Real is the game here today. We are back odd survive have a big and every 51 Nine I played one recently and this one is way different from the one I just played like last week or two weeks ago Oh, so yeah, that should be awesome and one of the common of the week goes to Because he has been a long time supporter and he's also supported me in my robux hole Which is realistic G the shout out to Ninja congrats. All right, so let's begin with this every 51 Dude as we can see here a UFO crash landed here and the alien actually flew out of the UFO itself go to the locker room Okay, touch a button in a weapon to get it and equipped. All right, so it's simple things out here click the oh They have a run here. Okay. Nice. Okay. They're sick hitting weapons on the underground. Can you find it? Okay, so we have to find six guns. So it seems like it's gonna be one of those like every 51 games where you Oh My god, and we just died just let the man down here Okay, so he's hiding next to the door my god, all right, I got this here. Let me 360 quick up this.  All right, dude. There's an eyeball right here All right, so someone got their eyeball ripped out of their face All right, so let's go check out this. What is this? Give us a P dog. Oh, look, there's a key card. Let's grab this Let's grab this key card and see where we can use this bad boy. Hey, why are you closing the door on me? Sky is just a bully. Okay, let's shoot Headshot dude. He survived the headshot My god slender man must be strong Okay, uh sniper Making my sniper out. Oh my god. Chuck. He's right there. Oh Dude, that was super close. All right, so where's Piggy? And I want to see where Piggy is Wait, let's activate the run Oh Nice, okay, we got some backup. Oh Look, there's a door here find the car to open this door. Okay, so this should be the car for this Axis granted nice Okay, so now we got an Uzi way more firepower Hey kind of like the first person how he shoots and everything Pretty cool. All right, so the agent spawns over here So let's keep on going this way. Oh my god. Okay. Wait, is that slender man right there? That is slender man. Hey, why is his body like that? It's like deep task from his arms. Oh No, all right, that is pretty odd, but whatever to not open the door Oh my god, that must be his other eyeball back there that we seen on the ground.  Do Jeff the killer and why does Jeff not have a shirt on? Oh my god This guy's going crazy. Oh Gosh gonna have a picture. Yeah, right now if you come back this way Sell me. Yeah, he died trying to get a picture man. Okay, so let's go this way We haven't oh wait, we already went this way. Where is piggy? I came here for the pig. I want to see the menace in piggy All right ghost face is crazy Okay, so let's go this way we haven't been on this side of the map yet Okay, nothing here. Oh look the little tunnel thingy. Let's climb up here. Shall we? Okay, oh, oh, I missed the gun back here. Okay, so there's a pistol here So far so good. We have like four guns out of six Well, I actually bought one for the game pass which was a sniper, but we'll find it has to be somewhere in the map Okay, so we're looking good.  It's silly Billy That is one silly name silly Billy. All right, let's go over here Let's watch out man because these killers be lurking out here that be creeping They jump out of like every corner when you least expect them Okay, so there's nothing on this side What's come on? They just built this entire map and didn't put anything over here Like come on Okay, so there's a door here, but I don't think it opens Okay, so we just came in here. We walked the whole square for nothing Right, that's the infirmary Okay, so we already snooped around over here. Let's check out the upper area. Oh My god, Piggy's right there. Yo, hello, Piggy. Dude. That is one giant over his piggy Geez. Oh my god. That is like the hugest piggy bottom I've seen Like a 10-foot piggy imagine that in real life That would be very scary. Oh my god. What's going on over there? What? Oh, oh I need some privacy or something. Oh We just sniped those boys out of here, and why is this like a square? Oh, there you go. It's around down. Oh Look the code is zero two zero two. It did ask for a code somewhere back there. Oh Oh two oh two zero two zero two. Let's see if he understands that All right. Oh, look there's a card right here. Nice. You got the master card. Wait, there's a note. It says dear icy fresh Hi, it's me fire dart 96 and I'm apologizing for getting on your account All I did was make sure that your game got on top page and to add a title little something to your description Sorry, if you don't like that, but I didn't take any money. Like I said, it was to add something to the title Okay, so it seems like a PSI accidentally spilled coffee on your carpet. What? Okay, so it seems like these dudes like the game creator has a friend and this guy just came in and took over the game And like change some things That's a little odd, but okay. Okay, what is this dude? It's just to open something Wait, there's two buttons here Okay, it says oh it's to open this the button is just in the rooms so you can find to open the door Right so we press this button and it opens this wall right here. Oh it is. Okay, and you find the sniper here Okay, pretty legit, huh? Okay, so now since we have the code O2o2, let's go try to input it and use the master card Since we did find it. Wait, can we go over here? No, it's locked Right, that's a little odd But let's go over here. What's up blazer? We got blazer over here. Where you running out to man Granny's over here. Let's go shoot up granny. Yo granny. She's trying to get someone above over there. I Like the effects on this game like the recoil and guns and everything all the Poor guy was getting chased. Oh, yeah, let's go and put the code the room was over here. Oh Gosh, okay. Let those let them just mind their own business over there. Okay, uh Wait, there's no zero here Find the code and type the number combinations here Uh, what? Dude There's no zero Oops, I pressed shift so I did that There's no zero Are you supposed to put the code when there's the number missing like oh what it actually worked? Okay. Oh, we got an extra weapon Dude, now we got the big gun Now we got the big power here Oh my god, peacock's getting chased by piggy granny and jeff the killer. Oh Okay, so this is like a single shot fire gun. Take that piggy Oh my god, no They're getting too close My god, I just missed out my shots All right, let's hit these those no granny Come on granny. All right, so let's go use this card before Before the killers get me Because all we haven't gotten this way. Oh my god piggy spawns over here No, and we lost the master card Great at least you know where it's at. Okay, so let's spawn right away Let's spawn and run straight to the master car since we didn't get to use it So let's run straight over there. Okay, at least I have a sniper No, real out.  Oh like who is that?  Um, where was the car that it was over here? No, it wasn't over here. I just lied to myself How can I do such a thing? It's right here. There you go Okay, very nice. So now let's go use this before we get attacked by the killers again Okay, so far everything's clear Kind of scared. I'm gonna get it bamboos by the killers I'm like that piggy on the ground Okay, so let's go this way Then there you go find the master card to open this door. Okay, so let's open this Oh, what is that? Dude, it's like a freeze weapon. Hey, that's mine. Let me get the freeze weapon, bro. There you go freeze pistol Oh, this is pretty neat.  Oh, we haven't gone over here. Okay, let's go this way This might be the best gun.   Okay, so it's like some parkour. Maybe there's a gun up here. Oh great Okay, nice. Oh the shotgun is up here So there's more than like six guns in this game. There's like seven ray, right? Or like this secret one and then the freeze gun Pretty neat Okay, so jason was out here Quick scope quick sculptor dude. No, I am reloading somebody help Oh my god and That thing takes forever to reload Dude, come on. All right. We'll say bye tweeter There you go, little buddy. All right you guys. Well, this was survived pepper pig in every 51 I'd say it was a little better than the previous one because this one actually had key cards and like weapons You can find which in the other one it was just like an exploding pistol I mean that was pretty cool, too But this is just had a more addition to it and this guy is a refrigerator That is so funny All right, well, thank you guys for watching Thank you guys for the amazing support If you guys enjoyed the video make sure to slap the like button If you're new to the channel, make sure to subscribe and turn that notification bell on And I will see you guys in the next one. Yeet


