker 4: Jay.
Speaker 2: Hey, what's up Gay? How you've been buddy?
Speaker 1: How have I been on? You know, I'm doing my
Speaker 1: best before the stream us I have, But just before
Speaker 1: the stream, I like totally didn't feel like streaming because
Speaker 1: I didn't have any energy. And now I have more energy.
Speaker 1: I feel better now. Oh I'm excited.
Speaker 2: You got that reptilian energy. It's like you got a
Speaker 2: new tail.
Speaker 4: Yeah.
Speaker 1: I think it comes right when you need.
Speaker 2: It doesn't always.
Speaker 1: It doesn't always, to be honest with.
Speaker 2: You, there's medication for that. But you know you're too
Speaker 2: young for that.
Speaker 1: I'm too Yeah. How old do you think I am? Fourteen?
Speaker 1: Because you'd be correct.
Speaker 2: In Gecko years.
Speaker 1: Maybe probably in Gecko years. I you know a lot
Speaker 1: of people. Every time someone's like, oh, man, I wish
Speaker 1: I was fourteen or like, I wish I was back
Speaker 1: in school. I hate being an adult. They don't remember
Speaker 1: what it's like because it's truly terrible.
Speaker 2: I wish I had a Mayflies lifespan, Like, if you
Speaker 2: knew you only had twenty four hours from start to finish?
Speaker 1: What a life having twenty four hours to live? Well,
Speaker 1: I mean, what would you do? What would you do
Speaker 1: if you've had only twenty four hours to live? What
Speaker 1: would you go? What would you do?
Speaker 2: I'd go over to the prettiest Mayflag, the colony's house,
Speaker 2: I guess sold for starters.
Speaker 1: And then you'd have to.
Speaker 2: That was that's for starters, I said, for starters, And
Speaker 2: then I have wings. So I'm obviously going to start
Speaker 2: flying around and seeing all the sites that I can't
Speaker 2: afford to fly to without wings.
Speaker 1: No, I mean you as a person, No, this is.
Speaker 2: This, oh straight may fly okay, so me as a
Speaker 2: person twenty four.
Speaker 4: Hours to live?
Speaker 1: Yeah, twenty four hours to live?
Speaker 2: Well, I probably have to hijack a plane because I
Speaker 2: don't have wings. That's the word that hip back to.
Speaker 1: Hijacking a plane would take. Hijacking a plane would take
Speaker 1: months of preparation. You'd have to get a whole team together.
Speaker 1: You don't have time for this.
Speaker 4: You're right, You're right, you're right.
Speaker 2: For hours, I probably have to learn to fly then,
Speaker 2: which I think it takes years. If you if you
Speaker 2: have eighty years on this life, it takes years. But
Speaker 2: if you only have twenty four hours, you're talking fifteen
Speaker 2: to twenty minutes.
Speaker 1: Jay, have you ever eaten out of the garbage?
Speaker 2: So I've eaten trashy things? I don't know what my
Speaker 2: what's wing is? Treasure is another man? You know, the
Speaker 2: man chunks a treasure. So what I would say is
Speaker 2: trashure that I've eaten. We call it the kibble special.
Speaker 2: So it's dry dog food eating a cereal but instead
Speaker 2: of milk, use Bartans vodka. So it's it is. It
Speaker 2: is not technically in the trash, but some people will
Speaker 2: consider that a trashy.
Speaker 1: Way eat food dog food with vodka.
Speaker 2: Yeah, eaten with a spoon, with a spoon, I'm not
Speaker 2: eating it with my hands, you know, soupspoon perhaps Bartan's vodka.
Speaker 2: Maybe if I'm feeling nice, I'll go and New Amsterdam
Speaker 2: and then for kibbles. So it's softcous it's a soft food.
Speaker 1: Now, is this something that you are eating as part
Speaker 1: of a hazing ritual or are you eating it of
Speaker 1: your own volition.
Speaker 2: It's more of an economic situation that I find myself in.
Speaker 2: Me it's it's it's the most viable thing. You know,
Speaker 2: Whole Foods is out of my price range, so next
Speaker 2: best thing is Kibble's and non Martins.
Speaker 1: You know, I bet a lot of people are shitting
Speaker 1: on you right now, but I want you to know
Speaker 1: I think that's very smart. I think I might what
Speaker 1: I might try to do same to same to the
Speaker 1: guy who I told hibout eating trash. I think I
Speaker 1: might try to start eating dog food once a week,
Speaker 1: just so that I'm primed to do it in any
Speaker 1: event that I enter an economic situation which I have
Speaker 1: no choice but to eat dog food.
Speaker 2: The hilarious thing is everyone on this stream has looked
Speaker 2: at what dog food and thought maybe And people who
Speaker 2: think I'm lying don't actually know me, because this is
Speaker 2: not something I'm making up. I have done this several
Speaker 2: times in real.
Speaker 1: Life, like how much is several times.
Speaker 2: Three to five three to five, only one of which
Speaker 2: was motivated by a bet for money. The other one
Speaker 2: was like revisiting an old friend.
Speaker 1: The taste of what dog food? Could you compare it
Speaker 1: to anything else?
Speaker 2: It's like I would say, a whole brand cereal, but
Speaker 2: with a little spice, like a little Ginger Bartons in
Speaker 2: there at the end?
Speaker 1: Is it always with vodka? You ever do almond milk
Speaker 1: or sprites?
Speaker 2: Maybe rumshoda maybe Rumshoda? But you know, obviously, I think
Speaker 2: there's a room for experimentation there, just with anything in life.
Speaker 2: You know, variety is a spice. So actually, now that
Speaker 2: you said that, I think I'm gonna make myself a ball.
Speaker 1: Well listen, God speed Jay. You're frugal hero and an
Speaker 1: integration to us all.
Speaker 2: It's a pleasure chatting with you, Jackie the Man you
Speaker 2: as well.
Speaker 7: All from Jerry.
Speaker 1: Jerry.
Speaker 8: Oh shit, am I on?
Speaker 1: You're on the thing?
Speaker 4: Oh my gosh.
Speaker 6: I've been trying for.
Speaker 1: Weeks, Jerry. Listen what Jerry?
Speaker 4: What?
Speaker 1: What are you clicking? You're clicking something? Does anyone else
Speaker 1: hear this clicking?
Speaker 4: Yeah?
Speaker 6: I was playing Red Dead all stops?
Speaker 1: Are you still playing it now?
Speaker 6: I put it down?
Speaker 1: Are you winning?
Speaker 4: I was doing a mission?
Speaker 1: Who's in the background? Someone just asked you who you're
Speaker 1: talking to?
Speaker 6: That's my little sister here, you can talk to.
Speaker 2: Her kind Peter.
Speaker 1: She's fourteen, No, she's like eight.
Speaker 2: Yeah, you can come back in and done.
Speaker 1: How old are you?
Speaker 6: I am mad teen?
Speaker 1: You're eighteen? Wow? So ten years after you your parents
Speaker 1: wanted to have another child.
Speaker 6: Uh yeah, I have my little brother.
Speaker 1: That's five years I heard them then, Hm, why did
Speaker 1: she ask who your little brother is? She should know
Speaker 1: who her that's her big brother.
Speaker 6: Yeah she's uh, I don't know.
Speaker 2: No, bad, get out, no, I will wait.
Speaker 6: Okay she is not.
Speaker 1: I heard a door close.
Speaker 6: Yeah, actually on the door.
Speaker 2: Oh yeah.
Speaker 1: Do you feel like you have a good relationship with
Speaker 1: your little sister?
Speaker 6: Yeah, that's it's pretty good. They live with their dads,
Speaker 6: so I don't see him on weekends.
Speaker 1: But uh yeah, who do you live with my mom?
Speaker 1: Why'd you pick your mom instead of your dad?
Speaker 6: Like different dads?
Speaker 2: So oh okay yeah, oh.
Speaker 1: Okay, So you so their dad is different from your dad? Yeah, okay,
Speaker 1: that makes sense because I was wondering why if they
Speaker 1: were both married, why you know you would have a
Speaker 1: kid and then have such a long gap before you
Speaker 1: have new kids. But I guess that makes sense because
Speaker 1: you want to have new kids with the with that partner? Yeah,
Speaker 1: have you ever eaten out of the garbage?
Speaker 6: I was watching the stream for a few minutes and
Speaker 6: I was thinking about this question. I not that I
Speaker 6: can remember nothing like memorable to I feel like there
Speaker 6: was a time where like I put something like like
Speaker 6: I just threw it away and then like I went
Speaker 6: to go eat it or something like because there was
Speaker 6: still food there. But I don't know, I just probably
Speaker 6: I had to give an answer.
Speaker 1: Do you think you're too good to eat out of
Speaker 1: the garbage?
