Speaker 1: Oh, what do you always tell people I do on
Speaker 1: the radio? What is it that I do? You see?
Speaker 1: How body blah blah And that's hilarious, bloody blah blah blah.
Speaker 1: That was my eight year old Henry. We talked to
Speaker 1: a little bit ago. Joe and I are both broadcasting
Speaker 1: from home. We're kind of testing out equipment to make
Speaker 1: sure if we had to both be at home we
Speaker 1: could keep doing the show. Uh, because that could happen
Speaker 1: if one of us schizzo fever or the state tells
Speaker 1: us we have to her. It just seems a good idea,
Speaker 1: like a good idea or whatever. But um, I'm at
Speaker 1: home and uh. And so we talked to my eight
Speaker 1: year old, and I've got my ten year old Sam
Speaker 1: with me. Say hello Sam, um who he actually goes to.
Speaker 1: Henry is homeschool, but Sam at ten school. And you're
Speaker 1: missing the fact that you're not with all your friends. Um,
Speaker 1: what do you miss about being home? Mm hmm what
Speaker 1: are you missing? Math? You just really like the math?
Speaker 1: The long division I hate? Yeah. Um, so, but our
Speaker 1: latest project is hunting geese. We're not actually hunting them
Speaker 1: to kill them, but we live on twenty acres out
Speaker 1: here and the geese have just taken over one of
Speaker 1: our back fields. Yeah, it's awesome. They're nesting and they're
Speaker 1: and they're they're just hanging out out there and they're huge,
Speaker 1: Sam Joe here, geese are so pretty, but man, they're
Speaker 1: poop machines. Am I wrong? Yeah, Yeah, it's unbelievable. Yeah,
Speaker 1: so's he and uh he and Henry have been like
Speaker 1: trying on him. So they're crawling around out in the
Speaker 1: tall grass like they're on their hands and knees going
Speaker 1: out there, and they have kids bows and arrows and
Speaker 1: they're trying to get close enough to them and that
Speaker 1: sort of thing. I don't know Scotland. Yeah, him very close.
Speaker 1: I do think there's a decent chance though that they
Speaker 1: will the mama will end up carrying one of them off,
Speaker 1: one of my kids off. Geese are very large and
Speaker 1: uh of the waterfowl, I think they're on the more
Speaker 1: aggressive end of the speci. But so I wanted to
Speaker 1: because people other people who have kids roughly your age,
Speaker 1: what is that art thing you've been doing on YouTube
Speaker 1: that you're really into um Art for Kids hub that
Speaker 1: has like all these different videos and it's just you,
Speaker 1: like you search on something and then it shows you
Speaker 1: how to draw. Ye, what was the last thing that
Speaker 1: you drew? Um, the last thing that I drew was
Speaker 1: a Pikachu with like Pikachu doing thunderbolt. It's a powerful move. Yeah,
Speaker 1: here's what you gotta do. Though, that's Sean. You're just
Speaker 1: talking to you. He knows all about He knows all
Speaker 1: about you, Sean, because I tell them all the time
Speaker 1: that they need to talk to you about video games.
Speaker 1: There's a chance to ask Sean anything you want to
Speaker 1: ask him about Minecraft. Ah, well, I basically know everything
Speaker 1: you do. Everything we do. You make like the red dust,
Speaker 1: the stone contraptions, little machines. Have you made those yet?
Speaker 1: What I've been meaning to ask this Also that this
Speaker 1: is kind of a new thing that has happened roughly
Speaker 1: since Sam turned ten. The I know everything? Is that
Speaker 1: about the time that that's supposed to happen sounds like
Speaker 1: a budding talk show host to me. It seems like
Speaker 1: you've entered this new phase of I know everything already. Yeah. Well,
Speaker 1: he's a little world where yeah so, um, but so Sean.
Speaker 1: I asked Henry a question about the Minecraft and something
Speaker 1: to do with diamonds or something what was your question.
Speaker 1: I was wondering if if he had the diamond armor
Speaker 1: yet or if he was still getting resources. And because
Speaker 1: diamonds a very rare thing, it's hard. It's the hardest
Speaker 1: thing to find, so you may not have enough to
Speaker 1: get the best armor that you need. Why is there
Speaker 1: so much animal slaughtering? Though? Like I hear Henry say,
Speaker 1: I killed a pig. I killed a pig because because
Speaker 1: you have a hunger bar, so you have the ing
Speaker 1: and then you have to bake it in an oven,
Speaker 1: or you can just eat it raw. But there's like
Speaker 1: a fifty chance that you could get food poisoning. Wow. Yeah,
Speaker 1: it's like a Chinese wet market. I have no idea.
Speaker 1: So if you if you so you kill a horse
Speaker 1: and you eat it raw, and you get food poisoning.
Speaker 1: Not not from horses. You kill a cow or a
Speaker 1: pig or a chicken, okay, and then you eat it raw.
Speaker 1: If you get food poisoning, how does that show up
Speaker 1: on the screen or whatever your hunger bar. Although food
Speaker 1: bars turn green and then you start losing health a
Speaker 1: little by a little, So if your hunger bar gets
Speaker 1: too low, you automatically lose health and your hunger bar
Speaker 1: goes down as you do activities like chopping down trees
Speaker 1: or you know, mining stone. You have a it's an
Speaker 1: energy reserve. Do you eat the horses? No? Well, I thought,
Speaker 1: I thought, why are you so into horse eating? Well?
Speaker 1: I thought I heard Henry say he killed a horse yesterday,
Speaker 1: and and and Mom and I were horfully. He probably
Speaker 1: killed it for leather, because drop leather, but some don't. Okay, okay,
Speaker 1: So you're forging at that level where you're killing like
Speaker 1: beasts for their hides and stuff. Well, that's interesting, and
Speaker 1: then building pretty cool machines though, so it's you know,
Speaker 1: like industrial stuff as well. Well, what's the ultimate goal, Like,
Speaker 1: how do you win there? What's the end? You have
Speaker 1: to slay the dragon? Slavey under dragon? Yeah? All right, yeah?
Speaker 1: And that are you just done? Well you can move
Speaker 1: on to well, you can be done if you want
Speaker 1: to move on to getting a girlfriend or something. No,
Speaker 1: I prefer to keep on playing to the dragons. Right yeah. Anyway, Um,
Speaker 1: anything else you want to say to the radio audience
Speaker 1: before we let you go and get back to I
Speaker 1: get back to work. I don't really have anything. You've
Speaker 1: got nothing to Joe's a genius God to would make
Speaker 1: you're kind of tired of being at home with just
Speaker 1: the four of us every single day, all day long.
Speaker 1: We're gonna practice her cellow today, you realize, woll you
Speaker 1: like it or not? In fact, you could go out
Speaker 1: there and get your your bowl rosined up doing the
Speaker 1: house and get all ready to go with the old cello. Fantastic,
Speaker 1: thanks for coming out. Teach him to play that Charlie
Speaker 1: Daniels song but with a cello. Oh boy,