Before I get started with the Meatweed Podcast, this week I want to say Happy Birthday to Princess.
Happy Birthday, Princess. Anyway, welcome back to the Meatweed Podcast where I discovered something
entirely by accident. So, I've never worked too well or close with PVC piping when it comes to
stuff such as sewers and water mains, stuff like that. I'm not the best at it, okay, but recently
we had a problem with our water and we had to fix it. Did you guys know that there's some plastics
that are...plastics? There are some glues that are so strong that you have to use it in a well
ventilated area? I didn't. I'm okay though, we use it outside. But, you know, the coincidences
were just that, coincidental. It could have been way worse if we were doing stuff inside, but, you know,
we're smiling in the Meatweed Podcast. We're doing great. Anyway...
This week's been nice. I mean, compared to last week where a lot of stuff was happening,
this week has been pretty good so far. I'm not gonna lie, I'm recording this pretty early in
the week. The reason being is because I'm gonna be busy this week. Work finally picks up. It does
that. My job picks up, slows down, picks up, it slows down. I don't mind it though. I get a lot of
free time to do things. It's also one of the first jobs I've ever had where I get the weekends off,
but I still make good money. So, I can't leave it, man. This job is too good for me. Anyway,
welcome back to the Meatweed Podcast. This week has been interesting, but more specifically,
I've been noticing a single trend that... The thing is, right, I already talked last week about
the pink sauce and stuff. Things that tend to trend, but with a certain type of demographic.
It's not a big trend, you know what I mean? It's a big deal to a small amount of people,
but regardless, it's still a big deal. There's been a lot of controversies regarding video games as
a whole, the medium. A lot of the things are circled around people downloading video games
onto the console or even onto a PC, and because you no longer have a physical version of the game,
it's no longer yours. It's the same thing Apple was doing, or it's very similar at least,
to when you would purchase an Apple product and you weren't able to tinker with it or open with it
in any way, shape, or form. Unfortunately, that's the nature of video games. There's always been
this controversy behind it where ever since you could download games, it's always been that way,
where if a game is no longer online and it's download only, well unfortunately you can no
longer play it. You won't really own the game anymore. Me personally, I have always been a fan
of both options. The reason being is sometimes I do get bored of a game and I don't want to play
it anymore, but there are other times where I play a game that I love so much. I'm not a collector
of video games, okay? But there are some times where I play a video game that I love so much
that I'll buy the physical copy whether I'm going to play it or not or even have the console in a
few years. The reason I'm saying this is because I still have a copy of the original Fallout 3
and Fallout New Vegas with the DLC and another CD. And I absolutely love it, you know? I paid for
the physical version. I mostly play the vanilla one where I don't have any DLC, but it's still
fun on either one. Fallout 3, Fallout New Vegas, they were both incredible. I still have Fallout
4 on my Xbox. I'm a big fan of the series. Up until 76, I did not play that one. No one plays
RPGs to play the horrible combat, okay? If this topic for a lot of you people doesn't stick,
to be honest, it doesn't for me either anymore. The thing is, I used to be a big gamer and I was
into the news, but unfortunately, it does have this side effect where gamers are very toxic.
I'll say it right now. A lot of gamers are incredibly toxic and they think it's fine.
And I just, I got tired of it. The older I got, the less cynical I became. The more I viewed the
world as, well, the world is what you make of it. And if you're just constantly surrounded by people
like this, then yeah, it's not going to be a good thing. Having said that, I think there are a lot
of wholesome video game players that aren't constantly berating each other, yelling racial
slurs, chewing out people based on their race, stuff like that. Just, well, you got to understand.
I see that now and I'm just, it's not as appealing as it used to be, but there are those that do it
as a joke. And I understand that a joke is meant to be funny and people laugh and you know, not
everyone agrees with the same jokes over and over again. I guess the thing is, I don't know if I
become more tolerant or if what's going on is I just hear those jokes and I think if someone was
offended by it, you know, whether or not it was a joke, then that's, that's not on them, you know?
