The talk that you guys have found yourselves in is better hacking with training wheels I'm gonna keep it short because I'm efficient But you're gonna get your money's worth I'm gonna introduce you to a Ruby library that you all Already need I guarantee you need it And you know, I don't know why I know what to put it out there before but I'll do it just to get it started just Give you a little bit of history train wheels has a you know, quite a rich history It's been online for two days now about 40 hours more or less and I Came up with this idea When I was just I was tripping out of my mind on On RJ DJ anybody try that Some somebody knows I'm talking about if you guys have iPhones get our date RJ DJ it'll it'll expand your horizons But so anyways, I came up with this idea based on a simple concept And that concept was we all have a stake in each other You know, I don't think I have to sell this concept anyone here You know if you guys are you know part of conferences and stuff like that. I think you understand that But what I didn't want to do is misrepresent my talk. I know this sounds kind of like collectivism So I wanted to offer some evidence to the contrary But this is not about collectivism. That's how you can get hold of me That's It's not a joke. I'm really capitalist on on all that stuff Anyways Back to my point. We all have a stake in each other and what I mean by that is It's nearly impossible To exist in a vacuum and you know in the Ruby community Almost everything you do, you know, just by the nature of the way we break up our work and the nature of the way You know everyone contributes you're using other people's libraries for everything you do or you're using their platforms to run your stuff on You know, it's kind of just the way separation of labor has occurred in the Ruby community so You know because it's evolved that way we all have a vested interest in each other to you know to help each other grow and You know and some would call it you know altruism, you know Ruby people are nice people You know others like like myself, you know, it may be that you know I want to see you guys do well because then the Ruby community as a whole does well and You know, I make more money or have more friends or something like that so One of the things that we do as a community is we talk about what we do a lot So like parsley and my feed reader I've got like probably a hundred of your blogs and you know It's really difficult to keep up with everything. You know if I go on vacation for three days, you know I've got 2,000 entries to read when I get back I watch everyone's peep cast so our screencast if you may want I've seen it so You know I try to keep up with with all the best practices that you guys are sharing with the libraries You're putting out there So if I encounter that problem then you know then I'll know about the library and know it exists but what I wanted was a more efficient way to To have that pop up when I need it so, you know, let's say today. I saw a talk on You know little tricks to increase performance, you know of your application, you know I mean little stuff like don't do a nil check because you can use whether something has a value or not as a boolean So you don't need the extra method call and just stuff like that. So I want to be reminded of those things like I'm I have terrible memory I want to be reminded of those things when I need them. So that's what training those is all about is You know, let's make a portable way To to introduce or to pass around all these these will be idioms. So Yeah, that's that's my unicycle I'm still still learning but So when we talk about a best practice or you know or an idiom or you know, the best way to use a library You know, we still do it in text, you know, we passed around and blog posts or we do videos and stuff like that But we're rubious So, you know, I would like to see us do that in an automated fashion in a way that you know We can share it with everyone and they they get it when they need it So this is an example of kind of how we work now You know, if you're working on a library or or something like that You know, you're writing your ruby code You're writing it to to see if it does what you want and the Ruby interpreter is going to ensure that you have valid syntax Because you know, what happens if you leave an end out, you know, you're going to get a crazy error that unexpected in because it Wanted a K in or something like that So it's you know, that's type R. That's you know, syntax checking built in so the next step is testing one of the things that has just been absolutely harped on and That's a negative connotation, but you know, just really reinforced by by everyone is testing You know, whether it's test unit or our spec or should it we want to verify that our results are what we expect them to be all the time so So testing kind of verifies our results, but the problem is there's nothing in the middle. We have, you know Basically all this flexibility available to us, you know, as far as Ruby goes But we have nothing to you know to ensure that we make good use of it And we don't have literally nothing there's like this is becoming kind of fashionable as of late to do Code analysis like treating the code is data And there are some really awesome tools out there that you know, they're a fairly young Like flog and and heckle and flay and they all do like, you know a certain kind of analysis whether it's you know checking for duplications or You're mutating your code to see if your test still pass or something like that So they do a good job of treating your code is data to analyze it and make sure that you're doing You know this stuff, but what I wanted was an easy way to To dash off, you know a certain example. This is a pattern I just saw and I want to use it, you know when I need it So I put together this slide where I started thinking about Here's all the scenarios where you could use something like that So let's say you had a way to easily encapsulate one idea one best practice pattern Well, if you're learning a new library, how many people?  You know, you just try to actually instantiate whatever it is and that's actually about half your hands If you're learning a new library imagine if it had like a directory that shipped along with it called wheels and in wheels was just This the small set of classes that the library developer put in there for you And this goes for the publisher library as well. They put in there for you and as soon as you instantiate a class that you weren't supposed to or you know, you start using this You know it could tell through analysis looking at your code Like what you're trying to do and suggest via either standard out or you know a ground notification Whatever suggests some way for you to you know to actually use it the way they intended And so as a publisher what you know, you could cut down on like a lot of like questions I don't know if everyone here has published something open source, but you get a lot of questions and they're the same questions over and over and Open source developers like the ones I've encountered are incredibly gracious about answering You know the same questions over and over But the slide that we saw in Matt's keynote this morning that said we're gonna have four million Ruby developers You know that kind of scared me because I'm not sure how far that's gonna scale and I'm not sure if you know If everyone's gonna shut down because they have four million Ruby developers asking them You know, how do they use their library and stuff like that? So those are a couple ideas if you've ever trained a colleague I've had to do this a couple times and one of the things you can do is You could just automatically have whatever your you know your corporate You know data style requirements are you can encode those in Ruby and you know and actually Drop them in the developers wheels directory and that you know that style would be enforced as they're working So and lastly I've learned Ruby down there Just because you know with with anything you could have these training wheels running just against playing Ruby for you know Common Ruby idioms and stuff like that So let me get into a jump into what a wheel actually looks like And this is just my start on on a DSL for a way to encode Idioms right so Here here's one where I'm working on the or a sign operator So if you're new to Ruby you've probably never seen that operator You don't know how to use these these methods trigger and suggest Those are just you know what I came up with You know when I was dashing out this prototype for this talk You know trigger would be what it's looking for You know so if you do a you know an actual mill check just to assign a variable it could spot that And just to give you an idea of how I started doing this under the hood There's a tool called parse tree And you know I'm sure a lot who's familiar with parse tree All right looks like about most of you so parse tree breaks your code down into a standard structure called s expressions and so what's cool about code like this is Even if I did that if condition as a post condition the s expression comes out first with the same