Because are you Yeti? I might be. I'm so, I'm
so Yeti. Boom! We're back with a whole nother
episode. Yeah. Back again. Doing stuff. Gotta
have that in there. Yeah. His heart beats kind
of like a war drum. Crypt, it's creeping. Ghosts
on the run. Ready, yeti or not. Ready, are you
yeti? Yeti or not, here we come. I'm so yeti.
Go check out our socials and stuff and all that
kind of thing, because you have to do a call
to action. I don't know why that's even a thing.
It almost pisses me off every time I hear them
like, I'm not doing it then. You told me what
to do. No, I do it. If it's cool, I'm like, yeah,
man. I'm going to hook you up. Do the like and
subscribe. And I'm going to get the bell on too.
You know what? You're right. I'm going to start
doing it too, just like you. But yeah, we seriously
do this podcast audio only, and we also do full
videos, deep dives and put that on YouTube videos.
Yeah, because I think Rams and tick tocks. I
don't even bother on Instagram because it's I
don't know. It annoys me when I upload it on
Facebook and all that stuff. So. Mostly YouTube
and some tick -tock. Yeah, but that formats a
little bit different than this. This is where
we just us talking Like a bunch of idiots. Yeah,
you know exactly like we are I like I like to
think maybe we're asking some of the questions
that we're all thinking So but no one has an
answer to I have all the answers check this out.
So So today's like like the hitchhikers guy the
galaxy the answer to the ultimate question. It's
42 No, it's not. Well, you don't know the question.
So, oh, you must have seen that too, because
I seen it and you must have seen it recently.
Yeah, I did. See how the algorithm works. Oh,
man, that's so weird. See, it showed that to
everybody. It just was like, this is popular.
This feels good about what we're talking about.
And it leads exactly into somehow. See, dude,
so hold on. That was kind of spooky thinking
about it. Yeah, that was good. You seen it. I've
seen that movie. Don't remember anything about
it that popped up for me and I was like, oh,
yeah I remember the ultimate question and you
said my kid is sitting there going through it
and he was shown that I think it was yesterday
I saw that yeah, and everyone's like Gets shown
this for some reason and because that's how all
the shorts and reels and and tik -tok basically
work is like, oh people are Whatever or watching
it dude. All right, this is gonna sound crazy
This is probably the safest place to say it.
So I'm gonna say it. Do you ever want sometimes
I feel like I don't know if it's my phone or
By waves in the air or something, but sometimes
I feel like they know what I'm thinking because
I'll be thinking like oh man I remember this
short that was really cool or this video I can't
remember what it was called or the song I heard
like years ago and then like What is that and
then sure enough like a day or so later. I didn't
know where it shows that thing will show up in
your feed or you'll hear that song on your playlist
or whatever. You're like, how'd they know? How'd
they know? And it happens often, it doesn't happen
a lot, but it happens often enough to where I'm
like, how do they know? And that's part of it
that like, okay, I don't really think. That it's
reading your mind or or anything, but there's
some truth to this. There's something and I think
I think what really is happening is It's able
to analyze what your patterns are pretty well
So like yeah, facebook knows when you get up
in the morning and take a s*** Because it says
you haven't been on here and you all of a sudden
you're active every morning first thing that's
what most people do is you sit there and you
take your dump and you scroll through facebook
and so it knows like hey you just woke up yeah
so when you're thinking like oh man what was
that song well you have a limited amount of songs
that you're into and and care about like there's
that group and it's it ends up showing you again
like oh well you like that so it's probably gonna
come across but it is it's really it's really
spooky well i was wondering like what if Like,
because you know, they got this thing on there.
Yeah, the like, what if, what if they put a thing
in your phone so that when you're holding it,
you can like read your biometrics? They have
that with the like you put your finger and it'll
read the pulse and stuff like like maybe it's
always doing that is what I'm thinking. Well,
and again, and it's picking up some sort of thing
going off the rail or it's deducing somehow through
that information like this guy's feeling this
way. Maybe we'll send him that, you know? So
before we keep going, we haven't even hit the
topic yet. So a little pretext. In case this
turns out to be a good one, because it's kind
of a different format we're doing. It might not
be. It might not be. So we just wrapped one up.
