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 Hello from Baehr and Curadh, a podcast from the Land of Oz Information Services.

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 I love you, Curadh.

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 I love you, Baehr.

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 All right, let's go.

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 This is episode 160 of the Baehr and Curadh podcast.

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 We're going to talk about more curious things.

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 Okay, just random questions and thoughts.

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 I guess I'll start.

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 When you pass a mirror, do you always check your appearance?

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 No, I don't think so.

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 Often, I do.

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 I mean, at a glance.

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 Yeah, everybody does, but I don't stop.

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 Yeah, I don't see you being that type of person.

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 I think everyone stops and glances, but I don't think either one of them stop and pose.

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 But I think we both probably glance.

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 You know what I mean?

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 To make sure that you look all right, presentable.

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 How long do you spend combing your hair?

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 That's one of the questions in here, I thought.

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 It is?

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 I think so.

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 Not very long.

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 I don't use a comb.

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 I just put it on my fingers and spread it around my hair.

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 Wouldn't that make your hair smell really bad?

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 I don't put actual crap in my hands, but it's pomade.

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 But yeah, no, and I just, it takes me about a minute.

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 It takes me a minute to get what I want.

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 Why, you say it's longer than that?

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 Hmm?

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 Do you plan what you would do if you became rich?

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 No.

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 Not at all.

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 I don't think it's going to happen, so why plan on it?

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 You don't think I'm going to buy a big fancy house or a nice car?

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 No.

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 It's not going to happen, so why worry about it?

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 Hmm.

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 I know that's a very pessimistic attitude, but I mean, how am I going to become filthy rich?

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 I'm not going to win the lottery.

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 You can't apply to the lottery to win it.

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 Don't forget I have a life insurance policy.

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 Yes, but I'm not banking on that.

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 I don't want to bank on that.

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 I want you around.

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 How many times do I have to tell you that?

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 I could care less about your life insurance policy.

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 I want you around.

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 I'm married to you, not your life insurance policy.

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 Silly bear.

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 Silly bear.

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 How about you?

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 What do you plan?

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 Do you have plans?

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 Oh, I haven't lately, but in the past, I've thought of a place that I'd like to live.

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 Okay.

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 Like a place you'd pick out already?

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 No, I think I'd build something.

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 What would you build?

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 Someplace way far away from everybody.

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 Hmm.

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 Imagine that.

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 I can't see you doing that at all.

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 What would you do in Kansas?

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 Oh, I don't...

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 I guess to be near family.

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 What would you build?

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 Well, I don't know.

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 I think like one of those industrial buildings, but all fancy on the inside.

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 Would you put your mom up?

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 Oh, you would?

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 So, you'd have like a family compound?

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 You're all about the family then, because...

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 Do you bite your nails?

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 I used to.

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 I don't any longer.

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 Why?

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 Why did you stop?

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 Lack of teeth, probably, and it's just...

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 It's something I just glad broke the habit of.

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 But, yeah.

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 Do you bite your nails?

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 I don't believe I've ever done that ever in my life.

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 That's good.

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 You could have enough to have.

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 I don't really understand it.

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 I think it's more...

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 It's a compulsion, I guess.

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 It's more of a...

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 Yeah, that's all.

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 It's a nervous tick-tick almost.

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 So, but yeah, I don't any longer, see?

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 You can tell.

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 Yeah, you have fingernails.

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 Mm-hmm.

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 Do you sing when there's nobody else to hear you?

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 I don't sing at all.

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 No, you don't.

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 It doesn't matter if there's anybody there or not.

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 I just don't.

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 I don't at all.

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 Yes, do I sing?

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 How many seconds does a song have to play before you start singing it?

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 Not very long at all.

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 No, I sing no matter what, and I can't sing for the like.

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 So, everyone gets to hear my horrible singing.

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 I don't have a voice.

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 I know I don't have a voice, but I don't care.

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 I'm still gonna sing.

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 I enjoy it.

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 It makes me smile, so...

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 It makes me happy.

