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This is episode 139 of the Baehr and Curadh Podcast.
We're going to go off topic.
Is TikTok a bad influence on people?
Yes.
I watch TikTok all the time.
I don't think it is.
I think, uh, I think any kind of social media can be good or bad.
I think it depends on what you really want to use it for.
I don't think TikTok is evil, like some people do, that they're data mining, every social
media outlet out there is data mining, everything that we do.
So just sit there and say that they're either evil empire because it's basically a Chinese
owned operation or owned was owned.
I think it's owned right in the US conglomerate now or the US company now.
But um, it was a hot topic, it was a hot pun issue and I think it's crap.
Um, what do you think?
A lot of companies won't allow their employees to be on TikTok because they don't want inadvertent
information released.
Shared.
Yeah.
Well, okay, so what goes for YouTube, Instagram, Reels, Facebook, Instagram, um, Mastodon,
everything else?
Well, I think TikTok is only video and there must be a reason why it replaced YouTube because
YouTube was the hot thing for so long.
Now they're just kind of skating by on their previous life.
Yeah.
I mean, I'm on TikTok all the time.
I'm find it amusing, I don't, there's some people who use it for political stuff.
I'm tired of the political crap on there.
I do watch it for some of that stuff, but most of the time I'm watching for silly cat videos.
They're cute.
I mean, there's some cute little personalities out there online.
Don't they have a time limit for teenagers, they do.
If you're under 16, there's a limit.
No, no, no, no, no.
I mean, when you post something, it's like 10 minutes only, isn't it?
It's, it used to be 30 seconds.
And now they expanded it where I think it could be a few minutes long, but I think there
is a time limit on it.
Yeah, it's not, you can't have like two hour videos up there or anything like that, so.
Which on the few times that I watch YouTube, it's usually a two hour thing.
Yeah.
So it's all short, real quick, short attention span theater.
Exactly.
Right up my alley.
It's why I watch sports.
So it's speaking the way to move on to the next question we want to.
Are athletes paid too much money?
I know what you're going to say.
What are you going to say?
I have no idea.
You have no idea what athletes make.
No, I don't.
You never heard anyone sign in like a $300 million contract to pay baseball.
They must be worth every dollar.
No, they're not, but yeah, I don't know.
They wouldn't do it if it didn't bring in more money.
Well, people could pissed about it that they make too much money, and I agree they make
too much money.
It's the only way that you're going to stop them from making much money is quit watching
the freaking games, quit going to the games, quit buying and merchandise, which isn't going
to happen.
That's what makes these players make all that money, but people don't seem, you know, but
they'll go to the Super Bowl and drop $10,000 on a ticket.
That's how these athletes make millions of dollars.
It's, you know, so is it really the athletes because aren't they kind of saying, you're
building this empire on our backs, we deserve our share.
Yeah.
I mean, it's, it's, the people who are ultimately fault are the owners, the owners of all the sports
companies, they're ultimately fault because of the ones who, who, who, uh, changed their
jersys, changed uniforms every year to make more money, raise regular season price tickets,
tickets, you know, for seats, anything like that, programs, um, just, you know, the whole
city hostages is that they have to, that's a move to another town if they don't get what
they want.
It's ultimately the owners of the, but they're, they're pretty much the owners of any of the,
these professional franchises are like oligarchs, they're, they're the uber, uber rich.
They're, they're the Elon Musk's jet base, a little steps below them, but they're, you
know, like the one guy, Shaw, he owns the Jacksonville Jaguars, he owns, um, a few like, uh, soccer
teams overseas, so like that, he has a 450-foot boat that he parked in New Orleans that we're
turning out for two million dollars a night, um, and it was a yacht, um, these people, yeah,
it's, so like the music industry and the movie industry, it's a form of entertainment, it's
not really sports, no, I don't, you know, it's sports because they have to play the game
to get the outcome, I'm not a believer in, um, that it's scripted, I don't think.
Oh, yeah, who cares if it's scripted or not, yeah, it is an entertainment medium.
Yeah, yeah, yeah, of course, oh yeah, it's, it's the NFL's the largest thing in the world
right now.
I mean, it's, it's, the Super Bowl is a big one besides the World Cup and the World Cup
every four years is, I mean, it's, you know, it's the huge in the United States, it's
huge in the world but it's not as big, so, but, um, yeah, it's, it's all, it's all relative,
really.