So a matcher can you know still match it up regardless of how they actually chose to write it? So what you do like what trigger does is just break that code down to an s expression And then as it's analyzing any of the code they write as they save files like I stole I stole the file checking stuff out of our stakeout if anyone's ever used that so just sits there and runs Every time you save a file analyzes it and tries to match it up against these patterns And then right now suggests all it does you see it's just a string because it just spits it out and standard out But when I was playing around with this I had it spit it out to I piped it to say on the Mac So it was you know it was reading it out to me So I didn't have to go look at it and then you know I shot it out to growl But these are just you know two methods that With just those two methods and a DSL you could do a whole lot Well, one of the things I want to do when the other examples was I was going to do a framework example And so I wanted to do alias method chain There we go So I need to introduce a little more flexibility So I made it where with with trigger you could pass a block to and if you pass a block It basically works where the first pattern that's like Says pay attention to whatever's blocks is pay attention to or do whatever this block says So it spots this first pattern and immediately rewrites what it's looking for in this case to you know to spot this second pattern So if it sees you alias method twice in a row, then you know it can suggest alias method chain and You know this this exact example is a little brittle because maybe you really alias method twice in a row for a good reason And I'm not doing any analysis on the literals and the prototype, but you could So maybe you could make it as strict as if they did some method without Something then you know, they're just adding a feature. They're decorating a method that already exists So that's just an example of you know, how flexible this DSL could get while still being really readable Like if you have a thought I want you to be able to just really you know jot it down in a wheel To remind yourself when you need it and and drop it in like a wheels directory in your home directory or something like that So if you know if we can get you know just a handful of people in the habit of doing something like that Then we can end up with this you know this giant automated library that enforces good patterns so It's also really easy to add other methods, you know, so based on like what James was saying I don't have to put all the stuff you could do In here you guys could open this up You know just download training wheels and open it up and add your own methods to the to the DSL And so here's an example of that one So let's say on my alias method chain. I want to do some more Explanation, you know air the blog had a good a good article explaining it So let's say I wanted to you know to drop out to a gist that everyone can work on and fine-tune the explanation So that you know that people get it. Well, you know, I could have a method You know this method I wrote and just included in there to illustrate that is you're just just with the just ID and So as soon as this pattern is triggered it'll just you know open up that gist and you know, and that's it so Like I said, this talk is it's pretty short But that's the repo that the train wheels is in and so Anyone have any questions Very good Right now you can't do because right now all it's doing, you know It's just to illustrate this that we need this way to you know to encode these idioms This is all I dropped in but you know, that's a great idea for a feature And so, you know, maybe we could have it where the trigger takes like I want something That's pretty like a hash of you know Here's pay attention to literals or you know, don't pay attention to this method name because maybe they'll use blank or something like that Or you know, maybe we can do it with with interpolation right there in some way that looks pretty You know where we interpolate something, you know something in there that indicates this part can be anything So does that answer your question? Once I get to the part with the literals like the args for a method or something I ignore it because I haven't put in My bar equals anything What you want? What you might want to consider is a way in the trigger to say my bar equals Anything and that anything means ignore the expression from here on down That's actually how it is now because what happens is it sees a variable in this case an instance variable So it sees I bar Assignment and some literal so that's actually how it is now is because once it gets to some literal It doesn't care what you're signing. It just says, you know, you're signing a literal so and actually Really, we could make it even more general than that because what if you're signing another variable that will trip up the matcher right now Because it's looking for literals only so we have it where just because it sees this assignment After a after a nil chat, then it knows that needs to you know suggest this certain pattern Yes That's the thing that I thought of and that's that's not built in so we have this is like Conditional trigger Right, so we have this now, but like what you're saying is like there could be Five ways to suggest, you know that you need to suggest something and so yeah There's no reason that like right now all it does as soon as you call trigger It just stores an instance variable with that s expression in it. It's just called trigger pattern there's no reason we couldn't make trigger pattern an array and then you know when it's passing in the nodes to that Wheel to check if it matches they could just iterate over that array and and see if any of those match Does anyone have also besides questions? I like to hear ideas of where this would apply because you know I'm just starting on this and you know so anything of where it could apply would be useful So you know what the code looks like now and you know what you want it to look like based on the suggestion So auto refactor it say right now it says dot now actually replace that with or equals Yeah, you could do that like so let's say you captured the literals that they used you could Output you know the exact code to copy and paste into there.  You know this method ran in you know two seconds But you could profile it like right there on the spot and say you know if you change it to This it does the exact same thing, but it runs in you know 1.5 seconds or something like that But there's no reason this DSL couldn't have stuff like that in it as well Any other questions or ideas This is like great for kind of Tactical level three factors like language usage stuff, but larger kinds of refactoring you would really need more You need to be able to stay sort of more state or something so you could say this entire application as Too many classes or they're too couple or something like that It doesn't like right now this thing's reading code from files But partially can read stuff right out of the object space so you could have it you know Rooting around in the object space and looking for you know for certain patterns that you used you know Across files that you couldn't spot just within one file. So yeah, that's something else I thought of or like Somewhere else this would be useful Where I originally tried to do something like this was Upgrading to rails to a long time ago and it came out You know if you're one of the problems with web frameworks is when you change something everyone freaks out and So you know it takes a long time for those changes to actually propagate across You know all your users where you know they're used to it They're comfortable with the new way of doing things But if you know if training wheels shipped along with your app if there was a set of wheels that just went through let's say It's pagination and went through and saw everywhere you were doing pagination Which would be really easy and says you know we use plugins for this now your choices are classic or will paginate You know or something like that it'd be really easy There's something there holding your hand as you're trying to upgrade your app to the newest addition of you know of that framework Yes, sir There's a lot of cases where You're gonna want to do stuff with literals like let's say you know I was using Some some configuration some library that requires a configuration and I pass in some number that just doesn't make sense Like to a method that has an acceptable range what we might do now is Like raise an error. That's just a string to alert the developer That's really annoying it stopped and you know and the program airs out and stuff like that Well, you can have a training wheel that just like actually looks at the literal arguments and says that's not a good idea Here's why Like this is my proof of concept I'm saying you're right that they absolutely need to have a way to to work with the Yes, sir When you see this pattern So maybe maybe one of the ways that suggests could output stuff is is by actually raising it as an error for for continuous integration I even think