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 I think probably what ruined me for singing is...

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 Ruined me sing?

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 Church hymns.

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 Oh, okay.

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 Did you use to do church hymns?

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 I went to parochial school.

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 Yeah, you had to, didn't you?

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 We had mass every day.

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 So, you did the whole...

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 Those were the songs that they would teach.

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 Oh, wow.

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 So, you used to turn to hymns all day long?

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 Yes, all day long.

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 Oh, my God.

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 Who would wonder if I had nothing?

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 All right.

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 Can you wiggle your ears?

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 How about without moving your eyebrows?

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 I don't think I can.

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 I'll bet you can, though.

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 I can wiggle my ears.

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 I was just doing it.

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 When?

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 I was just doing it a second.

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 You can't tell now, because there's all...

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 See?

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 And your eyebrows, are they moving?

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 I guess not.

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 Ha-ha.

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 So, you have a hidden talent.

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 Yep, I'm going to be on the America's Got Talent.

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 Yeah, I'm sure that'll win you the million dollars.

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 That's how I'm going to become rich.

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 See?

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 That's how much effort I put in,

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 so, I'm not putting in getting rich.

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 Yeah, well, so I guess I can't wiggle my ears.

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 So, and you can't?

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 No, I don't think I've even ever tried.

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 All right.

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 Do you wish you were uncircumcised?

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 Not really.

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 I never thought about it.

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 How do you wish for something you don't know what it's like?

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 Do you wish you were uncircumcised?

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 Yes.

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 Do you really?

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 Mm-hmm.

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 Why?

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 It takes me a very, very, very long time to come to orgasm.

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 Mm-hmm.

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 And you think that would cut that out?

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 I think that would have made a difference, yes.

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 Damn.

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 I, yeah, it doesn't take me long, so I don't, I don't know.

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 Are you mad at your parents for getting you uncircumcised?

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 Oh, God, I haven't thought about that.

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 Well, I think it's time, if you're mad at them now,

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 it's time to turn the page.

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 It's been long enough.

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 Mm-hmm.

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 All right.

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 All right.

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 Do you feel like you have strange thoughts that other people don't have?

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 Not really.

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 Maybe, maybe as a kid or growing up, I mean, it's like me.

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 Right now, while we're talking.

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 Hmm.

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 Why do you?

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 I have thoughts all the time.

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 I don't know if they're strange thoughts, but I don't think a lot of people spend much

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 That's fair.

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 So, you never just shut your brain off?

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 If I could, I could sleep at night.

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 Mm-hmm.

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 Well, there's times when you do sleep, so you must be able to turn it off.

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 After sheer exhaustion, I think.

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 You think so?

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 Well, remember the doctor prescribed Ambien for me, too.

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 Mm-hmm.

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 That's true.

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 And then when you don't take it, you still, yeah.

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 I don't take it every day because if I did, it would stop working.

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 Mm-hmm.

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 Where are we at now?

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 Do you have to explain?

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 We're at the next question.

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 Do you often have to explain your jokes to people?

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 Yes.

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 Are you talking about me?

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 You just make me suffer, and then it dawns on me.

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 Most of the time, if they don't understand the joke, I won't explain it.

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 I just don't think it's worth it.

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 Okay.

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 But, like, at work.

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 I don't want people being angry with me, so I have to explain them.

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 Okay.

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 So, you just fall out for my work?

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 Mm-hmm.

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 Because you're the worker to their...

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 They're people I have to get along with.

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 Yeah.

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 Yeah.

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 That's good.

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 All right.

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 Which are weirder, goths or jocks?

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 Aren't they about equal?

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 Well...

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 Hmm.

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 I would tend to disagree, but...

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 What if you're a goth jock?

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 There is no such thing, right?

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 No, there could be.

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 I don't see...

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 I mean, I was...

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 I liked the goth scene in high school, but I was more of a jock.

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 But I respected the goth scene.

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 I mean, I was into The Cure and bands like that that promoted the goth look, so...

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 But I was probably...