So it sounds like the athletes are not getting too much money.
No, they are, they're making money, you know, I mean, but, I mean, the average, like, I mean,
there's a joke that goes around the NFL that the NFL stands for not for long, that is,
I think the average NFL careers three and a half years, well, can you imagine your whole life
working to get to a point and then only be able to earn it and come for three and a half years
and then your, your body shot, um, or you just, sorry, you're not good enough anymore and
then you have to go find something else to do.
I mean, it's, I'm not crying for them by any means, you know, you get out of, you're trapped
in the first round, but I mean, it's coming to, you have a better chance probably being
attacked by a shark than being a personal athlete.
They do make plenty of money.
I'm not bad for them, but the majority of them don't, I mean, they make more than the average,
I think like the, the starting salary in major league baseball, it's like 250,000.
So I mean, that sounds like a lot of money, but you got to think that they put a lot of money
into their trainers.
They have to, and that's 250,000 or 250,000 on tax, so they get tax on top of that, but
then they have the trainers, they have their, their stuff, the trainer bodies, all that
stuff.
It's expensive, but I mean, they estimate, I think the Patrick Mom spends over a million
dollars a year on his body, between his trainer what he eats and stuff like that.
So I mean, they're ones that do it right, treat their bodies like machines.
But, well, if they're, in such, there's so many people wanting to be these athletes and
they're so few chosen, I would imagine there's some kind of peyola going on to, to get
the right people.
Yeah, yeah, yeah, definitely.
But it's, it's, it's, it's, it's all ridiculous now.
I mean, it's, I could get all over the place with money in sports right now, with between the
NIL that's going on, which is a name I mentioned, like NIS and college, where these guys are coming
out of high school, getting paid millions of good old college, when they, you know, it's, that's
a big one, not a big, high school athletes allowed to do endorsements and stuff now.
Yeah, that's the name image like NIS allowed to do it once they got out of high school.
So there's more, more money.
Like Carson back, he's a, he's a quarterback that played at Georgia, transferred to Miami.
I was supposed to be trapped in the first round this year, but I don't know, well, why's
Jeremy Georgia?
So he went to Miami, signed for five million dollars a year to go play football at a college.
And then there was a story that his car, two of his cars got broken and got stolen the other
night.
Guess what kind of cars they were?
This is a, this is a 21 year old college kid who's a quarterback from college.
He's driving a Lamborghini and I think he had a Mercedes, a Lamborghini.
It's a 500,000 frickin dollar car.
There's no, I don't know.
It's, I have a real problem with the NIL, the NIL, the name is like this thing for college,
really pisses me off.
I think they should get some money, but I think it's getting outrageous.
I mean, Ohio State, I'm a huge Notre Dame pan, I'm not going to lie about that.
I think you guys know that, played Ohio State in the national championship.
Ohio State paid 20 million dollars, a name image like NILs for all their athletes to play.
So you can't tell me that they didn't have, I don't want to say unfair advantage, but they
pretty much had professional sports team out there playing against Notre Dame, who's NIL
money's not even near that much.
So it's, you know what I mean, it's, but it's paid a play now, so I'll get off of my high
horse.
Can I wake up now?
You're going to get the glasses, the glasses, go over your eyes.
Should only US history be taught in US schools?
No.
No, why not?
Well, there's a lot of history before the United States existed.
I mean, all of the Greeks and Romans had history that we need to learn from.
Oh, we'll go to Texas and just learn about Texas history.
Mm-hmm.
They're version of Texas.
They're version of Texas history, but it's, you go to Texas and you learn their history.
You don't learn about anything else.
And I really think there ought to be separate history and civics classes, because I really
wished I had paid more attention in civics classes.
I think every kid does.
I think every kid does once a graduate school and gets into the real world and realizes
how much they don't know about politics.
They would have gotten more involved, or knew more about it.
I would like to have the textbooks that I had back then, because it was a good synopsis
of the US government.
Mm-hmm.
No, I agree.
When I hear news and I say to myself that's unconstitutional, it's because I learned what's
constitutional and what's not.
Yep.
So, limiting, I mean, that sounds like a centrist.
It sounds like a fascist dictatorship.
Yeah.
Dictator society.
Yeah.
The thing's more important than us.
Mm-hmm.
And then they'll change it.
They'll change it to the way they want it to be.