though Suggested and there might be like an error Where instead of suggests you just call air and then it knows like we could have suggest or growl or say or air or you know Yeah, and just yep and build out this this like I'm not the best library designer I've put this out here for that reason to put it out here and to get people interested in it Because I want to see the community You know develop this automated way to pass patterns around because I want your patterns Yes, sir It actually does yes to both cases like I was being lazy with the example when I picked I did the nested trigger just to show that hey we can pass blocks to these things that allow us a lot more flexibility That's why the tile size more flexibility is a really bad example to just use another pattern That needs to see because it absolutely could have and would have actually made more sense to just be in the same trigger in the first place Yes I haven't seen that one so it I mean I'm judging by the name. Oh the question was you know Have I seen reek? I'm judging by the name that it does like maybe code smells, you know, just Okay, I just say they're in general the problem with smells and and detectors like that is You know you guys know that a lot of people are very opinionated So I wanted something that was more general where the the whatever you're looking for is outside of the library So if you don't like it, you can just delete it, you know, just take it out You know, and maybe we'll have a way for you know to have like a wheel RC file where you can permanently ignore certain wheels that you don't ever want to see Yes, sir I'm sorry, what about You What about triggers in the absence of code So, yeah, we could have like let's say a trigger that That spots, you know in the case that he gave is multiple saves Maybe they need to be in a transaction So, you know, maybe the trigger is actually those saves and then it looks like you know The framework stores for the wheel the previous nodes that it saw they could go back and check if it saw a transaction And say, you know, maybe you should use the transaction The other questions. Yes, sir. I like the idea So in the proof of concept that I put on github, there's a bend directory and there's a binary called training wheels And there's one called training wheels auto and the only difference is the training wheels one you you pass it a glob and It just runs any wheels that can find and right now it looks in the examples directory But I'll probably make it look in like a home wheels directory I mean the training wheels auto one you run it like auto tests or something like that You know, it runs just like our stakeout because that's where I copied the code out of And so with that one you just run it and every time you save a file It'll reload that code send it back in a parse tree and and parse tree will pass all the nodes to all the wheels that are Make it as a plugin for common frameworks to where you just load it And so if you have the server running training wheels is running, you know, as long as it's in development mode or something like that So his comment is that you know, maybe we can make this even cleaner by By doing something like story runner and that's that's a brilliant idea Like we could use like a treetop or something like that and actually do like some kind of parsing where we can get You know even cleaner with with how we run this Like one of the things that irritated me when I was making this proof of concept is I needed to instantiate the wheels because I needed to be able to run multiple copies of them Like let's say you you spot one alias method while now I need another wheel looking for it again If you want to run a separate instance of that because now this one after it spots at the first time It's looking for the second instance, so I Need to instantiate them So I had to put those methods and initialize block because I couldn't figure out how to go from a static class method Which is how I started with these and somehow write that down into an instance Variable, so I ended up just wrapping the whole thing in initialized block, you know just to get it done any other questions Yes, sir. That's where it is online What sense Rather than In addition to reading the code and finding out what I may have just misapplied your attention They were to give me a little block of introductory You know, we'd be type info. I don't know. Maybe that's just over the time Yeah, so Here's what you can expect out of it. And by the way, you're done You didn't read this first You know, maybe there's a way that we can output more documentation other than like the examples I had had just a sentence and That's that's actually the main reason I put in that gist method was I was thinking, you know along the same lines that you know if you farm it out to gist then People can fork that documentation if they don't like it So like if they're gonna give that wheel someone else they can fork it change the ID and say Here's my better explanation of this, you know, this certain pattern or something like that And that's the same reason it's on github. I mean, it's an amazing tool And so I put it on there and you know and really the tool says really in place I think for the first time for us to do something like this with With parse tree and unified Ruby and Ruby Ruby and all that stuff We have such in like a robust tool set to actually do something like this for the first time and to my knowledge We'd be you know the first, you know large community doing it So with github like, you know, I'm gonna be a steward of that thing I'm gonna be looking for everyone fork in it and you know any good ideas that they have in there that we can You know, we can move over what I'm hoping is you know developers better than myself really, you know Actually think it's a good idea and really jump in and you know and fork it and something like that Another thought I had based on the documentation veins What if we could do something with with the way our dock works now where like you get your wheels for free somehow?  All right, that looks like it. I appreciate you guys, you know, spend your time Learn about train wheels and if you have, you know any ideas at all You know either for the repo or at the very least Twitter them over to me or something like that Because you know, I want to see the same build out and us actually build a catalog of wheels for Ruby and you know And all the big libraries and stuff like that Thank you


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Dad was in N.A. incredibly important. And I'd love to share your voices with my normie loved ones. I'll try to remember to do that. I'm gonna, I usually clip out things the following day for the second channel. I'll try to remember to clip that out in particular, because I agree that could be really helpful. Yeah, I think so. What I would quickly say to that because I actually lost my sister to addiction is that take it one day at a time and you know, just tell them you love them. It's probably true and really important and everyone loves to hear it. Don't give up on them. Yeah, the person you know and love is down there still. They're in there and that person probably wants your help. They're fighting through a chemical barrier. So don't give up on them. Do what you can. Obviously operate for your safety and theirs. But yeah, no, keep pushing because people can be pulled out of it. They really, really can't agree. They really, really can. 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Luvius, $10 and one for you, sir. I think a lot of the left failing men thing is that the right was actively radicalizing young men into fascism a couple of years before. There was a strong left presence on mine. Yeah, that definitely plays a role. But I also guys, you got to remember. You have to remember the rights. Message is way easier to convey. Bigotry is easy. You know. Yeah, you don't even need a message to convey even. You could just get mad at someone, blame someone for all your problems. Yeah, angry and saying you need to make the system work for you within the system is an easy message like and this is not some masterful understanding that I'm flexing. Many YouTubers have pointed this out. I didn't know this person was controversial, but Ian Danskin, creator of the alt-right playbook has gone over this ad nauseam, right? And I've gone over this now that I think about it, right? Like it's they are riding behind a really easy message. 