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 In high school, I don't think there were any...

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 Goths or jocks?

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 It was a little tiny school.

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 It's like 23 people in my class.

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 You didn't have goths or jocks.

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 I mean, you...

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 Oh, they had jocks.

276
00:10:14.662 --> 00:10:15.082
 You had jocks.

277
00:10:15.082 --> 00:10:16.142
 Believe me, they had jocks.

278
00:10:16.142 --> 00:10:18.762
 Yeah, you had jocks, but there was no goths at one of your school.

279
00:10:18.762 --> 00:10:19.902
 It was...

280
00:10:19.902 --> 00:10:20.142
 No.

281
00:10:20.142 --> 00:10:22.802
 That was before your time, or after your time.

282
00:10:22.802 --> 00:10:23.502
 I guess.

283
00:10:23.502 --> 00:10:24.022
 Yeah.

284
00:10:24.022 --> 00:10:28.742
 So, I mean, there's probably kids that were different, but they're...

285
00:10:28.742 --> 00:10:33.162
 You know, goth and emo didn't come out until the late...

286
00:10:33.162 --> 00:10:35.862
 Or the 90s and 2000s, so...

287
00:10:35.862 --> 00:10:37.682
 I guess there were geeks.

288
00:10:37.742 --> 00:10:38.262
 And...

289
00:10:38.262 --> 00:10:38.582
 Yeah.

290
00:10:38.582 --> 00:10:40.222
 Geeks and nerds.

291
00:10:40.222 --> 00:10:41.782
 And, um...

292
00:10:41.782 --> 00:10:43.062
 In essence, they won.

293
00:10:43.062 --> 00:10:44.262
 Why's that?

294
00:10:44.262 --> 00:10:46.922
 It's...

295
00:10:46.922 --> 00:10:49.422
 It's not a big thing to be a geek.

296
00:10:49.422 --> 00:10:50.282
 No.

297
00:10:50.282 --> 00:10:51.902
 Yeah, that's true.

298
00:10:51.902 --> 00:10:55.862
 I mean, it used to be...

299
00:10:55.862 --> 00:10:56.742
 I don't know, you were...

300
00:10:56.742 --> 00:10:58.722
 You were, like, banished.

301
00:10:58.722 --> 00:11:00.322
 Or whatever.

302
00:11:00.322 --> 00:11:04.742
 I think a kid in high school could be a geek now, and...

303
00:11:07.622 --> 00:11:08.502
 Well, I don't know.

304
00:11:08.502 --> 00:11:09.982
 Maybe they would make fun of it.

305
00:11:09.982 --> 00:11:15.282
 But in high school, whatever you are, they can find a way to make fun of you.

306
00:11:15.282 --> 00:11:15.922
 Oh, yeah.

307
00:11:15.922 --> 00:11:16.582
 Yeah.

308
00:11:16.582 --> 00:11:17.942
 Kids are cruel.

309
00:11:17.942 --> 00:11:19.302
 Kids are mean and cruel.

310
00:11:19.302 --> 00:11:19.822
 They are?

311
00:11:19.822 --> 00:11:21.162
 I want to be one.

312
00:11:21.162 --> 00:11:22.042
 Why?

313
00:11:22.042 --> 00:11:23.262
 So, I can be cruel.

314
00:11:23.262 --> 00:11:26.162
 You already beat me up all the time.

315
00:11:26.162 --> 00:11:28.342
 Torturing me mentally, physically.

316
00:11:28.342 --> 00:11:29.042
 Mm-hmm.

317
00:11:29.042 --> 00:11:33.442
 With your jokes that you have to explain to me all the time.

318
00:11:33.442 --> 00:11:33.882
 Mm-hmm.

319
00:11:33.882 --> 00:11:37.442
 Does it bother you?

320
00:11:37.442 --> 00:11:41.762
 Does it bother you when people speak in a monotone voice?

321
00:11:41.762 --> 00:11:43.182
 Yes.

322
00:11:43.182 --> 00:11:45.362
 Especially when it's slow.

