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Speaker 1: today's trending episode by a very special guest, Andrew T.
Speaker 1: Joy Trump Here to trend and we're here to trend. Andrew,
Speaker 1: so much going on today. First of all, it's nine
Speaker 1: to eleven. Happy nine to eleven to you, Thank you
Speaker 1: to you. I'm with your spirit. I do miss Joe Biden.
Speaker 1: Like yesterday before the debate, he was like, I'm feeling
Speaker 1: great tomorrow, I'm doing nine to eleven, and then tonight
Speaker 1: we got the debate.
Speaker 2: Uh, and I was just like, oh man, that would
Speaker 2: have been that.
Speaker 1: All we were talking about is that he was heading
Speaker 1: into the debate being like.
Speaker 2: Tomorrow, I'm doing nine to eleven and be like, oh fuck.
Speaker 2: But it's good.
Speaker 1: Good to have him back in the in the media,
Speaker 1: and even better to not have him being the person
Speaker 1: who I was worried about in last night's debate. You know.
Speaker 2: Yes, So.
Speaker 1: The debate happened you watched every second twice you said, yeah.
Speaker 3: I watched it. I watched it via Twitter impressions and
Speaker 3: my friends texting me like holy shit, and.
Speaker 1: I was at dinner, right, yeah, I had to rewatch
Speaker 1: it on DVR. And while people's takes like we were
Speaker 1: already like three levels deep on the They're eating dogs
Speaker 1: memes by the time that I was watching it.
Speaker 3: I I just think that like shit like this and
Speaker 3: like award shows are actually the perfect It still remains
Speaker 3: the perfect use of Twitter, which is like you you
Speaker 3: really do get everything you need to know from Twitter.
Speaker 1: You really, yeah, you get You see the things that
Speaker 1: are going to be remembered for the debate being like
Speaker 1: solidified into like memories. You see the other parts just
Speaker 1: kind of dropping away. There were like fifteen minutes at
Speaker 1: the beginning where you know, she seemed a little nervous,
Speaker 1: he seemed like he was gonna be okay. But that's
Speaker 1: all gone, that's all gone. They I do. I do
Speaker 1: find myself going into these like thinking like the mainstream
Speaker 1: media where you like watch the debate with like one
Speaker 1: dumb eye, trying to imagine like how people who like
Speaker 1: Trump or are like still undecided side are are like
Speaker 1: watching this where it's like and and yeah, the immediate
Speaker 1: takes from the main cable channel, like you know, they're
Speaker 1: not cable channels, the main network channels, Like I was
Speaker 1: watching on NBC and it was like, I mean, they
Speaker 1: both had moments that will probably resonate. She successfully prosecuted
Speaker 1: the case that he's an unstable lunatic who pulls a
Speaker 1: next essential risk to the survival of the nation and
Speaker 1: presented herself as reasonable and empathetic by comparison, and he
Speaker 1: was taller and was like like whide awake the whole time,
Speaker 1: Like that really seemed to be the But you know
Speaker 1: they I feel like they need to they struggle to
Speaker 1: find their yeah, to horse race it. And they know
Speaker 1: also that it's no matter what happened, it wasn't going
Speaker 1: to be a clear like there's no knockout punch happening,
Speaker 1: so they have to just be like yeah, and he's
Speaker 1: you know, he's continuing to be Trump.
Speaker 3: And there's nothing that could It's like like literally nothing
Speaker 3: could change the selection and shy of one of them
Speaker 3: dying on stage during right, yes, we both right, Like
Speaker 3: it's just like nothing will change nothing, How could anything change?
Speaker 3: It would be wild if anyone's opinion were swayed by tonight.
Speaker 1: Yeah, and this debate was a great test of that
Speaker 1: because if anything, if it were possible for a debate
Speaker 1: to actually change something, I have to wonder, if they're
Speaker 1: eating our pets, they're eating the dogs, is going to
Speaker 1: like be so far over the edge of believability, like
Speaker 1: so crazy email forward coded that people just have to
Speaker 1: like stop and be like wait, what the fuck? Like yeah,
Speaker 1: that's that, Like he's always he's always a lot, like
Speaker 1: he's a cartoon liar. Like people don't seem to mind,
Speaker 1: but even this felt like he was playing a liar
Speaker 1: on TV in a performance that would be called like
Speaker 1: overly broad by a critic.
