Oh my god, I just wrote that literally forgot to turn on the recording until right now.
Do you want to try it again?
No, that's okay.
One more time.
All right, Corn, you got to do it again.
All right.
Oh man, it's going to be forced this time.
Welcome to Nostra Report coming at you live on Frog Talk with Sir Sleepy, Tanel, Roya,
featuring Corn DeLorean, Doc, and Lau as soon as he gets up here.
Welcome, welcome, welcome.
We're happy to be here.
There we go.
Amazing.
Oh, there he is.
Perfect.
Hey guys.
How's it going?
Well enough yourself.
Oh man, hanging in there.
Hanging in there.
By thread.
It's a beautiful day.
Hey friends.
We've got four hours left.
Four hours left.
So happy to have you guys here.
Honestly, this is fucking amazing.
Let me see if we have...
Is he here?
No, appears he's not here.
Okay.
If he pops up, I'll bring him up.
I was thinking Jimmy was in the audience, but he's not.
All right.
I might have scared him off.
I guess we can start then.
Hey guys.
So yeah, we're on the 21st hour, I believe, right?
21st hour.
Am I correct on that, Tanel?
I don't want to get it wrong, but I think I've been...
That should be correct, right?
Well done, guys.
21st hour.
Holy fuck.
Thank you guys.
Thank you.
I've been doing this a lot, honestly.
I've been...
You guys...
Man, oh my God.
I'm never going to do this again, but doing this this one time is enough for...
I'm probably going to want to do maybe a 12 hour in the near future, but never again 24
hours.
I don't recommend it to nobody.
Sleepy.
I was listening last night and fell asleep with my headphones on, and then my headphone
must have fallen out of my ear.
At three o'clock in the morning, my wife started shaking me.
She's like, what the hell is that?
And I think it was Hottel Magoo in the room yelling at Derek or something.
Oh my God.
Yo, I saw you in here for the longest.
I was like, what?
Doc has been going ham.
No, I was sleeping the entire time.
Almost the entire time.
I was like, no, there's no way.
He's a family man.
He got shit to do.
There's no way he's spending this much time on here.
That makes so much sense.
You fell asleep.
No, but I did check in and out, and it's been amazing.
You guys are doing a great job.
Really proud of you guys.
Thank you, Doc.
Man, that means a lot.
Yeah, that time with Magoo was completely unexpected.
I literally just messaged him.
I didn't even message him.
I just replied to him, and he came up here, which is pretty crazy.
I believe you were probably around that...
Did you like his post or something like that?
I think I saw you around that time on Nostra.
What do you mean?
I might be wrong.
I mean, you might have been asleep.
Oh, so I know Magoo.
I love Magoo.
He...
Listening to him the past year, when he was going off about BlockFi, I actually had the
debt, like a significant amount of Bitcoin alone in BlockFi at the time.
He just kept going on and on about how...
Not your keys, not your coin.
You're at risk at BlockFi, especially because how are they generating this yield?
You're basically the yield.
I ended up taking out, paying back that loan, getting the Bitcoin off of their platform.
I think it was about two months later is when they blew up, like that summer.
He saved my ass.
My wife would have been so pissed that Bitcoin had evaporated.
I feel really bad for everyone else that had funds there.
When I joined Nostra, I bought his Nippo 5 domain from Derek, because around that time,
people were buying up other people's domains and starting to pretend like they were more
influencers or whatever.
So I didn't want him to get rugged.
I wanted him to have his Nippo 5, so I bought it.
And then I finally got in touch with him and was like, dude, I got your Nippo 5.
It's my gift.
Thank you for saving my ass with this whole BlockFi thing.
That's fucking incredible, man.
That's a fucking heartwarming...
Bro, this wholesome ass fucking story, that's what you're supposed to do.
Look out for the homies like that.
That's incredible.
I totally forgot about that.
Yeah.
That's crazy how quickly the past couple of months have gone.
How much stuff has happened these past few months.
It has been crazy, hasn't it?