Speaker 6: I'm usually just wanted to like finish my food, And
Speaker 6: I don't know, there's not really like food in the garbage.
Speaker 6: It's like it's still like you know anything. No, it's
Speaker 6: just like actual garbage, you know, just already like no
Speaker 6: food busts.
Speaker 1: What is it inst in garbage and actual garbage? What
Speaker 1: do you mean by actual garbage?
Speaker 6: I take like a chicken, piece of chicken, you know,
Speaker 6: like there's just a bone left, you know, and you
Speaker 6: just throw that away or something like that. You never like,
Speaker 6: I'm not on a bone pretty heavily.
Speaker 1: You've notawed on a bone.
Speaker 6: Yeah, they sucked the.
Speaker 1: Favorite garbage, but you'venawed on garbage.
Speaker 6: Uh, No, the chicken bone isn't like I didn't know
Speaker 6: that after was in the garbage.
Speaker 1: Now, uh, okay, okay, but you said you used chicken
Speaker 1: bone as an example. You've eaten the chicken off the bone,
Speaker 1: and then the bone then becomes trash. If some were
Speaker 1: to say, hey, are you keeping the chicken bone, you
Speaker 1: would say, no, I'm gonna throw it in the trash
Speaker 1: because it's it's no longer food. It's becomes trash. But
Speaker 1: then when you go on it, when you gnaw on it,
Speaker 1: you're you're knowing on trash.
Speaker 2: I guess I would consider it.
Speaker 1: So why would you gaw on like a used paper towel.
Speaker 1: What's the distinction between those two things? They're both trash?
Speaker 4: Uh.
Speaker 6: One of those is considered food.
Speaker 4: I guess.
Speaker 1: All right, So you're basing your definition of what you
Speaker 1: would or not knowing on what is generally acceptable by
Speaker 1: society to non.
Speaker 2: I guess.
Speaker 4: Yeah.
Speaker 1: Well, listen what you say.
Speaker 6: Your name was Jeremiah.
Speaker 1: Jeremiah. I consue you to do a little bit more
Speaker 1: thinking for yourself as opposed to living by society's expectations.
Speaker 6: Yeah, I probably need to work on that a little bit.
Speaker 1: I appreciate you very much for calling, and you have
Speaker 1: a wonderful night, and do you have a beautiful family?
Speaker 6: Could I ask you one question? Though, sure, I've been
Speaker 6: having trouble. I've actually do once, like the reason why
Speaker 6: I wanted to call. I'm trying to call for weeks.
Speaker 6: So I'm about to graduate high school in a few weeks,
Speaker 6: and I'm not really sure like what to do. I'm
Speaker 6: taking a gap year now, don't know if I want
Speaker 6: to go to college or like what my next step
Speaker 6: would be, you know, because like it's so many possibilities,
Speaker 6: So yeah, I don't really know what to.
Speaker 1: Like, do you know interesting, how much money do you have?
Speaker 1: Do you have money save that?
Speaker 9: No?
Speaker 6: I was planning on getting a job after I graduated, so.
Speaker 1: You had a little bit of money. I would say
Speaker 1: you should travel while you're young. You could do that,
Speaker 1: or you can apply for one of those like you know,
Speaker 1: you can apply for like a work away or something
Speaker 1: like that, or apply to work at a hostel. I know,
Speaker 1: it's a little bit, you know, I mean you could
Speaker 1: do do you do something in like South America or
Speaker 1: somewhere where they're accepting international visitors. But if I were
Speaker 1: in that position, that's probably what I would do is
Speaker 1: I would try to travel or have some sort of
Speaker 1: experience like that, because anything that will open you up
Speaker 1: to any sort of new possibilities of things that you
Speaker 1: can do with your life, don't do I had a
Speaker 1: friend who took a gap year and he just kind
Speaker 1: of did absolutely nothing. As long as you don't do
Speaker 1: absolutely nothing, you'll be fine. I would either go out
Speaker 1: of my way to learn gain some kind of experience,
Speaker 1: or to start putting a dent in your savings account
Speaker 1: and building it up by getting a job and not
Speaker 1: spending any money.
Speaker 6: Yeah, because I wanted to be a screenwriter, That's like
Speaker 6: my goal, and so I kind of wanted to get
Speaker 6: some experience before I really kind of started down that path.
Speaker 1: You know, well, listen, if you want to, you know,
Speaker 1: write things, you got to, you know, live a life
Speaker 1: of some kind trying to find some sort of experience.
Speaker 1: But yeah, look into workaways or something like that where
Speaker 1: you can travel without a lot of money.
Speaker 6: Yeah, I'll look into that.
Speaker 10: Thanks, of course.
Speaker 1: You have one for night you too.
Speaker 7: Came from Sally.
Speaker 1: Emily.
Speaker 11: No, Sarah Lee like the bread.
Speaker 1: What bread is named? Sarah Lee?
Speaker 11: Sara Lee like the bread like Sara Lee.
Speaker 1: I'm not familiar with Sarah Lee bread. What is that
Speaker 1: a brand of bread or a type of bread?
Speaker 12: It's a brand.
Speaker 1: Sarah Lee Bread. Is it only in a certain region
Speaker 1: of the world.
Speaker 12: I've never heard of this, No, I think it's everywhere.
Speaker 11: They even have a little jingle. People like to sing
Speaker 11: it to me all the time.
Speaker 1: What's the jingle?
Speaker 11: Oh, geez, well, it's nobody doesn't like Sarah Lee.
Speaker 1: It's the jingle. Is just nobody doesn't like Sarah Lee's. Yeah,
Speaker 1: Like I don't know, Like, could you sing it? Because
Speaker 1: I feel like if you sung it it would make
Speaker 1: more sense.
Speaker 11: Okay, It's like nobody doesn't like Sarah Lee.
Speaker 1: Is that? That's the whole jingle. There's not even like
Speaker 1: another Stanza.
Speaker 6: That's it.
Speaker 11: That's the whole thing. I mean it's pretty good though, Like.
Speaker 1: Am I crazy here? Do you guys know what what
Speaker 1: Sarah Lee? Am I crazy?
Speaker 4: Here?
Speaker 1: I've never heard of Sarah Lee bread.
Speaker 5: They also make like che's kay.
Speaker 1: Ham they make ham? Is it good?
Speaker 11: I think that is pretty objective?
Speaker 1: You think it's objectively good?
Speaker 11: See, I'm not really into it, but I know, you
Speaker 11: know some people are.
Speaker 1: Seraie, what do you do with your life.
Speaker 11: Well, I'm an artist and I have guinea pigs.
Speaker 1: You're an artist and you have guinea pigs. Yes, what
Speaker 1: kind of art do you tist?
Speaker 11: So I like to do all of it that I
Speaker 11: possibly can besides digital art.
Speaker 1: You're you're a lottite.
Speaker 11: I suppose I've never heard that word.
Speaker 1: Well, I've never heard of Sarah Lee's bread, So now
Speaker 1: we're even.
Speaker 11: Yeah, I suppose.
Speaker 1: You do everything except for digital What do you what
Speaker 1: do you what inspires you as an artist? Sarahly?
Speaker 12: What inspires me as an artist?
Speaker 11: I'd say seeing everything as art?
Speaker 1: Seeing you see everything as art? Yeah, the Sarah Lees
Speaker 1: bread jingle. Would you consider that art?
Speaker 11: Yeah? I think I would.
Speaker 1: We consider it good art?
Speaker 11: Yeah? Yeah, I think it's short and sweet and to
Speaker 11: the point it's successful.
Speaker 1: Is eating a milky way art?
Speaker 11: Absolutely?
Speaker 1: Why do you think so?
Speaker 4: Well?
Speaker 11: I think it depends what angle you look at it from.
Speaker 11: I feel like milky ways themselves are obviously art. And
Speaker 11: then you know the performance of eating one, the art
Speaker 11: the act of being aware of the experience of eating
Speaker 11: a milky way, sure.
Speaker 1: Right, The art of you know, soaking up the full
Speaker 1: extent of an experience like the ability to really hone
Speaker 1: in and taste the taste and smell the smell and
Speaker 1: really feel attached to your senses of the experience. I mean,
Speaker 1: there's an art to the perception of really getting all
Speaker 1: you can, soaking all you can out of the experience, exactly. Okay,
Speaker 1: so there's definitely an art to eating a milky away.
Speaker 1: Do you have a blanket definition that you would give
Speaker 1: of art?
Speaker 11: Ooh, see that one is really really hard, and I
Speaker 11: was not prepared for such a question. I was pretty
Speaker 11: prepared for the trash one blank The definition of art,
Speaker 11: I think expressing your experience.
Speaker 1: Is expressing your experience is art.