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The last disciple with the five dollars Lance. Any indie news wrecks or tubers that cover more Canadian poly as opposed to the rebel news oxygen in the room in terms of indie news. I mean Canada land. It's a little Libby, but it does cover a ton. It's probably the biggest podcast I think out of Canada. The parallel 49 podcast by Rob Rousseau is a little more extreme left leaning. If you're looking for that instead and the content coverage chill goblin does does good content coverage of that as well. And then dark native spelt within eight. So n eight v does really good indigenous coverage in Canada as well. The map mercy with the five dollars for Mike. Texas is more winnable than Ohio or Florida with economic to left candidate I prefers or is getting off probably could have boosted Abbott if bet on my stork didn't cock block me. Mike, I don't know if that means anything to you. Yeah, who sent it in. The Matt Mercy Matt Mercy. Okay, yeah, I think that in terms of like what's born play. I honestly do think that Texas has a bigger chance of going blue than Florida at this point. It's just a matter of like when that's going to happen and how much voter suppression is going to keep people off the ballot. So yeah, we'll have to wait and see, but I think it is coming. Cutthroat juggalo. Five dollars. Love you guys. Thanks cutthroat for donating in everyone's chat. That's very, very generous of you. And Vinisha David with the five pounds. Thank you so much. Is this Matt's stream? Anyways, love you lands all. Thank you so much for giving me Matt's money. That's the greatest gift of all is giving anyone else a donation that should be otherwise going to be there. So that's so funny. I love the chat to car. The one that hey, everybody. Let's be nice to bender.  Well, that's great you guys. But realistically, though, if there happened to be, do you think? Does David like leave it this running on his stream? Yeah. So, okay, rational, national folks. You know, daddy's asleep. So send to the assembled trust as well. And Prairie Fire. Thank you for the $2. I appreciate that. Hey, Kowalski. Okay, so let's see here. This is going to either be for David or Matt. It is for me. Tokio Hans is a super chat. Sam's daughter using her father's cloud to interview big stars, right? That's absolutely what she did. And you know what? I would do the same if I had a dad who had connections. And then we've got two of these. And by the way, when I say connections and cloud, we're talking about in the Sam Cedar vein of letting her daughter, his daughter interview David Cross for her own private non existent show, actually. She didn't have a show. She just wanted to interview. That's actually really cute, though. We got two of these messages. They're blank, but the message is in their name. ACAB includes tone police. I totally agree. That's that's good. Okay, and then we have another one here. Either going to be for you or David, Matt. So feel free to read it. It is for me. Oh, look at that. Also, I want to shout out Tokio Hans. Give out five gift memberships to my channel at youtube.com. Tokio Hans. I don't know how to say this. The Leo Partixels Wondrous Musings with a $10 super chat. Speaking about indigenous issues, is there an update about Hawaii governor threatening in stating a ban on predatory land purchases of disaster areas impacted by the wildfire? I have not even know. I'm not sure. Yeah, I don't know. I know that he did or he said that they went too far when it came to giving indigenous Hawaiians water rights back. Like, that's not the phrasing.  Yeah, I don't know with regard to this particular issue though, personally. It wouldn't surprise me though. He's a terrible, terrible governor. I'm assuming this is for Matt. Is it? DSG, good boy with a $5 super chat. Hey Matt, hope your B-day was good. Sadly lost two wrestlers recently. Terry Funk yesterday and earlier was reported that Bray Wyatt died at age 36. Rest in peace. Yeah, I just saw this. I was just. Are you a wrestling fan? Yeah. Oh, you didn't hear. I just just broke. Triple H broke the news a few hours ago on Twitter. Like, I never have time to check news anymore. Jesus Christ Bray Wyatt, who literally just earlier this year, an undertaker did a angle with Bray Wyatt, literally passing the torch to him as like the next generation of like the horror wrestler character. Past away. Sean Ross Sapp of Fightful, a great journalist who covers wrestling. He reported with permission from the family that Bray's been off TV for a few months now. And when I ended up, people were wondering why that was and there was all sorts of rumors. He got COVID earlier this year after, you know, I guess after we last saw him on TV, I'm not sure when that was February, March, maybe April, I'm not sure when. And his and the COVID caused an existing heart condition he had to flare up again. And in recent weeks, there was news that he was actually on the, you know, he was recovering and there was talk that maybe he would make a comeback by the end of the year. And then suddenly today, apparently he had a heart attack and died 36 years old. That's a year older than me. It's a yeah. That's a year younger than me. And I just turned 37 yesterday. To my age.  And I mentioned how like, you know, ten. Yeah. And I mentioned though that Terry Funk had said, but, you know, he died at the age of 79, which is considered young. I mean, old, excuse me, old for a wrestler. I mean, yeah, it's probably, you know, in the age range of how people you normally live for, but for a wrestler that's very old. And here's an example of that just one day later. Bray White, one of the big wrestling stars who was going to be probably the future of WWE. To his pathway at the age of 36, suddenly due to complications from COVID. The really crazy part is he was in a group called the White family with two other people. And the other, one of the other people in his group, Luke Harper, also known as Brody Lee, he passed away in December of 2020, suddenly at the age of 41. Not COVID related at all. The family was very clear about that when it happened because they didn't want conspiracy theories to fly, which we will undoubtedly unfortunately see about Bray White now. And I hope the wrestling, the very large wrestling community is ready to... He's from a whole family of them, isn't he? Yeah, his father is the infamous wrestler IRS, Erwin R. Scheister. Also known as Mike Rotunda. His grandfather was Blackjack, wasn't he? Yes, his grandfather or his uncle. His whole family is in wrestling. His brother is the wrestler Bo Dallas, who I think many people believe to be the character that was portraying... He was the one portraying Uncle Howdy, who was involved, who was a character involved with Bray Wyatt before he disappeared from TV.  The Rock has already tweeted about it. His wife, he met his wife. She was tough enough, which was like a wrestling reality show competitor. And she ended up getting hired by the WWE as a ring announcer. Her name is JoJo. I forget what her last name is. And they met and they got married. They have kids. It's going to be... This is sad. No, that's a shockwave for sure. That hurts because he was decent. He had the personality and the stage presence and he had the Mike's Girls. Hey, guys, I am so sorry. I am so sorry to our guest. I apologize for just popping him like that. That's terrible. This is terrible. I went to sleep for 30 minutes and I put my alarm clock around. It's so many people in chat be like, what happened to Rebecca? Where is she? I know. And I know it was just terrible. I went to sleep for like 30. I said, OK, I'm going to do 30 minutes, put the alarm clock on.  I was like, David, I guess I needed the rest. And yeah, I apologize until very relatable. Yeah, but hopefully you feel better at least, right? I feel like we're all tired after yesterday's stream. I'm not. Well, you're not normal, Matt. I do this all day, lucketing, nothing. I can, I can. Yeah, I'm exhausted. Two back-to-back streams is a lot. No, that's... I'm just glad that you're OK, Rebecca, just because whenever we don't hear for some reason, I always worry a little bit, just like the uncle in me. But like, you know, but yeah. No, it's good that you got sleep.  I'm like, are these people still on? Of course. We should have been in a while ago. We're just reading. They dropped a Trump photo without me on there, running my mouth. I apologize. I am so sorry. No, no, that's cool. It works out.  So that's why it'll keep running. So I love that. I love that. And I didn't mean that. Like, I didn't mean me to pop on and do like that, but, you know, it's funny. I'm a vendor was like, Rebecca, you should get on. OK, well, I'm going to get on. OK, yes, it's better for it to.  