Speaker 3: I get to me. It's that like he's always going
Speaker 3: to be like like like that the dunk that I
Speaker 3: think I kept seeing on my Twitter was like he's
Speaker 3: so like conservative media pill. He only makes sense to
Speaker 3: like people that are on like you know, Fox News
Speaker 3: and worse all day long. But the thing is he's
Speaker 3: only ever been that, Like I just don't understand what
Speaker 3: that and that these people think that there's a that
Speaker 3: this is a dunk or that there's like actual persuadable
Speaker 3: voters nine years into the ship, Like, what what are
Speaker 3: you talking about? Like, yeah, of course he sounds like
Speaker 3: a racist Facebook post, but like he never hasn't ye,
Speaker 3: Like what difference does that.
Speaker 1: Make it to be part of the appeal to the charm? Yeah,
Speaker 1: but like I feel like he made that look dumb
Speaker 1: last night. He made that, you know, like dumber than
Speaker 1: he's ever made it. But that doesn't matter how.
Speaker 3: Many times have we said this exact thing. He finally
Speaker 3: did it. It's like like this will be the thing,
Speaker 3: and I'm just like maybe, but like we've been saying
Speaker 3: this since the Clinton campaign and you know, like it
Speaker 3: hasn't heard him yet.
Speaker 2: Yeah.
Speaker 1: I mean part of the bit with him is like
Speaker 1: how much he triggers people who like cared about their
Speaker 1: grades in high school, you know, and like on some
Speaker 1: level they have to know that they're being constantly lied
Speaker 1: to and it's just like fun to see him tell
Speaker 1: the lie in a way. But like I guess that
Speaker 1: is the like Kamala Harris did seem unfazed by it
Speaker 1: a little bit and sort of able to manipulate it
Speaker 1: a little bit.
Speaker 3: Maybe, Yeah, yeah, I think that's I mean, you wonder
Speaker 3: because it's like like the one of the reasons he
Speaker 3: ran rings around Biden was Biden was like, first of all,
Speaker 3: they probably like unfortunately share more opinions than I would
Speaker 3: want to think about. Sure, and so it's like, you know,
Speaker 3: it's like the hay Buster, You're gone too far, or
Speaker 3: I wouldn't say like that was Joe Biden's like POV,
Speaker 3: whereas like at least Kama was able to just be
Speaker 3: like like make the face of like this is was
Speaker 3: crazy right, right.
Speaker 1: Yeah, like channeling a nation of people being like what yeah, yeah.
Speaker 3: Like Jim the office, Jim from the office face.
Speaker 2: Yes, she was like serving Jim from the office a
Speaker 2: little bit. But that smug look.
Speaker 3: Has been the problem for Democrats for fucking over at death.
Speaker 1: Yeah, and I do think a lot of because there's
Speaker 1: a lot of people who are responding to this like
Speaker 1: it's over. It was, in fact the knockout punch, and.
Speaker 3: It's the exact same shit from the exact same point
Speaker 3: in the election that he won.
Speaker 2: I know, I know, I'm just.
Speaker 3: Saying like I don't have enough data points either, but
Speaker 3: I'm like, I don't know, this feels like exactly like
Speaker 3: we've been here before and it didn't go well.
Speaker 1: The Drudge Report, which has soured on Trump a long
Speaker 1: time ago, but like their headline was big letters the
Speaker 1: end with a with an ai image of Trump sitting
Speaker 1: in a plane full of cats because of that line,
Speaker 1: very stupid, but again, like hundreds of millions of Americans
Speaker 1: check that side every day, and Lindsey Graham called it.
Speaker 2: A total disaster.