Yeah, like right now, any kind of mention of diversity or whatever has been stricken from
all the government, you know, we will not be erased.
We will not be erased.
No.
There are politicians out there that would like nothing more than to have us completely
disappear, not be thorn in their side, but we will not be erased.
No.
Yeah, I think every, you know, I mean, some of my classes that I took in college for history
classes and they were some of my most enjoyable.
So, I mean, I think definitely, I think all, I mean, my favorite class I've ever heard
that I took in college was actually lost civilizations and that sort of was based on law civilizations
and I love that class.
Should it be compulsory to learn a foreign language?
Mm-hmm.
No.
It's probably a good idea, but making everybody do it, I don't know.
There are some countries that do that, do they say this is our national language and you
have to learn and if you want to immigrate to our country, you have to learn that language
and be able to pass a test on it.
Really?
Wow.
I don't know.
I mean, we're a melting pot.
I don't think we should have to learn.
I think obviously people don't.
There's ignorant people everywhere.
Oh, yeah.
I mean.
Do you think... there's a citizenship test, you have to pass, do you think Donald Trump
could pass that test?
No.
We probably couldn't pass that test, to be honest with you either.
No, it's not that hard, man, but I know Trump couldn't.
If you pass civics in school, and can remember it.
You should be able to pass that test.
No, come.
No, I think, no, I don't think so.
The only language I learned in school was Latin.
Well, did they make you learn other languages?
Latin.
That was it?
Well, was that, that's because it was a Catholic school?
Yeah.
And it wasn't learning Latin like conversationally, when there was learning certain phrases and stuff
from the Bible, whatever, so even that really isn't useful.
Yeah.
I mean, I took two years of Spanish in high school, I took two years in college, I don't
use it.
One of those things you don't use it, you lose it, so when I was out of college, I was pretty
fluent in Spanish.
I could write in Spanish, I could speak it now.
If I'm rounded enough, I can pick up on it, I can understand a little bit, but not like I used
to.
So, it's getting better than receiving.
When it comes to sex.
Yeah.
You think so?
I'm a very giving person in that way.
Yes, you are.
So, I'm uncomfortable all of a sudden.
And you're loving it.
Besides sex, yes, it's always also better to give them receive.
I think it's, I don't know, do you like giving gifts?
Perhaps, only in the, because it makes me feel better about myself having made somebody
else happy.
So, it's only because it makes me feel better too.
So, it's kind of like, I don't know that I could give a gift that just went to someone
that I, and I didn't know.
So, you can go to the tree, like the mall, and pick out a kid, no, I've never done that.
Really?
I can't do it.
Oh, I could.
You just don't do it.
You want to meet the kid, you little bastard, here's your toy.
I think most people give, because it gives them, so it's not, it's, I can't think of the proper
term.
It's right there on the tip of my tongue.
It's, oh my god, I'm going to think of it later.
It's, yeah, I can't think of it, so I'm just probably there.
So, being altruistic, like, like Bill Gates gives millions of dollars to people he'll never
know.
Of course, he can afford to, and I'm sure people thank him, so he feels better about himself.
So you would want, like if you donated money for a building, you'd have the building named
After you.
And you, you built that fricken building, yeah.
That's hilarious.
Don't you think that's actually the way it is?
I think so too, because it doesn't make you feel good when you give something, to give somebody
a gift.
It doesn't mean so, no, I agree with you.
But I would be happy with receiving if someone wanted to give me a million dollars, like,
it would happily accept it.
I think we all would.
Yeah.
Should we welcome robots into our homes?
It just seems like something else I trip over.
I mean, it would get in a way, don't you think?
I have something that I say about robots, and I don't know that I've ever told this in
the podcast before, but it's likely that I have.
The '40s and '50s idea of a robot was a mechanical man or a mechanical woman that would stand
in front of the kitchen sink into your dishes for you.
Like the Jetsons?
Yeah.
When in actuality, most middle-class Americans have a robot, dishwasher, built into the cabinet,
and they don't think of it as a robot, but that's exactly what it is.
Just because it doesn't look like a human doesn't mean it's not a robot.
That's true.
Uh, washing machines, dryers, all those power appliances, they're all robots.
Some more automated than others.
Yeah.
Well...
You don't take your wash down to the creek and beat it against rocks anymore?
No.
You're right.
Yeah, so you're right.
I mean, so we have appliances that are pretty much robots, isn't that the...