and start shooting up the front desk aaaarggggggggggggggggggggggggg a nerve kind of quote What do you think this is? A miracle or something? Who's better at making sounds?  Quit your clapping Thank you for listening to me man Welcome to episode number 23 24 24 skin 23 comes out today. No way, bro. That's almost 25 So we've booked in the location for the finale. Have we have it? Yeah, I think it's booked in we just need us now. We need to get on to so within the next month. Maybe let's start doing that Welcome to episode number 23 the mighty Michael fully actual podcast We're coming you live out of Brisbane right in Mrs. Matthews bedroom and we were coming at you today.  Yeah, I'm not again if you're not Come on now. We've been getting demonetized age restricted. Oh, yeah age restricted everything's demonetized But we got three age restrictions in a row So we've teed up a conversation with someone from Google and we're gonna find out why they've been age Restricted. Okay, so just bear with us.   But anyway, that's our problem and we'll figure it out When they're not age restricted things are going fucking the last one was Paul these episode that wasn't age restricted It's going real well. Yeah, that one did if I climb I Have a question Matt. Oh Michael. I remind me. I gotta remind you you have to ask me a question Yeah, that's this question that I'm about to ask you this question is now we have no we've got an opportunity for you and Would you be open to? Doing the show Farmer wants a wife No, you would not do that.  No, you go on as one of the people trying to you are the fun win the affections of the farmer farmers So a contestant. No, they're like country girls. Um, yeah, no please Please Older paper work for you. Yeah, if you win the comp you get like a hundred K Yeah, I'm just gonna put it out there one.  I only want to lift the brown up into the ceiling fan You're doubting brown and it's also if I had to choose a dating show that one would probably not be which one would it be then huh?   I'd go survive I'd love to see Matt on maths.  Can we actually seriously enter you into married at first sight? Oh, no, that's that's where That's where people go to have sex yeah, Brown. It would be so good We could promote you we you win your way out. You'd win because you find love. You don't really vote though. Yeah, it's more of a Anyway, I reckon he'd be he'd be like edited. It's like this the bad I'd be there. I'll probably be the first person to punch someone on the show. Does that happen?  Oh, yeah, it was in the news everyone went to jail everyone I want to see you on a reality TV show more than anything Well, like the mole you'd love to go in the mole. I don't know what that is. Okay. What about like wasn't Scott McChrystal on a one?   By the way, so our Spotify is we're up to 2.4 K 5-star reviews We jumped a bit and Spotify there are no issues.  Oh a few weeks. I'd say we need to sign up to some some other thing But that yeah, we just need to figure out why we're getting age restricted once we figure that out We can solve it and then YouTube glory will be all of ours Especially you Matt and you can go in a wholesome with a loaded machine gun and start shooting up the front desk A nerf gun of course No, I'd be a nerf children's gun. Okay, that's not a real guy. That's crazy. What do you think this is a miracle or something?  Oh, if it does come to the point that I do get to quit Like you will do that. What would I do? What amazing race? You'd be on amazing ways like that, but you wouldn't have a team. How do it by yourself? Oh, how are you? I reckon oil yourself up and slither in like a snake. You're completely naked and you slither in like a snake I think I'd wear this and you've got and you've got the words. Oh, I am fired Carved into your back with a sharp knife. Yeah. Yeah, just like lightly. So you're bleeding That's what I'm gonna. Should I get fired or should I quit? No, you say you're fired both.  Wasn't it?     But yeah, the potato cannon was used But yeah, but yeah, it starts out as a really it's like a love story within a really gruesome act of crime Yeah, it's like one of the most horrific things you can do apart from murder. Yeah, I could really I'm looking forward to seeing it and also Matt Brown it's sexual.  I didn't see It's a good movie. I didn't see mission impossible. Oh, look, we'll just look wow. He saw a whale Yeah, I went to Harvey Bay for my nephew's 10th birthday and we went while watching. Is it like is it worth it seeing a whale? Look, it's like it's a whale. They were real close to the boat So it was cool for it for a bit, but it goes for three hours. So it's like after one hour That's enough. Did you get CC?  What sort of whale was it humpback? I reckon if someone said you can go see whales and it's three hours or you can go for a three hour run I'd rather choose it. I'd go for the run.  No, it goes pretty quick But it's it's because you got to go pretty far out.  I'll be fun. No, I can't I've always very nice weekend I can do anything with you guys if we're all together. Yeah, we see man. I'd need bong after bong to enjoy a whale. Okay What happened on the weekend?  I don't need I don't need surgery on my knee. Oh, man. Have we talked about that? We said I did my knee. I Taught my Matt might have needed surgery, which was not funny at all. It was very serious and no one no one thought That was funny. How many times did you laugh? What are you talking about?  I don't know. I don't think they Yeah, it wasn't a I don't think they ripped off. I think I just tore him. It was a great one tear Yeah, it was a great one tear And but then yeah me and my me and my sister went and saw often. Hi ma up on hi ma Oppenheim or often. Do you ever think when you're hanging out with people think you're together? Yes?   How much older she could she's like three years older than me Oh There you go. Well, so it was good good weekend then we're still hanging out crazy story I told mom about mama. Did I talk about how that burning of the blank? Told mom about that and man mom as memory of that is like so weird. She says it was 2 a.m.  That is in that house was like built in the 1800s.  Maybe it was an 1800s person anyway Tell us let's hear it man. Oh, is that was that was that your story?  I'm same thing Is it good? Yeah, it's a bit of a ball first. It's a real drama Getting old I reckon I didn't see mission impossible That I would have loved but it's a good movie, but man, it's a real drama says but yes I did happen to find something as I was leaving the cinema There was a guy set up in a little chaos and he had all these little nerd things around and I was like Oh, I wonder if he has any stickers and he had stickers.  Yeah, but this is a movie and yeah, so yeah, I got a shazam sticker and I was super I like it. Yeah, there was no such thing as movies.  I went shazam anyway shazam. Oh My god, you don't tell people that yeah Anyway, I'm so sorry everyone. Let's move along And then she's gonna put a damner on the episode now.         All right, and then one day One day we started we're doing what we loved and we've unlocked our potential and a part of that If you go back to our earlier videos is looking after yourself and making sure that you look the part Unlock your potential by going to manscape.com and use our discount code fully actual 20 for 20% off They got all kinds of shavers and male grooming shit that will turn you from a three two of five and That's important start.    There was an experience where I used manscape the other day actually I used My friend had a long long nostril hair. You saw it. I was at the cafe. I remember I I had to rip it out with my fingers took me a while if I had a had the nose trimmer Guess why don't he rip it out?  There's no tears. I have to rip your nose right now, bro You can't do it. It's impossible, bro So if Elias I'm talking about you if you had a had the nose trimmer that wouldn't have had to happen You can look at your nose if you close one eye and then look down Everyone at home play along to try look at your nose the tip of it.   Isn't that strange?  Maybe your forehead to not can't see my forehead What about you? No, can't do it. Everyone try it home. Can't see the back of your knees.  Well, I guess if you ripped it out and snipped your nose off It's a mine.  They were like ad breaks in that video and you're in those ad breaks. Oh Yeah, I mean in the ad breaks. Yeah, it's very good. It's very good. Can you show me so so we It's exactly what it sounds.   I've seen you do. That's what we've got to talk About too. Yeah, we've got a rich restriction on Facebook for some weird reason So we're not posting in them and we're holding back all that banger vids but we posted this video on YouTube and tiktok and Very good.  No, it was it was different guys They said oh, yeah, some of our mates at the station have been talking about you guys I 15 minutes all right guys, it's time for Matt first Michael hit it brown Alright everyone it's 1310 Matt has mounted a comeback and he's 1310 or 1311 now 1310, I'm pretty sure okay. Is it this episode 24, right? Is it is this 24? Yeah, this is 24, but we've got it. We had one where we tied it. Yeah, so you added one so No, no, it's 1310. It's 1310. Yeah, cool. We can go through an atom later And this is a competition where Matt and Michael Compete for this here bottle of mints and they get to do with it. Whatever they want for the season finale It's it's very close. So it's anyone's game. It's kind of for the first to first to if you get to 20 you win So your seven wins away All right today's competition sniffle is Who's better at making sounds? So I will give you a scenario and you have to try and make the sound for that scenario Okay, well like walking I think she'll like that a bit more intricate than that, but yes exactly right man. All right Do you guys want to pay for this rock? So you guys first? I guess so we all get the same one. Yeah, you both get the same ones Rock Okay Is Michael on first man. Yeah. Oh, yeah. Yeah. All right. Are you sure you don't want to go first? I will give you the honor all right the first sound is What sound does a? Drowning baby Does that sound like it's pretty good. It's pretty good So that was fully underwater that one already. All right, man.  