Before we continue, though, I did want to highlight this really quick. So this is Ole's editor, Aaron. And so he's sharing his go fund me here. It says rare serious moment for me. My dad recently lost his second leg and now has no legs. Trying to get him an accessible vehicle for him to be able to be active and live how he wants instead of bound to a chair. Anything helps. Now Ole shared this out. This is her editor slash right hand man. As she says, yeah, and he can really use the help great leftist also great person. So, you know, please consider. I will put a link in the chat or excuse me in the description box when this is like a video on demand. But please, if you can send Aaron a couple of bucks just because, you know, it's I hate to see this not get the attention is it deserves. So I just wanted a spot like that. Okay. So without further ado. Okay. Let me see where we are. Okay. So I think we're here and I believe this is mine. This is from Kaylee O'Hara bittersweet day today. And thank you for the $5 Kaylee bittersweet day today. We got Trump's mug shot, but we lost Bray Wyatt. Yeah. I think I think that this is one of those guys that I think a lot of people are going to be familiar with because he's one of those wrestlers that transcended just wrestling. Like he was definitely like hitting his like mainstream. Certainly, you know how like he's not going to be John Cena or someone, but everyone knows the Undertaker. Everyone knows Ric Flair like wrestlers who didn't break into the mainstream like the Rock or Stone Cold, but still got big enough where everyone, even outside of wrestling, knows who they are. This guy, you know, he was he was and he had a long career ahead of himself, too. It's it's very sad. Yeah, friends. I have to have to use this to bow out. My dog has been wanting me to walk him. I have to take him out now. He's just staring at me right now. So take care, Lance. Lance, thank you for bringing me on. It was so much fun to have you here. And everyone. Thank you for having Carl on Lance. You haven't already. Yeah, great for me to see it. I ain't even get to feel the news. Yeah, I love Marys. This is terrible. Phil and, Phil and Rebecca on everything. That's just. So I, I came on and I called them slurs for two hours. That's what. As we should. You know what? Do you all know me? I can. Let's let's start from beginning. Two hours rewind. Let's do it all over again. Just like David said, you are not human. He's not human.  How? How? Yeah, OK. I mentioned this earlier, but I jumped off like fairly late last night when when Matt was still talking to the caller. And then later on, I checked to see if he was still online and Matt was still talking to the same caller. I'm like, oh my God. Yeah, I ended up going. I ended up going four hours last night. Yeah. It was a long stream. Yeah. He and the debate was only two hours. I was so ready to do my to drop my first stream on my page.  So that's good. Oh, did you really? Yeah, I got a thousand and I was like, OK, tonight is the night. I'm about to stream on my page. We're about to do Trump. We're about to, you know, we're about to go in. We got things to talk about. OK, we have things to discuss. Yes. And I said, let me just. I'm OK. I just got to work. I know I got to work work, you know, with my situation. So I'm like, I got to keep working. So I'm like, let me just lay my head down. I got five minutes with the alarm on. We're going to do 30 minutes. I don't even feel like my alarm went off. The disrespect. I don't know. Siri didn't do what she was supposed to do. Absolutely. Yeah, I never trust the AI. So Siri has done me wrong. Sometimes where I said an alarm and it doesn't go off and I do oversleep. So you are right to blame her. But either way, I think your body was just letting you know that, like, you you need this. Yeah. Yeah. I'm embarrassed. Rest is resistance. You don't put on this show one minute. OK, you ain't come last week. And now this week, I'd like, why would I sleep through my alarm and I woke up and I'm thinking, OK, it's going to be time to just like put some makeup on, get on the show. No, it's eleven eleven. Y'all know I be going back eleven. Y'all know at eleven. I'm like, see ya love ya mean it. I'm out of here.  And I'm not. But you know, if Matt said to pop in, I appreciate it. Matt, now tell me about your birthday. I know yesterday was your birthday. I like to say that when it's like somebody's birthday in the middle of the week, especially it's your birthday week, like it's your holiday. So that's how we're going to do it up because I didn't take off yesterday because it's a Wednesday. I don't want to. That's not worth a day off, you know. So, you know, the kids woke me up in the morning, my four-year-old and eight-year-old. They've got me a birthday card. You know, the family sent the texts and some venmos from the siblings and the parents and the aunts. And yeah, I worked, you know, did my regular job and then did the debate stream. Oh, before that, the we got one of my favorite meals for dinner, Korean fried chicken from Bonchon, which is a great place. And then they got me a cake with no chocolate on it because I am not a fan of chocolate as you are now. I'm not a fan of chocolate either. I'm a chocolate girl, absolutely. And I know I taste good because mosquitoes love me, but I am not a fan of chocolate. I love chocolate. Like, I like specific types of chocolate. Like, I'm not a fan of chocolate ice cream, but I do like rocky road ice cream because the addition of the marshmallows and the peanuts, I guess, balance it out. I said earlier how my favorite Pop-Tart flavor was indeed the chocolate chip flavor, even though, again, but other than that, I don't like straight-up chocolate. I don't like any sort of chocolate candy or not a big chocolate guy. But yeah, so out of, we had a non-chocolate cake. And yeah, I guess this weekend we'll do something. Probably end up going to, like, a theme park. Local theme park with the kids. Yeah, you told us. I was like, dang. So you're not going to throw the kids somewhere and then go enjoy your birthday as a grown, grown man. You're just going to take the kids. And I said, if that's what being a parent looks like, them kids could go. I'm kidding.  Six foot six. Oh, wow. You don't look that tall. I mean, yeah, I'm sitting down. Yeah, I realize that. But I guess the camera angle. I mean, people actually thought for a long time that I was taller than I am, simply because they've always seen me sitting down. I'm a whole, I'm more than a foot shorter than you. Right. So, like, the camera angle here, I have to, hmm? No, you're over six feet. Matt, you're over six feet. Oh, no, I said I'm more than a foot shorter than him. That I'm five. Wow. I'm between. I'm between. I'm roughly between five, four and five, five. I'm short. Oh, I'm tall. I'm a tall girl. I'm five, seven. So I'm five, seven, two. We're the same. And for a man, that's like, you know, that's pretty short. But for a woman, I'm Amazon, especially when I wear heels. I'm looking over everybody. It's nice. I can point out male pattern baldness before most people realize it's kind of... Oh, my God. You know, like due to my stream set up, I have to kind of have my camera over this 22 inch monitor right in front of me. So it's going to have a slight downward tilt, which I guess diminishes me a little bit. But yeah. And I only have to do that so people don't see the absolute catastrophe of the mess of this office. Um, but yeah, no, I'm six foot six, 350 pounds. So I'm a lot of human being in one package for sure. And yeah. So I have 16 shoes, too. Those are fun to shop for. Oh, wow. Shaquille O'Neal. That's what you're giving. So did you ever play basketball? This is so racist. Did you ever play basketball? Incidentally, no, I bucked the trend in junior high. I did play basketball, but it was terrible at it. Cause I can't jump all that well and flat footed. So I actually did. I was a varsity wrestler in high school in addition to also playing football.  So, you know, I lived up to the reputation there, but yeah, basketball never did much for me. People asked me that at least twice a day though. Yeah, me and my brother, I go hiking weekly and my brother was here with his best friend. They're both like over six feet and we were hiking in a predominantly white area and this and we always do that. It's a Kenesaw mountain and they were going up and white people just kept staring and I'm like, what are they staring at? Come here all the time. What is they just do that? And they they one guy was like, huh? And my little brother was like, why is he laughing? And then he stops when he says, so what position are you? Like what in basketball, football and you're a big guy.  I mean, he's standing in between my brother and his best friend and looking up at them big guys. You don't want to waste that. So what position are you? My little brother, he's rude. So he just looked at him and walks away and I'm like, you do that. He's like, because I don't appreciate when white folks just walk up to me and like, like, gone over my height to my bigness like and tell me what position do I play in a sport?  Like, I figure just get real crude with it.  Oh, what position do you play? I don't know, whichever one your wife wants. Oh, that's good. I should. I need to write that down for my little brother to tell the people. That's good. Well, real quick, though, somebody did ask earlier, Rebecca, what our favorite pop tarts were. So we have to have you weigh in, of course.  It's very, very, it's a divisive thing here. Yeah. So I said I didn't like chocolate earlier. Pop Tarts is something that, right? When I was little, I just liked because it was societal logic.  