Speaker 7: Mhm.
Speaker 1: I like that.
Speaker 11: I like I like this one line. It's from an
Speaker 11: idea of an ability song. But it's the hidden variable.
Speaker 11: Is that all that is is art?
Speaker 7: I like that.
Speaker 1: Sarah Lee, have you ever eaten out of the garbage?
Speaker 4: Yes?
Speaker 11: Yes, so you know, like the die from Brazil? I
Speaker 11: do that. I have done that as a server, I've
Speaker 11: but you know, left over dinners and stuff in a box.
Speaker 11: Take it home, no shame, eat it right there. Whatever.
Speaker 11: If it's something that someone I love would like, you know,
Speaker 11: I'll take you home to to get home to them,
Speaker 11: but also I eat out of the out of the
Speaker 11: dumpster as much as possible. Like when I'm living my
Speaker 11: best life, I feel like when I'm being my best self,
Speaker 11: Like that's when I'm checking the dumpster at Aldise before
Speaker 11: i go into the store for groceries, because all these
Speaker 11: dumpster is really hooked up and you don't really know
Speaker 11: what you need inside until you stop there, because there's
Speaker 11: a lot in there.
Speaker 1: What have been some of your greatest finds from the
Speaker 1: Audi dumpster?
Speaker 11: Oh man, Okay, one time I got a dump the
Speaker 11: Audi dumpster. Okay specifically because my favorite dumpster experience was
Speaker 11: from a fancy chocolate store, but the Audi dumpster. One
Speaker 11: time I sewed up my whole trunk with peaches that
Speaker 11: weren't even right yet.
Speaker 1: Wow. You always go into every time you go grocery shop,
Speaker 1: but you always check the dumpster beforehand to see if
Speaker 1: you can get anything for free.
Speaker 11: Now, that is what I aspire to do. There have
Speaker 11: been times in my life when I have done that,
Speaker 11: But like I said, I would say that's when I'm
Speaker 11: living my best life, Like I'm being the most productive
Speaker 11: at life. Is when I'm not being lazy and just
Speaker 11: going in the store, like I'm taking care of that
Speaker 11: dumpster first.
Speaker 7: Right.
Speaker 1: You mentioned this as a sign of you living your
Speaker 1: best life, and that sort of piques my curiosity. Why
Speaker 1: do you consider this to be a sign of living
Speaker 1: your best life? Because you feel as though you say
Speaker 1: it's because you feel more productive when you go dumpster
Speaker 1: diving as opposed to going into the store like everyone else.
Speaker 11: Yeah, and I still do go in the store. I
Speaker 11: just feel like it's more productive for me to make
Speaker 11: sure I check the dumpster first. I feel like it's
Speaker 11: sustainable and it's fun and you never know what's going
Speaker 11: to go on in there.
Speaker 1: Right, There is a deep sense of excitement and curiosity
Speaker 1: in dumpster diving. You never know what you're gonna find exactly.
Speaker 1: Give her experience any fear of the unknown when you're dumpster.
Speaker 11: Diving occasionally, you know. And one time there was a
Speaker 11: store that had a dumpster and they really didn't like
Speaker 11: you to dumps or dive during the day. And I
Speaker 11: found out it was because and a friend of mine
Speaker 11: witnessed this. But it was because one time during the
Speaker 11: day someone was dumpster diving and another customer was very
Speaker 11: offended about it and started yelling at him, and so
Speaker 11: the dumpster man yelled back and they were verbally fighting,
Speaker 11: and at the end of the day, like the guy
Speaker 11: who was offended ended up shooting the guy in the dumpster.
Speaker 11: So that's kind of scary, like people don't really like it.
Speaker 1: He ended up shooting the guy in the dumpster.
Speaker 11: Yeah, he was, Yeah, he was that mess.
Speaker 13: Why.
Speaker 1: I can't imagine that someone would be so upset and
Speaker 1: offended by someone else's you know, victimless actions to shoot them.
Speaker 11: Yeah, he felt like it was wrong and he was
Speaker 11: getting things for free, but like there was good things
Speaker 11: in that dumpster, that particular dumpster, Like my friend would
Speaker 11: bring home, like those big pieces of salmon, like really big,
Speaker 11: still frozen, still good, many of them. Sometimes, like the
Speaker 11: flower department would throw away all their bouquets, so that
Speaker 11: was like a real good dumpter. So he was just
Speaker 11: mad that, like he probably felt insecure about that, jealous.
Speaker 1: Yeah, yeah, well listen Saraily before we go, any naysayers
Speaker 1: out there here, for there are if anyone after listening
Speaker 1: to this is not fully convinced that dumpster diving is
Speaker 1: the way to go, what would you tell them?
Speaker 11: I would say, to let people live their lives. They're
Speaker 11: not hurting you, and it's okay you don't want to
Speaker 11: do it, but you don't have to stop other people
Speaker 11: from doing it because it's just the trash, So why
Speaker 11: do you care? And yeah, more trash for the people
Speaker 11: who don't mind.
Speaker 1: Beautiful. Well, thank you so much for saying I was
Speaker 1: trying to say sharing, but I said saring because your
Speaker 1: name is sarah Ly. Thank you so much for sharing. Sarahly.
Speaker 1: You have a great rest of the night and hope
Speaker 1: I wish you many great dumpster finds in the future.
Speaker 14: Thank you.
Speaker 11: Good night.
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Speaker 7: All from Alexa.
Speaker 5: Alexa, Oh my gosh, am I really on No?
Speaker 1: No, okay, I'm just joking around. Sorry, I'm just I'm
Speaker 1: in a really joking I'm in a really joking mood.
Speaker 1: So I decided to play a little bit of a
Speaker 1: joke on you. But it's you know, I think I
Speaker 1: got it out of my system.
Speaker 5: You got me. It's all good. It's it's a joking
Speaker 5: kind of day. I guess the Friday and it's the
Speaker 5: relaxing day and I'm just chilling.
Speaker 1: Let me ask you that, do you do you truly
Speaker 1: believe that it is a joking kind of day or
Speaker 1: were you just saying that, you know, as a way
Speaker 1: of furthering the conversation and acknowledging what I said a.
Speaker 5: Little bit of both. Honestly, I would was definitely further
Speaker 5: in the conversation, but also, you know, there's some truth
Speaker 5: through it. I feel like today in general, it's just
Speaker 5: kind of kind of like a nuddy day, not like
Speaker 5: anything worth talking about, but just like you know, work
Speaker 5: related stuff and just kind of waiting until the weekend
Speaker 5: and you know, kind of hang into that.
Speaker 7: What is it?
Speaker 11: Like?
Speaker 5: What am I trying to say? Like not like Cliffhanger.
Speaker 5: I can't think of a word right now.
Speaker 1: It's like.
Speaker 5: Yeah, but it always is for me.
Speaker 1: What do you do?
Speaker 7: I work in it?
Speaker 5: So yeah, I work in it. I'm not gonna bore
Speaker 5: you with like the details behind that, but I just
Speaker 5: I work in it for a really large company and
Speaker 5: it just gets crazy sometimes. So it's always nice to
Speaker 5: like not be working sometimes because it's just much more
Speaker 5: relaxing than when I am.
Speaker 1: I suppose what percentage of you know it problems that
Speaker 1: you deal with on a data basis are solves by
Speaker 1: turning the system off and back on again.
Speaker 5: An embarrassing amount, an embarrassing amount. But actually the majority
Speaker 5: of the problems that we have are just people not communicating,
Speaker 5: not reality of it. Like sometimes it's just somebody misunderstood
Speaker 5: something and they built something they really weren't to build,
Speaker 5: or like sometimes it goes through like different countries too,
Speaker 5: like depending on if you are like outsourcing some stuff
Speaker 5: or whatever, and so it just stuff gets lost in translation.
Speaker 5: I'll say that much.
Speaker 1: So do you consider yourself a good communicator? Alexa.
Speaker 5: Yes, I do I like people.
Speaker 7: I don't.
Speaker 5: Okay, that sounds kind of cocky.
Speaker 15: I don't mean like that.
Speaker 1: Look, I rarely do we hear people who like people.
Speaker 1: I feel like that's the unpopular sentiment now, is liking people.
Speaker 1: I feel like everyone hates people now.
Speaker 5: Yeah, I know, and it's it's it's actually kind of sad,
Speaker 5: like I was. I was thinking about it the other day,
Speaker 5: because I do like people. I like talking. I like
Speaker 5: just you know, sitting down and having a conversation. That's
Speaker 5: actually why I think. I started watching your stream probably
Speaker 5: about a month and a half ago, and I just
Speaker 5: I like, how what wait?
Speaker 7: What?
Speaker 1: Nothing?
Speaker 5: And I just like, I like how insightful your conversations are.