I should have James here for this. I'm gonna give that a one each I can't decide. Oh, that's one. Oh, that's a shame. I had more water.  Yeah, there wasn't enough. There wasn't enough watering. Well, I don't even know How do you know what it's? That's not Yes breathing out underwater. No, you're trying to breathe you got no breath. All right boys You got to help me judge these sounds, okay? All right. They're very difficult to judge. All right So that we got the first one done. All right second sound boys So market goes first again, I guess is it they're cuff a can and do we rotate? Oh, do you look at Ryan's I think rotate each second. It's seriously All right, come all right, you have to go first this one man. Okay Freak a French cookaburra a French cookaburra. Can I have a look what a French cookaburra looks like a cookaburra? This is from France. Do they have cookaburras in France? No, he's got an accent from France Are these real things? I thought we're doing real things. Oh, yeah, this is a real I just I'm combining things and it's up to you Cuz I can do it come on with the sound Yeah, a cookaburra with a French accent that is the task at hand brown and so we're the French accent a French cookaburra Yeah, does that make no sense? Oh, yeah, I know I get you. I'll have for you Oh, yeah, I'm going Don't speak to me like that. Sorry Is that yours? No, no, no It's gonna be a starting point because if you can break character, then that's points deducted. I didn't break character I was just saying when you're about to start because that's when it starts. This is serious Oh, you're gonna be worried about that lead you got it. Hey, it's one on I should have won the last one you'd no water dry mouth brown.  I'm about to start that's if I can Definitely Up to one. All right, Michael you made that Being very croissant, okay.  I can't match that screen. Yeah. Yeah, that's very good. That's why I went the other way. All right So what's that?  Was it me first? Yes, it's you first is so what is this? Yeah, it is Matt first, right? Yeah, it is Okay, yes, I've got this I've won this I used I used to be what Michael has actually done this before All right ready. I like the rhythm you could picture the You're ready.  All right boys. Who do you reckon won that one?  All right. So what's that three two to Matt Michael you've got to win this? Oh my god Isn't that it? No Oh You chose Michael.  Yeah, I think I was gonna go that too Okay, look it's two one to Matt. I still have a chance at tying this and then there's a super tiebreaker All right, I feel like Michael will be good at these all I don't know you both might be all right Michael goes first the sound of an old man Falling to his death from a 50-story building over to you Jesus Christ Really That's the sound it was good, but and what what is he just having a conversation in the air enough? I feel like yours was like a 40s. Yeah in his 40s. He really just says that's fine age. Everyone's all Man Boys, what do you reckon? I think I'm gonna have to go Michael on that one To all All right the deciding the deciding sound which I haven't thought of because I thought five of me enough It's you itchy wig wig wig wig wig. This is just like a one sound thing This will really test you boys Matt's first there's an advantage with going first.  Oh, man, it's on me. Oh, this is what you're going me.  Yeah, exactly.  So that's what 13 13 11 now It is I'm pretty I'm pretty sure I appreciate you both. You're only two behind now That's like we're back in the early stages of life That's crazy That was a close one Samuages, yeah, that's a shame. That's a shame. You're pretty much even with me I was a time where I was over double your score. Let's be clear All right, everyone, and we're gonna do a quick lying segment But before we do that, please don't forget to like comment subscribe gives five-star review on Spotify That's the only thing that keeps us going remember our videos rule demonetize and now getting heavily age-restricted So we need your help to keep this thing moving and chugging along. It's especially on Spotify Give us a five-star of you. Let's get it. Let's get you pumping, baby Bung break bong break bong bong bong bong bong break bong bong break T. I. N. D. Oh, we have Matt's tinder Matthew Brown is lost control now these women will lose their soul Yeah, baby I realized last week that I reread a couple from the week before the chances I've literally got 37 conversations on the go and I pick a couple that I've already said anyway Let's fucking get straight into it. This is a segment where Michael and I have taken over Matt's tinder We've made a tinder account with Matt's photo Matt's name his address Everything personal about him and then we do the swiping and we do all talking to all the girls Exactly like we think Matt Brown would and we are trying to find him a slag Which means why in La Latvia and let me tell you Brown. I've got some good news for you I've got two keen birds All all you need to do is just flop your cock out and it's done deal That's it Just how you like it easy the Easier the better. Oh, this girl starts a conversation with nice beard. Can I sit on it? Yep? You can come to mine when? And she says when he free and I said where do you live? So there you go immediately You can have this Matt You could marry her. All right, here we go So this girl has pictures of her tinder profile and she's showing her Large breasts a lot in the photos. Okay, I understand Matt starts a conversation with Pop them with a pin.    Yeah, not sure that's possible.  Unfortunately, my weekend was fairly boring. Oh, sorry. I've been told I've weird dirty talk lol It's just hard not to your third pic has me performing surgery on my knees No, really never would have noticed Stamp around your garden and lift your knees really high. Make sure your arms are straight down by your side What's your favorite color? Oh my god knee on green Did you end up having a goat stamping around your garden? You have to lift your knees really high and straighten keep your arms straight down by your side Film it and send it to me. My number is and I sent her your number No, why not?  All right. So this one is the one I was talking about now. Listen to this She's like she's quite nice looking. She seems really friendly and she has in her bio No, oh and s and which means no one night stand But she just has the letters on s that you'll need to know that for this to make sense So Matt starts to come on Such a shame you don't do on s. I've got a few people in my family that could really use it Such a long wait list though So either pimp for your family then what a job you have at hand. Sorry. I'm not following I just meant neck injuries run in my family. That's why I said that Right. I thought you were pumping out your fam. Oh and s equals one night stand. What does it mean for you? Lol, haha. Oh my god. I get it now. I Literally thought oh and s stood for open neck surgery. Oh, that's so funny. How embarrassing.   Can I please meet you?    She's like she's she's quite good looking and and it's not that crazy conversation Like it's not one of the worst things flasher flashy You know that yeah So look you now have three to four girlfriends or I'll read a couple of mid-ranges and then we'll move on So Matt starts this one with Stamp my feet with a big cheesy grin You gave me goosebumps How was your weekend? I played defensive wing for my mixed netball team got like three interceptions everyone was like whoa Oh, this cunt's got true power It was so funny.  I'm really really good at it.  I've got three people who rely on my expertise. What about you evening? Sorry No need to apologize. It's standard practice in my industry. Do you use public toilets?  Yeah, yeah Slowly walk through a hedge and stick your tongue out as far as it goes How's your weekend? What what does that even mean?   Oh really? What do you do for fun unmatched? Oh? Hey, she starts this is quite a good one.  I was literally just squelching mud in my hands and stepping from side to side really fast Then I was spinning in a circle and releasing the mud and it got flung around the bus stop I was waiting at haha. What are the chances?  Not bad. Thanks you yeah better than usual actually I found a $2 coin in the urinal of my local chucked it in the pokies and pulled out $56 so got myself free dinner Have you got any super wild stories like that?  Oh my god. Oh, it's so funny once during a bender I jumped off a two-story roof and landed on my knees my head slammed into the ground and my back has never been the same since Lucky the grass was softer.  It does not sound like fun at all and you were really lucky. Oh my god That's so funny. Did anyone else see? Yeah, all the boys were in total shock when I did it One of them will even cry because I was unconscious for like 15 minutes. Oh, I Was with a group of mates.  But then I had a bit of a laugh. I survived.   I just put my life in fates hands It was such a freeing experience. Do you know what I mean?   