Sweets does something to my. It's just it don't. It don't. It don't do what it used to do. Okay. I'm the same way. But if I do, yeah, if I was gonna, if I was gonna pop a tart, okay, it would be Oreo's because I can dip it in milk and I don't even like chocolate. But when I douse it where it's just like, I can, I can work with it. So it would be Oreo pop tart. Yeah, that does what you said resonates with me because the older I get, the less than my body can tolerate sugar even if I love it and I love pop tarts. I just, yeah. This one gets hard to come by. Right. Yeah, it. Yeah, you know, the body doesn't work the way it used to. No, unless you're a superhuman. I love like things that are like during 2020. Y'all. You know, it was COVID and everybody was in. You would just like all these quick wash places for like car washers that were popping up on every single corner. You're here. There's a gas station car wash. Yes, there's a car wash at the gas station, but then there's a stand alone quick car wash everywhere, right? The same thing was happening with the and that was just coming out in 2020 and here why stay and then the same thing was happening with crab like spots like Juicy Crab the Krista Crab the Crab Crab a part of the country are you in? It was it was I'm Georgia so Atlanta and outside of Atlanta Atlanta and outside of Atlanta so Metro Atlanta as well. It was just crab legs everywhere and I thought let me go try it. You know, I went to one place called the Juicy Crab in Atlanta and y'all I live there, but what it was doing to me what it was making my body feel like when I had to get up and go run. I was slow. The salt was killing me and then I went to go get my checkup. My doctor was like girl, what are you eating now? What's changing? You're dying and I was like girl, I'm eating crab legs every day every day and they were and they were doing like a sale. Crab legs are so expensive but they were like come on down to the Juicy Crab. You have two king crab legs for like five bucks questionable in Georgia because there ain't no beach right here but I was going to get it. Okay, I was going to eat it and I had to stop because the salt in that food that it was killing me. It was like I was slow. I was tired. It was not good for me. It's too much iodine. There's a lot of naturally occurring iodine there and it will just mess you up. Yeah, it wasn't good for me. I wouldn't know that. I was just like, this is so good and there's a difference from the Juicy Crab in Atlanta and the Juicy Crab in Kennesaw. In Kennesaw they lower the salt. Like they make it a little more bland and I'm like, where is the salt? I need the salt. Give me the salt and I will go down to Atlanta and then I would see everybody in this big old cafeteria. It's like a cafeteria, y'all. They're just eating and they're slinging. Like the have y'all seen what is it? They clone Tyrone or whatever it is on Netflix? Oh no, I want to see it though.  That's how I felt with the crab legs. It was like we were all eating crab legs. Like it like a year before we weren't really eating crab legs like that. It was like, okay, we'll eat crab legs every now and again unless you live like in the Caribbean or, you know, by the bought water. But we just started literally out of nowhere eating crab legs and it was messing with my my mouth. So yeah. Gosh, it's just I feel like as soon as you hit like 25 and your body is just like you can't do what you used to.  You're your arm. Yeah, no, you feel that come up. It's real fast.  What happened if now you just felt every bone in your body and you did you sneeze too hard and now you're sore? Like recently for me, because like, yeah, you know, I played college about college football and so I'm decently strong and I'm really big and so I was at a just a casual pool get together with my family and some friends and my I'm just relaxing in the pool wanting my arthritis that I have at the age of 35 to not hurt so much and thank you football and my family is like, oh, that's dunk dad and I'm like, that's not and obviously, no one person can do that to just two weeks. So then they get the harebrained idea for all three of them to come at me at once mom and the two kids to try and dunk me and I did when even having to body slam my son 21 year old son in the water and then for the next two weeks, I'm just like the hell did I do to my shoulder? And that's what happens. You you you make a mistake.  You find out was your body after 25 and Yeah, I'm used to being outside and like, right? I I had this whole plan right before the pandemic. I had concerts to go to. I had this time. I said, I'm doing it. I had outfits. That was my body was at its best. I literally just got boobs because I turned 30. It was the whole thing and I I was like, OK, this is going to be great. And then the pandemic came y'all. It was terrible. I just turned 30 and the food wasn't hitting like it should. I was sleeping later. The way that I became an alcoholic, I was it was the I was depressed. I had got depression at the time too. And but the way that I was drinking, I would my best friend me. I'll put it just up like I had somebody. I would put her on FaceTime and then I'd be like, girl, take a wine glass. Girl, it's so crazy. What we became like did you guys drink as much during the beginning of pandemic? We cleaned our liquor cabinet out within the first like month or so. I was just so distraught. Yeah. Well, part of it was that like I lost my dad and then covid hit a week later.  But yeah, we cleaned our liquor cabinet out. Yeah, it was. It was terrible. Matt, did you drink? I never I don't drink at all. That is such a like. Wow, jealous. Impressive now. I'm able to I had to work on. It wasn't like I was like, no, you know what? I'm not going to lie. My name is Rebecca and in 2020 I was an alcoholic and no, seriously, I drink and it took me a while to. Stop. I had to do the fasting like the 21 days. Like I had to do multiple because I would anything because of depression and I have anxiety really bad and because of that anything was triggering. I was so lonely. I went through a terrible breakup and I couldn't get to my family. It was really bad. I just moved to the middle of nowhere and it was just terrible. And so like it was. I drink so much, but now I'm able to control that. But before it was like you see your drink you better drink it. Go to the store. Everybody was at the liquor stores is making bad money. Like oh, yes. And it's funny because like. Her to that you know, I was always a social drinker.  You're just sitting at home with nothing to do. Wake up every day feed dogs.  I live right here next to it. What's this bourbon thing all about? And I'm like, hey, over some ice. This is I. Wow. And so it'll be like 11 a.m. Feed the dogs. Let them outside sitting there. You know, that new sun coming up and I'm just like, yeah, this is the life. Drinking is look. The pretence has been dropped. Post covid lockdowns. Day drinking is on the table. Smoking a cigar every day is on the table. OK. Like not on your day off not getting dressed is on the table. Right? Like, I had never in my life walked into my backyard in just my boxers. Covid lockdown.  I'm out there at my flat top grill cooking eggs and bacon breakfast. I'm just like, well, you know, I live in your life. I mean, what else can you do during the pandemic? Like it was so miserable. I did that and started a YouTube channel. Yeah. And I got back on my show like covid got me back to doing my show. I was only out for less than a year. I said, I am leaving politics. I'm tired of it. People are crazy. The space is wet. I doing it no more. I can't. And I was like, let for my this was my first corporate job that I worked in and I went in there and I like to dress up. I like to put it on. OK. And so when I walked in there, they were like, you know, you don't have to dress like that and I was offended immediately. I said, no, I can't do this job anymore. I'm out of here. I can't do it, but I needed the job. So but I was going to. I was like literally going to quit because I'm like I'm out of here. The pandemic came and then I it taught me that this whole time we were able to work from home and the way that the corporate jobs, I started a whole like revolution of the job. See, that's why I'm not meant for the offices. I was like, you know, what are what do you guys have in place? There are older people in here. The CDC just said, me reading, the CDC just said 50 or more people cannot be in a small space. This is Cuba. Are we doing with Miss Ethel over there who was concerned about her health because of the CDC also said if a person is above a certain age, they should be home. How about this pregnant woman over here? What are we doing with her? Like, what do you guys have in place? And I'm like, can we send an email? They sent out an email and they were like, can we not we can we not alert and alarm the office with false information? I got up and I said this office. I said, this is not false information. This is literally information that is coming from. I was like doing the whole thing. Walked out, never went back into the office, kept my job, kept my job. Wow. But I was like, it's like it really showed me that all of those rules and regulations at these corporate jobs try to put on people just to keep them hours and hours away, days. You don't see your kid.  