Like you just, you just hurt someone's feelings for no reason. I don't know. It's, it's hard to
explain. Okay. It's just, it's very difficult, but at the same time, I'm not going to sit here and go,
Oh, you can't make a joke. There's a fine line. Okay. There's a bunch of stuff. It's a bunch of
nuance and I don't know. It's just, why risk it? You know? So my girlfriend got me this really nice
body wash from Bath and Body. I, I have this weird habit. Okay. Where if she gets me something that
I really like, I'll just smell it, you know, like I'll sit there and I'll enjoy the fragrance and
everything. I even bought a candle from it the other day. I think I mentioned the previous
episode, but it's, I don't know, man. I have this growing appreciation for the little finer,
fine details of life. I don't know if it's with age coming or if it's the fact that, you know,
I'm feeling romantic because the cold weather is here and I absolutely love the cold weather.
You guys know this already. Okay. And if you don't, you should know this cold weather is my
absolute favorite. Summer is okay because you can go out and do more stuff, but during winter,
I just love having, like, I love, I love going shopping for sweaters. I think I look good in
cold weather gear, you know, as opposed to me wearing like shorts or something. I'm, I don't
know what it is about my legs. I, I'm kind of self-conscious about them. There's nothing wrong
with them. They have a good shape and everything. It's just, I never wear shorts. I've just never
really grew up with it. In fact, it was kind of like a thing where if I wore shorts, people would
point it out and go, Oh, look, we can see your legs. And it's like, can you not, you know,
it's always fun being on the receiving end of shit, but still it's, it's just kind of,
eh, it is what it is. I just prefer cold weather and I don't know how to explain it. Right. I'm
the kind of person who, if it starts snowing somewhere, I don't care if it's inconvenient
to drive there or it's dangerous. I just want to go. Like I've always been fascinated with snow.
The first time I saw it driving down Oregon, the entire mountains surrounded by snow and it was a
beautiful white blanket. It was just silent. I, I fell in love instantly with that kind of weather.
There's something romantic about stillness and silence, whether or not it's followed by a
blistering cold, but regardless, I'll deal with the cold because I just want to sit there and look at
the snow. Of course, there's always that thing that, that people need to realize about snow is that
you have to wear some sort of eye protection because UV really bounces off that stuff, but
damn, is it worth it? It's so worth it. I'm not sure if I mentioned it last week in the podcast,
but I recently tried a sport that I thought was expensive at first, but I absolutely love.
I tried golfing for the first time, but like an actual full course, you guys got to understand
when it comes to golf, the one thing that I was really good at was mini golf, the putting and stuff.
I kicked ass at that. In fact, me and my brother, my little brother, we've, we've gone to putting
courses quite a few times. We have a history with it. We just love going. It's like really cheap
anyways to go. Of course with my gas, it's not the way gas is right now. It's just a pain in the
ass to drive anywhere, but still it's like very wholesome fun. But what we did, right, my older
brother, we got his clubs, which were really expensive and we went to a driving range. At least
that's what I think it's called. You know, it's that area where you just kind of set up the ball
and you just hit it, see how far you can get it. It's a great practice and it's perfect for me
because I've never really hit a legitimate golf ball with the club. There's a whole stance you're
supposed to do. You got to angle it just right. And if you miss, don't feel too bad about it.
And don't do what I did and try to aim lower. Cause if you hit the ground, you can break the clubs.
I did not know that there's actually quite a few rules to it too, where like you can easily hit it
in the wrong direction, right? If you don't know what you're doing. I did not. I would actually hit
it and it would drift immediately to the left. I almost hit an electrical pole, but apparently
it's a common thing. Like the place that we went to anyway, but it was not as expensive as I thought.
The thing is you can rent clubs and everything in total. You'll spend maybe $45 there.
If you don't have your own clubs. The clubs are the expensive part. Okay. That's that I will agree
with my brother on that. It's like, yeah, a set of clubs is going to cost you a bit, but when you go
golfing, you need a single glove, which is like $12 and a bunch of balls, depending on what you're
going to get a little teething. It's nice though. It's nice. I would absolutely do it again.
It's just, there's so many sports that I want to try too. I still haven't gotten the damn kayak out.