Yeah, that's cool I know what you mean. The way I see it is having those totally free moments a reminder that we're never really in control And to accept that so when I jumped off the roof and cannonballed into the ground I actually felt fully at peace while it was jumping I don't remember that much but my friends reckon I had my eyes closed and a smile on my face They thought I was trying to kill myself But they couldn't be further from the truth. I was truly living in that moment. Yeah, I can see where you're coming from Yeah, I've always been drawn to getting on a highway getting up to 180 kilometers an hour And then just letting go of the wheel and closing my eyes. Would you ever consider doing something so freeing with me? That involves a lot of trust but possibly Maybe sleep on it. It could be a cool first date, but yeah, I agree I would never want to put you in a situation.  It will be so hectic. We can keep your seatbelt on how's that sound?  I'm at West at Charleville so a bit far Just work, and then the weekend passes. Just woke up.    How was your weekend?  I just vomited up tooth floss I must have passed out while flossing.   I can't believe she was considering it You'd have to do it.  Would you do it for one billion dollars? Yeah, really? What about ten you could there's like a high chance Oh, yeah, would you do it for ten billion dollars? It's more. Yeah, but yeah, but do you understand how dangerous that is?    Do you get a roll cage? Marty's really into formula one. He'd know and that's that my sound of an 80 year old Oh 50-story building. Let's call Scotty quickly. Let's try and last Scotty It's kind of like a try Brian's phone just with no not private. Yeah, man, Scotty. I just missed your call Yeah, hey, bro. Sorry, bro. I'm just interested in buying one of your cars, bro The which one is it the the Toyota Yaris? I believe you got in stock. Is that a 2021 model or what? Yes, sorry, right.  What's that funny? Anything wrong with it. Does it have like all that road? No There's no error with it. It's on a road where it'll come with registration It is a repairable. I don't probably clear the script in the ad but I'm a part from that everything's Mickey Mouse is not even a scratch on it.  Oh, no, it was just the front end.     If anyone out there wants a Yaris McChrystal motors on Instagram, all right, sorry to waste your time It's good.  We'll see you tonight All right, look, let's do a quick scream. All right, just a quick scream I reckon it's gonna be the supermarket down the road. How long do you reckon they're gonna? I'm gonna say 15 seconds I'm gonna say nine seconds. I'm gonna throw hail Mary here and go. I'm gonna say 25 seconds Now remember at one minute. We have to say you've won this round if they make it to one minute This is that all we say you've won this round you've won this round you've won this time only one person is ever You win this time. Yeah, so you win this time.  She did not have any time of day for that Way too busy that was four seconds. Wow. I was way off Shit man, I didn't even start with a full scream.  Oh, no, you guys send in shit that we open live on the podcast and Our pa box is two five six taken four zero one eight and we open it live We don't know what it is and I've just opened this letter and I can see in it and Matt here So someone send us an envelope. Oh Describe it Matt describe it with your words. There's a tissue and then inside the tissue is a used condom That's a first day. I don't think we've been sent to use condom. Is it actually used I'm trying it looks like it Can you pull it up or is that too car leg? Hold it up brown and flick it.  I reckon to the wall of kale.  No way? What are we talking 10 grand? No 10 grand. Okay. What about 1200 dollars? $1,200 bucks to put that in my mouth and chew it once right now. 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I don't think I can do that James Shanklin clang them the claim calling should I call someone and ask sure phone a friend. No, okay Do you want five Ryan for no, you just got to be only condom can't be paper Little cheeky cheeky Look, why don't you just put it put it here next to you and who knows next week he might be about it Might be a bit more desperate for money Do you think of the basketball cards?  All right guys.  Yeah Hey, how are you look? I'm after a quite a large booking and it's actually four in in two nights And we're just interested in getting a quite a large table in the restaurant area So just wondering how many people do you see it in there? And the maximum we can see is 30 Yeah, right, right. Okay, so do you have a few of those tables or because believe it or not my Family is actually quite large and I'm probably gonna have to need three of those Believe it or not It's 83 to be exact. Yeah, so I'm Expecting a few to pull out though so it could be more around the 70 to 75 mark as they always do but yeah It'll certainly be more than 30. Yes. Okay. Um, I think the largest booking we can take in our bistro is But you can book a function would you like me to pass your information on to our If you guys have the 30 seats tables Why can't we book two of them and then just one other larger table to seat the rest of the family? We can do two Tables we can only fit two tables of 30 in our bistro that would have to be a question I'd have to ask the restaurant manager What do we do that we'll book to the tables for 30 people each that's 60 in total and then the rest Considered another table in the bistro or restaurant area. I just have to speak to the restaurant first No, I totally understand that's that's completely fine. I'm look you have a chat with your manager Oh, I'll wait here and I'll wait for you to get back on the phone with me Yeah How long do you think it'll be roughly In right now I can take your details down and get him to call you back. Sure. No, that would be great Yeah, that's lovely. Why don't we do that then hey? So what details you need exactly from me here? I Just need your name and number. Sure.  Maybe around I'm not sure. I don't know what they what time they get into this afternoon, right? Okay, so it'll be some time this afternoon then Yeah, yeah, maybe not entirely sure Okay, so I kind of need to plan my day a little bit here. So I'm gonna need a rough time That he's gonna call me. I Am not the restaurant manager, so I couldn't tell you so are we talking today at least or can you at least give me that? Indication or is this something I might have to wait it could be this afternoon It could be tomorrow. It's just I start works in and I've got a lot of people Waiting on me to tell them So the quicker I know the better Yeah, it's okay. I'll pass that on. I just want to double-check your number. Sorry. I only got the first four digits Well, which digits of my number? Sure. Yes. Oh four oh five five nine six three Three one two one two Yeah, oh four oh five nine six three one two. Yeah. Oh, sorry read that back That doesn't sound like quite right. Hang on. Let me check on the phone. Hang on. I've just got a new phone. Hang on Sorry read that back to me darling Oh four oh five nine six three one two one two three all right great. So it's one two three at the end there darling Sure. No worries. Got that one down Margaret. I will Pass on to the restaurant manager and they'll get back to you. Thank you. They may be tomorrow Okay, yeah, so if you could maybe make a note to to maybe call me today as soon as possible Because I don't have time to get off work Just to wait for him So anytime sort of um, yeah in the early afternoon. I'm available, but once it starts sort of creeping up to 7 p.m.      I'm missing impossible. It's coming your way soon right everyone hope you enjoyed that Hope you enjoy that. Don't forget to like comment subscribe leave a five star review on Spotify Please and tell all of your friends about us. Say hey check these podcast our bro. Thank you Ag Pendanted don't short anyone under 18. Otherwise we're gonna go to jail where the best everyone


We're here today to officially announce the successful applicants for the phase three of the provincial child care capital funding. Two years ago we launched our child care major capital funding program as a part of our commitment under the BC early year strategy to make quality child care more accessible for families throughout the province. And as a part of that program, non-profit child care providers can apply for up to $500,000 and private providers can receive up to $250,000 to create new child care spaces in BC. In phase one to recap, we announced $7 million for the creation of 1,006 spaces. In phase two, we announced approximately 8.2 million for the creation of 1,488 spaces. And today for phase three, we're announcing 11.3 million for the creation of 1,818 spaces throughout the province. Thanks to the major capital funding from the Ministry of Children and Family Development, the BCIT Student Association Child Care Center is receiving now, hold your breath, $500,000 to create 37 more child care spaces in this area. I'd just like to take this opportunity to thank Minister Kidya, our MLA Richard Lee, the BCIT Board of Governors and Leadership Team for their support of our shared goal of expanding access to quality child care. Thank you all very much. Thank you, Dylan. Thank you. Thank you.