Speaker 1: So like, there are places that I've looked where it
Speaker 1: feels like people on the right are reacting to this
Speaker 1: debate the way that people in the center reacted to
Speaker 1: the Biden debate.
Speaker 2: But I don't know, We'll have to see.
Speaker 3: I think that the problem with the Biden debate was
Speaker 3: that it went against like Biden's narrative, whereas this is
Speaker 3: comfortably within Trump's narrative. Sure, yeah, I think it's the
Speaker 3: thing like at least Biden was like, oh, at least
Speaker 3: we got a white guy that'll fucking stand up the Trump,
Speaker 3: like in a haybuster type of way, and when he
Speaker 3: couldn't do that, it was like, uh, but it's like
Speaker 3: short of Trump crying like I just don't like, there's
Speaker 3: nothing his image is this and this was more of it. Yes,
Speaker 3: I don't know, I just you know, again, as someone
Speaker 3: who didn't watch it, but I felt like the thing
Speaker 3: that might compel me to watch it is if a
Speaker 3: gambling market were to have the balls to open up
Speaker 3: the betting of whether he will say the N word
Speaker 3: on stage. That's what would take me to tune in. Yeah,
Speaker 3: I don't know what tide my money would be on.
Speaker 1: The betting markets did move someone significantly for Harriya, which
Speaker 1: was surprising that aftermath.
Speaker 3: Yeah, it's going to revert right back to forty nine
Speaker 3: point nine, fifty point oh one whatever.
Speaker 1: But anyways, the other big event happening in the presidential
Speaker 1: election immediately after was that Taylor Swift. You know, most
Speaker 1: Americans might not have been persuaded by what they saw.
Speaker 1: Taylor Swift was like, right, I've done my research, guys.
Speaker 1: I came into this debate not knowing who to believe.
Speaker 1: I think the timing was made it feel like that.
Speaker 1: But yeah, she she came out wrote a piece saying
Speaker 1: that she is now going to she she has made
Speaker 1: up her mind, she's going to vote for Harris Walls.
Speaker 2: The Harris Walls.
Speaker 1: Campaign immediately launched some Harris Walls friendship bracelets. A big
Speaker 1: piece of Taylor Swift merch and those immediately sold out,
Speaker 1: which is kind of hard to believe because like, isn't
Speaker 1: the thing with friendship bracelets that they are so easy
Speaker 1: to make that like a six year old can make them.
Speaker 3: Jah je chat check jeck jack checkeck.
Speaker 2: My fucking up here, my depths.
Speaker 3: This is about. This is about selling about eight cents
Speaker 3: worth of string and beads for twenty dollars. Yeah, okay,
Speaker 3: I guess I mean official?
Speaker 4: Yeah that.
Speaker 3: Yes, sell the march, raise the money. It's what we need.
Speaker 1: I suppose, yes and Trump. Then the next morning, This
Speaker 1: Morning appeared on Fox and Friends suggested that Swift will
Speaker 1: pay a price in the market for her endorsement. Cool,
Speaker 1: not at all like the bad guy in an Asian
Speaker 1: smoothie for all your cool opinions. You'll pay it the market.
Speaker 3: Yeah. But and it's that's so weird too, because it's like,
Speaker 3: if there's one thing right wing people are used to,
Speaker 3: it's every artist that is good hating them, right, Like,
Speaker 3: since when is this new? Like obviously any Trump supporting
Speaker 3: Taylor Swift fans.
Speaker 1: Knew this, Like I there's of course Hull Cogan, one
Speaker 1: of my favorite artists. Did you see the JD Van
Speaker 1: speech where he tried to make the joke. He was like,
Speaker 1: I mean, did you see how cool that was? We
Speaker 1: got Hull Cogan at the r n C and he
Speaker 1: took off his shirt. Don't wear I can't don't wear that.
Speaker 1: Can't worry, don't you just couldn't get the joke out.
Speaker 1: I'm not don't worry. Don't worry.
Speaker 2: I'm not going to take off my shirt.
Speaker 3: It's the joke thing from all right wing people that's
Speaker 3: so amazing to me.