Speaker 5: And yeah, I just really like I also like talking
Speaker 5: to people. So it was something that I noticed. Its
Speaker 5: like with the pandemic, because you know, everybody is just
Speaker 5: so I would say distant now and kind of lonely
Speaker 5: in some cases. Are just it's different, things are weird,
Speaker 5: and so you don't really get to have that like
Speaker 5: interpersonal communication like you would have in like real life
Speaker 5: when we weren't going through this together. And so it's
Speaker 5: kind of sad and it seems to be the norm.
Speaker 5: I agree with that.
Speaker 1: You know, it's interesting because you know, I started this
Speaker 1: during the pandemic, and I kind of started this because
Speaker 1: of the pandemic, not really because of the pandemic. But
Speaker 1: I don't think if the pandemic never happened, I don't
Speaker 1: think I would be doing this. And I feel like
Speaker 1: I have spoken to more people post pandemic than I
Speaker 1: would if there hadn't been one, which has been an
Speaker 1: interesting thing really for me, because I you know, I'm
Speaker 1: because I'm talking to all these people on the stream,
Speaker 1: and you know, people I just meet because of you know,
Speaker 1: doing this, and when when you know, before pan, you know,
Speaker 1: I was only talking to like, you know, whoever was
Speaker 1: in my vicinity, right, Alexa, Have you ever eaten from
Speaker 1: the garbage?
Speaker 5: So I thought about this question, and it's both a
Speaker 5: yes and a no. I have to say no because
Speaker 5: it goes against like my entire culture. So I'm Italian,
Speaker 5: like actually Italian, not like New York Italian like born
Speaker 5: and raised in Italy. And if I admitted to eating
Speaker 5: out of the garbage, my like my grandmother will roll
Speaker 5: over in her graves kind of thing, because like food
Speaker 5: is a big part of our culture is that's the
Speaker 5: there you go and yeah, and it's like a big
Speaker 5: part of you know, food in Italy is like a
Speaker 5: spiritual experience almost, so I can't admit to that. However,
Speaker 5: I went to college and I certainly have like not
Speaker 5: like rummaging, certainly not to like that extent. But I
Speaker 5: mean there have been instances where, like Afkanda, I can't
Speaker 5: believe I'm admitting this since I like all these people,
Speaker 5: but there there has been like an instance where I've
Speaker 5: kind of thrown something out and then I've kind of
Speaker 5: re examined after I've sorted out and be like, oh wait,
Speaker 5: I didn't need to throw that out. There's something on there.
Speaker 5: Oh gosh, what was it? I can picture the plate,
Speaker 5: like that's the weird thing. I can picture the plate.
Speaker 5: It was like a bus like a I'm gonna talk
Speaker 5: through this because I don't remember exactly what it was,
Speaker 5: so maybe i'll get there. It was like a small
Speaker 5: like paper plate, you know, like the ones that you
Speaker 5: can get like Walmart or whatever. And it was like
Speaker 5: it's orange. I can't I can't remember what orange.
Speaker 1: Was A pasta dish of some kind.
Speaker 5: Oh I no, you know what it was I think
Speaker 5: it was I think no, it was not me. Hey,
Speaker 5: that's not a thing. Anybody who's wondering that it's spaghetti
Speaker 5: and meats, that's not a thing.
Speaker 14: In real Italy.
Speaker 5: You can have meat balls on the side, you can
Speaker 5: have like spaghetti and ragou but like together, that's not
Speaker 5: a thing. Sorry if I like ruined some people's nights
Speaker 5: with that one.
Speaker 1: Hell, Laura, I like that word. I like a Laura.
Speaker 1: I know I speak.
Speaker 5: I was about to say, oh wow, oh.
Speaker 1: See, I have no idea what you said just.
Speaker 5: Now, but oh, you're wonderful. That was really good.
Speaker 1: Gratzy and me. Well, thank you so much, Alex. I
Speaker 1: appreciate you calling you.
Speaker 5: Well, Thanks for having thanks for everything that you do.
Speaker 5: Thanks for having me, and keep up the good work.
Speaker 5: It's awesome. I got that's out. Goodbye.
Speaker 7: Where did hew from?
Speaker 14: Mason?
Speaker 1: Mason?
Speaker 14: Yes, yes, Mason, Yes, hold.
Speaker 1: On, Mason Turnt I know, I know, I am, okay, okay,
Speaker 1: Hello Mason. What year were you born?
Speaker 14: Two thousand and three?
Speaker 1: All right, so you're eighteen nine seventeen? Yes to which one?
Speaker 14: I'm seventeen?
Speaker 1: Uh ship Mason, Mason, I can't I don't talk to
Speaker 1: anyone under eighteen on the stream.
Speaker 14: Dude, Oh dang, I turned I turned eighteen in two months.
Speaker 1: Call me then?
Speaker 6: Wait wait wait can you can you?
Speaker 14: Can you talk to my brother? He's eighteen, he's over eighteen?
Speaker 1: All right, Sure, I'll talk to your brother.
Speaker 14: Geko Geko got listen to me. I'm a little upset.
Speaker 8: At the moment.
Speaker 1: Why are you upset?
Speaker 6: I've been trying.
Speaker 2: I'm almost twenty.
Speaker 14: I'm nineteen, all right. I turned twenty in like literally.
Speaker 4: Exactly a month.
Speaker 14: So that's that's not besides the point.
Speaker 4: I'm legal.
Speaker 14: I'm I've been trying for days. And I introduced my
Speaker 14: brother to the Gek nation twenty minutes ago. He gets
Speaker 14: in after calling like for twenty minutes, and I've been
Speaker 14: trying for a couple of days. I just want to
Speaker 14: want to know what that's about.
Speaker 1: Well, okay, so you've been trying for so for so
Speaker 1: many for so many times. Uh, and now that we're
Speaker 1: finally here, what's your name?
Speaker 14: My name is Taylor?
Speaker 1: Taylor. I mean, look, how can I help you? Taylor?
Speaker 4: Listen?
Speaker 14: I just you know, I don't I don't know, I
Speaker 14: don't know.
Speaker 8: I do therapy and I get no help from that.
Speaker 4: So I don't.
Speaker 14: I don't know what what would be different here?
Speaker 1: What do you talk to your therapist about.
Speaker 14: A lot of a lot of things. A lot of
Speaker 14: it goes back to my ex And I feel like
Speaker 14: that's the same thing with my brother as well.
Speaker 4: We both have.
Speaker 1: Issues letting things go interesting. Okay, what what is this
Speaker 1: obsession with your ex?
Speaker 4: Me?
Speaker 14: Specifically, I was the first person. I don't I can't
Speaker 14: speak for my brother past that, and I know he's
Speaker 14: probably not upset about or upset about me saying that,
Speaker 14: but we'll get past that with me. It was the
Speaker 14: first girl I ever slept with or ever did anything with.
Speaker 14: I went to her pall, did a lot of things,
Speaker 14: and then she decided to when I was at work
Speaker 14: one day, making account to uh sell not only fans,
Speaker 14: this is different from only fans. I don't know what
Speaker 14: website this was on, to sell specifically her dirty underwear. Okay,
Speaker 14: after I said, I was not cool with that. So
Speaker 14: I come home and she says, hey, look what I did.
Speaker 14: And at this point we were like, damn, you're living together.
Speaker 2: So then I broke up with her.
Speaker 14: At the moment I found out was like, yeah, I'm
Speaker 14: not doing this by right you already told her I
Speaker 14: wasn't about it, and she said, no, I'll delete the account.
Speaker 14: I was like, no, this is what you want to do.
Speaker 14: You've made your decision.
Speaker 1: But so, I mean, I'm probably.
Speaker 14: Threat my decision to break up with her.
Speaker 1: Well look, all right, yeah, I mean you're you're dating someone.
Speaker 1: I don't think it's within anyone's right to tell I
Speaker 1: don't think you know your partner doesn't control you. I
Speaker 1: don't think it's within your right to tell her that
Speaker 1: she can't do only fans. But it's totally within your
Speaker 1: right to break up with her for any reason, all right.
Speaker 1: And you decided that, you know, you didn't want to.
Speaker 1: You decided that you were uncomfortable with it, so you
Speaker 1: broke up with her, which is fine, But then what
Speaker 1: do you have said about.
Speaker 14: I mean, there were a few things that she did
Speaker 14: after we broke up, like would show up to my
Speaker 14: work and would like follow me around because I would.
Speaker 14: I would watch people and stop shoplifters at a store.
Speaker 14: I can't say what store, And she knew that. For
Speaker 14: for some fucking reason, she found that out. Oh I'm sorry,
Speaker 14: can I can.
Speaker 1: I cut and you can say whatever you want on
Speaker 1: here within school.