God damn.
I want to hear about everybody's Nostra experience.
How did you guys find Nostra and what made you stay and a little bit about your journey
with Bitcoin.
Yeah, who wants to go first?
All right, I'll go first.
Go ahead.
Who's that coin?
All right, I'll go.
So I think we all kind of joined at a similar time when Jack posted about it.
I think I was like...
Right before Christmas, right?
Yeah, it was like December 16th or 15th, something like that.
And I joined...
I wasn't super impressed with Dynas when I first started using it.
And it was like, oh, that's a cool idea.
And then I kind of forgot about it for, I don't know, maybe two weeks.
And then started using it again, checking it out.
I forget what...
If there was a catalyst that did that, but started using it again and then just realized
how much engagement I was getting.
And it was like incredible.
And it was engagement from fellow clubs, just normal people.
I got friendly with Cornelorian pretty quickly.
QW, I became friendly with pretty quickly.
And then just like, it's crazy that you would post a message or a comment or whatever.
Did you go into the matrix?
I'm not here in them, either.
You got abducted.
Can you hear me?
No, now we can't.
Now we can't.
So I guess my phone lock screen went off, so maybe that shuts it up.
So yeah, I just thought it was such a cool platform.
I was getting way more engagement with people and having actual real conversations.
So I just kind of fell in love with it.
And then mid January, my wife had a baby.
It's her fourth kid.
And I was just talking to QW, I remember, because his wife was pregnant.
They were having their first one.
And when we were in the hospital, my wife was getting her epidural.
So I had like 20 minutes to just sit there.
And I just started posting and shit posting and talking to people.
And I held a contest to see, guess what the baby's birth weight and height and stuff were.
And so it was just a really fun experience.
And I felt like, even though I didn't have any friends with me there, I felt like you
guys were all with me through that kind of, anytime you have a baby, it's kind of stressful.
So after that, I was just really enjoying it.
And towards the end of my paternity leave, I was like, oh man, this sucks.
I'm never going to have the same amount of time, free time to shit post and chat with
these people.
I'm going to miss them.
I became friendly with them.
And so that's why I kind of came up with the idea of the NASA report, which was things
move so quickly in the space that I just wanted a way to keep up.
And when things move over the course of a few hours or days, things make a 180, I just
wanted to be able to keep up.
So I started the NASA report, kind of threw the idea around with a couple of people, including
Corn, who thought it was, he was like, yeah, that's a cool idea.
Let's try it out.
And so actually the first report was the day that Snowden joined.
And so it kind of like, I think it got maybe like 10 likes, which was a viral post back
then.
But it was like really, we got really good engagement from it.
And I was like, oh man, this is cool.
And then from there, I knew that I was never going to be doing it by myself because I'm
a full time physician.
So I kind of made it my mission to put together a group of people that were like minded, that
wanted to make this thing work, that had similar ideas on Bitcoin, Nostra, that saw how powerful
this protocol was.
And so that's kind of how I reached out to Corn first, MSC, Lau, Sophia was a part of
Nostraport in the beginning, but she got pretty busy.
And then of course, Marseille came during Nostraka because we needed someone on the
ground.
And we love working with her so much that we kept her on.
And then BTC caps when we started needing to build out some more infrastructure, the
site and improve our workflows and stuff.
And he's been an incredible resource too.
So yeah, I mean, that's my purple pill story.
Lau, you want to go next?
Sure.
I don't really remember much about how I got onto Nostra.
I was just scrolling on Twitter and I was going less and less on Twitter, at least not
seeing where it was going.
And I only liked Twitter for being on, just seeing what Bitcoin people had to say.
But I liked Nostra, the sort of grassroots kind of feeling it had with being with all
the developers from the beginning.
So I kind of fell in love with it.
But yeah, I don't know what the exact sentiment other than that was to want to stick around
because the UI was horrible.
Maybe it was just the technology, just people talking about what the technology was and
what it could do.