Speaker 1: Well, speaking of which, yes, Elon Musk hopped in. He
Speaker 1: was like, oh, so Taylor Swift signed her thing child
Speaker 1: with cat Lady.
Speaker 3: Which was a jab at JD Vance's general apparently main
Speaker 3: political platform, which is he hates he hates women without.
Speaker 2: Without children that haven't given him a child.
Speaker 1: Yeah soon Musk after reading Swiss Instagram posts, normal, normal,
Speaker 1: good comedian Elon Musk, one of one of our finest,
Speaker 1: said fine, Taylor, you win.
Speaker 2: I will give you a child and guard your cats
Speaker 2: with my life. Oh my god.
Speaker 3: I we had a little disagree with off Mike about
Speaker 3: what we thought he was doing here.
Speaker 4: I feel.
Speaker 2: Because I think he this is his this is his version.
Speaker 3: I think of yes, And I think he thinks he's
Speaker 3: playing along with her. He's just so like such a
Speaker 3: right like right wing lunatic that he thinks I will
Speaker 3: give you a child is the right yes, and to
Speaker 3: childless cat lady because he thinks he's playing along with
Speaker 3: har horror, I don't have a child. And in his
Speaker 3: right wing brain he's like, oh, but the counter the
Speaker 3: the like the next step of that is but you
Speaker 3: want one?
Speaker 2: By y? Yes?
Speaker 5: Like do you do you think he was offering her
Speaker 5: one of his many many children.
Speaker 2: Who's that voice?
Speaker 1: Oh hey, it's me Brian joining us, Briant interject we
Speaker 1: are joined.
Speaker 5: Like one of his many children. Board to put one in.
Speaker 2: Yeah, I think put one in her because either believable.
Speaker 3: Yes, but I love this spin. I love the spin.
Speaker 1: He's just offering her one too many damn kids.
Speaker 2: Yeah, I will give you a child.
Speaker 1: Yeah No, I guess part of the thing that grosses
Speaker 1: me out is like, I will give you a child
Speaker 1: is like sounds like vaguely biblical, like, yeah, it'll make
Speaker 1: you with child under his in.
Speaker 3: Cell bros think this is the most crying emoji ship
Speaker 3: you've ever like heard, And it is like, Okay, the
Speaker 3: pitch we were talking about beforehand is like this man,
Speaker 3: I don't think this man well he does understand you
Speaker 3: know how cheap it is to hire very good joke
Speaker 3: writers right now, like many ideas could have a knockout
Speaker 3: amazing writer's room, and like and chooses.
Speaker 4: Not to you offering your services.
Speaker 1: Andrew, I'm just saying, I mean all would take a
Speaker 1: million dollars a.
Speaker 3: Month, honestly it would. You could do it for way less.
Speaker 3: I think you could probably do it for free lunch
Speaker 3: every day for a decent number of l A copics.
Speaker 1: I still guard your cats with my leg like I
Speaker 1: could see that I will give you a child being
Speaker 1: like either a play on him having so many children
Speaker 1: or him being like a creepy, fucking perverse but then
Speaker 1: and guard your cats with my life. It's just like
Speaker 1: takes it back to like him being like desperate or
Speaker 1: he's a malady guy.
Speaker 3: This is malady talk, and this.
Speaker 2: Is straight up malady.
Speaker 3: He only is, well he fired. Yeah he does put
Speaker 3: on a whack hat, but like it's just that he
Speaker 3: has access to slightly more expensive hats. But this is
Speaker 3: unambiguously malady talk. That's who he is. And like that's
Speaker 3: why he's like this. He's a fucking, you know, right
Speaker 3: wing fourteen year old boy freak.
Speaker 1: Yeah, Grimes. It really like puts puts Grimes's decision making
Speaker 1: to it's wild. Yeah, this is the game that worked.
Speaker 1: All right, let's uh, let's take a quick break and
Speaker 1: then we're gonna come back and uh talk about the
Speaker 1: big news story that like basically didn't happen yesterday because
Speaker 1: nobody noticed because it was incredibly poorly timed by Apple.