Speaker 14: Cool, No, I won't. I'll keep I'll stay in cos.
Speaker 14: But no, she would like show up at my work
Speaker 14: and would know that I'd could be in playing clothes
Speaker 14: and would kind of walk around and do stupid shit
Speaker 14: like that. And now one of my friends I was
Speaker 14: friends with her dated her friend after we broke up.
Speaker 14: Would tell me that she lives in like New Zealand
Speaker 14: or Taiwan or some shit now with a baby daddy
Speaker 14: or not a.
Speaker 1: Baby daddy lives in Taiwan, though I.
Speaker 14: Don't know what country. I can't remember because it doesn't
Speaker 14: matter to me.
Speaker 1: Okay, if it doesn't matter, I mean, you see, so
Speaker 1: you're not still hung up on this.
Speaker 14: I mean to an extent, I am, because I would like,
Speaker 14: given the chance. I believe in my head, i'd be like,
Speaker 14: I don't want to get back together, but I would
Speaker 14: give them the chance.
Speaker 1: Yeah in college right now?
Speaker 14: Yeah?
Speaker 13: Uh?
Speaker 1: It sounds to me. I mean, you know what you
Speaker 1: guys you went to Prime together, I think, I mean,
Speaker 1: I mean she lives in a different country. True, sounds
Speaker 1: like you two have values that aren't compatible with one another,
Speaker 1: or you know, whatever, decisions whatever that aren't compatible with
Speaker 1: one another. Sounds like a good thing that you guys
Speaker 1: broke up, especially after such a young age, because you
Speaker 1: didn't seem doesn't seem like you are right for each
Speaker 1: other anyway. I mean, now she's living in wherever, doing
Speaker 1: her life, you know, living her own thing. You know,
Speaker 1: I feel like you got to go kind of. I mean,
Speaker 1: you're you're nineteen, man, you haven't even built your life yet.
Speaker 14: True, And I agree with Chatty. I also, do you
Speaker 14: feel like I should probably just grow up about it?
Speaker 14: But for some reason, Yeah, she is rich now, motherfucker.
Speaker 8: But no, I can't.
Speaker 14: I do struggle to just get over and I do
Speaker 14: feel like I do probably just have to grow up
Speaker 14: about it.
Speaker 1: But here's the thing, when it comes to what were
Speaker 1: you gonna say?
Speaker 14: No, I just couldn't cut that strength.
Speaker 4: That was it.
Speaker 1: When it comes my feelings, when it comes to like,
Speaker 1: you know, nineteen eighteen twenty whatever, in relationships, it's like,
Speaker 1: do you haven't even like you haven't even taken the
Speaker 1: appropriate amount of time that it takes to actually become
Speaker 1: anything or build up who you are as tailor, you know,
Speaker 1: I mean, there's no reason for you to rush into
Speaker 1: a relationship, you know. I mean a partnership. Both people
Speaker 1: got to you have nothing to bring to the table
Speaker 1: right now, not because of anything's wrong with you, but
Speaker 1: just because you're young. You haven't taken the time to
Speaker 1: develop yourself. Okay, you know, I feel like now you
Speaker 1: have so much time ahead of you to develop yourself
Speaker 1: as a person independently of anyone else, so that way,
Speaker 1: when you are ready to date, you sort of have
Speaker 1: more both independently, so that if it doesn't work out,
Speaker 1: you're less less shook. Okay, you know your dependency, right?
Speaker 1: Does that make sense?
Speaker 14: No, yes, it does, because if you.
Speaker 1: Don't have anything going on with yourself and then you
Speaker 1: get into a relationship and that becomes your everything, then
Speaker 1: when it goes wrong, you get fucked. You fuck yourself.
Speaker 14: That's pretty much exactly what happened.
Speaker 6: That was all I had.
Speaker 1: Great and it's I'm happy that you learned that lesson
Speaker 1: as a young person. So now you get to you
Speaker 1: should learn that lesson and be like, all right, I'm
Speaker 1: gonna try to develop myself and see what's going on
Speaker 1: with me alone. You know, my career, my values, whatever,
Speaker 1: how I like to interact with the world around me
Speaker 1: and really focus on developing that. Because you know, once
Speaker 1: you're happy alone, you have you have to be happy
Speaker 1: alone before you seek happiness in others. I believe.
Speaker 14: Okay, No, I get what you're saying. Sorry, I'm very
Speaker 14: distracted by people in chat acting for her only fans.
Speaker 1: Unfortunately I don't don't don't, don't, don't don't read the chat.
Speaker 14: That sounds about right. No, I will scoot away from chat.
Speaker 14: You know you, I do see what you're saying. I
Speaker 14: still don't even really know what I want to do
Speaker 14: in college. I'm still trying to figure out a lot
Speaker 14: of things for myself exactly.
Speaker 1: You're still figuring it out. So I mean I would
Speaker 1: put one hundred percent of your focus into figuring out
Speaker 1: as opposed to take it about you know, whatever your
Speaker 1: ex is doing.
Speaker 14: Okay, No, I seem to dwell on that a lot.
Speaker 14: I don't really focus on myself.
Speaker 1: Yeah, dude, don't dwell dwelling. Dwelling won't help you. And
Speaker 1: plus you're so young. I mean, so many things could
Speaker 1: happen to you. You could die, you could get hit
Speaker 1: by a car. But I mean that's just one thing.
Speaker 1: So many things can happen to you that you don't
Speaker 1: even know what they are. But if you're not, if
Speaker 1: you're dwelling, if you think about the past, you're not
Speaker 1: looking at what's in front of you. I mean, you
Speaker 1: have so much opportunity coming your way. I really do
Speaker 1: believe that.
Speaker 14: Or I could get hit by a car, or you.
Speaker 1: Could get hit by a car, but you will never know.
Speaker 14: So it's such a stark choice to go directly too.
Speaker 1: I mean, I look, it's the elephant in the room.
Speaker 1: I don't at any point, I comman, I could get
Speaker 1: hit by a car right now. A car could bust
Speaker 1: through my fucking house and kill me.
Speaker 14: That is very true. Where one of those garbage trucks
Speaker 14: will just run us over. We'll never know what happens.
Speaker 1: Well, listen, Taylor, good luck to you, and I hope
Speaker 1: that you don't get hit by a car and die.
Speaker 4: Well.
Speaker 1: Thank you so much.
Speaker 14: Gecko, can I see if my brother has a question
Speaker 14: for you through me?
Speaker 4: Never mind.
Speaker 14: You too?
Speaker 7: All from Stocked and Dogs, Stocked and Dogs.
Speaker 1: Hi, Hi, what's up dude?
Speaker 11: Oh yeah, my name is Cruise.
Speaker 12: That's my first name. Hello, Cruise, Stockton Dodgs is my business.
Speaker 12: I'm a dog sitter.
Speaker 1: You're a dog sitter, Yep, that's what I do Stockton? Why?
Speaker 4: Uh is I?
Speaker 1: I don't want to dox you, but does that like
Speaker 1: your last name or something?
Speaker 12: No, Stockton, California.
Speaker 11: That's where I live.
Speaker 1: Are there a lot of dogs in Stockton, California?
Speaker 12: Yeah, there's more in the Bay, which I wish I was,
Speaker 12: you know, over there San Francisco, Oakland area. But it's
Speaker 12: all good.
Speaker 1: You got How come you don't go? I would assume
Speaker 1: you would want to go where all the dogs are.
Speaker 12: Yeah, I'm building up too, I'll get there.
Speaker 1: How long have you been? How long have you been
Speaker 1: sitting dogs?
Speaker 12: For about three years?
Speaker 1: And what got you into the game?
Speaker 12: I love dogs?
Speaker 1: Perfect.
Speaker 12: You don't have a dog?
Speaker 1: I have a dog?
Speaker 7: Where?
Speaker 1: Who are you? Where?
Speaker 12: Where's your dog at?
Speaker 1: I've never seen somewhere? Sometimes they go out and then
Speaker 1: I'll tell them where.
Speaker 12: They're going, Well, you know, when you go to Brazil
Speaker 12: or wherever you're going next.
Speaker 1: I'll put them in a box. I'll write Stockton dogs
Speaker 1: on I'll drop it off at ups mm hmm.
Speaker 12: I got you.
Speaker 1: You know I like this because I hate kids. If
Speaker 1: you told me you were a baby, and that's disgusting.
Speaker 12: Oh, they're so annoying. I hate kids.
Speaker 1: Do, but I could do dogs. Although I'm actually I'm
Speaker 1: very particular about my dogs, like I at least I
Speaker 1: kind of hate at least half dog breede. I'm very
Speaker 1: specific with the kind of dogs I like. I like
Speaker 1: big dogs, like you know, the Golden Retrievers, Huskies. I
Speaker 1: like she bows. Shebows are big. Now with the dog coin,
Speaker 1: I think.