323
00:11:45.362 --> 00:11:47.922
 Like when you just did.

324
00:11:47.922 --> 00:11:49.982
 Yes, that annoys the fuck out of me.

325
00:11:49.982 --> 00:11:50.242
 Sorry.

326
00:11:50.242 --> 00:11:52.422
 It doesn't bother you?

327
00:11:52.422 --> 00:11:55.842
 I hadn't thought of that.

328
00:11:55.842 --> 00:11:57.702
 I guess it would.

329
00:11:57.702 --> 00:11:58.522
 Yeah.

330
00:11:58.522 --> 00:12:01.502
 Just put a little oomph.

331
00:12:01.502 --> 00:12:03.442
 Or, I don't know, it's...

332
00:12:07.322 --> 00:12:11.142
 It's just, it's laziness to me.

333
00:12:11.142 --> 00:12:12.222
 I don't, I'm...

334
00:12:12.222 --> 00:12:12.602
 Hmm.

335
00:12:12.602 --> 00:12:14.442
 You know what I mean?

336
00:12:14.442 --> 00:12:16.042
 Like, they just don't care.

337
00:12:16.042 --> 00:12:20.122
 They don't have, like, the time to put any effort into the conversation, I guess.

338
00:12:20.122 --> 00:12:21.282
 Well, I don't.

339
00:12:21.282 --> 00:12:23.422
 I don't care, and I don't put effort into the conversation.

340
00:12:23.422 --> 00:12:26.462
 Well, sometimes I do, but most of the time I don't.

341
00:12:26.462 --> 00:12:28.642
 But I don't think I speak in a monotone either.

342
00:12:28.642 --> 00:12:29.942
 No, I don't think you do either.

343
00:12:29.942 --> 00:12:34.442
 Mainly because I just don't talk until, I have something to say.

344
00:12:34.442 --> 00:12:35.102
 Mm-hmm.

345
00:12:35.102 --> 00:12:37.142
 Yeah, you're right.

346
00:12:37.142 --> 00:12:37.442
 You're right.

347
00:12:37.442 --> 00:12:38.862
 That's why I never say anything at all.

348
00:12:38.862 --> 00:12:43.822
 All right.

349
00:12:43.822 --> 00:12:48.922
 Does it make you uncomfortable when people disclose too much personal information?

350
00:12:48.922 --> 00:12:50.742
 Of course it does.

351
00:12:50.742 --> 00:12:51.622
 Does it?

352
00:12:51.622 --> 00:12:53.602
 You don't get the tea on something?

353
00:12:53.602 --> 00:12:55.722
 I don't get the what?

354
00:12:55.722 --> 00:12:56.182
 The tea.

355
00:12:56.182 --> 00:12:57.502
 The tea.

356
00:12:57.502 --> 00:12:59.162
 The gossip, the tea on things.

357
00:12:59.162 --> 00:13:03.322
 No, I don't care about gossip.

358
00:13:03.322 --> 00:13:06.662
 The look on your face is bright.

359
00:13:07.022 --> 00:13:13.082
 But, yeah, you don't want to hear people's personal.

360
00:13:13.082 --> 00:13:29.142
 Well, like I said in the last episode, when somebody says, hi, how are you, when you get that how are you question, you should give them an elaborate second-by-second rundown of your day and see if they ask you again.

361
00:13:29.142 --> 00:13:33.062
 Yeah, just to see what they do.

362
00:13:33.062 --> 00:13:33.742
 Mm-hmm.

363
00:13:36.262 --> 00:13:38.142
 It doesn't bother me.

364
00:13:38.142 --> 00:13:41.442
 You probably get that at work a lot.

365
00:13:41.442 --> 00:13:44.102
 Oh, yeah.

366
00:13:44.102 --> 00:13:46.902
 I don't want to hear your sob story.

367
00:13:46.902 --> 00:13:48.582
 Oh, yeah, I hear it all the time.

368
00:13:48.582 --> 00:13:55.302
 That's probably one of my least favorite things about my job is that it's – because I don't believe half the shit they tell me.