Speaker 1: The Apple launch event will.
Speaker 2: Be right back and we're back.
Speaker 1: So, Brian the Editor, I always like to have you
Speaker 1: on when we're doing tech talk, a specialty, tech time.
Speaker 6: It's tech time. We got Brian the Editor here tech talk.
Speaker 6: Oh hell yeah. Mainly, I mean it's that you know
Speaker 6: stuff about tech. Also, you nag me every time I
Speaker 6: talk about tech. You're like, you sound like an old
Speaker 6: man who doesn't know about technology, just.
Speaker 4: A little confused.
Speaker 5: Sometimes you know about that Apple announcements as.
Speaker 3: An old man who cares, who needs alert about technology?
Speaker 3: Has Apple got several products for you?
Speaker 1: I know this is I was excited. Other people may
Speaker 1: not have noticed, but I was. I had a Google alert.
Speaker 1: When is Apple going to make a product that can
Speaker 1: monitor my sleep apnea and I'm in business, baby, We're
Speaker 1: in the money.
Speaker 6: No.
Speaker 1: So again, like we said before the break, just horribly timed. Wow,
Speaker 1: the day of the debate and they did.
Speaker 2: A big product launch.
Speaker 1: I saw a couple headlines, but Andrew, you had to
Speaker 1: like remind me that they announced, I mean it just
Speaker 1: iPhone sixteen. And they also announced that AI no longer
Speaker 1: stands for Artificial Intelligence. Now it stands for Apple iPhone
Speaker 1: or Apple really Intelligence.
Speaker 3: What a great like. I mean as as far as
Speaker 3: like taking shots, like trying to basically turn Apple into
Speaker 3: the Kleenex of AI, is like, what a bold move.
Speaker 3: And I think it might work because no one wants
Speaker 3: AI as on a consumer level.
Speaker 2: Right, So it's just a right, a thing.
Speaker 1: That will allow people to interact with AI stuff in
Speaker 1: a way that's less annoying.
Speaker 2: Yeah.
Speaker 4: Yeah, And this is this is typical of Apple.
Speaker 5: They take features that have existed on other platforms for
Speaker 5: quite some time and they rebrand it with their own
Speaker 5: goofy name and uh and pretend like they invented it.
Speaker 4: This is their playbook.
Speaker 1: Yeah, that is kind of their Their move is take
Speaker 1: other people technology, cram it be really mean to a
Speaker 1: bunch of engineers until they can figure out how to
Speaker 1: cram it into your pocket.
Speaker 4: I will give them this.
Speaker 5: They tend to tend to have a little more polish
Speaker 5: when they do come out with something. It's it's a
Speaker 5: little you know, the integrations with their other stuff tends
Speaker 5: to be a little smoother in the competition.
Speaker 1: I will agree iPhones are shiny, and that has been
Speaker 1: my contribution to the conversation.
Speaker 3: Yeah, I mean the fact that they're they're using chat
Speaker 3: GPT instead of their own thing is like such a
Speaker 3: weird like, oh, they're so behind, because like it feels
Speaker 3: like they would if they could have, they would not
Speaker 3: have made a deal with chat.
Speaker 5: Gpt, Right, Well, that's the thing. Everybody made a deal
Speaker 5: with chat gpt. It yeams, like every AI device is
Speaker 5: integrated with open Ai because they've already built the model
Speaker 5: and it's apparently really expensive and for the environment to
Speaker 5: build these language models.
Speaker 4: So I mean that makes sense to me.
Speaker 5: But this is already something that you know, Google and
Speaker 5: Samsung has already put out in the last year or
Speaker 5: so that all their AI integrations, and.
Speaker 4: Yeah, there's a lot of fatigue. So yeah, you're to
Speaker 4: your point Andrew.
Speaker 5: It seems like this, you know, just this little rebrand
Speaker 5: could help make it a little.
Speaker 4: More palatable to be especially Apple people.