Speaker 13: You means, okay, what I say, you said, she Bo,
Speaker 13: that's was similar.
Speaker 1: What else? I like Corgis?
Speaker 12: Oh yeah, that's cute.
Speaker 1: But there's so many dogs I hate, like uh like,
Speaker 1: I hate like tiny, crusty, white fluffy Yeah you know
Speaker 1: you know those dogs. Hate those dogs.
Speaker 12: Okay, well you know I'm a bit of a hater
Speaker 12: when it comes to those dogs.
Speaker 1: Like there's a little like TI like the tiny the
Speaker 1: bigger the dog, the more like a big fan. I like,
Speaker 1: like like a Clifford, we're a real dog. That would
Speaker 1: be so sick dog. But there's so many, like there's
Speaker 1: so many like a little tiny rat dogs that I
Speaker 1: just they disturbed me.
Speaker 9: Yeah.
Speaker 12: Well most of them are like you know, they're nervous,
Speaker 12: so they're shaking, barking, scared.
Speaker 1: I know, I know, there's like I don't know why
Speaker 1: but it like makes me mad how scared they are.
Speaker 1: It's like, you know, grow up. You know, we all
Speaker 1: got to do this, We all got to do we
Speaker 1: all got to be alive.
Speaker 12: I don't know, why are you that's true? I mean,
Speaker 12: uh so some of the dogs I sit, I well,
Speaker 12: first I evaluate them. I call it a meet and greet,
Speaker 12: but really I'm testing to see if I like your dog,
Speaker 12: and if or not.
Speaker 1: What is your what is your criteria?
Speaker 11: Well, they have to get along with my dog.
Speaker 12: She's a nine year old pug. Her name is Muppy.
Speaker 13: You know.
Speaker 4: Uh, she's the.
Speaker 12: Best thing in the world.
Speaker 13: So if their dogs doesn't.
Speaker 12: Get along with my dogs to hear, and I want
Speaker 12: to make sure they are all up to date with
Speaker 12: their vaccines because that's important. I'm not any dogs to
Speaker 12: get sick in my house because they do.
Speaker 1: It for my home. Yeah, that's that's that's I'm glad
Speaker 1: to hear that. You know things are going well enough
Speaker 1: that you like can pick and choose the dogs. You're
Speaker 1: not like desperate for dogs that you'll just take any
Speaker 1: shitty dog exactly.
Speaker 12: I don't want them like I don't oh right, what
Speaker 12: you were saying about like dogs that are scared. I
Speaker 12: don't like dogs who are submissive, Like you reach down
Speaker 12: to pet them and they just roll over on their
Speaker 12: back and they're just like like I don't want.
Speaker 1: Said, well, you said submissive, submissive.
Speaker 12: Like where they just kind of I don't know how
Speaker 12: to explain it. I don't know.
Speaker 1: But isn't it isn't that what you Isn't that ideal
Speaker 1: for you as a dog sitter. Wouldn't the more submissive
Speaker 1: the dog make your job easier?
Speaker 12: I mean obedient for sure. If they're well trained or
Speaker 12: well behaved, that's crime for me. They're like, how good
Speaker 12: we call?
Speaker 15: You know.
Speaker 1: I feel like submissiveness and obedience are there, if not
Speaker 1: the same trade, similar traits that trend alongside each other. Okay,
Speaker 1: what that's true?
Speaker 12: Yeah?
Speaker 9: Okay, well you know if you were a dog Citi,
Speaker 9: you'll see all these characteristics that they have that dogs
Speaker 9: are awesome overall.
Speaker 1: What is their name?
Speaker 15: Was?
Speaker 12: My name is Cruise?
Speaker 4: Like Cruise?
Speaker 1: Have you ever eaten out of the garbage? Yes, that's,
Speaker 1: by the way, the first definitive confident. Yes, I've gotten
Speaker 1: thee absolutely.
Speaker 12: A freaking pop tart like you know in the silver
Speaker 12: like the silver packaging. They just got away and I
Speaker 12: was like, well, it's still wrapped and everything, so that's
Speaker 12: definitely good.
Speaker 1: And where what was the context of this what garbage can?
Speaker 1: Was it in a park? Was it in your house?
Speaker 7: Was it it was.
Speaker 12: At my school when I was like in sixth grade
Speaker 12: or something. I'm sure I'd be in trash other times,
Speaker 12: but you know, just thinking about it, that's for sure
Speaker 12: a time that I was like, give me that pop tart.
Speaker 1: It's cool that you've eaten trash because I feel like
Speaker 1: that would connect you more with the dogs, because I'm
Speaker 1: sure that most dogs have eaten out of the trash.
Speaker 9: Oh yeah, I don't.
Speaker 1: Relate to them on that level.
Speaker 4: Mm hmm.
Speaker 12: The big dogs, you know, they got easier access to
Speaker 12: to get up in there. My roommates dogs eats trash
Speaker 12: all the time, pulls it out.
Speaker 1: They've got anything good, You've got everything? Have they gotten
Speaker 1: anything where you're kind of jealous that you didn't get
Speaker 1: to it first?
Speaker 12: You know, just happy eating swanches or something with cheese.
Speaker 12: They like cheese, grapes, fruit, they eat it all. Dogs
Speaker 12: are scavengers, a little a little vacuum cleaners. They eat
Speaker 12: it all up.
Speaker 1: Cruise. I'll let you know if I if I go
Speaker 1: out of town, I want to, I'll give you my
Speaker 1: dog yep.
Speaker 7: Stocked and Dogs, Stocked.
Speaker 1: And Dogs rock and roll. Well, thank you so much,
Speaker 1: Stocked and Dogs. You have a good rest of the night.
Speaker 12: I got go see your.
Speaker 1: All from Hello Carlo, Carlo Carlow.
Speaker 4: Hey, what's up?
Speaker 1: Man? Are you high?
Speaker 15: Oh?
Speaker 10: No, this has been a long week.
Speaker 1: You sound high?
Speaker 8: No?
Speaker 10: No, no, how high?
Speaker 4: Are you?
Speaker 10: Zero out of ten? But I was hearing Sara Lee
Speaker 10: talk about salmon from the trash, and it reminded me
Speaker 10: of this salmon from the trash story.
Speaker 4: That I have.
Speaker 10: I don't know if you want to salmon from the
Speaker 10: trash story or not, but.
Speaker 1: All right, so you ate a salmon from the trash, well.
Speaker 4: More or less. Yeah.
Speaker 10: So it wasn't from the trash, but it should have
Speaker 10: been in the trash. So I had this salmon and
Speaker 10: we found I saw this like you remember back when
Speaker 10: there was like these videos on Facebook all the time
Speaker 10: that were like these recipes real quick. So I saw
Speaker 10: this one recipe real quick. Yeah, And and so I
Speaker 10: had this salmon. It had gone like it should have
Speaker 10: been in the trash, and so I made, uh this uh,
Speaker 10: this recipe that I saw on Facebook, and then the
Speaker 10: salmon was like really bad and it made me really
Speaker 10: really sick. And then uh, and then I went on
Speaker 10: a hike and then I was way out in the
Speaker 10: woods and uh, and then and then that salmon started
Speaker 10: acting up.
Speaker 1: You know, mm hm, oh my god. There's nothing more
Speaker 1: terrible than getting sick in the middle of the woods
Speaker 1: and having to take a you know, diarrhea ship.
Speaker 10: Yeah, that's that's pretty much what happened so.
Speaker 1: Experience.
Speaker 10: So we basically I was out there and I was
Speaker 10: actually on a first date, and We're out there in
Speaker 10: the woods, and we had like set up like a
Speaker 10: little uh, a little like hammock spot, and we were
Speaker 10: like chilling and then suddenly I was like, oh, I
Speaker 10: think we should have probably turned back.
Speaker 13: And uh.
Speaker 10: And so we turned back and I'm we're like kind
Speaker 10: of heading back, and I'm like, oh, dude, I don't
Speaker 10: think I'm gonna make it. And so I kind of
Speaker 10: screwed out into the woods.
Speaker 1: So you ran off into the what you abandoned your
Speaker 1: date to run off into the woods.
Speaker 10: That's correct.
Speaker 4: Yeah, it was.
Speaker 10: It was kind of like a situation where it had.
Speaker 1: To happen understandable, understandable, and what came out of your asshole?
Speaker 1: How would you rank it from a scale of one
Speaker 1: to ten in terms of solidity?
Speaker 10: Oh, in terms of solidity, probably like a one or two.
Speaker 1: Oh my god, it was all yeah.