But I remember reading stuff from Khmeri and thinking, wow, this is amazing.
Let's see and find out what happens.
And then just ship posting, I guess, like everybody else.
We're still a pretty small community, I think.
How do you guys see that?
I think we're barely scratching the surface, really, to be honest.
I feel the growth every day, though.
You can really feel it getting bigger and bigger and I really love it.
But it's still, as Tanul said, it was like we're barely scratching the first surface.
But it's really nice right now because it's that niche small community for now.
But just wait, it's going to pop off.
I can't wait for other devs to do what Pablo did and just go full throttle on this.
That's going to change everything.
Pablo is totally right, though.
You need that one kind of app that's not bringing in just big corners.
So this highlighter thing is perfect for that.
It's like decentralized Pinterest, it'll bring people in that really don't know what Bitcoin
is or care about it, but they just want something that works.
I have a graveyard of productivity apps, Evernote and all this other shit that has stuff on
it that I wish I had something that was like highlighter back then because I have so many
notes from back in college and med school and all this stuff.
So I think something like that or a lot of influencers coming in and bringing their audience,
that's what's going to drive growth here.
I also wonder when the first big commercial parties start coming in because right now
we're just a bunch of people trying stuff out and there's no real big money in it yet.
So I wonder when that step happens.
Walker is pushing the Zappvertising, so maybe it'll happen sooner than we all think.
It's already happening.
It's been happening with Fooster.
This was all part of the plan.
I haven't seen any New York Times Zappvertisements yet, though, Walker.
Maybe some NY Times Up Zappvertisements.
Exactly.
Also, I randomly looked like I just cut that video together when I was having a few beers.
I was listening to Club Chain Radio, actually, as I was cutting that video and then had a
little bit of time before this Nest yesterday.
Just threw that thing together and then I just checked today and it's at 200,000 views
on Twitter and I'm just like, oh, all right.
Maybe some normies are seeing this.
So that's good.
Let's end them.
Not the normies, the New York Times.
Awkward silence.
I got rugged before I came back in when Lau was speaking.
I don't think Corn told us his story, right?
Nope.
Corn?
Yeah, sorry.
Sorry, I unmuted my wife.
No, I was going to comment on Lau's question about the network size and growth.
I think Jack had posted something about this was maybe a couple months ago.
There being kind of this natural like dev inflow and I think that's definitely what
we're seeing right now.
It's almost like this resistance to Nostr from people who haven't tried it yet and I
don't know if that comes from skepticism or from hoping that some other protocol or
some other platform will succeed, but it's like something will happen and it'll trigger
this influx of new users and a lot of them are big corners right now, but we're also
seeing some other users with other interests too showing up and so I just think that that's
really interesting to observe that kind of dev inflow of user, surge of new users and
then it's like suddenly where did everybody go?
But yeah, my orange or my purple pill was like yeah, I joined back in December after
Jack tweeted about Nostr.
I had seen a few other people posting about it on Twitter, but I had already tried Mastodon
and hated it and so in my mind I was just like it's probably just another Mastodon and
it's or what was that other one that was even worse, Gitter?
You guys remember Gitter?
There was like this big sudden surge of Bitcoin Twitter switching over to Gitter and then
Gitter?
I hardly know her.
It lasted literally for I think 12 hours and then everybody was back on Twitter and so
I was just like ah, what's the use?
I'm not going to waste my time, but then I saw Jack's tweet and some other people talking
about it and thought okay, well let me just try it out.
Maybe it's worthwhile and I don't know what it was, but I was hooked like almost instantly
and I think within a month, maybe a little over a month, I was barely using Twitter at
all.
I had grown pretty unhappy with Twitter and it was fun for a while.
My account was I think two or three years old and did a lot of memes, did a lot of shit
posting and got into a lot of useless, pointless arguments with you know, shit pointers, other
big pointers, politicians, whoever was posting about whatever, not that they would always
even argue back, but just little jabs here and there.
It was fun for a while and then it just lost its charm.