369
00:13:55.302 --> 00:13:58.042
 I think they're all lying anyway because most of them are.

370
00:13:58.042 --> 00:14:02.542
 My grandmother died yesterday just like she did last week.

371
00:14:02.542 --> 00:14:05.442
 Yeah, and to be quite frank, I don't care why you need the money.

372
00:14:05.502 --> 00:14:11.722
 If someone did die in your family, oh, boo-hoo, sorry, my world keeps going.

373
00:14:11.722 --> 00:14:12.962
 So, I don't know.

374
00:14:12.962 --> 00:14:17.042
 I mean, that sounds cold, but I don't know.

375
00:14:17.042 --> 00:14:17.862
 I guess –

376
00:14:17.862 --> 00:14:21.302
 I guess you can only be empathetic for so long.

377
00:14:21.302 --> 00:14:22.362
 Yeah.

378
00:14:22.362 --> 00:14:26.502
 And then when somebody takes advantage of it, you say, okay, well, that's it.

379
00:14:26.502 --> 00:14:29.022
 So, we had to do –

380
00:14:29.022 --> 00:14:29.802
 No more of that.

381
00:14:29.802 --> 00:14:32.782
 We had to do that a week or two ago to a guy.

382
00:14:34.742 --> 00:14:35.662
 And it's the same thing.

383
00:14:35.662 --> 00:14:36.222
 Mm-hmm.

384
00:14:36.222 --> 00:14:37.762
 So –

385
00:14:37.762 --> 00:14:48.022
 Kind of like in the family business, every once in a while, someone would ask for basically a favor.

386
00:14:48.022 --> 00:14:51.262
 Like, would you hold that without any payment or whatever?

387
00:14:51.262 --> 00:14:56.762
 And we would have to say, other people before you have ruined that.

388
00:14:56.762 --> 00:14:57.282
 Yeah.

389
00:14:57.282 --> 00:14:59.002
 Yeah, because it happens all the time.

390
00:14:59.002 --> 00:14:59.382
 Mm-hmm.

391
00:14:59.382 --> 00:15:01.842
 Well, actions of the few ruin for the many.

392
00:15:01.842 --> 00:15:02.222
 Mm-hmm.

393
00:15:02.222 --> 00:15:03.282
 That's what I tell people all the time.

394
00:15:04.622 --> 00:15:05.402
 It's too bad, too.

395
00:15:05.402 --> 00:15:07.162
 Okay.

396
00:15:07.162 --> 00:15:10.722
 Does your hair always have to look perfect?

397
00:15:10.722 --> 00:15:14.282
 I don't know.

398
00:15:14.282 --> 00:15:15.662
 What do you think, mister?

399
00:15:15.662 --> 00:15:20.782
 Apparently, you think I take too long with my hair.

400
00:15:20.782 --> 00:15:24.062
 So, no, I don't think my hair has to look perfect all the time.

401
00:15:24.062 --> 00:15:26.402
 I don't have any hair anymore to worry about.

402
00:15:26.402 --> 00:15:31.562
 So, I mean, I do pamper the hair that I do have.

403
00:15:31.562 --> 00:15:32.782
 So, I guess.

404
00:15:32.782 --> 00:15:35.142
 I don't know.

405
00:15:35.142 --> 00:15:36.302
 I just cut mine short.

406
00:15:36.302 --> 00:15:37.982
 There's nothing to style.

407
00:15:37.982 --> 00:15:38.782
 Yeah.

408
00:15:38.782 --> 00:15:41.402
 My hair's only like a quarter of an inch thick.

409
00:15:41.402 --> 00:15:43.002
 Well, you still comb it, though, don't you?

410
00:15:43.002 --> 00:15:44.582
 Yeah.

411
00:15:44.582 --> 00:15:49.662
 I mean, I could wipe my fingers through it and do just as well.

412
00:15:49.662 --> 00:15:50.702
 Yeah, that's true.