Speaker 1: Again, the the whole question with AI, give me like
Speaker 1: three things it can do that iPhone can't currently.
Speaker 5: Basically, they've added things like certain photo features where you
Speaker 5: can add or remove things that were never in the photo.
Speaker 2: Okay, yeah, making Google ads.
Speaker 5: Basically they've reached parody with Google and Samsung with their
Speaker 5: AI features. It's nothing, They're not doing anything new, They're
Speaker 5: just doing it the Apple way.
Speaker 1: That is, like one of the more promising things I've
Speaker 1: heard AI doing is just making photoshop like kind of idiots,
Speaker 1: Like anybody can use photoshop. Anyone can photoshop a thing
Speaker 1: and you don't have to learn a tool, you just
Speaker 1: like intuitively move things around.
Speaker 5: But yeah, they just added the same machine learning features
Speaker 5: that other companies have already done, and it's really they're
Speaker 5: just reaching parody. Same thing with like this Apple AirPods
Speaker 5: for launch, which on its face is a little confusing,
Speaker 5: but basically it is the base model AirPods, which are
Speaker 5: open ear design. They don't have the silicon tips, and
Speaker 5: they are releasing two models. They're releasing one without noise canceling,
Speaker 5: and one with noise canceling, which basically they're achieving parody
Speaker 5: with Samsung because they just released some.
Speaker 3: For these, like active cancelation.
Speaker 5: Yeah, but they're open, so the noise cancelation is not
Speaker 5: going to be like what most people expect of noise
Speaker 5: canceling because your ear canal isn't sealed. So I'm expecting
Speaker 5: mixed reviews on this sort of thing because there's there's
Speaker 5: going to be some understandings. People are going to buy
Speaker 5: this thinking that it's going you're gonna be able to
Speaker 5: get on a plane and block out all the sound,
Speaker 5: and that's just not the case with this form factor.
Speaker 5: But you know, they're trying to.
Speaker 3: They're trying to just it just generates everybody the negative
Speaker 3: sound wave, right.
Speaker 5: Yeah, but it works a lot better the better passive
Speaker 5: noise canceling you have, Like the more you're your canal
Speaker 5: is seeing, the better the noise canceling will work.
Speaker 4: So if you're the more mouth, it can only do
Speaker 4: so much.
Speaker 5: Sure, and the yeah, like you know, it's really this
Speaker 5: is I wouldn't call it catch up, but they're just
Speaker 5: achieving parody with everybody else.
Speaker 1: But just like because most people have iPhones, or because
Speaker 1: a lot of people have iPhones, it'll just be more
Speaker 1: present to them.
Speaker 5: Yeah, yeah, they have the the hearing aid functionality.
Speaker 3: That was a small clip that I saw, which is
Speaker 3: they made a big deal that it can be like
Speaker 3: like replaced like a hearing aid medical device, which just
Speaker 3: to me, I mean, I know it's that they're like
Speaker 3: reaching out to like a broad audience, but it just
Speaker 3: definitely started to feel like, right, this is boomer time.
Speaker 3: Like they're like, the screen is so much bigger on
Speaker 3: the Apple Watch. You can make the font humongous, and
Speaker 3: like you can use this instead of your like medical
Speaker 3: hearing aid.
Speaker 4: Right, Well, when you think about it, it kind of
Speaker 4: makes sense.
Speaker 5: I know, you're like kind of kidding, but it's like
Speaker 5: the numbers on how many teens and young adults use
Speaker 5: iPhones is staggering. So the only the only demographic left
Speaker 5: they need to get is old people.
Speaker 2: Yeah, wait, young people don't use iPhones.
Speaker 5: No, young people overwhelmingly use already.
Speaker 1: Knows they don't have to even think about it.
Speaker 5: Sell more iPhones to to the kids because they all
Speaker 5: have them, So you got to sell it to the
Speaker 5: parents and the grandparents and and yeah, like once again,
Speaker 5: this is achieving parody with Samsung because they've had this feature.
Speaker 4: For a couple of years now.