We just did one podcast. And we're just talking
about this thing that we're about to talk about
now. And I was like, we should just have this
conversation. on the podcast and see how that
goes so if it turns out to be cool let us know
please in a comment or something and if it sucks
let us know too in a comment or something then
give that four thumbs down yeah give me all the
thumbs either up or down i don't care so so okay
the funny thing is is we were talking about internet
and then and like holy crap that that was exactly
what we were just saying There is a theory and
I hear prominent social mediates talk about this
and it's called the dead internet theory. Okay.
So you notice you get that proximity effect where
your voice sounds a lot better. Just get up on
that mic. Anyway, dead internet theory. As far
as I understand it, basically the internet is
dead. everybody on it is dead, implying that
the people that you are responding to aren't
real. Not literally ghosts or anything. However,
Elon Musk basically proved this to be true and
said that, I haven't heard an update on this,
so maybe we could live research this. At the
time when he bought Twitter, didn't he say something
like 80 to 90 %? Yeah, 80 % is bots. Mm -hmm.
So all of this that you're interacting with is
not even real Yeah, so when we go and post something
and they post something stupid half the time
like what I ever bought You know, like there's
no point in I I wish it was actually social media
where I feel like if they left a comment and
be like, oh, hey, yeah, man Thanks for blah blah
blah and you're interacting with people just
like when we went on did some live stuff Yeah,
I was surprised at the actual interaction we'd
get random people. I thought people would shy
away, but people were - People wanted to know
what it was about. Yeah. But like the internet
is total opposite. You put something out so everyone
would be like, that's retarded. Wait, look at
this idiot. Yeah. And what if, I mean, it is
true to some degree. I mean, Elon basically proved
it. Half of that stuff is just bots and a lot
of it is some other country. With a bunch of
other bots, they're just trying to get that country
to You know make them fall apart however, you
can I mean what? Well, that's like what we're
talking about the last time was like if our if
we got our robots Fighting their robots Like
what are we doing? Who's winning here? What's
happening? Well point the robots turn me like
why are we fighting like if our our internet
robots? fighting their internet robots then who's
really fighting what's really happening and who's
winning and who's losing I yeah, I I Really think
that Like all these things It's not a hundred
percent probably true that the entire internet's
dead. There's got to be real people on it. We
posted Yeah, I'm real. So we're on the internet.
We're real. I guess they don't know that I might
trust me You can trust me. Believe me. I'm a
podcaster. I'm not AI. I'm on YouTube. You can
trust me. I would do a lot better if I was AI.
Obviously, that's the whole cool thing about
people is we're not good at things. We kind of
suck at stuff. Yeah, we kind of suck. So it's
authentic. I want to believe the Internet is
dead. So yeah, it makes it. It's right. But like
Something out there is doing this because it's
super discouraging when people leave dumb comments
and you know, or they don't watch it and you
like what am I doing wrong? What what am I missing?
But it's the Internet has changed so much from
like. Just in 2005, so 20 years ago, I guess
that was a while ago thinking about it, but that's
when I mean, I I play Warcraft with my buddies.
And we'd be watching dumb videos. And I remember
I watched this video probably 12 times in one
day and thought it was so funny. And it was Mick
Thompson, the guitarist from Slipknot. And he
did this Guitar World thing where he's showing
how to play a song. And somebody just dubbed
over it. Because he's wearing a mask, so you
can't tell. So he just dubbed over. Yeah, well,
you know, it slipped on. I mean, I can suck,
whatever. So it was just them ripping on it the
whole time. I laughed so hard. I remember waiting
for my roommate to come home. It's like, show
them. So you're going to see this is so funny.
And then we watched it probably 12 times again
showing it. And it just had to be something stupid
that, you know, it's not commercially produced.
And it was so cool to see. It's like this other
world if you're on TV, you know, like oh my god
that guy's on TV I didn't know anybody that was
on TV. Yeah, you could see and now you can just
go out there and put it out Yeah, and and that's
why it was so weird that we go out there and
they're like you guys got cameras and stuff What
do you like youtubers like yeah you you kind
of yeah, I mean you but you can do this Maybe
it's not like oh man. They must be like a superpower
Like these these got these must be the guys They
are on YouTube. You got a phone, you can put
it up. It might not be good. What we put up might
not be good, but that's the beauty of it. I don't
really know. I'm just doing what I can, whatever,
with what I got. But then you have this internet
that anybody, and I'm guilty of this, especially
when it was first like AOL online. I was like,
this is so cool. You can go on there and just.
You could talk to people the whole time. Yeah.