Okay. There's this lake nearby. It's really far up in the mountains. It's kind of tedious to get
there, but at the same time, it's not a hard drive. It's just, you have to go out there. It's like a
30 minute drive. If you guys know anything about driving up a hill for 30 minutes, it's not pleasant
and your car's got to be built for it. I don't know if mine is, but I'll try it anyway. Why not?
It's, it's not, I don't know. I just, I like trying new things. I'm a very adventurous person. I need
a lot of energy to get this done. You know, a lot of energy to pick up my, my kayak or my golf clubs,
anything really, and just get going. Okay. I want to go back to something real quick before I,
before I continue, I want to go back to the video game thing, right? I mentioned earlier that there
was, there was me trying to leave the community of games, gamers, whatever, because of the toxicity
and stuff, right? But there is one that I absolutely love. It's not, it's not the most wholesome,
but they're the most helpful. The Monster Hunter community. If you guys know anything about me,
again, I love Fallout and Monster Hunter. I love those two games to death, especially Monster Hunter.
I grew up with that game. I played the ever loving shit out of every single one of them,
except for maybe the region locked ones, but that's it. Well, they recently released a new game. As
I'm speaking, I'm downloading Monster Hunter now. Okay. Like I set up everything and it's basically
Pokemon Go, but with Monster Hunter. And if you guys don't know, like if you guys have never played
it, I highly recommend it just, just to give Monster Hunter the attention in the United States
that it needs. Monster Hunter is big in Japan, but it's not big here. So the market's kind of small
here because of that. Again, I recommend get Monster Hunter now and just, just fiddle with it,
you know, show some interest in the game and maybe Capcom will finally give us Monster Hunter, you
know, a new game on a console. I'm so looking forward to that. I don't even have a PS5 or Xbox.
So I don't know. Okay. I'm embarrassed to admit this right now, but I'll be the bigger man and
admit this. I opened the app while recording and it is currently 20 minutes later. Like I,
I just been playing it now. Like that's kind of embarrassing. Like I was going to talk about some
stuff too. I don't know. I just have so much energy right now. Now you already know I have energy,
right? Of course you do. It's Magic Mind. Of course you know Magic Mind. They've been mentioned in the
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ingredient. The thing is, I actually used to take supplements for Ashwagandha. I don't need to
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to actually get my Magic Mind from my mailbox, something else came in as well. And perk your
ears up because... It's probably sounded horrible in the mic by the way, but that was a copy of my
book, The Tale of Gabriel. I remastered the cover and I made it slightly bigger text so the older
crowd can read it. The thing is, I know some people are hard of seeing, they can't see too well, small
text. So I made sure to make it just a little bigger so that the elderly could read it without
having to need to strain their eyes because I really do care about you people. Okay, seriously.
But what I'm going to do, right? I brought one... Okay, I brought one of the books with me right now.
The others are in the other room. We're going to do a bit of a marketing tactic. An ancient marketing
tactic, one might say. How ancient? I'm just going to go to a few libraries and give them out.
That's it. That's literally it. I'm literally handing the two libraries so that they can have
a copy of it. You know what I mean? It's not that hard. I mean, my books will be out in the world.
The thing is, these are the new prints. There are some people out in the world that have my old
copy of my old book. You know, The Tale of Gabriel, part one. I'm working on part two, okay? I'm still...
It's been six years, but yeah, I'm working on it. Sorry. It's been a busy life, period. But yeah,
at least I'm working on it. You know, one of those side projects that I'm really excited about.
And because of my girlfriend always hyping me up and always being there for me. Thank you, honey.
Because of that, she's just motivated me to start writing again. You know? She's literally my
motivation. Isn't that sweet? Side note, is everyone else getting sick or is that just my family? Like,
I don't know what it is, right? I've heard rumors. I mean, I hope they're just rumors, right?
That in 2023, the COVID vaccine or the COVID pandemic might actually make a resurgence and
a comeback. I really hope it doesn't, but whether or not it does, I'm vaccinated, so I don't know
if that's going to do anything for me, right? But it still worries me that we really didn't eradicate
the thing. We just kind of ignored it. You know what I mean? COVID-19 is still around, but people
are thinking there's trying to treat it like it's a common cold in the hopes that it becomes a
common cold, which it won't. But far be it for me to, you know, put words in people's mouths.