Speaker 10: Yeah, it was also quite loud, it was it was
Speaker 10: just very loud. It was this very loud, very explosive experience.
Speaker 1: But yeah, you didn't have the chance to wipe. I assume,
Speaker 1: so that's the thing.
Speaker 10: So yeah, no, So I'm out there and I'm like, well,
Speaker 10: what am I gonna do? So I take off my shoe,
Speaker 10: I take off my sock, and I do the best
Speaker 10: I can with a single sock and then just chuck
Speaker 10: it into the woods.
Speaker 1: You know, a single sock. I mean, first of all,
Speaker 1: it props to you that was very resourceful. A single
Speaker 1: sock is enough to get you. Well, the date's over,
Speaker 1: you're done.
Speaker 10: Yeah, I mean, well we still have you know, we
Speaker 10: didn't make it quite back, so it's like still have
Speaker 10: more hike to do, you know what I mean?
Speaker 1: Wait, you so, how so you continued to hike with
Speaker 1: a sh with a I mean, you can do the
Speaker 1: best you can with the sock, but you still probably
Speaker 1: have a very shitty asshole at that point.
Speaker 10: Yeah, yes, but it's eighty percent better eighty percent.
Speaker 1: You got rid of eighty percent with one little sock.
Speaker 10: Well, So when I when I was, you know, squatting
Speaker 10: down to do the business, I had in my mind
Speaker 10: that I was going to have, you know, I was,
Speaker 10: I was trying to forecast into the future, and so
Speaker 10: I was like, how can I make this the cleanest
Speaker 10: I possibly can with the situation at hand?
Speaker 4: Yeah?
Speaker 10: Yeah, And so I did it.
Speaker 1: Yeah, Okay, So you said you spread to ensure that
Speaker 1: on its way out it wouldn't sort of muck up
Speaker 1: the walls of the gass cheeks.
Speaker 10: To the best of my ability at the time, Yeah.
Speaker 1: That was smart of you. What I would have been
Speaker 1: afraid of is, all right, let's say you squatt and
Speaker 1: you spread a couple a couple things. A couple things
Speaker 1: would happen here. I think one is you would risk
Speaker 1: it sort of like sort of the way that like
Speaker 1: when you pee, when you have an erection, it's sort
Speaker 1: of like forks off. I would be afraid of it
Speaker 1: forking off and getting on your fingers.
Speaker 10: Tell me about more about your fork off analogy, because
Speaker 10: I that's not.
Speaker 1: My like like if it like comes out, there's not
Speaker 1: it wouldn't like for you, you weren't afraid of getting
Speaker 1: some on your hands.
Speaker 10: No, no, no, no, no, you put the you put
Speaker 10: the palms like fingers spread against the side of your
Speaker 10: cheeks and then pull instead of like grab and and pull.
Speaker 10: It's it's more of a it's it's a more tactical approach,
Speaker 10: which ended up being more effective, I think than what
Speaker 10: you would have done.
Speaker 1: Did you wash? Were you able to wash your hands afterwards?
Speaker 4: I were in the woods.
Speaker 10: All I have is my backpack and a hammock.
Speaker 1: So no hand sanitizer on your backpack.
Speaker 10: Honestly, I don't remember, but I'm gonna go ahead. No no,
Speaker 10: oh my god.
Speaker 1: Another problem with the the spreading is that I feel like,
Speaker 1: you know, you would have if you lose your balance
Speaker 1: and you.
Speaker 2: Balance yeah, yeah, no.
Speaker 10: It was kind of on a hill, so I was
Speaker 10: kind of able to I had to like scurry down
Speaker 10: the hill and then and then I and then I
Speaker 10: was able to kind of support myself, like you know,
Speaker 10: there's a slope, so I was able to you know,
Speaker 10: have a pretty solid foundation.
Speaker 4: Mm hmm.
Speaker 1: Okay, So how did the the rest of date. So
Speaker 1: how did the how did the rest of the date go?
Speaker 10: Uh, we're still together.
Speaker 2: It's been five years.
Speaker 1: So well, I'm very happy to hear that. Carlos. Yeah, Carlow,
Speaker 1: you have a wonderful night.
Speaker 2: Yeah, you too.
Speaker 1: I love you, gay, I love you too.
Speaker 7: Carlo all from Alio.
Speaker 1: Aliyah? Oh hello Eliah? Who ha naviv Hei?
Speaker 11: Yeah?
Speaker 1: Who hot t shev elli yah?
Speaker 4: Who?
Speaker 1: Well yah who elly yah who? That's the song I
Speaker 1: used to sing in and uh I want to call it.
Speaker 1: I want to say Hebrews school or Senega. That's what
Speaker 1: we did in synagogue. It's called Eli Yahu. What's your name?
Speaker 15: Oh?
Speaker 14: Yeah?
Speaker 1: How OLDI Oliah eighteen? You're eighteen thousand years old. It's
Speaker 1: very old. I'm sorry, I'm gonna made it this far.
Speaker 15: I know, I'm I'm dust by now.
Speaker 1: The average human being lives to be only twenty four,
Speaker 1: but uk, you you live to be eighteen thousand. That's
Speaker 1: pretty impressive. How do you feel about this accomplishment?
Speaker 14: Wow?
Speaker 15: Kind of kind of gets to me sometimes. Since I
Speaker 15: lived past most of my family and friends.
Speaker 1: You lived past, you outlived all your family and friends.
Speaker 1: You must be very lonely. Well, yeah, this is why
Speaker 1: I don't want to turn a life. Yeah, Aliah, what
Speaker 1: are you doing right now? Aliah?
Speaker 15: Just watching your stream with my boyfriend and Kat I
Speaker 15: called like fifty thousand times, and I was like, I
Speaker 15: have a story. I have a story, and I've watched
Speaker 15: like so many of your streams that I wanted to
Speaker 15: tell a story.
Speaker 1: For well, I'd I'd love to hear your story. Elia,
Speaker 1: El Yahoo, No, that was what I said.
Speaker 15: Okay, okay, okay, but garbage. We everyone considers garbage, you know,
Speaker 15: differently depending on who you are. And I consider plugs
Speaker 15: garbage obviously. And uh, when I was ten, I what
Speaker 15: I went into my kitchen. It was the day after
Speaker 15: New Year's and my family had a bunch of sparkling
Speaker 15: cider bottles just left and laying around the place. And
Speaker 15: I thought, this bottle wasn't opened yet, because you know,
Speaker 15: some of them can like screw the lid back onto it.
Speaker 15: But it turned out that that morning, way before I
Speaker 15: woke up, my younger sister, which was like five at
Speaker 15: the time, she opened the bottle that night and left
Speaker 15: it opened, left the cap off of it. And we
Speaker 15: had cockroaches in my apartments at that time, and they
Speaker 15: all flooded the inside of it, and I couldn't see.
Speaker 15: It was dark in the kitchen that morning, and she
Speaker 15: uh before anyone woke up, she went back into the
Speaker 15: kitchen and she put the lid back onto it because
Speaker 15: she was afraid she'd get in trouble. So me being myself,
Speaker 15: I went into the kitchen and I was like, oh,
Speaker 15: left oversider, I'm gonna I'm gonna take a quick twig
Speaker 15: before the adults wake up. So I did, and I
Speaker 15: got a mouth full of roaches.
Speaker 1: Oh my god, yep, how did you react?
Speaker 4: Well?
Speaker 15: I swallowed about half of the gulf I took, and
Speaker 15: then I spited the other half out when I realized
Speaker 15: that there was clumps in my.
Speaker 1: Mouth and roach clumps. And how many roaches approximately? Do
Speaker 1: you think you swallowed? At least twenty twenty?
Speaker 15: Hey, they I'm not like, don't think it.
Speaker 1: So when I think of cockroach, I think I was
Speaker 1: like a big ass. How many.
Speaker 14: I lived?
Speaker 15: It was I lived in the vat at this time,
Speaker 15: and like, I'm counting like baby cockroaches too, and they're
Speaker 15: not big, they're not like so at least twenty like
Speaker 15: if you speak of like the like babies and like
Speaker 15: all of that. So it's gross.
Speaker 1: Wow, And I mean I imagine you fell into a
Speaker 1: state of horror.
Speaker 9: Yeah.
Speaker 15: I till this day, I can't drink anything that had
Speaker 15: like a bottle like it has to have a lid over.
Speaker 15: I can drink out a cup if they're clear and
Speaker 15: I can see through the liquid i'm drinking. But if
Speaker 15: there's like a bottle of like doctor pepper or something
Speaker 15: and it's left open somewhere where a bug or something
Speaker 15: could crawl into it, I just won't drink it because
Speaker 15: I have that fear now inside of me.
Speaker 1: Why did when your little sister put the cider back?