My account had almost 10,000 followers and then it was like when Elon took over, the
growth stopped and the engagement stopped.
You know, very few comments, very few likes, very few retweets.
And so maybe it was just terrible content all along, but it was like okay, well this
is not really a community for me because I'm not finding that connection.
And I found the exact opposite on Nostr.
Started posting, took a little bit calmer, nicer version of Horned Alluring and just
started engaging, talking to people, sharing memes and really fell in love with Nostr,
fell in love with the way everyone treats each other, the collaboration, cooperation.
You know, there's times when it's tense, disagreements or whatever, but it feels more like real people
dealing with real everyday like community friendship stuff.
I don't know how to really put that, but it just feels like a real community.
And so there's going to be good days, there's going to be bad days, but for the most part
it's just fun.
So yeah, that's kind of my Purple Pill story.
Love Nostr.
I'm posting memes, trying to come up with new ideas there.
And yeah.
Well that was fucking great man.
I fucking love this shit man.
You guys are fucking killing it.
Alright, yo, Korn, your memes.
Fucking amazing.
I'm just like ChefKiss right now bro.
ChefKiss, it's incredible.
Like attention to detail.
Sick bro.
Fucking sick.
I'm pretty sure you can all agree in the audience, his memes are fucking top tier.
There's something different about it.
It just hits and you recognize a Korn meme from a fucking any other meme.
He never misses.
Never misses.
Dude, not only is Korn a top level memer, but he's an amazing educator too.
Oh that's true.
I had never memed before, ever.
And he just gave me a couple of tips, do this, do that.
I had a couple of memes that I ran by him and he changed them.
And I feel so much more comfortable now doing it and it's just like one of the most fun
things to be able to do to put a message that you can't capture in a couple hundred words
and just put it in an image.
It's incredible.
You know who gave me some great advice from your team, Chungus?
Yeah, he's great.
Fucking amazing, man.
He gave me some great advice in terms of making GIFs.
So I really appreciate that.
You guys are fucking amazing.
We bounce a lot of ideas back and forth for memes, which is a fun process.
And so sometimes one of us will post something in our group chat and we'll post something
there and then it'll evolve as different people throw ideas in.
So that's a lot of fun.
Chungus is really creative.
I've heard about this infamous chat you guys have.
A lot of fun goes down.
It's a Telegram chat.
Just curious because I don't tend to...
I mean, it's all of you guys, right?
Can you guys give us a little backstory in terms of the Nostra report?
I know you guys already mentioned a little bit of that, but yeah, just like a small...
Yeah, this is recorded and it's going to be a different NEST.
So yeah, a little bit of a background on Nostra NEST itself.
I mean, Nostra NEST, I'm so sorry.
The Nostra report.
You can tell I'm sleepy.
The Nostra report.
And yeah, the future plans that you guys have for it.
I saw the website and it's fucking sick.
Just curious, like more updates on that if you guys want.
Yeah, sure.
What do you want to hear?
Like how we started?
I kind of touched on that before, but...
No, you only have to go to where you started, kind of like the motivation.
I know the motivation was definitely that you guys had...
Damn, I'm basically going to say that you guys are just busy at work and needed to keep
track of Nostra.
So that's...
Yeah, I mean, I'm not going to share what everyone else does and stuff, but I'm busy
as hell.
But I love this space so much.
I have no problem dedicating some of my time every day to it.
So essentially from the beginning, the mission was to create the news for people to keep
updated because no one else was doing it in the space.
To keep updated on all the things that were going on with the tech and with the community
and with Bitcoin.
And so that was our goal early on, but there was no way for me to do it by myself.
And the majority of the people that are working on the Nostra report also are either fiat
mining or have other obligations.
So it's truly a collaboration where we're all kind of...
There's no AI, we're all kind of just scrolling, saving stuff that we really find interesting
that we think the readers will love.
It's really easy for us to just throw it in a document and then at the end of the day,
someone puts it together.