While you're sitting in the local farm and really you can do this work from home. They want to make you feel like it's a privilege to work from home. They want it to make you feel like you have to work. I knew a woman at the place who worked there for 21 years doing the same exact thing. The same exact pain. And talked about how she didn't get to see her kids and she said during the pandemic she got an opportunity to start over with her grandchildren. Wow. Yeah. And it was, I think it opened a lot of people's eyes and I was really hoping that it would radicalize some people. First of all, I know a number of people it opened their eyes is like you know government people not exactly is killing them unemployment that's more than what a lot of them made.   You know I had never made cinnamon rolls before and I just made the most sinful delectable cinnamon rolls ever tried man at making my own pizza dough from scratch and and you know just lots of cooking lots of lots of cooking and baking made my own doughnuts shit that you just don't have time to do well I like food which my size should be a clue and it's just like sitting down you look like who knows you look like yeah like you look average dude well okay here let's let's do a test then one of you two gentlemen stand up and from your seat and see how high up the camera do it well that doesn't really work either I guess cause I'm really close to the camera you know yeah okay but here's the thing right oh okay there's a much bigger difference like I can just say hello like this and you can but you're still and yeah and you're still wow and you're far away from the camera to man you're time I'm I'm skinny to yeah I think I feel like I need like a a a frame of reference controller in my oh so is that a PS2 controller oh it's a logitec PC controller it's hard to it's hard to that's like yeah whatever it's like on jay to giant holding that beer can you know well look how time we look to the dog is your dog this is your dog is your dog dog dog it's a great day and okay oh this dog is 120 pounds oh my god this dog can put its paws on I know I have a Cata hula don't even know that they have the same they have the same like leopard spots that your dog has yeah are you sure your dog is not also a cata hula no no he is a great dane with a um a dark blue moral coat but he is a kc papered pure bread great dane Mike you have a dog oh yes I have to yeah there there are two loaves of bread one is a pug one the other is a french bulldog I can see what those dogs I can go see you just a little football dogs I can see I can see Mike with those dogs though I don't have I want one the during the pandemic you know they was just throwing dogs on the side at pet smart like people will be like selling dogs selling dogs selling dogs selling dogs one dog going going going dog going and I'm like let me go pick a dog up and then they were doing those special days where you can adopt the dog for free and I was like okay let me go in and then I would look at them so cute this is my dog and you could see why I think you your dog looks like my dog you can hold on let me see if I can is your dog a baby yeah he is he's a eight month old I they they have some similar features facial features but what you got to understand is that like different coat colors are are things that can be like shared from different breeds like for instance my neighbors have a purebred pit that also is a dark blue merl like look at Jim I think you know dark blue merl color and they actually look very similar like the family members despite the fact that mm the pug is most that I see the pug is mostly decorative here take it Jesus dogs are I feel like they're babies forever and oh yeah this one is I I look at that I look at the dog in the cage and I was like man I would love for you to come home with me don't connect because I'm going to leave you here but wow I just wanted to take it but I'm like I have to I wasn't in the right mental space to I was like the intrusive thoughts be strong I gotta walk it I gotta feed it every day and I gotta what's who's gonna watch the dog when I go out of town or whatever and dogs can be expensive right oh yeah so yeah especially if you have like medical emergencies like my dog extremely expensive he he likes to eat everything and so like he swallowed a squeaker from a toy and that was a $2,000 dollar vet bill squeaker from his dog which dog was this this was my pug a poopy he's the one who I always have on the camera in the streams Pugs you just turn 10 Pugs are trouble well the reason is been trouble yeah well the reason I got a pug was because in our apartment they didn't allow dogs but Pugs are Pugs are your dog Mike you can sneak them in easier because they're not as what did you shove them in a backpack well listen when you can sneak a dog in I know what you say Mike because my neighbors I have no thing in paying that I but they got tiny dogs in there that be barking and I'm like I know they in paying that bill I know they ain't caught this dog in extra you know what's funny is he so he doesn't ever bark unless it's at the TV but like our landlord actually and my husband just like held them and like he was just quite the whole time didn't even see like the like the landlord just kind of like walked in and left I'm like oh my god I hope he doesn't bark didn't bark a single time so like he's very easy to sneak in and so that's why we got a pug was because like we really wanted a dog but you know we like when you if you you don't I think was like 250 dollars for the the pet expense for the we'd to pay 500 for the one time I got to have a dog yeah this was 10 years to go so is much cheaper back then but still always dogs are so popular now and then again something else that was popularized during the pandemic getting you a dog at home you know because everybody had a support pet right and that was what people were doing and I was thinking about device and I want to say his name but that became so I would be talking to it randomly I would play games yeah it was a whole thing and then I was like let my best friends like girl gets you a pet no gets you a pet so I said I'm gonna get I'm gonna get a dog and then when I went I'm like girl I'm not walking this thing thing and then and then I'm like my home is your dog standing on the floor yeah he's tall all right I see it yeah if you're sitting he's at I level oh my goodness hi buddy and you're sitting on like a regular computer chair your camera this is a desk chair my camera is like up here no that you can see that's a big dog like I I picked up that's that's a huge I seen a couple of other doggies to car they're very sweet if you just look at the head size comparison I'm a whole as human and this is a dog yeah see and the most close in size you got five dogs OK five dogs oh wow all that you're crazy oh how are they all great days because I'd be something else people think I'm crazy but pandemic hit y'all was lonely and going nuts every day I had all my best friends here at home dog on the great day what else I've got a great day and I've got two pets a flat cut retriever makes and my son's husky is downstairs somewhere oh you have a husky they're so sweet yeah absolute all dog of chaotic energy yeah yeah that's what I hear I see I have two very low energy dog I mean a French bulldog is basically the same as a pug I was slightly less medical problems yes far as far as what right right thankfully my my my pug doesn't have any issues with that as well but by my French I think they all I think every well it depends as they you have to you have to get surgery on some of them like where they like their nostrils are like actually but yeah thankfully mine doesn't have any problems there he has a lot of stomach issues doesn't have the breathing problems that the humans have bread all these different dogs and the pug is one of those dogs that like is an abomination it was not that only exists because of a pug was not in a written og dog that's like no no wait look dog don't exist yeah yeah in the wild it would be it does not it could not continue to survive without human intervention it doesn't so what you got understand as you go back far enough you had of a wild variety of different wolves which you know depending on the continent you had some canines that were differently shaped than others and while we domesticated them they also without realizing it started domesticated in themselves you look at a wolf for a dog you'll notice their eyes started moving to the front of their face and got larger making them more acute and attractive to us and in addition to that they started getting traits that made them more valuable us for instance while these beloved humorous giants like this boy desperately wanting my attention were originally hunting dogs is great day in a short for great day in hound you can see by his ears he's in fact a hound they were hunting dogs these are used by nobles to hunt larger prey through brush because they can stand above it and see when it darts around and so we kind of trait in a dog and use selective breeding manually to make more of that trait and amplify that trait what you get with plugs is people deciding to make dogs strictly for cosmetics and in this case they're like hey we like we think these face wrinkles are cool let's breed more of those in and let's make their heads bigger and let's keep given a more face wrinkles and someone's like hey you know they're gonna have trouble breathing at a certain point