Yeah and like say things you would never say
to anyone to realize exactly you like oh look
I'll say this and they'll be so mad and I'll
get reported Yeah, well and like this would be
great. Nothing would happen back then and like
it was cool, man I could I can do whatever I
want people can say what they want finally but
in doing that we kind of like that's that's all
everyone does they just want to They basically
want to take a dump on whatever you put out there.
Yeah. And it's not, that's also not real. It's
fake. It is. Yeah. So I don't know. Maybe, maybe
we should, should we do the research on dead
internet theory here? Yeah. Okay. Okay. Let's,
let's look it up. What is the dead? Tour. Net.
We're going to ask in real time here. Do you
have any thoughts about that? Like, I don't know.
There's not a whole lot more to say besides like
it's dead. I think. I think that's a good possibility.
And with with how good. A eyes and stuff is now
only. I feel like that's probably a strong possibility
that there's a bunch of bots on the Internet.
Well, we know that's real the interact in a way
that people would just assume as a human I mean,
I I just typed in like hey, what's the dinner
in an internet three because We use AI all the
time because it's it's convenient I don't think
a lot of people thought it's gonna take over
everything like oh, yeah, but you know, they
said that when they You know made the printing
press. Oh, we know we won't need Regular books
anymore. It didn't take away handwriting. It
just changes but it's it's really good at compiling
a thing for me and then I don't have to spend
hours writing a story so so here it is the dead
internet theory is a psychological and sociological
theory often categorized as a conspiracy theory
which is exactly what we do here so perfect right
over our wheelhouse there that the internet died
around uh 2016 or 2017 according to this theory
the once organic human driven web, what has been
replaced by a world of AI generated content,
automated bots and algorithm. Boom. Here we are.
It's, I don't, I don't even disagree with it.
Like I do go, go on the internet right now. And
what's the majority of stuff that you're going
to see? I don't know. Let's find out right now.
We're going to find out in real time going on
Tik TOK right now was first thing, super girl.
This isn't real. Okay, this guy looks like he's
real he's a singing a song now that this is real
Right there AI This has got to be an AI song
with some AI cat I don't even know how to That's
not AI. That's not AI She might as well be AI
Whatever I proved my point with one video yeah,
but okay So at least right there, out of a few
videos, a lot of them were real people doing
real things and interacting, but everybody's
attention span is so short that we only watch
TikToks and it doesn't reward you if you spend
time. Honestly, I kept scrolling through it.
I'm like, you know what? We spend a lot of time
putting together the stuff and recording and
editing. And then the next thing it shows me
is AI generated ant dancing to some song and
it's got like a million likes on it. People are
watching this and liking it. Is it the bots that
are liking it? The bots that made it? I don't
know. Is it bots or is it bot at this point?
Well... What's stopping them from all communicating?
How do you know? How do you distinguish one from
the other? How do you distinguish the truth from
reality anymore? I You know, I keep hearing people
prominent people talk about this. They're like,
oh you're the Legit question. Have you heard
about the AI that they were gonna shut it off
and it tried to blackmail the guy by saying that
he's gonna let his wife know that he cheated
No, but I've heard about they they say like hey,
how do we turn you off or how do we do whatever
and it'll lie to them? Okay, so here's the thing
See, I don't remember his memory but at some
point I looked it up or heard or whatever it
is So I've heard these people talk about That
this one incidents that they had a bot that Basically
told the guy hey if you shut me off, I'm gonna
tell your wife. I got these these pictures I'm
gonna send them to her man that you cheated on
her. So That story right there is at home it
see it's got to be alive It's got to be thinking
what I heard is what really happened is all this
AI is just looking at language It's only doing
what we've already done. It's just copy. It's
learning from us. Yeah. Well, but it's not it's
not learning It's just that we programmed it
enough to look at what we've already put, you
know, written. So, and then we tell it, we'll
do this with it. It doesn't change itself to
really learn. I don't know, I think it probably
sees people doing that to other people and seeing
like, oh, I can make this guy do what I want
if I just put him in a tight spot. So, yeah,
all right. Well, so here's the thing, what the
real story apparently is. They they told it that
so they were like, oh hey, here's all because
they have to tell the model Here's the conditions
and this is how I want you to operate and this
is why at for a while you could go into Google's
AI and be like, hey make me the founding fathers
and it makes them all black and Asian and stuff
like that Well, that didn't happen, right? Yeah,
but it's cuz the way they coat like this is how
we want we want diversity blah blah blah so it's
ingrained in the programming of it and It doesn't
really change its programming until they go in
there like, okay, hold on, we got to reduce it.