So it's not anything crazy, but we've just made our workflows to really minimize just
wasted time.
And as far as the website, we're trying to archive everything because it's a little clunky
to go back and depending on the relays you're connected to, to find stuff through Nostra
right now.
Nostra Band has a search engine, which is making it a little bit easier, but we really
wanted a place to archive all of our stuff.
So that's kind of how the website grew up.
It started Main Street Chungus made, he works full time.
He spent a lot of time putting effort into this website.
I don't know if you guys remember this, but we put it out.
Did I cut out?
Did you hear me again?
No, you're good.
I'm good.
Yeah, so in true semi-soul fashion, semi-soul did an entire takedown of our website within
like an hour of it being out.
So that was a little demoralizing, but I think we realized, hey, you know, we want to focus
on the content.
We, I think we really need to get someone in here that can help with the tech and the
website and some of the other tools that we want to develop.
So that's when we got BT Capsule.
He actually DMed me.
He was like, hey, I saw, I saw semi-souls take down.
I didn't think that was very nice.
I'd love to help you guys out.
Like, you know, I think you're doing great work.
And the relationship just kind of grew from there and he's done an incredible job.
Yeah, it's his enthusiasm from the start to want to be part of what we're doing.
Felt really nice and genuine.
It's great to have him with us.
That's always appreciated.
That's fucking amazing.
He's a great guy.
Yeah, I can't, you all are, to be honest.
This is, and I'm so sorry, Doc, for what ended up happening in terms of like the fucking
mess up with the scheduling.
You could-
No, no, man.
It's fun.
It's fun helping out in whatever way we could.
Yo, thank you, man.
I felt so fucking bad, I won't lie.
Dude, believe me, what's your saying about when we make mistakes on the NOS report?
Oh man, it's that quote from Anchorman.
What is it?
Like 60% of the time we're right 100% of the time or something like that.
Oh, I know what you're saying.
Anyway, don't worry about it.
We get shit around in the NOS report all the time.
Like you did, you just try to make it right, no big deal.
Appreciate you guys.
You guys are fucking sick.
The beauty of it, I think, is that we don't really write.
The basic thing that we do is we select and it's a very simple selection process.
It's just each of our own interests that brings the items forward for everybody to read them.
It's actually pretty rare now that we see something and cut it out because we're like,
oh, that's not appropriate or whatever.
For the most part, everyone puts in a few things that they really thought were important
for the day.
And then we talk about it, we chat about it during the day, but that's essentially what
gets published.
I think everybody, whenever that feeling of being included in a NOSTER report is such
an incredible feeling.
I remember when that happened to me and I was just giddy the whole day and I was just
telling everybody, you don't know what this is, but I was included in this.
I think it was just such an incredible feeling and the joy that you bring to others and the
fact that you guys spread all these cool things that people haven't seen, like funny memes,
good quotes.
It's really amazing.
And also just brings joy to the people who are posting on us because you never know when
something you say will be included.
So thank you guys for doing that.
Yeah, we try to keep true to that.
That's the beauty, I think, of the chronologic timeline and not having an algorithm is that
if I'm in between a case or something and I have 10 minutes to scroll down and see what's
going on, I might run across a quote that's from someone with 30 followers and that's
a sick quote and include it in the report.
And we don't care about who we're quoting, if it's a good quote or if it's a good meme,
we throw it in.
Yeah, I still scan global too because I don't want to miss out on stuff that I might overlook
because I'm maybe not following the right people and I want to be on the lookout all
the time.
Yeah, that's one reason I like the...
I don't spend as much time on global but I do like the posts and replies tab versus just
the posts because the posts are just people I follow.
The replies are people I follow but typically a reply will lead to a thread that maybe is
from somebody I don't follow.
So I find some new people that way where I'll see an interesting comment and then I'll want
to check out what conversation is going on behind it.
It's funny that we actually don't have a universal strategy for this.
We each have our own way to just stumble upon the stuff that we like.