keep going you know we're gonna find any of yeah we're gonna find plenty of well to do white folks that are happy to sit there and cotton swab their face folds to make sure that they can breathe and you know a lot of small dogs were bred is like hot water box I'm looking at the original pug now I'm like now and then yeah that's the thing we fucked them up through in breeding same the that's another breed that would not live without human intervention like their letters would probably just die shortly after being delivered if they could even be delivered and that's up to say listen there's many great pug owners french bulldog owners and boston terrier owners out there my main reason for not getting the small ones is because I'm enormous what would I'd be doing walking around with a purse dog like hello this is mittens um also they act like this is my yorki poo they act like human children so if you already have human children you don't need dogs to act like human children so I have no children dogs would be children forever you gotta do what you gotta do what your kids but a big dog is what acts way different than a small dog small dogs are very needy and whiny at at least for my experience shush shush shush uh yeah that's pretty much spot on like I my back is sore because my I had to sleep like sideways cause my dog took up my spot in the bed and my other one was sitting by my leg so I'm like sitting like you know kind of curled like a pretzel they have to be by your side uh you know they're they're couch potatoes with you but they're sweet you know I would I would die for them they're they're listen and big dogs are usually big dogs are usually sweeter and little dogs are usually vicious that's slander Matt because smir because they think they are as big as a big dog they don't realize how small they are that's true about chihuahuas so my mom had a chihuahuas my mom and dad had like a couple of chihuahuas and those fuckers are so goddamn mean like they they have literally attacked like people who came to my mom's house uh this big his whole life and you would hold them and then put him down and then he'd start barking at you like viciously like he wants to kill you yeah because the chihuahuas as we currently know them were bred to sit on your lap and keep you warm that's literally what they were bred for previously they were varmint hunters and the thing is is that big first of all big dogs can be whiny if you've ever owned a a great Dane intensely talkative breed and incidentally if you are they despite their size which normally would size them out of being a good home or even apartment dog but there's so docile they're chill yeah manner about that yeah that outs you get it outside it'll run around and play take it inside couch potato and it will just flop down usually on your bed like it owns it and just lay around all day so if you like that even as a puppy yeah I mean he'd get the zoomies but at the same time if you're just if you just sit around all day he'll just sit around all day so you just sit around all day car it comes in phases you know sometimes I'm very active and I drag my family out to do really active things like camping music festivals go into the music parks or the park dog park but sometimes listen beat it as soon as you can so or you know you don't discover minecraft till your thirties and you gotta gotta gotta get that ender dragon so yeah so sometimes you know the the fort night seasons almost up so yeah that's tomorrow by the way you know that right that's what we do know what we know what we know what we know what we know what we know what we know grinding tomorrow all day much as I can to get to that level 100 for that optimist prime skin yeah you gotta get that whole battle pass on what drop tomorrow look cause I don't know I just know that the guys ID know that it's the prime night the fort night season end tomorrow get that optimist prime skin what is this what is what is so in fort night there's a battle pass that you can buy every season that as you progress get unlock skins yeah basically cosmetics for your little guy that you shoot people with and basically the season and all your progress you have till tomorrow to complete that and get all if you don't do it tomorrow you can't get the skin it starts all over with a new season after tomorrow so you like all new skins yeah also like if you have to try to make it to say sve the skin's a breaking point you know and usually the final skin the level 100 skin is usually something licensed from some other intellectual property this season it's optimist prime make you look like the transformer the seasons rewards are weak I checked out pretty early on and I've had there's been some great seasons like one season they gave you spider Gwen from that was a good season yes that wasn't amazing season and her skin amazing I had have I love everything Spider-Man so that was a good season and Darth Vader was one one year in Star Wars is go to so you know you find the skin you want Mario kart or that's good though the Pokemon little Tetris thing and Sonic that had anything that was on like Sega Genesis old no Sega and what is it the OG Nintendo that was my life everything after pretty much that I just I don't know like I did street fighter okay okay yeah okay that was I was a combat one is out you should definitely try it you might enjoy it my brother has it's so violent see yeah and and now it's not violent like when we were kids you know hiya hiya that's what you know people just you know pick your fighter kind of thing now I mean they slidin throat and you see everything coming out so violent that the game devs are infamously in therapy because they've had to animate so much graphic violence that it's messing with their brains and because Mortal Combat 10 introduced the the x-ray thing where you do certain moves and x-rays and shows you exactly the bones you're breaking in their body so someone has to animate that and these guys are so messed up from making it that they'll be walking around and like see people or their own child and seeing that happen and they had to go to therapy for it it's great I love that I can see why that is so crazy yeah yeah yeah um yeah yeah I'm gonna I'm gonna go ahead and duck out right here I didn't finish my super chats but I'll have to get to them next week um hey thank you to whoever liked my setup I did see that by the way yeah highlighted so that way Matt can pick up and just go um yeah yeah oh it was so hard off to talk to Andrew see I came it was me I came in and started talking y'all to that but by Mike um I'm I'm sliding to right um a couple people were asking me um where they can still donate for me it's on what is it PayPal Rebecca Azure at gmail.com PayPal Rebecca Azure that's my first and last name at gmail.com I got my cash app corrected so you can do that there as well at Becca's voice on cash app but y'all I gotta go thank you for letting me come in late this is thanks for dropping in very nice to meet you Rebecca no it's not it's not that big of a deal you probably feel so much better and needed it oh I feel good now be up for five hours no I'm going back today I'm about to shower and go back to bed I love you guys mean it take care I will see you guys next Thursday bye guys all right I'm out to nice talking to you car Matt I'll see you next week talking to you is good to talk to you Matt if you want to roll out the last of the super chats we can do that I had when you're done I had like three left and then we can part ways via kand I there's actually quite a few on this end so it's up to you do you want to stick around or you want to do yours and then you could bow out to it's totally up to you well you know when it's after midnight where I am so I'll not I don't know where you are located but I'll not knock out on the same time yep okay so let's see here I just have a few National National hey the Matt Mercy hit me up on X for a code same name that was wanting to get my blue sky invite approved Sisyfijan task $5 how can we combat Liberals from subsuming leftist ideas movement without 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The Twitch channel is over there. And of course, the Matt Binder live stream viewers. The real ones at youtube.com slash Matt Binder and twitch.tv slash Matt Binder. Who should I raid on Twitch? Let's see who's on. We got... Who do I see here? I don't always, you know. Leftist mafia. Every Thursday night at 8 p.m. You catch me also on the majority report with Emma Viglund and Brandon Sutton on Thursday afternoons as well. David Dole of Rational National and Leftist Mafia will be on majority report tomorrow. What else? And yeah. Who's Caroline Kwan? That's a new one. I don't think I've ever... Ooh, I'm glad you guys are giving me new people to... Who's Caroline Kwan? I'm looking them up now. I'm not made with Caroline Kwan. She's pretty popular it seems. She got over 1,000 people watching right now. Does she do shoutouts for raids? Or who else skid a deer? Who's that? No, I'll do... I'll do people... I'll do Caroline Kwan. Again, I'm not made with her, but you know... 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