It's just the fact that where I'm at, it's a very confusing spot in California where
people are either highly conservative or they're highly liberal. In fact, there's a strong mixture
of the two. It's gotten to the point where no one really cares. Like, just by looks, they'll be like,
yeah, this guy's a liberal or this guy's a Republican, you know, stuff like that. Again,
I don't want to get too into the politics that we don't do that on this channel, but where I'm at,
it's a mixed bag. Like everyone has every opinion. That's, that's me putting it lightly too. Oh boy.
Hey, you guys remember last, last podcast, right? I, I'm not previous, but the previous previous one,
right? So I'm pretty sure, I mean, I'm just saying the, the whole alien thing from Mexico,
right? It's pretty much been confirmed to be a hoax, which sucks. It really does. Because
the person who brought it up, like, see, I, I called it before, right? I called it thinking,
I just can't believe this because you know, literally I can't, I couldn't accept it as fact.
The thing is your, your intuition, your ideology of things can't cloud reality, you know, you,
you can't just go up to someone and say, this is a real thing with something that looks like evidence,
but is it? The problem is the person who brought it up, I mentioned his name in the previous episode,
I forgot his name already, but the guy who brought up the aliens has a history of doing this.
Unfortunately, there was one incident that really, it shot up a red flag, okay? For me,
a red flag so big China pales in comparison. This person found two mummified children,
okay? This isn't regarding the aliens that you guys have heard about that were supposed to be
thousands of years old. This is a previous incident, something that already happened,
where he passed off two children who were already dry, you know, like they've been dead for a while.
He passed it off as they were aliens. The man just really, really wants to believe. Unfortunately,
that's where I bring that in, confirmation bias again, just because you want to believe in
something doesn't mean it's true, okay? I'm sorry, but that's not how the world works.
The world is not a Disney movie. Speaking of Disney, you guys already know how I feel about it,
right? I made it clear in the past. I'm not a big fan of Disney, but I hate to say this, right? I
really do. That might change. This is big news for me saying, and it just sounds weird for me saying
it out loud. The thing is, my father, when he first came to this country, he didn't have anything. He
didn't have, he had the clothes on his back. He had a housing complex that he shared with 10,
12 other people. They were really cramped in there, like sardines in a tin, just a lot of them.
And he told me something. The other day I went to Anaheim. There was a hotel that we were staying
there. My girlfriend and her family, sister's birthday, happy birthday princess. And the thing
about Anaheim, right? I was there and I didn't think too much of it. Like, don't get me wrong,
the apartment was, the apartment, the hotel we stayed at was absolutely gorgeous. It's just
the town itself, I thought it was nice, you know? It's just, I didn't know it held such a significant
side of my father's history. And I guess as my, as his son, it's my duty to bring up, you know,
just a bit of his history. Again, my dad came here for three or four years lived there, right?
And he told me the thing that he would do once, this was a father-son bonding moment, right?
He would go to the Disneyland that was nearby and they would let him watch the waterworks,
you know, the water shows. The thing is he would look at that and he would also see the water,
the fish going around. And what got me, right, is that my father, this was before he met my mom,
this was before any of the kids, this was my father as a young man. He looked at the fish
and he just looked at the water feature at Disneyland and he just wished and he saw
his future. He wanted a better life. That's why he came here. That struck a chord with me.
I don't regularly talk about my family on this podcast, but the thing is every now and then,
sometimes your family will bring up something, you know, specifically for me and my mom and dad,
my dad in this case. The way he mentioned everything, the way he talked about it,
with such energy and so excited about it, it made me rethink a lot of things. One of them being,
why did I even hate Disney? The truth is I believe that I didn't hate Disney. I was just,
I guess the term is sour grapes, which there's a sad part of my past that I guess I should mention.