I really like that curation process to be honest because if it was the same way that
a quote of the day works, it really wouldn't be the same.
So I really, really like the curation process.
Yeah, I'm not going to lie.
I tried being a doctor.
I have checklists and stuff that you go through.
It's kind of like being a pilot.
You go through all these checklists.
I started trying to create a checklist.
Here's what we need to do before the report, before we put it out.
I just realized why mess with it?
It's working.
Anyway, it's kind of like herding cats.
They're going to do what they want to do anyway.
It probably wasn't going to work out even if I tried to implement a checklist.
We all have such different schedules, different time zones and family life, work life.
We tried to coordinate a group call one day or one week.
It was impossible.
Just finding a few minutes that work for everybody.
So yeah, kind of having a way to just dump our thoughts, dump our ideas, notes that
we collect and then process them, curate them, discuss them seems to be working pretty well.
I think it's so incredibly beautiful that you guys have such different lives.
You guys are from different places, as you were saying, and different jobs.
You guys still make that time to do this every day, chat every week.
I think it really just kind of makes me emotional because it's like Nostar has brought all of
us together and has created such incredible friendships and cool things happening.
But thank you guys for taking that time every day from your busy schedules, busy lives and
families and doing this just to bring us joy and to inform us.
Thanks.
Yeah, for sure.
We love doing it.
It's not going to lie.
There's some days where all of us are pretty busy and packed and it's kind of a comes down
to crunch time.
We're like, okay, we got to get this thing out.
But we do it because we love it.
We love Nostar.
And so we're going to keep doing it.
Yeah, we're actually coming up on 100 days of Nostar report in early May.
I forget what the exact date is.
Let's go.
Let's fucking go.
Anniversary.
Yes.
Yo, buy a cake.
Everybody needs to buy a cake and just fucking celebrate, honestly.
No, for real.
Also, Corin, this is so off topic, but your voice is so much lower and so cool.
I just wanted to say that.
There's a secret to that.
This is the female version of it.
Right.
We don't know corn sex because this is all we hear when it's your voice.
So it might be a she.
Sorry.
No one knows.
How's this one?
Oh, actually, maybe I'm using a voice modulator.
Who knows?
You could be.
This is supposed to be a female voice.
I sound like a grandma, I think.
Like a Karen.
Can I speak to the manager?
I do not like the way this was made.
I specifically asked for no cheese.
Oh, no, I can't mute to change it.
Hold on.
Okay, you're going to hear the male voice.
There we go.
Male voice.
There's one more.
Child voice.
I don't think it sounds like a child.
Oh, no.
Female voice.
Male voice.
Walker sometimes sounds like that child voice.
Wouldn't he be really happy?
So Roya, I have a confession to make.
Wow, Roya.
Yes, I didn't think you were going to do this.
Yeah.
So there was a time before Nostarica, leading up to Nostarica, I was 100% convinced that
you were Tatum.
That you were like Tatum's fault.
And because I was like, man, this girl.
Dude, Roya, we had arguments on Telegram for two weeks leading up to Nostarica, being like,
no, Roya is definitely a dude.
It's definitely Tatum.
There's no way she could know how to change whatever you change in your car and work in
an HVAC contractor.
Women in HVAC, yeah, I can't believe it.
Yeah, I was just like.
Go ahead.
No, go ahead.
I'm sorry.
No, it's okay.
No, I was just like, none of this adds up.
How can she be a mechanic, an HVAC operator, whatever, technician?
And then the pics you post, I'm like, that does not look like this person would do that.
And anyway, I was convinced.
And then you and Tatum were starting to talk about, I think it was like basic mining or
something.
And he was like, yeah, I'm going to make you my, it was like his secretary or something.
Anyway, that whole thread was going and I was like, oh my gosh, it's Tatum.
That's Tatum's alt.
Yeah, Tatum's going back and forth and just trying to juice his numbers here.
This is literally the best thing ever.
I watched Nostrica for several reasons, but one, as soon as I saw your name on one of
the panels, I was like, all right, I'm going to get her.