413
00:15:50.702 --> 00:15:59.402
 I don't – I don't care, really, what my hair looks like.

414
00:15:59.402 --> 00:15:59.702
 Yeah.

415
00:15:59.702 --> 00:16:02.182
 I don't care what other people's hair looks like, either.

416
00:16:02.662 --> 00:16:07.162
 So, you wouldn't care what my hair looks like, no matter what?

417
00:16:07.162 --> 00:16:13.422
 So, if you want to meet me and impress me, a fancy hairdresser isn't going to do it?

418
00:16:13.422 --> 00:16:13.802
 No.

419
00:16:13.802 --> 00:16:14.822
 Or a cologne.

420
00:16:14.822 --> 00:16:16.382
 Or a cologne, yeah.

421
00:16:16.382 --> 00:16:20.102
 The only thing that's impressed you is a hairy chest.

422
00:16:20.102 --> 00:16:23.122
 That's how I –

423
00:16:23.122 --> 00:16:24.422
 That's how you picked me out?

424
00:16:24.422 --> 00:16:24.782
 Yeah.

425
00:16:24.782 --> 00:16:28.862
 You never even saw my chest until we met.

426
00:16:28.862 --> 00:16:30.102
 Mm-hmm.

427
00:16:30.102 --> 00:16:32.542
 And it was –

428
00:16:32.542 --> 00:16:34.402
 At that point, I said, this guy's interesting.

429
00:16:34.402 --> 00:16:37.902
 Before then, there was no interest whatsoever.

430
00:16:37.902 --> 00:16:38.642
 Who knew?

431
00:16:38.642 --> 00:16:42.782
 I love you.

432
00:16:42.782 --> 00:16:45.882
 In your own little weird way.

433
00:16:45.882 --> 00:16:50.122
 All right.

434
00:16:50.122 --> 00:16:52.982
 Do you do things just to amuse yourself?

435
00:16:52.982 --> 00:16:56.302
 Yeah.

436
00:16:56.302 --> 00:17:00.502
 I think everybody does.

437
00:17:00.502 --> 00:17:01.582
 Mm-hmm.

438
00:17:01.582 --> 00:17:02.422
 I'm a fidget spinner.

439
00:17:02.422 --> 00:17:03.422
 How many fidget spinners do you have?

440
00:17:03.422 --> 00:17:04.822
 I don't have any right now.

441
00:17:04.822 --> 00:17:05.282
 Mm-hmm.

442
00:17:05.282 --> 00:17:07.022
 But I think there's things that people do.

443
00:17:07.022 --> 00:17:08.262
 Everybody does.

444
00:17:08.262 --> 00:17:09.622
 I mean, to amuse themselves.

445
00:17:09.622 --> 00:17:16.122
 Remember at the Gay Pride – the booth we had at the Gay Pride Festival?

446
00:17:16.122 --> 00:17:16.402
 Mm-hmm.

447
00:17:16.402 --> 00:17:20.602
 You went and you got something because you needed something to fidget with.

448
00:17:20.602 --> 00:17:20.982
 A football.

449
00:17:20.982 --> 00:17:21.522
 Yeah.

450
00:17:21.522 --> 00:17:22.482
 A football, yeah.

451
00:17:22.482 --> 00:17:25.122
 And played with it the whole time, too.

452
00:17:25.122 --> 00:17:25.642
 Mm-hmm.

453
00:17:25.642 --> 00:17:26.382
 So –

454
00:17:26.382 --> 00:17:27.862
 Yeah, I have other things to play with.

455
00:17:27.862 --> 00:17:29.562
 Like what?

456
00:17:29.562 --> 00:17:30.702
 Yeah.

457
00:17:32.302 --> 00:17:35.422
 Yeah, I went and found that football so I could play with it.

458
00:17:35.422 --> 00:17:38.062
 Yes.

459
00:17:38.062 --> 00:17:39.982
 So, to answer that question, yes.

460
00:17:39.982 --> 00:17:41.842
 I do things to amuse myself.