I wanted to be an artist for Disney. I wanted to go to CalArts. I wanted to go, you know,
study it in depth, go and animate, you know, study animation. It never happened. I never
went to animation and now that I'm at the age that I'm currently at, it's not that it's too
late. It's just now I look back and I think it would have been a nice dream, but it wasn't really
a dream that I thought about in depth because the more I looked into it, the more I realized
the industry is horrible. Like in general, I blame the industry for being horrible.
In general, I don't, I blamed Disney. The thing is it's not just Disney. It's a lot of big companies.
Okay. Just working with a big company in general, you're going to, you're going to see some
practices that you don't really agree with. But why did I single out Disney? The truth is I wanted
to work with them. I wanted to be employed by them. When I was a kid, I had a Bambi blanket,
like a little blankie. Okay. I was like three or four years old and I still remember having it.
I still remember having pictures of me with it. I remember because this was shortly after my dad
left Anaheim and he went to another spot in LA. It was in Lakewood. And I don't know, man. I,
I, I've been, I've been too hard on Disney. You know, maybe I should, maybe I should mellow out.
It's hitting hard because how critical have I been of Disney? Listen to the previous episodes
where I mentioned anything tagged with Disney, you'll see what I mean, but they're just a big
company. You know what I mean? But every now and then people are, people are touched by animation.
They want to believe in magic. It's okay. You know, it's okay to believe. It's okay to wish.
I just, I never knew that about my dad and it hit hard that he, that he told me about that, you know?
And I don't know. It's, it was a beautiful moment. I guess the reason it was so hard for me to talk
about it was that I'm finally admitting that I was wrong about Disney, about big companies in general.
Okay. You got to understand. I'm always critical about things. And I realized now the other day,
in fact, me and my girlfriend were talking and it just hit me really hard. I critique and I critique
and I critique, but I never really enjoy anything. Do I? That's when I realized I've been focusing on
the wrong things my entire life. And as an adult, it's time to leave that shit behind. Instead of
telling you guys what I hate, I should tell you what I love. And honestly, there's quite a few
things. It's quite a lot in fact. I don't know. I don't know how to put this, you know? I guess
the simple way to put it is I love wine. I love cheese. I love a lot of stuff. In fact, that wine
thing is, is something that I should mention because now that I'm on keto, there's a lot of
wines I cannot drink. However, I decided to make my own wine again, this time with a lot less sugar.
In fact, I want it with, I want it with, I guess the term is dry, very dry, which would mean that
the yeast consumes every single bit of sugar, leaving absolutely no sweetness. And it's a very
tart drink, but it would be something that I can drink. And because of that, I decided to go right
through with it and fermentation began a few days ago. So I'm actually quite excited about that.
This one's going to taste like cinnamon and lime. Interesting mix. I know. Let's see how it turns
out. I'm actually quite excited about it. Instead of leaving it inside, I have in the other room.
It's actually cold fermenting right now, which is good because, because of the weather, I don't want
to rush things. Okay. The weather right now is perfect for fermentation, but not for aging. So,
so to speak. How do I explain this? You want the perfect temperature. You don't want it too hot,
otherwise it'll like boil over, kill the yeast. You don't want it too cold. Otherwise the yeast
will go into hibernation, which is, I think it would have to freeze the bottle. Actually, you know
what? You know, I'd be fine. I'd be fine. The current temperature is fine. I'm going to go,
I'm going to go and taste it in about two weeks just to make sure that there's alcohol in it, but
I'm not going to finish until the final product is done. Actually, I'm actually doing it as legit
as I can. I've sterilized everything and I have the readings for it. All kinds of stuff. Okay.
I'm excited about that. I'm very excited. Also, wow. Last week was so full of news that we didn't
even talk about everything, right? The only problem is, well, the week passed, so it's already
relevant. Oh, I was going to mention something. I'm going to upload something on Patreon, but
for those who are interested next week or this week, I'm not too sure when I'll be able to,
I'm going to try to make a video on Patreon that's free for everyone. Like,
anyone can watch it, patron or not. So, I got the idea from people on Twitter who were saying,
you're not advertising the Patreon properly. You're supposed to put free stuff there as well.
You have to offer something to everyone. Not just people who pay you, but people who are interested.