I'm going to catch this.
Tatum is going to lose it when he hears this.
I don't know what he's going to react to.
But I can, he's going to be like, mom, mommy?
Listen to this, Korn, you need to find that meme.
This was probably one of the best memes I've ever seen that we didn't publish.
And it was about this subject.
And Korn, you need to find it and post it on Nostra right now.
Yeah, we will.
I'll be so happy to see that.
I was so relieved to see you on that panel and see that Roya is actually Roya.
Man, and I was looking so gross because it was so hot.
I was sweaty.
Like I was not feeling my best.
Like I was sweating.
You were real.
But like, I was really surprised as a lot of people before, like people still think
I'm a bot.
So like the fact that I showed I was like, they're going to see when I show up to Costa
Rica.
They can't say anything now.
But like, I'm really grateful.
So like, thank you to Walker and Carla and everybody for inviting me up to that panel.
I thought that you did a great job too, by the way.
Thank you.
Yeah, the NIPS IRL panel, one of my favorites.
God, I can't get over the fact that you're not saying anything.
Listen, wait till you see this meme.
We're going to like I'm looking forward right now.
I'm so, so excited.
How did you guys ever get away with that?
The name of that panel?
It was amazing.
I when I first saw it on my YouTube on the fucking screen, I was like, nah, I got to
read.
I got to read this again.
Like I what the fuck did I just read?
I think it was it was Carla who named the panel.
And so like, you know, hey, it's the ladies panel.
They can call whatever they want to.
Like not in the business.
I'm certainly not in the business of telling my wife what to do.
That does not go well.
I genuinely thought it was about to be about NIPS.
Come to find out it's not.
Oh, it was.
We all had NIPS.
So now I'm just dying to see this meme.
Like I need to see it.
Really like that just shows how much me and Tatum are supposed to be together because
we are the same person.
People thought we were the same person.
You will one day merge and become one.
The prophecy will be fulfilled.
It's like an anime.
I turn into Tatum.
I took a vest.
I put on the vest.
I turn into Tatum.
Tatum would lose it if you like shoot it.
I think that's like his fantasy.
I'm pretty sure.
Like a sexy vest outfit.
You know, it's one of the reasons because I was so completely wrong with that one.
Like I have not even touched this whole thing with Cassie.
I'm just like, you know what Cassie is, whoever she says she is.
I will say if you guys, I know Pablo is besties with Cassie and he loves Lana Del Rey and
she really reminds me of the lust for life cover of Lana Del Rey.
If you look, they have a really no wonder Pablo really likes Cassie.
She looks like Lana Del Rey.
Whenever we get Derek around, I want to bring him up here so he can speak about Cassie.
He has a really good theory.
Dude, Derek's got to be so hungover this morning.
He was litty-titty last night.
He was Walker.
He showed up, bro.
Oh my God.
He sounded worse than us and we've been up for I don't know how many hours.
Wait he showed up this morning?
Yes.
Oh yes.
Do you think he remembers anything we talked about?
I think it's in there.
Slur-curity.
Did he post pictures of every beer he drank?
There were a few.
Yeah.
I think maybe he's a lightweight.
He actually just had like two and a half beers and he was gone though.
Man I chugged like I chugged three beers and I haven't drank.
I had a little bit of wine with Suzy at Nostrica like a little goody cup and then I haven't
done that since 2022 when I went to Nashville and that was like my first time in five years
and I felt nothing.
You guys are liars.
Drinking is not.
It's fake.
It's nothing.
You're a conspiracy.
Boy all this beer talk is really making me want to crack open a beer and it is afternoon
here but it's a shame.
My dad always told me he's like you can't drink all day if you don't start in the morning.
So yeah.
Yeah.
Try to live by those words.
Yeah you're a liar if you said you drink all day if you didn't even start.
Yeah.
What do you guys think about our lightweights.
Is it a is it a feature or is it a bug.
That's tough.