461
00:17:41.842 --> 00:17:42.502
 Hmm.

462
00:17:42.502 --> 00:17:44.182
 Do you think you do?

463
00:17:44.182 --> 00:17:48.862
 Probably, but I can't think of any examples.

464
00:17:48.862 --> 00:17:52.122
 Write computer programs, start podcasts.

465
00:17:52.122 --> 00:17:56.482
 Yeah, I pretty much go from one project to another.

466
00:17:56.482 --> 00:17:57.242
 Yeah, too.

467
00:17:57.242 --> 00:18:01.962
 But I don't – a lot of people start projects.

468
00:18:02.182 --> 00:18:06.702
 And then never pursue after that.

469
00:18:06.702 --> 00:18:07.642
 That's true.

470
00:18:07.642 --> 00:18:08.342
 You do.

471
00:18:08.342 --> 00:18:18.102
 I wrote in my journal the other day that the programming projects that I do,

472
00:18:18.102 --> 00:18:21.422
 the fun part is putting it together.

473
00:18:21.422 --> 00:18:22.162
 Mm-hmm.

474
00:18:22.162 --> 00:18:23.762
 Actually, using it.

475
00:18:23.762 --> 00:18:24.682
 Using fun?

476
00:18:24.682 --> 00:18:25.142
 Yeah.

477
00:18:25.142 --> 00:18:25.842
 Yeah.

478
00:18:25.842 --> 00:18:27.342
 Hmm.

479
00:18:27.342 --> 00:18:32.062
 It's like getting a Lego set, putting it together.

480
00:18:32.062 --> 00:18:34.502
 And once it's done, putting it together, it just kind of sits there.

481
00:18:34.502 --> 00:18:34.962
 Mm-hmm.

482
00:18:34.962 --> 00:18:35.702
 Yeah.

483
00:18:35.702 --> 00:18:36.422
 Mm-hmm.

484
00:18:36.422 --> 00:18:39.742
 Oh, speaking of Legos, I'm getting a set of Legos.

485
00:18:39.742 --> 00:18:41.002
 Okay.

486
00:18:41.002 --> 00:18:43.802
 Remember, yeah, we'll talk about that out there.

487
00:18:43.802 --> 00:18:45.362
 We don't need to talk about that on the podcast.

488
00:18:45.362 --> 00:18:48.102
 But I got excited about it since it's the one that I want.

489
00:18:48.102 --> 00:18:48.862
 Yeah, we saw it.

490
00:18:48.862 --> 00:18:49.562
 Hmm.

491
00:18:49.562 --> 00:18:50.162
 Shields.

492
00:18:50.162 --> 00:18:52.502
 Okie dokie.

493
00:18:52.502 --> 00:19:01.162
 Oh, speaking of projects, I have done a project to convert our podcast episodes

494
00:19:01.162 --> 00:19:01.942
 from audio to video.

495
00:19:01.942 --> 00:19:03.022
 From audio into video.

496
00:19:03.022 --> 00:19:03.702
 Video, mm-hmm.

497
00:19:03.702 --> 00:19:05.282
 And uploading them on YouTube.

498
00:19:05.282 --> 00:19:05.802
 Yep.

499
00:19:05.802 --> 00:19:08.382
 How many episodes have you done?

500
00:19:08.382 --> 00:19:11.062
 Maybe half a dozen.

501
00:19:11.062 --> 00:19:11.682
 Okay.

502
00:19:11.682 --> 00:19:14.542
 The programming didn't take me very long.

503
00:19:14.542 --> 00:19:23.502
 I wanted, most people just upload their MP3 audio file with a cover on it.

504
00:19:23.502 --> 00:19:29.722
 And when you see them on YouTube, it's just this static picture for an hour.

505
00:19:29.722 --> 00:19:30.322
 Mm-hmm.

506
00:19:30.322 --> 00:19:31.822
 And I think that's boring.

507
00:19:31.822 --> 00:19:37.082
 So, I wrote a program to change the cover art every few seconds.