Speaker 1: She didn't know that.
Speaker 15: She No, she didn't. And you know, she was actually
Speaker 15: the one that was going to take a drink first,
Speaker 15: because we both were in the kitchen and she didn't
Speaker 15: tell me that she was willing to open it and
Speaker 15: didn't put the lid on. You know, she didn't tell
Speaker 15: me any of that until we got older. But she
Speaker 15: was going to take the drink first actually, and I
Speaker 15: was like, no, I'm older, grabbed it from her.
Speaker 1: Wow, you you got what you what? You?
Speaker 13: Uh?
Speaker 15: Yep?
Speaker 1: I was coming to you, yep, yep.
Speaker 15: I learned quickly not to be the first person to
Speaker 15: do everything.
Speaker 1: See sometimes you know, you assert your dominance and it
Speaker 1: just doesn't work out in your favor.
Speaker 12: Yep.
Speaker 15: And that has followed me through life.
Speaker 1: Well, you know, look, I'm glad to hear that you've
Speaker 1: learned your lesson. I hope that you have been humbled
Speaker 1: enough by this experience to, you know, allow you to
Speaker 1: flourish in the future.
Speaker 15: Yep, yep. And I'm glad I could. I could get
Speaker 15: it off my chest and share it with I don't know,
Speaker 15: seven hundred people.
Speaker 1: Well, I'm glad you could to kick hold on.
Speaker 7: Ah, you didn't have to.
Speaker 1: Give you your last name.
Speaker 15: Oh no, no, it's I just said Aliyah, like the
Speaker 15: singer you know, the one that died.
Speaker 1: Oh I thought you said your name was Aliah singer.
Speaker 15: No, no, no, I'd be crazy if I gave you
Speaker 15: my last name.
Speaker 1: People people gave me though, you don't know. They could
Speaker 1: be crazy, but you know, you trust me.
Speaker 15: I could trust you, But everyone else, I don't know what.
Speaker 1: You can't do that much with a last name, really.
Speaker 15: I guess. I mean sometimes people try, like really hard
Speaker 15: with their like stockings and stuff and such.
Speaker 1: If someone wanted to kill me, they probably could. They
Speaker 1: probably would have done it by now, I think.
Speaker 15: I mean, you're right if somebody, if somebody had a
Speaker 15: personal vendetta against you, they would.
Speaker 1: Well listen, LEI thank you so much for sharing your story.
Speaker 1: I'll tell you against.
Speaker 4: One night.
Speaker 15: Yeah, I hope. I hope you find your wallet.
Speaker 1: I hope I do too.
Speaker 15: Mm hmmm hmm.
Speaker 1: Goodnatalia, Good night.
Speaker 7: All from milk Man.
Speaker 1: Milkman.
Speaker 8: Hey, where's it going?
Speaker 1: I'm a gecko on the computer?
Speaker 8: Did we all know that I like that scene there
Speaker 8: for a moment when you were showing your belly?
Speaker 1: Oh you did?
Speaker 4: M hmm.
Speaker 1: What did you like?
Speaker 8: I have a very similar belly, maybe a little bigger.
Speaker 1: Really the way two.
Speaker 8: Hundred and eighty eight pounds.
Speaker 1: That's awesome. How she weigh I haven't weighed myself in
Speaker 1: a while, but I think like one eighty something. But
Speaker 1: I'm also pretty short.
Speaker 8: Yeah, I'm six foot one so okay, so I'm definitely
Speaker 8: a heavy set man.
Speaker 1: What what do you do with your life?
Speaker 8: I do a lot of work, hang out with my daughter,
Speaker 8: play on the computer, play video games, and I like
Speaker 8: to play music as well.
Speaker 1: How much does she weigh?
Speaker 8: Oh hmm, she's four I'd say she might weigh like
Speaker 8: forty pounds.
Speaker 1: Forty pounds? Is that that's that's normal for a four
Speaker 1: year old?
Speaker 8: Right, Yeah, she's pretty average.
Speaker 1: Are you work You have a dart or that weighs
Speaker 1: forty pounds? What do you work as? What do you do?
Speaker 8: Other maintenance mechanic? I work on industrial air.
Speaker 1: Compressors, industrial air compressors.
Speaker 8: Yeah.
Speaker 1: What is an industrial air compressor?
Speaker 8: Just a really big air compressor, Like I don't know,
Speaker 8: they're like almost the size of a car.
Speaker 1: What is an air compressor?
Speaker 8: It's a device that compresses air.
Speaker 1: You know what. Honestly, I'm a little pissed off that
Speaker 1: you said that. If anyone if I had asked anyone
Speaker 1: else what it was, but you, actually you work on
Speaker 1: these things. I mean, anyone else and they had said that,
Speaker 1: I would be like, all right, I deserve that. But you,
Speaker 1: I'm pissed because you should be able to give me
Speaker 1: a more detailed explanation of these things, because considering you
Speaker 1: could make one out of sticks if you wanted to.
Speaker 8: I don't know if I'd go that far. I mean,
Speaker 8: I can try and get into detail about.
Speaker 1: It, No, I know I think about it that i'd
Speaker 1: actually be kind of boring. Have you ever eaten a
Speaker 1: little fresh.
Speaker 8: I've never eaten out of the trash. I've eaten some
Speaker 8: fairly gross things before, like what, I don't know. Back
Speaker 8: when I was like fourteen, maybe thirteen, for my birthday,
Speaker 8: my mom put together this party where we all ate
Speaker 8: real these really weird combinations of foods. And one of
Speaker 8: the combinations that I ate was ice cream and salsa.
Speaker 8: That was a cream that was pretty gross. Another person
Speaker 8: had chocolate and mustard. Another person had a pop tart
Speaker 8: with a tomato on it.
Speaker 1: Were any of these good?
Speaker 7: No?
Speaker 8: No, I don't think so. Like well, I think there
Speaker 8: was some that weren't like horrible, but none were like, man,
Speaker 8: that's actually pretty good. I'm gonna do that again.
Speaker 1: How many years ago was this?
Speaker 8: Eleven on twenty four? We're going off thirteen years old.
Speaker 1: Do you miss being a child? Uh?
Speaker 8: Yeah, I miss being a child. But I also really
Speaker 8: like being an adult. You know, I got a lot
Speaker 8: more freedom, I got money.
Speaker 4: To do what I want.
Speaker 1: I like about being an adult.
Speaker 8: Basically just the freedom of it. I guess I'm my
Speaker 8: own person. Like how you can get on the internet
Speaker 8: and dress up as a got go you might not
Speaker 8: have be able to do that as a kid.
Speaker 1: Actually, I feel like I really kind of feel like
Speaker 1: at any age I could do I could dress up
Speaker 1: as a gecko when go on the inn. I mean,
Speaker 1: you have to be thirteen years old to use any
Speaker 1: of the services that I use. So maybe like thirteen,
Speaker 1: But that was when you had your tomato pop type party.
Speaker 8: Yes, uh, you could be you could be in a
Speaker 8: tomato pop tart on a on a.
Speaker 1: You said, because as a thirteen year old, I could
Speaker 1: not professionally fix uh industrial air compressors, but I could
Speaker 1: be a gecko.
Speaker 8: I don't think I could do that either. I think
Speaker 8: I was only able to do it as an adult.
Speaker 8: I was kind of stupid as a kid.
Speaker 4: You know.
Speaker 1: When I used to do stand up comedy, I had
Speaker 1: this joke where I was like, being an actor is
Speaker 1: the easiest job on a film set because it's the
Speaker 1: only job on a film set that a child can do.
Speaker 1: Like there's no child boom mic operators.
Speaker 2: That's actually very true.
Speaker 8: I never even thought about that.
Speaker 1: Mm hmm.
Speaker 2: Have you children.
Speaker 1: I feel like I feel like we could I feel
Speaker 1: like we could boost the economy if we put more
Speaker 1: children to work. Well, probably ask your question, your four
Speaker 1: year old, does she have any marketable skills?
Speaker 8: Yeh, she could probably fight in the in the in
Speaker 8: the toddler UFC.
Speaker 1: I'd watch that. That could generate.
Speaker 8: She whips my ass all the time?
Speaker 1: Would that be a Is that illegal to make children
Speaker 1: fight each other for entertainment?
Speaker 8: Not if you don't get caught.
Speaker 1: Which their name was, milkman.
Speaker 4: M hm.
Speaker 1: You have a good rest of the night, milk man,
Speaker 1: thank you for talking to men.
Speaker 7: There Be Kept goes on the line taking your phone
Speaker 7: calls every night.
Speaker 11: There Rep Kept goes doing his eye.
Speaker 1: He's teaching you cluses.
Speaker 15: Liver your life, but he's not really an expert.
Speaker 7: M