We have already welcomed robots into our homes and don't even realize it.
That's true.
That's a good point.
That's really valid point, too.
Would you welcome into an upright walking talking robot?
I suppose.
Like?
If it made my life easier.
Like you would welcome a Data in the house.
Mm-hmm.
You would?
Okay.
Hmm.
Interesting.
Do you think boys and girls should play sports together on the same teams?
If they want to.
Why not?
I think they need to.
People are going to hear this and they're going to go, "Oh, how dare you abuse girls by letting
boys play with them?"
Well, you don't have to make them do it.
It's...
It's voluntary.
You know, if they don't want to go play soccer with the boys, then I don't think they'll
play soccer with the boys.
If they want to play soccer with the boys, I'm giving it as another option.
On a regular basis that never happens.
No.
You would have other teams.
When they're exceptions, you hear about some girl on the football team.
Yeah.
I mean, you would have men's teams and you have women's teams, you know what I mean?
But you would have...
If they wanted to play co-ed football, baseball, flag football, whatever, soccer, go for it.
Everyone's making a big thing about this, trans.
The amount of trans athletes that are actually playing sports on other...
0.6%.
I think there's one or two athletes in Kansas.
Kansas, the whole freaking state, you know, the state is huge.
I mean, the population is that big, but there's two athletes and there's bills going through
Congress because of it because they think it's child mutilation.
Let alone, they don't want to talk about circumcision.
That's a good point.
Yeah.
That's a very good point.
The people are abusing little infant boys, every day.
That's good.
You can torcher a baby boy, but when a child actually has free thought on their own, let's not do
what they want to do, which makes me sick, because what's going to lead to a self-mutilation,
suicide rate going up, mental health problems, the list goes on, and on, and on, and on.
But that's a whole other topic.
You can't legislate that away...
It's like trying to legislate to play a game where you can't.
They will not disappear just because you want them to.
Nope.
Nope, nope, nope, nope, nope.
And I don't think the politicians really care that much.
It's just a check mark on their list.
They could give a rat's ___.
They could give a flying F about it.
It's a check, like you said.
It's a check mark on the list.
It's a hot topic issue that their constituents can bring up, and the Rights just jumping on it,
but they're in control right now, and they can do it.
But you know what?
History is going to remind these people.
So far in the near future, how terrible they were in my opinion.
Well, um, these people who are, who have these agendas, history is going to call them conspirators,
just like the Nazis.
Yep.
Exactly.
And they'll all pay for it, hopefully, one day.
So...
Uh, same question for men and women.
If you want to play, especially if it's men and women.
If you're growing as a total, you're a grown as person, you have your own freind.
Go.
And you know what I mean?
Are there sports that have both men and women?
Go away.
Don't we play to go away all the time in college?
Well, no.
Professional sports, though.
No.
No, I don't think so.
I mean, they'll do.
Because...
That's not fair.
Well, the Olympics, well, it's professional sports.
It doesn't have to be fair.
It's not a civil issue when it's professional sports.
It's private industry.
It needs an entertainment industry.
But it's private.
It's private industry.
You know what I mean?
So, I mean, ultimately, you can do it higher, who you want to.
I mean, look at...
I mean, I hate saying it, but there's people who get run out of sports all the time for what
they do and don't believe.
I mean, you still got it.
Yeah.
Um, especially the Olympics, those teams are sponsored by the countries, and if you don't
follow the country line, then you're...
You're out.
Man, you've got to follow the rules if you want to play, you know what I mean.
So...
But, I mean, it's still...
That doesn't make much sense.
But, like, to see the Olympics, good point, they actually had...
There was a...
It was the first time this year where it was a male-female track event.
It was a relay, and they actually did it, and that was a success.
It was pretty popular, but it was a sprinting event, and it was a relay, so.
And probably got attention because it's so different.
Mm-hmm.
I watched the World Model.
I watched anything that's on sports, though.
But, yeah, I mean, I enjoyed it.
Does the media provide poor role models?
Of course they do.
And good role models, too.
Mm-hmm.
I agree.
There's no...
There's no rule...
No.
That you have to be a good role model.
Well, I think people...
The media puts people into a role model position when they're new, shouldn't be role models
in the first place.
You know what I mean?
No, I don't.
Like, they'll put them up on a pedestal when these people are just people.
They do this a lot with athletes.