This is Chuck Remton. Today, we have the extreme honor of having with us retired judge, circuit and district Sandra Sims, a leading, highly respected figure, not only in the legal community and in the black community, but in Hawaii generally by many of us who have known her for more than a few years. And Bill Harrison, our leading criminal defense attorney, sorry, no offense, and also an extremely active community contributor and supporter in many ways. We're going to talk some about what's broken in our legal system, how that impacts on race and other oppressed people's relations and positions and roles and the effects on them. Sandra, tell us a little bit about what brought you into law. Well, like many, like most of you, I'm a child of the 60s and growing up in a time when we knew that one way to make change in society was going to be through law and I was kind of excited. I was the first person in my family to go into law, but it was with the idea that somehow we'd be able to make some change and make a difference in the world and society in some place. So, that was how I got started. That's how I'm sure many of you have gotten started. And with the knowledge that once you have the law degree, it would give you the opportunity to move into different areas and make a change, make a difference.  In a long round. That was a long time ago, but here we are. Not that long. You were 12. And I really get that because I started doing community activism back in the Midwest in Madison, Wisconsin, kind of a progressive environment then.  So, I figured, okay, if you can't beat them, eat them. So, learn how they do what they do and get in there. But getting into the legal system has taught very different things. You've got to establish, respect, rapport, credibility with exactly those people. And it has to work out to be some kind of collaborative or at least cooperative venture. Bill, what about you? What brought you in? Who were your icons that you looked up to? Okay, well, you know, I graduated from Manoa in 1975. And I was an art, I was an art history major. And got my BA, went into graduate school, went to American studies at that time. Because I figured out that my BA in art was not going to feed me. So, I started to get a graduate degree. I took an ethnic studies class. And in that class, the teacher invited Effley Bailey, who was a famous attorney, to come talk to us. Effley Bailey spoke to us about the Angela Davis case, you know, the Black Panther Party Angela Davis case. And it was so fascinating. That was the first time I had thought about looking into law. Before that, it had never crossed my mind. But after his stories, and he was a great storyteller, after his story about the Angela Davis case, I was quite enthralled and decided to enroll in law school at that point in time. And it just so happened that just recently, a few years ago, I think Sandra was a part of this, Angela Davis came to town and she got involved in the mediation program at the Supreme Court with us. And I had dinner with her, myself and my wife. And it was like a full circle. Having got into it because of her and finally getting to meet her was extraordinary. Incredible. Absolutely incredible. Yeah. Wow. And at some point, we're going to come back to the hard question, the Dr. Phil question. How's that been working for you, bringing about change in the legal system? Yeah. Harder than we might have thought. Exactly. So, Bill, there was a poem that you shared with us that might be a good place to start for today. It is an excellent place to start. Actually, it is from Dr. King's speech in 1963. I have a dream. But what happened yesterday is I got an email letter from Dean Abhi Sofer, who is the former dean at the law school. And he wrote to the alumni a very poignant letter about his feelings about what's going on with this matter. And in his letter, he pointed out and reminded us of Dr. King's statement. This is what Dr. King said in 1963. Now mind you, that's 57 years ago. He said, in a sense, we've come to our nation's capital, the cash check. When the architects of our republic wrote the magnificent words of the Constitution and the Declaration of Independence, they were signing a promissory note to which every American was to fall heir.  It is obvious today that America has defaulted on this promissory note insofar as her citizens of color are concerned. Instead of honoring this sacred obligation, America has given the Negro people a bad check, a check which has come back marked insufficient funds. But we refuse to believe that the Bank of Justice is bankrupt. We refuse to believe that there are insufficient funds in the great vaults of opportunity of this nation. And so we've come to cash this check, a check that will give us upon demand the riches of freedom and the security of justice. Amazing, amazing speech that he gave. And this specific point that he points out in this passage here is what we're talking about today, is we have not been able to cash that check. And that's why we're here talking about it today. Are we farther in debt now than we were then? Yes, yes, Sandra. Yes, we are. I think what came about as in the years following Dr. King's involvement, you know, we saw some, we saw some efforts at reform. And we saw some of those things, they're sort of like more like cosmetic changes that took place. I know when I started law school, there were, and this is still going to show my age, but started law school, there were very, very, very few African American students at the law school I went to, and very, very few women. This is in the early 70s when I started. And that was just like totally phenomenal that we're just walking into this field where there was hardly any of us represented.  You had very, very few people involved in law enforcement that were that were African American or of any other color, you know, like police officers and why I grew up in Chicago. And so that's a very different scene in terms of, you know, police officers and policing. You just didn't have that many. So we had those changes take place in a lot of the cities where you had reform, you know, maybe adding more officers of color to the police forces who addressed some of those issues that came up, you know, some representation in the legal, legal field, but other fields, it wasn't changing that much. So we saw these reforms. But I think what's different now is that what's what this current movement is calling for is not just to reform and putting icing on, you know, making these changes, but really just a total restructuring. I mean, it's basically let's just start, let's just recognize the racism for what it is, that it pervaded so much of everything that we did without anyone ever wanting to acknowledge it. Acknowledge it. That's what happened. And so now I think we're just looking at, you know, I don't, you know, just got to start all over again. Just got to reach total restructuring. And I think that's what's making so much of what is happening now, you know, with the protests and even with COVID making it so very, very visible and loud is that that's what we're having to do. It's just got to, it's just got to change, totally change. So let me ask a hard, let me ask a hard question. We know that the proportions, the percentages of women and people of color in professions, in leadership positions have increased some since that time. Is that in any way commensurate with the real change you're talking about, not the cosmetic?  I'll let you go. Yeah, no, not at all. And that is the problem here. That is the problem. It is. You know, we can pass laws. We can motivate folks to change practices, to include people of color into the conversation and narrative. But that, but just passing the laws and making those changes does not change the people's attitudes. And that's really what we have to deal with. You know, we had emancipation proclamation. We had, you know, all these laws, anti-discrimination laws with amendments to our Constitution, but that didn't change people. They continued the way they were going. Laws themselves cannot force people to change. It's within themselves that has to change. And really, we have to look to moving towards that direction. What can we do to change people's attitudes, to change people, how people look at one another, and how people treat one another? That's really the situation. You know, you got to remember back in the 60s, all of us are 60s babies, back in the 60s, we saw this happening. I remember, you know, being a, and I was a child then, but watching the news and, you know, you're seeing the freedom buses in the South being battered, people being burned, people, you know, in sit-ins, having water hoses shot on them and dogs released on them and police officers with batons beating people. That was, you know, 50, 60 years ago, we saw that. And now we're at this point where we're seeing the same things.  