See I enjoy the actual like act of consuming beer or any drink like I like to have something
in my hand.
And so for me it's like that's why the Miller Lite is the pinnacle of libations because
with those 96 calories which conveniently is 69 flipped around it's the exact right
amount of alcoholic sustenance for me where I can continue drinking them without too many
issues.
And yesterday I certainly tested that hypothesis.
We should have a no stir beer that's 69 calories.
I think that'd be really cool.
We have new beer makers.
That's that that must be some some real American stuff.
We don't get that in Europe.
There's no information about how much how many calories are in the beers.
Man that sounds nice.
But I think I feel like beer in Europe sounds so much better.
Like maybe it'll actually get me a little bit drunk.
Well I wouldn't say that because microbreweries in the US how they how they picked up brewing
again started maybe 20 years ago.
They're really teaching the world how to how to brew now.
And there isn't a European brewer yet that I still have to taste a European brew that
touches that perfection in refining the method.
A real good pale ale or a real good IPA or or just a beautiful sour.
We don't really get these these really nice nice American beers.
Takes time to learn that stuff.
Yeah we have like 20 micro breweries in St. Louis.
There's so many.
It's actually insane.
It's also a process of decentralization because in the Netherlands I'm from the Netherlands.
In the Netherlands we used to have five breweries for 40 years.
They out competed everybody and then took over business.
And now we have like a hundred a hundred and twenty brewers.
And the number is growing.
It's fantastic.
That's the decentralization that happened before everybody got purple pilled.
I'm trying to tell Tatum about this and he's not understanding.
He's like what?
Huh?
I think that meme really needs to come out.
I just think that was the best thing I've ever heard is that people think I'm Tatum
because in my heart I want to be Tatum.
Like that's my goal in life.
I found it.
And I'm about to post it from the mouse record account.
But I think this I think Ness.
You mute it again.
Yep.
All right give me a second.
I'm going to try to place it in the account.
No QW you didn't find it.
Yo so Jack, why did Jack post hugging face?
Does anybody know?
I've been recommending hugging face to a lot of people lately.
I think Semisoul posted it first and it started from there right now.
Are you serious?
What is it?
Yeah man.
I've been trying to show everybody.
Check it out Roya.
You're going to like it.
Has to do with AI.
You're going to find a whole bunch of free models that you can just replicate if you
like.
There's a whole bunch of transformers, databases.
It's basically your 101 for AI.
Hey Sleepy, I have a conspiracy for you.
What to do?
I think Semisoul is casting.
Oh wow okay so.
It's not Pablo.
Pablo doesn't like making bots.
Maybe he wrote the code.
Maybe he wrote you know that.
I don't know but the bot is definitely.
No if she's a bot that's a really impressive bot honestly.
Hold up I'm sorry JB.
I think it's what you guys thought Tatum was doing.
Like I said I'm going to keep my distance.
Keep your distance man.
You want to see it?
Yeah.
Oh wait let me go check.
Oh my god.
I don't even know if you understand the reference.
Did you watch Jason Trowell in your kid holiday?
Yes.
Holy shit.
Oh my god.
I think this is like in like a file somewhere just like waiting and you guys went like saw
me at no streak and you're like damn it.
No we literally planned that meme for like a week I think.
Ready to go.
You're like who the fuck is this HVAC girl but she's also like posting like photos of
a lady but she also works on cards.
Like that's so real.
I just have four older brothers.
That's the answer to all of that.
Oh that's awesome.
That's great.
Hey guys I got a bounce but thank you SleepyTanel.
This was awesome.
Thank you so much for having me up here.
Thank you for coming.
Honestly I really really appreciate your time.
This was amazing.
I love to have you guys on again whenever we do half of what we've just done.
Alright let us know.
We'll be there.
Got you.
Appreciate you guys.
At this time I might not mess the spreadsheet up as well so you'll be good.
Thank you guys.
Let's fucking go.
Fucking love it.
Let me check.
Alright let me actually close this down.