So what happened in this experiment, because
they've had ones like that, where they isolated
and it tried to send itself out to the internet.
But the thing is, they kind of told it to. So
what they did was they were like, hey, we want
you to do this. And this is how we want to run,
blah, blah, blah. Also, one of the programmers
cheated on his wife. Here's a picture. They gave
it the picture. This didn't really happen. They
just gave it just said, like, Yes. They lied
to the computer and said, hey, here's a picture.
And it just ran with it. And they just put it
there and was like, oh, here it is. Anyway, so
do this, blah, blah, blah, blah, blah. And so
as they were doing it, then at some point they
were like, hey, we're going to shut you off just
so you know. And it went, oh, well, because they
programmed like, hey, try to stay alive almost.
And so it was like, I got this picture. I'm going
to I'm going to blackmail you. And they're like.
but we gave it to you it's not even real yeah
so but exactly how do you know like was i there
no maybe i was i wasn't there how do i know that
any of this really happened you don't well exactly
yeah everything everything that goes on on the
internet it's always At best secondhand information.
You're always hearing it from someone else. Well,
yeah I mean even though we have video evidence
of oh look we came in here We checked out the
meme amounts check that episode out meme rounds
on YouTube and we do have some tik -toks, but
How do you know that it wasn't really good AI
or something I don't know. I always wonder when
it comes to this type of thing just like Keep
I keep coming back to the feeling that I think
AI is probably a I think it's already too late
But like in a good way or a bad way, I don't
know a bad way I think it's our I think we've
already given it the keys of the kingdom man,
and it's It's already on on the move doing whatever
it's gonna do Well, it might it gave me the whole
dead internet theory right here. So I think I
think it's too late that so What else is to say
the quantitative let them in this sounds like
a lot of fancy words This version focuses on
measurable data. It points out that bot traffic
now makes up to over 50 % of all internet activity
as of 2025. Yeah. It highlights how generative
AI like chat and GPT has made it effortless to
flood the internet with slop low quality AI driven
articles and social media. That's the thing.
It's pretty good right now. And in 10 years,
it'll be that much better. But will it ever evolve
beyond doing its own thing? I don't know. It
always does what we tell it. But my grandpa would
always tell me because he used to program stuff
and he's like, hey, the computer doesn't make
mistakes. People do. Which you could be 100 %
right. You made the mistake of turning this on.
But I mean, that's that's it. You program the
ones and zeros and it runs the thing. And when
you put the wrong thing in there, it just keeps
making the same mistake because you screwed it
up. But for real, when you go on the Internet,
dude, I don't even know why I look at stuff half
the time. I'm looking for like I've been thinking
that, too. And once in a while. So randomly,
I came across this podcast that we've been. So
spoiler alert. Been talking to another podcast
called Bald Buds. Check them out if you ever
have a moment. You seem like cool dudes. Here's
the thing. I don't even know, I just, I'll flip
through stuff and I never really watch anything
and when I stop and watch a short, it's mostly
when I end up consuming. It's just because it
caught my eye and it's probably... Something
I shouldn't even be looking at anyway, you know,
this is garbage. Yeah, so But and I realize I'm
like, oh I don't even care about this. So I try
looking for more long -form content on on YouTube
and I have a hard time finding anything that
I Actually want to watch I came across them.
I was like, oh Hey, I found something. I think
these are real people. Yeah, and you know my
whole it's crazy. Yeah, so I Don't get shown
that very often. Yeah, I wonder why Like what
is it that YouTube is getting? That they from
shorts that they don't get from long format stuff
because like when you first pull up like when
you first open YouTube It'll just automatically
start showing shorts. Well, let me let me let's
do the experiment right now all the time But
a lot of times it'll do that. Oh, well, it's
like a cold start. It seems like it'll just pop
boom right up to shorts. Well, I'll do it right
now. Okay, closed it. It goes right to shorts.
You're right. Is that because it's the most popular
format or is that because that's the thing it
wants to push? I don't know. I think it's probably
because knowing how money and humans and economy
and advertising and how like kind of how that
stuff all goes together. Like I'm thinking they
want me to watch these shorts because it's making
them more money or it's it's it's it's Better
for them somehow. Well, I mean otherwise it's
got to be right. They would let me watch Long
format stuff. I mean like anything I didn't understand
Why the post office was paid to deliver some
of Amazon's stuff that was mostly because They
did it so poorly I'm like look They're so inefficient
they don't have the proper vehicles to be doing
this, it makes it really difficult. With the
post office? Yes. Yeah. To actually deliver packages.