And so what makes it different now? And we can have that discussion. And I think one of the things is a technology advancement. And we'll talk about that. But really, attitudes haven't changed. And that's really what we have to get at is the attitudes, not so much the law. Yeah. The other piece of it too is there's just so very little education, understanding about what really took place. What is at the core of the racism that's at the core of our society? I know Bill mentioned about the Emancipation Proclamation that, that free, that, you know, that ended slavery. But what ended up happening after that is that even as people, even as people of color were, free slaves were empowered, that power was immediately snatched away. And you began this whole era of, you know, the enforcement of Jim Crow laws, the, the birth of the, the Ku Klux Klan began during that time. And then you have these lynchings, lynchings, lynchings, just thousands across this country. My grandfather was a part of the great, the great migration of the 1920s that saw, as we now know, something like six million African Americans leaving the South to go to cities and stuff in the North. He moved from Georgia to Chicago.  People don't know, I mean, a lot of people just simply don't know that that occurred. And that's, that was another piece of it. So you have these institutions that at their very core began in racism. People don't want to acknowledge that that's what it is and they don't want to change it.  And I'm not, that's a tough question. But I think it's helpful now in this age with the technology and the use of things like our social media and so many platforms that this information can be shared. And then so you also have this generation, this younger generation, who is really open and really, really ready to bring about change and to really see things as they are. I think that's a very helpful and hopeful piece to me. And I think it's one of the ways that things may change. There's education, of course, about that. But also, you've got as, you know, this technology is, it's got the big pluses and sometimes there's some drawbacks, but the plus is that the information is out there. And you can't unsee it. You can't unsee George Ford being murdered on, on camera.  No, no, no, you can't. And we have so many of those instances that have occurred in the last few years. And so that's been a big part of how we're going to be seeing at least some beginnings of structural change. And I think what you're seeing also at the end of that is just this total frustration with all the things that have been occurring and all the things that have been seen. People just sort of had it, you know, it's just like, we got to do it. We got to do it now. So that's another piece of it too, to me. So let me ask you another hard question for both of you. We have right now a really, really strong growing national and the international reaction against the physical violence that we've seen. And in fact, Ben Crump was just on live streaming this morning with yet another Timothy Kaufman from 2018, but it's finally just getting the press and nothing's been done regarding the police officers involved in that death. And it was a George Floyd same way, knee on the neck suffocation. But let me ask the hard question. Is the economic violence, the social economic violence, the inhumanity and treatment violence in the workplaces, in housing, in healthcare in all those areas, is that not just as bad or demeaning or worse as the physical? Yes, absolutely.  And someone the other day said something, it was really brought this point home. The person was asked, what is systemic racism? And he came up with a definition that's perfect. And he said that systemic racism is prejudice coupled with power. We all have prejudices, right? We don't like certain things, certain issues, et cetera. But the difference here when you have racism is the person who has that prejudice has the power and that and uses that power against those who are powerless. And that's really the big issue here. So yes, it runs the gamut of not only, you know, police actions, but in every aspect of our society, we have that systemic racism going on. And really, in the judiciary and the legal system, it's rampant as well when you think about it. And you could just see it from just simple laws. In my field, you know, we have the disparity, for instance, in sentencing with regard to crack cocaine and powder cocaine. And people look at that and say, well, crack cocaine is really bad. Okay, so powder cocaine is not as bad. But if you look at it realistically, systemically, obviously the crack cocaine affects the black Hispanic community in much greater detail than it does the white community who has powder cocaine. So clearly disparity there, people would say it's just a it's illegal. It's an issue with regard to to dangers inherent in our society, we have to eradicate those dangers. But those laws were actually put together to really discriminate against a certain segment of our population. Yes, when you when you deal with that. Okay, so we have to get at the root of that systemic and we have to make this systemic change. We have to remove the power base from the people who are have those prejudices, so that they cannot use those to, in effect, place them near the neck of other people. So the question that that brings up, Bill is, is our legal system and I'm not talking about the people, particular judges who may be good people of good character, good conscience, as individuals is our legal system for the oppressed, a tilted tainted playing field, nowhere near level. Absolutely. And you know, there was a recent report done about prison system to see what our ethnic and racial make mixes in the prison in Hawaii. Hawaii has a high incarceration rate. I think the last rate, I think we had something in the neighborhood about 7,000 people in our prisons. And let me just give you some of the numbers that came out of that. It's just shocking the numbers that came out of that. All right, so Native Hawaiians and Pacific Islanders, there were 1,615 of those incarcerated. American Indian, Alaskan Natives, 624. Blacks, 1,032. Hispanic, 415. Whites, 412. Now you compare the percentage of population of those folks in our state. What is the percentage of Native Hawaiians in our state? What is the percentage of blacks in our state? They made up one third, almost one third of the population of our prisons, those two ethnic groups. Now that's clear. I mean, those are statistics that show you that there is this systemic racism. How does that happen? How do you have the vast majority of your population be people of color when the vast majority of your society are other people? And it's clear that that's a result of this idea is becoming institutionalized. And police officers, when they go out and they do their jobs automatically, their prejudices are always going to be there. But again, they have the power. And that's a dangerous combination. If you think about it, what is the police officer? The police officer is the only one on the street, anyone in our society that can take your liberty away on the street and can shoot you and kill you on the streets. Judges can't take your liberty away on the streets. They can't walk up to you and have you and arrest you right there. They can't shoot you right there. Maybe in some places in Texas in the South they can, but we don't see that. The only people can do that are police officers. And so we need to get at the root of what we're talking about here. And that is this idea of this power on top of this prejudice and getting rid of it because it's going to fill you down in every segment of our society. And clearly you can see it in our prison system. So what I think I'm hearing, and let me ask you to make it clearer for us, is is the other side of that disproportionate excessive imprisonment, incarceration coin, that the forces funded and serving the power elite know that they can do that with impunity. They can get away with that. That's right. They can get away with it. But also there is this implicit bias that they have that everybody has to recognize that we all have it. No one walks this earth without any implicit bias. But when they're in a position of power, that becomes a dangerous thing because that bias then filters into what they make the decision making. And that's really the danger here. And yes, absolutely. The answer to your question is yes. It's there. And you also see it in terms of who gets sentenced and how they are sentenced as well. Because like I said, the implicit bias is definitely going to kind of pop in there, whether you want to acknowledge it as a judge or not. It is there. And so when you're looking at folks that are standing coming before you and their circumstances and their color, their racial identity is so very, very vastly different from yours. Their experiences, their life experiences are so vastly different from yours. It's difficult to put them in that light that says, I can give you the benefit of the doubt and think