They're gifted people, but they put them on a pedestal, and they hold them to a regard
that they shouldn't be able to.
Um, Steve Charles Barkley was a player from the NBA that got...
He spit on somebody, and people are like, "That's not a way of role models."
He's like, "I'm not a role model, I'm a basketball player."
So the media loves to put people in this position, I think, when they don't
ask for it.
Put them up high and then tear them back down.
Yeah.
So, in the way the media is, the media is in there everywhere, so...
And I'm not saying everyone don't get your paintings in a war, I'm not saying the media
is a bad thing.
I think the media is necessary, and I agree with it most of the time, but yeah, they do
provide role models, but that they do provide very good role models, I believe, also, so...
Okay.
Is science the answer to our problems?
Could be the answer to some of our problems, not all of them.
And I think science probably causes as many problems as it solves.
And it brings up questions.
Um, atomic energy.
I mean, it's...it's simple, it's mostly clean, until...
But you can use it to power, you know, a generator, or you can use it to destroy a city.
So, yeah, the perfect example.
Perfect, perfect example.
And it's not like there's anything in nature except our sun, I suppose, is an example.
Without science, I don't think it would exist.
Yeah.
No, yeah.
Without a doubt.
There was an episode of Big Bang Theory, where they made some kind of navigational device,
a tracking device, or something, and the first organization that showed any interest
in it was the military.
It was the military, because of the military.
Of course, that's a built-up fake show and everything, but that's the way it is.
Yeah.
It was funny, because in that...you know me, I watch that show all the time.
The dumb character who plays Penny's boyfriend is the one who points it out to them.
Like you didn't think of the military aspects of this, and they were like...they're completely
blissful to it, until they thought of that.
And so, the dumb guy, the dumb job pointed it out, and then they're like, "Oh my God."
Yes.
And then the next thing, you know, the Air Force is contacting them to make an individual
military weapon, or for use in a military weapon, but that probably happens a lot more
than we think.
Oh, yeah.
In the industry, I mean, I see that so much.
Right.
Yeah.
You probably can't talk about it at all.
Everybody...when somebody invents a new thing, the first thought that comes from it is,
"How can we make a military application out of this?"
Mm-hmm.
It's scary, isn't it?
Yeah.
Well, it's three-fourths of our budget.
Yeah.
How many tillions and trillions of dollars?
I don't even know.
But I've seen pie charts, and the defense is over half of it.
I think I saw something the other day that we were talking about, hepset cutting one of
the cut five, or eight trillion dollars from the military budget.
It was five percent of their...five percent of their budget, and it was eight trillion
dollars, and there's people starving in this country.
So, all right.
Should violent video games be banned entirely?
Yes.
You think so.
Okay.
Why is that?
Doesn't it make those people playing those games violent?
No.
Than lets ban TV
Mm-hmm.
Let's ban TV.
Yeah.
Their...on television, violence can be shown when sex is completely forbidden.
Mm-hmm.
Yeah.
I'm sorry.
I mean, are you being serious?
Are you being videogames?
No.
Okay.
People are going to...there's always going to be people who want the extremes, in every
form of entertainment, there's the extremes.
Oh, yeah.
Do you think that these very violent video games...do you think it makes people...what's
the right word. Um, numb. Yeah, do you think it? Definitely. What's the word I'm looking for here?
I'm trying to think numb. Um, um, disassociated from um, distance from now. Um,
and it's just my, well, that's my thing. It's, I think it numbs people to,
and numbs young people to the fact that what reality is, they play these video games in the
environment, and they think like one game that's super popular that I played that I don't enjoy.
I played it in my, it's called "Grand Theft Audo." And the gist of the game is you're a crime lord.
And uh, it's, it's my friends with laugh at me because instead of carjacking people and selling
drugs and stuff like that, I would run for a mission to mission because I felt bad carjacking people
in the video game. So I want to do it. So I don't play the game because it's, it's, it's nothing.
It does nothing for me, but there's games out there like that and there's that game that people
let their kids play and they shouldn't. Um, you know, um, but then does it glorify the violence?
Oh, yeah. Oh, yeah. This game is disgusting. Yeah. There's strippers in it. There's drug dealing.
Um, they legal gun, it's pretty much anything illegal that you can think of is in that game.
Well, I would think that banning a game like that would just make people want it more.