Yeah. I know, cause I, the only reason I'm bringing
this up is cause I literally did it out of my
car. It is not easy to get in and out of a car.
You have a car, right? I guess not a big deal
cause I only do it once to get where I'm going.
When I have to get up and deliver 200 things.
In and out, in and out, in and out, in and out.
Yeah. And you're low, lower to the ground like
that. I have to roll out and use my arm every
time because it was starting to destroy my hip.
But they're making me drive my car. Amazon's
got that whole fancy rig that you can stand in.
And people, oh, I don't like electric. Look,
electric makes way more sense for in town. Because
if it can go 40 miles in town, that's way farther
than you ever need to go. And that's all it needs
to do. It's not making a bunch of noise. You're
not having to start and stop because you know
how many times you'd start. They want to pull
the keys out every time. Yeah, and you got to
start and start. You don't have to do any of
that. The Rivian van they have you literally
get you under your seatbelt. Of course, or maybe
maybe not. You just force it out of there. You
get up and as soon as you get up, it senses that
you got up out of the seat and it slides the
slider to the back. You can stand up in it and
walk all the way in the back. They have it all
organized and it'll be like go to bin C8. That's
for your delivery. So you program it all in where
everything is so you don't have to have it like
here's all the places I'm going you just like
all this things going to here and here's where
they'll tell you what to do Yeah, I'll just tell
you the post office had none of that. I literally
just had to load it in my car and Figure it out.
Yeah, I hope I have to look at it like okay That's
down the road and then try to do this Why would
Amazon pay them to do it? If it costs them more
money I wonder why they wouldn't, right? I mean,
that's the answer. Yeah. And just like saying
this, how would I know? Because I don't if I
don't know, I don't know. But there's no way
Amazon would pay them if they were going to lose
money and could do it cheaper theirself. Right.
So I'm like, there's no way they have to be paying
us so little that it makes sense to be like,
yeah. And here's the thing. Every time we get
Amazon stuff. We get packages like as big as
this table because they didn't want to take them.
So them getting a bunch of things out and not
have to deal with a giant 50 pound bag of dog
food that I have to load in my car. Screw you
guys. That was the thing. Like they're paying
us like pennies to be like, yeah, well, now our
guys will deal with your problem now. Yeah. And
I mean, that's got to be what it is, right? We'll
save our guys back and make you guys pay for
your guys back. Yeah. We'll give you the hard
thing. Well now I read an article again because
the internet's dead anyway. It's probably a fake
article. It could be Amazon was looking into
not dealing with the post office at all Well,
yeah, I mean they can probably do it cheaper.
They got their own network for all that stuff.
In fact, the post office was trying to copy them
because They still go by a truck comes in and
it's it's all the stuff that goes for that office
and they just they Literally throw them into
bins like throw all of them All of your packages
are thrown and they literally would be like all
the packages aren't thrown That's what they call
it They literally just throw everything and you
because you can't you can't walk it to everyone.
They have bins for every route You can't walk
to everyone. So they literally just throw them
and then what happens you miss Yeah, and it goes
in the wrong bin. And then they don't catch it.
And so that's why it's so inefficient. Amazon
has a whole thing where it gets scanned and it
goes on conveyor belts until it's like goes down
all the way and kicks it out onto the next one
until it goes into the right bin. And it's just
it's just done. And then when you show up, you
scan the thing and like, oh, put it in this.
It's all organized. It's all been computer done
and everything. And anyway, too far off topic.
Amazon is looking into just being the post office
like well, what would it take? I've said before
I think they should privatize the mail They suck
the government sucks at everything dude. Yes,
they do everything they do They're terrible at
it. Well, and the thing that people and everything
they do that they're terrible at there's usually
a private company They can do it way better.
Yeah. Well and sometimes that leads to like the
people getting screwed Because the private company
has an interest of making more money. Yeah, and
that's kind of the problem is all All they care
about is dollars, but see that way at least it
would force ups and FedEx and Amazon and all
these people they would have to compete and their
product would get ideally Theoretically their
product would get better as it also gets cheaper
because you're in competition with the other
well companies Which as the consumer that's good
for us Sort of I mean it's related That's where
we end up with China making Decent cars. Yes,
I couldn't tell you because our government Doesn't
want us to have them now as an American Yeah,
I if we could push our own product and have a
good one we should I've had arguments with people
about All that's like all people want American
things like what do we make? What do you mean
people want American made things? Yeah, I don't
know like consumer products I don't really know
a whole lot. Yeah Can you name one? Oftenly purchased.