that, okay, imprisonment may not be necessary. I recall a particular example of a similar kind of thing where there was this two gentlemen who were being sentenced for some fairly serious offenses. And of course, you have their precidence report that shows what their background is. One had come from another country, Russia, I think it was. And then the other African-American defendant had come from this family who was like very, very strong and prominent. And he had just sort of gotten off the track, so to speak, of being involved in this. I don't need to get into details, but it was not pleasant. But it was also not a part of his background. It was not a part of his upbringing. It was not a part of the world in which he grew up. And as an African-American female, and as a mother, and his parents were actually there sentencing, and I saw what they had. I knew that. I said, this is not just some guy rolling off the street here. He's actually had some very, very different, some other challenges that came at him that got him into a situation. So I look at that differently. And I saw him as this individual who had just gotten off track. I see the parents sitting here who were like, I don't know what happened. This is not who he is. And I asked him that. And he said, no, it really wasn't. And so, yeah, he ended up being sentenced. But it was with that understanding that that was not necessary to see him as just some black dude that's involved in crime. And therefore, we have no reason to see him differently than anyone else. So that was part of it. And I think that's an important piece when you're looking at sentencing is how you're going to perceive that person based on your experiences. That's why a diverse judiciary is absolutely necessary for a complete total functioning of our for a better functioning of our justice criminal justice system. You have to have some different perspectives, you know, looking at people who come before you from these, you know, in these various situations, you absolutely have to have it. So yeah, it's as one way of addressing it is looking at, you know, making certain that you have this diversity, but you're right. If you're in a pressed minority, black, Micronesian, whatever, you're not going to get a second chance in that kind of system. Exactly. Sondra, you brought with you today something from Danielle, we've got about three minutes left. Okay. Can you share with us what Danielle Conway, who was here for years? Yes, I am. Yesterday, I wonderful lady. Danielle Conway was a she was a professor at the University of Hawaii, a law school for many, many years. And she is now the dean of the law school at Penn State University. And a couple of days ago, she wrote a letter to the Penn State legal law school community and the Penn State community. And it was so moving and touching. And I had to share it with she shared it. And I had to tell her it was just it touched my heart. So Danielle as the mini, I should call it Professor Conway now is is is a veteran as well as the daughter of a police officer as well as having a successful career in law and Dean. And she wrote this from the perspective of not just as a as a black woman who has held all of these roles and as a parent as well. And I'll just I will disclose to you what I am experiencing as a black woman living through a pandemic that is killing our brothers and sisters.  I am exasperated, disconsolate and infuriated by seemingly never ending acts of covert and overt racism, as well as near impenetrable institutions in American society that build their foundations on the degradation of black bodies and psyches. Racism is an incessant malady and a scars to all of humanity in this way, not one of us is safe. But she's a lawyer and comes from a tradition of law like we do. All of this said, she goes on all of this said I stand on the right side of justice knowing who I am and from where I come. I stand on the shoulders of my ancestors who are also your ancestors, the Emmett Till's, the Stephen Bicoles, the Polly Murray's, the Frederick Douglass's, the Ida B Wells and so on. I stand with allies who use their privilege to place a human shield between justice and injustice. I'm going to just skip through some. I will, we have the power to stop killing black people. We have the power to stop weaponizing white privilege against black people.  We have the power to love one another, to respect one another, and to be decent to one another. We now need the will. And she closes that I will remain always in service to you, my country, and to the rule of law. I just thought that was just thank you, Daniel. That's awesome. Thank you. Thank you. So powerful. I will send the coffee to Dean Conway, Dean Seifer. Thank you all from the heart. Yes, you speak to all of us. Thank you, Chuck, for this narrative. Thank you. Thanks, Chuck. And thanks, Bruce. Good seeing you all again. Thank you all. Good seeing you as well. Take good care. Aloha.


Shiver 1000 here. Hope you guys are doing well it's gonna do a little vlogging for you today. I'm gonna hang another shelf up above that one. Monkey brought me another shelf to hang up so I'm gonna hang it up there. I did have I did have this pretty well straightened out except for my bench of course but monkey brought me some more stuff this was already in here those are all car polishes like this stuff here I'm going to sell there's some things over there I'm going to sell some oil cans more paint got some screws and nails and stuff I'm gonna sell some of the nails and screws but and then this thing and there's another one that matches it right there this is going to go up there and there's other two things are going to go side-by-side there so I've got some screws and whatnot anchors I'll probably be using some of these anchors to hang this shelf up so it's pretty cool these slide out and then you just open them up I'm gonna use some of these anchors anchors to hang that shelf up this one got dropped outside so it put all that stuff back in there but um so you want to hang that other shelf up there above that right across there this is to do eighty eighty nine and seven eights I believe is what that is left a little gap there you know in case because I know what pull this off sooner or later again so because I gotta run my 220 for that welder there so yeah I'm just gonna mess around do a couple things out here in the garage today it's supposed to get 97 to 100 degrees today it's already 88 and it's 930 in the morning so alright let me get the door open and then I'll I'm gonna measure this and I'll get it I'll get the I'll get the other one cut down and I won't get it up here and get it marked I think these these L brackets I think they're all pretty much in the same spot so I'll cut there was a long end and then a short end on the other side of the mel brackets I just cut the long end off that's what I'm gonna do right now so let me get that cut off and marked so I can get it up here and then we'll go from there that's money good enough all right now I gotta put shit on it all right we got that shelf put up monkey says she's got more stuff coming so I might wait to put stuff up there because what I'm gonna do the stuff I don't use that much because it's you know kind of high I'm gonna put on top maybe the paints and then like the polishes and stuff like that I'll put down here brake fluid or I got some brake fluid my blaster and all that stuff I think we'll go down here on this shelf I don't know what what all she's bringing I got to go through this stuff shit I may have to put another shelf up I know I got to put her shelf up so I think we'll go ahead and do that next I already went dead mother drill okay guys we've got her screws in here I don't know if you can see that let me get a light on here for you yeah pretty well in there a little bit off there but what I like about this this was mine I got this at a flea market and a whole bunch of stuff it's got the cut out so you can see it up here so that's pretty cool and you can just this this thing's old wherever you need it to be so 45 or whatever the fuck was that anyway see something about them screws there one's higher than the other it's cuz I looked over when I drilled these holes I didn't see that one's painted over so I thought first one down from that that knob there there I did same thing over here not thinking that hole is painted over so this is one hole lower than that one and that really bothers me but yeah what are you gonna do right I mean it is what it is let's see let's put this painted side down she can clean it up this is for her so this is you know where or her bleach and stuff's going to go that's why I put six screws and bigger anchors and bigger screws in this and there's six of them so cuz it's gonna hold a little bit of weight I think I think it'll be alright I didn't drop that I think she did okay so anyway so now we got some other stuff to do she may have yes you'll probably bring it down one down to the next hole down