Speaker 5: I use it to for nerdy things, but it works
Speaker 5: pretty I used to diagnose like mechanical issues, but it.
Speaker 4: Works pretty well, i'd say.
Speaker 5: And Apple, they tend to like to get their medical
Speaker 5: sort of type things FDA approved, so I don't know
Speaker 5: what they're doing with that, but they tend to go
Speaker 5: pretty hard with this sort of stuff.
Speaker 3: I think they said in the in the thing that
Speaker 3: it was close or they were pursuing it, or like, yeah,
Speaker 3: FDA approval for the for the hearing aid.
Speaker 4: So yeah, I feel like that would work pretty well.
Speaker 4: And you know, my mom just.
Speaker 5: Got hearing aids, and hearing aids are expensive like the
Speaker 5: medical ones, so having this is an option is pretty cool.
Speaker 2: Yeah.
Speaker 1: I just use an ear horn like one of those
Speaker 1: holes and make people speak into it, and that's actually
Speaker 1: pretty helvy.
Speaker 5: You urchin what the consumer branch of Sennheiser moved into
Speaker 5: this space of years ago, and they're sort of adding
Speaker 5: those features to their products as well. So this is
Speaker 5: this is just where the market is moving, where they're
Speaker 5: kind of merging, you know, hearing aids and earbuds together.
Speaker 1: Yeah, there's gonna be like a larger group of very
Speaker 1: old people on the planet. Yeah, for the next thirty
Speaker 1: years than has ever been true.
Speaker 3: You know, well, especially if you slice it to what's
Speaker 3: the population that can afford iPhones. Yeah, it's like, oh yeah.
Speaker 1: Yeah, they're not letting go of their money anytime. Yeah.
Speaker 3: I will say the one they may have gotten me
Speaker 3: with the single like AI thing that I actually want
Speaker 3: to use, which is on the fly AI emojis so
Speaker 3: they can use. So the example they use in this
Speaker 3: Guardian article is like you can type in cowboy frog
Speaker 3: and it'll put a cowboy hat on the frog emoji
Speaker 3: and it'll that is an emoji that you can put
Speaker 3: into like your texts or whatever.
Speaker 2: That's fun.
Speaker 5: Yeah, yeah, once again achieving parody with the competition.
Speaker 4: It's all of this stuff. This is kind of a
Speaker 4: nothing burger for me. This is just their playbook.
Speaker 5: They they let everybody get out of the gate and
Speaker 5: then they pull up from behind and sort of quote
Speaker 5: unquote perfect these things when they get around to it
Speaker 5: and once again pretend like they invented it.
Speaker 2: That's worth stealing essentially.
Speaker 5: Yeah, which is not a bad thing to do. You
Speaker 5: don't want to be first the market. Look at everything
Speaker 5: that you know, like, look at friends, their look at
Speaker 5: you know, all these things from the tech world. Being
Speaker 5: first is not the best thing you want to be.
Speaker 5: You want to come in and crush it. You don't
Speaker 5: want to be first necessarily. So yeah, it's not a
Speaker 5: bad strategy.
Speaker 3: This is this is I was like, oh man, all right,
Speaker 3: they got me. This is an AI thing that I
Speaker 3: will actually use.
Speaker 2: Yeah, that's fun.
Speaker 4: But as I said it, as I.
Speaker 3: Said prior to us recording, this is literally a trillion
Speaker 3: dollar solution to a ten cent problem.
Speaker 1: So probably not trillion world melting solution to Yeah, all right,
Speaker 1: I don't know, maybe we could do this, Okay, all right, well,
Speaker 1: Brian the editor and the tech expert, thank you so
Speaker 1: much for joining us.
Speaker 2: And Andrew T, thank you so much.
Speaker 3: Thank you for having me.
Speaker 4: This is fun.
Speaker 2: Where can people find you? Follow you? All that could stuff?
Speaker 2: Andrew T?
Speaker 4: He know, is this racist?
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Speaker 1: Amazing that is going to do it for us this afternoon.
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