Like maybe it's like basic stuff like toilet
paper. You know, like is it made here? I don't
even know. Maybe I don't. Hold on. Hold on. Like
where's Costco toilet paper made? OK, let's.
Where? Costco toilet paper. Made. I figured it
would have to be something. For. Company to push
an American made product over anything else.
It would have to be Worth it have to be such
a crappy thing to begin with See this the price
difference competitive with whatever is in China.
Does that make sense? Well, and you know, that's
Competition makes things better Yeah, right.
I mean I feel like it does. Yeah, and That's
why Elon was like bring it on bring your electric
car It's Good competition. Yeah, it'll it'll
force everybody to be better and everyone did
a really bad job and now that's dying off and
you can get we need cheap energy and that's where
we're going with it and That's besides the point
what does this say about Costco toilet paper?
It doesn't even really tell me exactly. It says
it depends on where you're located, but likely
it's one of these major companies. Georgia Pacific
is an American paper company. Okay, but it supplies
much of the U .S. market. Okay, but we're saying
about, was it the previous episode about burgers?
It's an American company. Where do they get the
wood? Yeah, the products to make their stuff.
Where is that coming from? Does that come from
China? I don't know. I wouldn't be surprised.
And literally, okay, I have some sort of a story
about this. So my dad had a friend who had a
heating clothing company. Okay. Like clothing
that kept you warm? Yes. Okay. Yes. So at one
point he was like, I really want to make all
100 % made in America because that feels good.
Like I'm supporting my people and I'm making
jobs for people here. And that's good. And my
dad was basically like, that's stupid. Nobody
cares. And at the time, nobody really did care.
And he really wanted to try to push it. But The
thing is, you just couldn't. They have all these
minimum requirements you have to do for everything
and everything has to be super safe. They literally
went to China to go check out manufacturing places
and be like, hey, what can you offer? And they're
like, okay, for pennies or whatever it is, we
can make your mold. Get this this how much it's
gonna cost to get initial setups and make your
molds and then after you got the molds now it's
you know pennies that Produce this plastic part
for whatever you need. Yeah, and we'll do it
for X amount of dollars and You what you could
buy the material ship it to us. We'll make it
put it all together Ship it all back to you and
you go. Oh be silly cheaper than if you just
kept the stuff made yourself exactly It was way
cheaper. I mean like ten times cheaper We ship
it all the way over there They dick with it and
then ship it all the way back and then you throw
a sticker on it and like all day in America I
put it together. Yeah, I put the batteries in
there. Whatever. Mm -hmm It just it did not financially
make any sense and everybody's really into that
right now. They're gonna go America like yeah,
but if you got to pay The guy that made your
McDonald's order wrong $20 an hour You know Where
does that leave me? I don't even make that much
more than you. And I'm doing something that has
skill, you know? You're actually doing the skillful
job. You're running a microwave. You put it in
and it's like opening up. You're running the
microwave and putting human meat in it. Yeah,
you can have AI probably automate most of this
stuff anyway. Well, that's what you did. You
walk into a McDonald's now. Oh, yeah, I can't
even talk to a human. One maybe two actual registers,
but there's three of those touchscreen things
you just walk up to tap your credit card to it
and just push buttons and I think it's convenient
like I'm okay sort of with it, but there have
been times where I saw somebody I think this
was Taco Bell I came in and Stood there and they
just looked at me. Yeah, they're like, what are
you doing? And I'm like I would like to order
and they've literally like oh, I can't take orders
This yeah, it's like they don't trust humans
with money. You have to go to the machine right
there Yeah, I was like what? Are you here for
that? Yeah? What are we doing? Why are you good?
Why am I paying you just a program in the matrix?
Yeah, am I paying why am I paying you eight?
Eight dollars for this burrito that cost 25 cents
probably been challenged shift. Probably. Yeah.
And with that, if you're not just stop this music
for a second, speaking of glitch in the matrix,
check out this next episode, because that's probably
where we're going with it, aren't we? Yeah. We'll
talk about simulation theory. We'll do that next
time. We'll see you catch. Catch you on the flip
side.