That's, that's, and that's one of the reasons it's so popular. I mean, it's, it came out on the
PlayStation 3. They keep remaking it and it's now the PlayStation 5 and they're waiting to come out
with Grants of Total 6, which has been pushed back like 10 years. But it's, it's one of the most
anticipated games I've ever, of all time coming out. So, yeah, you're right. Um,
you know, so, so you end up with people like, like the Arian Nation who, it becomes an ideal for them.
They, they see this in movies and games and they think that that's the way they should live their
lives. Pretty much. But there's always going to be extreme people and there's always going to be
kind of people on. You said hopefully there's a whole kind, there's, there's a whole world of people
out there. Yeah. There's a world full of kind people. You said a world full of bad people and you
just hope that there's more kind people than bad people. I think there is. That's what I prefer to think.
But, um, I think we had a conversation not too long ago about, um, about stupid people.
Um, um, you see videos and whatever of people being stupid. Um, and, and they get attention.
People like to see that these, that other people are stupid, I think.
TikTok. Um, most people aren't stupid.
Well, you know, it's, it's the stupid ones that are getting the attention. Yeah.
And, I don't know, maybe some who are acting stupid just for the attention. That's what I was going to say.
Um, but, um, there's 8 billion people in this world. Um, there, there's going to be a bunch of stupid ones.
Yeah. It's not going to be that hard to find them. No, you're right. This place is way too overpopulated.
There's way too many people on this planet. Eight billion, eight thousand times over. It's too
populated. That's crazy. Right. Is it better to live in the countryside? Well, you won't have a,
_______ neighbor who shared the driveway with. That's true. That's definitely true.
And, I'm just thinking if I could handle like living at your moms, it's not in the country,
but it's the closest to the country to me that I've ever been around. Like, I don't know, I don't,
and now six acres doesn't seem like that big of a place anymore. No, no. But like, can you imagine
living like out in Wyoming, like in the countryside, where it takes you like two hours to get to,
to the nearest town? Yeah. Could you see me doing that? No. I would go nuts.
I would talk to the animals outside. I would, yeah, I'm just thinking about it, it's
driving me crazy. And yeah, there's no way. I'm too much of a city kid. You probably would love it,
though. Yeah. Yeah. I'd be happy. Never see anybody. Yeah. Just have Amazon deliver all your
groceries to you. Never leave the house. You'd be like the creepy old guy that never left
out ever. I think you think I'm not already. I know. I have to force you out. And I'm becoming more and
more like you. I did want to participate in something. Yeah. That's true. I'm talking to dead people.
Yeah. Dead people. Not even live people. So now I know what you want to do that. They won't talk
while they'll talk back, but it's a little more interesting. Should children be allowed mobile phones
in school? No. I don't think so. My first thought on saying no to that is what if there's an active
shooter? That's true. Good point. I mean, I think a lot of schools right now what they're doing is
the kid can bring the phone to school, but then it goes in a bag until they leave for the day. They
keep it on their person, but it stays in a clear bag until they leave or their classes are over the day.
I think it's probably an EMF bag, a Faraday bag. So the phone can't communicate. Okay. Yeah,
look at an EMF electromagnetic. Okay. Yeah. So I think that's a good idea. But no, I mean, you bring
up a valid point, but that also goes back to show even centers kids at school anymore because of
active shooters doing live our life and fear and let it control us by allowing things like that.
Then I'm just being devil's advocate because I know if I had kids in the way that school was,
I'd probably want them to have a phone on it too on them because if there was an active shooter,
I'd want to, I want to hear you shouldn't even have to consider that as a possibility. That's what's
sad nowadays. But I mean, this, you know, this talking on my sister and the kids get their active
shooters drills all the time and it's just normal to them. That blows my mind. It should never be normal.
But it is. That's the way our society is right now until something changes and it's not going to
change for these people in office. No. So I mean, there's a reason to talk about it. It puts it's not going
to happen. Not for a while until midterms come up. That's what people need to get out of vote. So
yeah. Sorry. Well, is that it? That's it. That's the last question for this episode. Okay. Well,
you got a joke for me. Mm-hmm. How are the two of us like squirrels? I don't know. We both like nuts.
I like dumping my nuts in your hole. Jesus Christ.
Oh, my mom doesn't listen to this show sometimes.
All right. Are you proud? Yes. Okay. All right. This is episode 139 of the Baehr and Curadh podcast.
This is Curadh. Good night. Good night.
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