I'll do that for alright there we go well that really bothers me about that screw look at that see how it lined up with that hole right there I lined that one up with that hole son of a bitch oh well what are you gonna do right I gotta pick some tools up and then we're gonna hang this right beside that one then those other two things I was showing you's gonna go there side-by-side I still got all this stuff I forgot about I need to go through there's another one there I'm not sure where I'm gonna put it I may have to move my move my little car show here three vets and a 56 Chevy it says it's 55 but 50 56 had the the fuel the filler for the fuel was on the side and I don't see one for this because a 55 had this open up your tail light opened up and that's where the filler your where you put your fuel in this is a 55 says it's 1956 but I think it's a 55 because like I said there's no because a 55 you wouldn't see one on there because the tail light opened up on a 57 that back fin that came down that opened up to put your fuel in which I know because I've had one of each one of them cars back in the day alright so like I said I'm probably gonna wait on that I got a cool down for a minute before we start on these and get my stuff together get some of this put away and I'll be back with you guys 11 36 a.m. it's 88 degrees with a real field 104 I'm in the garage now let me get that wiped out we'll put some stuff in hey guys so we got a piece of a cabinet up that was free that came with I don't know if I filmed it or not that big entertainment center thing arm water it's called or whatever that came with it I just never hung it up so now it's hung up for her we hung these three items up and we hung a shelf I'm gonna take a break clean up some of these tools and we'll see what's gonna happen we'll see what's gonna happen next shit I found some more wrenches gear wrenches first full well guess I better get to organizing so I thought I'd sit down for about five minutes smoke a cigarette have some cold to drink monkey her mom are in at her mom's house trying to sell some more stuff of course they're getting all kinds of low ballers on the house and you know they're only asking a hundred ten thousand for it I told her just stick with 110 don't come any lower than that jeez man you know the pole needs a needs a ring for the filter where the filter goes down in needs a ring for it so I got the ring in here I got to measure it find one put a ring on it but man 110 thousand in ground pool it's a therapeutic pole so it's not like it's a regulation swimming for it's a therapeutic pole so that's kind of cool it's it's shaped really neat I jump over her video I think she shows it so so she's been in the garage so I think she's gonna be bringing more stuff but this thing's cool on the tree this you can see it this thing is neat man this thing it's called the roto zip what you can do with them is you know where stud is on your wall you want to put an electrical box in there or whatever you find that stud you work out what you need and you just plunge that right in it's like a drill bit but it cuts and you just you can make a hole without even taking you know what I'm saying it's it's really cool it does all kinds of other stuff too we may do a review on that I had one when I was in Ohio and man that thing was handy because we what we did was like on the garage where my garage was at when he got flooded we cut it was plywood the walls were plywood so we cut around the walls up above where the water had been when we put new put blown in insulation in it and but so you know to figure out where where those where the holes were on the for my receptacles and for the light switches and stuff it was pretty cool man because we knew about where it was so we put a mark for new plywood up and then just used one of them just cut around put our boxes in because everything was already wired you know so and we put our boxes in for our receptacles and stuff back in it so that was pretty cool yeah those things are neat you can do all kinds of stuff with them so yeah we may check that out monkey's got to work tomorrow I'm gonna try to sell some stuff here at the house Saturday so it's not supposed to rain it's it's now 12 30 it's it's 96 degrees out with a real feel of like 105 it's 101 in this garage I'm sitting in a fan or in front of the fan so I want to sit down for a minute so I'm just sitting here messaging monkey for a minute she keeps saying it hot I know it's hot I told her I'm just gonna keep going I've been out here since 930 it just you know to me it just like looks like nothing got done you know I've been humping I haven't taken a break I know I said I was going to well finally I did I just sat down to take a break real light-headed and stuff his heats get to me so I could close this door and the man door in the back and open up the door that goes into the house and put a fan there it would blow something that cool wear in here but I don't feel cooped up you know I like to look out and see outside and hear the birds and stuff so anyway I think I will go ahead and put my paints up on top I don't know what she's bringing though that's that's the thing about it they know like the polishes and stuff I want to keep on the lower shelf WD 40 brake fluid and stuff like that down on the end on the bottom shelf so I could probably go ahead and do that because that's why I'm gonna keep that anyway and I'm pretty sure the paints will probably go up on top so I find a couple more things I need to get put up there so I don't know we'll go from there all right well it's in a beer but tastes just like beer I love it then we'll get on to something else okay guys monkey's on her way back so I'm gonna get off here and I'm gonna wait on her to get here see what they want for supper quick recap of what we got done today we got her shelf hung for her we got this time we got that hung got that shelf hung up and as you can see I'm putting more stuff up there this is cool I'm gonna be using this for my mouse I'm gonna do a video on this this will be my personal one I got I had to order the piece for that the oh shoot adapter to go into what do you call it USB so got some oil some lubricants goo gone tire shine all these polishes we got some adhesives here we've got this stuff up there's the paints I got a I got them kind of squished together but kind of in order you know there's some white black brown whatever engine paint all the way back through there my propane up there PB blaster grease you know alcohol just stuff like that so then I get this I don't know what I'm gonna put up here yet so I still got some room here and some room up here and I think she's bringing another cabinet I think she said so hopefully I can find room for that for that cabinet over beside that refrigerator I really don't want to get rid of that refrigerator well actually what was going to do is bring her mom and dad's out because they got to was gonna bring their good one and put in the kitchen take the one out of our kitchen put in here we just going to donate that or whatever but hopefully that cabinet will fit over here so we got a radio arm saw 12 inch well it's a slide miter it's a radio arm saw 12 inch blade so we got to try to get it out here and get it sold also got a tile cutter to tile saw a wet saw to call them and we got that to sell which will probably sell that Saturday or try to sell Saturday but hopefully that cabinet will fit over here I plum forgot about that cabinet so hopefully it will if not I don't know I figure something else out alright guys so anyway thanks for helping me out today I appreciate it there's a wasp in here hope it goes out because monkey gets done she's very allergic to bees okay so anyway thanks again guys appreciate it thanks for joining me today weekend's almost here one more day and appreciate everything guys and she bear excuse me the myth the man legend I'm gone for now bye bye guys it's hot we'll see you soon


It's had a great time at the session speaking at the pitch CMO Summit. It was great. I think everyone was very very interested, very varied audience but I think people were very very engaged and clued on to what was happening. And I also think it's a great session, it's a great conference to actually have given the way the marketing and brands are changing and how new challenges are coming up across. I think it's a very very relevant time to talk about brands engagement and how consumers are behaving. So I think it's a great initiative and I think I'm looking forward to the next time.


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NASA's double asteroid redirection test, DART, mission intentionally impacted the asteroid dimorphos on September 26, 2022 and this kinetic impact changed dimorphos orbit around its binary companion Didymos. This first planetary defense test explored technological readiness for this method of asteroid deflection. This article was authored by Andrew S. Rifkin and Andrew F. Cheng.