You know, maybe they want to see what you can offer. So, I like that idea and I'm going to do
some goofy stuff. I saw a lot of memes, okay? I see a lot of memes on Instagram and I see one
in particular that made me laugh really hard. I'm going to try this thing where it just says,
it's just me doing karate for like five minutes. I thought that was brilliant. And the best part is,
I have a karate dummy outside. I just need a tripod or someone to record it. So, let's see
how that goes. I know that kind of spoils the surprise, but at the same time, it's going to be
free anyways, right? So, whenever I send links out, it's all going to be free. So, that's the
best part about it. Speaking of which, there's also a very unusual phenomenon going on on my Twitter.
Can you guys stop trying to get me to buy crypto? I don't want any, okay? Thanks. And there was
another thing. I just have to clarify it just in case someone does try to do this. If you're going
to send me any money like on over the internet, I don't want cryptocurrency of any kind, okay?
Please just don't. I don't even want Bitcoin. I don't want any, okay? Because I was given a very
generous sum, but it was in Bitcoin and I'm going to be honest, I'm incredibly stupid. So, I can't
figure it out. Okay? It's as simple as that. I wish I could help. I wish I could accept it. I'm just
going to say thank you and that's it really. That's all I can do. It was a lot of Bitcoin.
Oh well. All right, fine. I'll talk about it. I've been mentioning it a few times.
Previous episodes of the podcast, I had mentioned that I was on keto. How was that going? Your boy
lost 12 pounds. Your boy has 25 more to go. So, thank you. Thank you all for that. Also, recently
I've been doing more exercise and I've been going out and moving a lot with my brother. So, we're
doing that now. Sorry for the brief cutoff. I don't know how to explain this, but I burped in
the weirdest way possible. It didn't sound like a burp. It sounded like a squeak.
I'm sorry about that. I had to cut that out, okay? Like there was no way around editing that out.
So, I'm just, you know, I'm sorry. The squeaking was so unusual. I had this thing, right? I
discovered a rabbit hole the other day on YouTube thanks to people on Twitter that mentioned that
there's a lot of sardines and how to eat them and how long they last, how shelf stable they are.
Some people have mentioned this sardine is so shelf stable that you can leave it there for
three or four years in direct sunlight and unless water touches it and rusted, then you're fine.
Or if you open it and it's all, it's incredibly strong fish smell, then don't eat it, you know?
There's a whole bunch of stuff, okay? A lot of subtlety, a lot of nuances. Should the skin go on?
Should you eat the bones? All that kind of stuff, okay? But the thing is, I just like my pretty
standard one, you know? Just fish meat and in a tin. It's very simple. I like sardines, okay? I've
been eating a lot of them. Keto has helped me lose weight, but you do pick up interesting eating
habits, which is what I've been doing. I've been eating more pork rinds as well, as well as peanut
butter sandwiches with keto bread. Keto bread is just high in fiber. I guess this is the thing I'm
learning too about net carbs instead of just not eating any at all. It's very important to learn
these things, but at the same time, I think I'm doing okay. And the thing is, I've been getting
attention about it too, because my eating habits completely changed. The thing is, right? I've done
this before. Like every now and then, whenever I feel the need to lose weight, I just do it.
It's not hard for me. It's just, it's kind of annoying. That's it. The way I could put it is,
I'm losing weight just because. There's no real reason for it. I'm just like, hey, I feel like
looking thinner again. And then I do it, you know? It isn't difficult if you're not constantly
thinking about it. That is a thing too. A lot of people overthink it. They think, oh, I gotta do
this. I gotta do that. I gotta plan this. I got a meal prep. I gotta do all this. It's like, no, no,
just go with the flow. It'll come to you in time. Okay? Anyway, that's gonna do it for this episode
of the Meat Weed Podcast. I will see you all next week. Be sure to use that promo code in the
description and check out the link tree. There's a lot of stuff there now. The thing is, I've been
posting a bit less on TikTok. I'm sorry I've been working for it, okay? But yeah, keep an eye out
on the Patreon for that free video. I'll see you guys next week.