508
00:19:37.082 --> 00:19:44.702
 And so, yeah, the programming part was more fun than the doing part.

509
00:19:44.702 --> 00:19:46.022
 Okay.

510
00:19:46.022 --> 00:19:48.002
 And YouTube does not make it easy.

511
00:19:48.002 --> 00:19:55.822
 You can't just call an API that I know of to populate your channel.

512
00:19:55.822 --> 00:19:57.062
 Okay.

513
00:19:57.062 --> 00:19:59.822
 You have all these manual steps you have to do.

514
00:19:59.822 --> 00:20:00.762
 Hmm.

515
00:20:01.702 --> 00:20:02.762
 Well, that's good.

516
00:20:02.762 --> 00:20:05.942
 I mean, another form, another way of hearing us.

517
00:20:05.942 --> 00:20:12.702
 Yeah, it might get us some exposure, but YouTube is so vast and there's so many other things

518
00:20:12.702 --> 00:20:16.002
 to see, nobody's ever going to find our podcast on there.

519
00:20:16.002 --> 00:20:16.762
 No.

520
00:20:16.762 --> 00:20:19.962
 We don't even know if anyone's listening now, so.

521
00:20:19.962 --> 00:20:20.962
 It's true.

522
00:20:20.962 --> 00:20:23.462
 So, all right.

523
00:20:23.462 --> 00:20:26.742
 Do you like to tell stories about your real-life experiences?

524
00:20:26.742 --> 00:20:28.422
 I suppose.

525
00:20:28.422 --> 00:20:30.282
 I think everybody does.

526
00:20:30.282 --> 00:20:31.682
 Yeah, I mean, I tell people enough.

527
00:20:31.682 --> 00:20:34.922
 People ask enough about my leg and stuff like that, and I tell that story.

528
00:20:34.922 --> 00:20:36.382
 So, I mean.

529
00:20:36.382 --> 00:20:44.602
 Regularly at work, somebody says, you know, I'm getting an appendectomy or I'm getting

530
00:20:44.602 --> 00:20:52.882
 a wisdom tooth removed or whatever, and they'll go around asking other people for their stories.

531
00:20:52.882 --> 00:20:55.162
 And it's usually horrible, horrible stories.

532
00:20:55.162 --> 00:20:56.082
 Yeah.

533
00:20:56.082 --> 00:20:57.642
 It's brutal.

534
00:20:57.642 --> 00:20:59.802
 Okay.

535
00:20:59.802 --> 00:20:59.942
 Yeah.

536
00:20:59.942 --> 00:21:01.562
 Yeah.

537
00:21:01.562 --> 00:21:05.662
 I think, like I said, I tell them plenty of things, you know what I mean?

538
00:21:05.662 --> 00:21:11.582
 And then people ask me about, like, it's almost like a club when people see who are other amputees.

539
00:21:11.582 --> 00:21:15.642
 I've told you that, and people will say, well, where did he go?

540
00:21:15.642 --> 00:21:19.422
 They want to know where I went, where, you know, he does my prosthetic and stuff like

541
00:21:19.422 --> 00:21:19.602
 that.

542
00:21:19.602 --> 00:21:21.422
 So, yeah, I'm constantly telling people.

543
00:21:21.422 --> 00:21:25.042
 I comment on the cane club every once in a while.

544
00:21:25.042 --> 00:21:25.582
 Mm.

545
00:21:25.582 --> 00:21:26.362
 Yeah.

546
00:21:26.362 --> 00:21:31.542
 Sometimes I'll see somebody at work who is using a cane that I've never seen them use.

547
00:21:31.542 --> 00:21:36.202
 I've seen somebody using it before, and I'll say, are you a permanent member of the cane

548
00:21:36.202 --> 00:21:37.822
 club, or is this just temporary?

549
00:21:37.822 --> 00:21:38.262
 Yeah.

550
00:21:38.262 --> 00:21:39.262
 Yeah.

551
00:21:39.262 --> 00:21:42.042
 So, do you think you're a permanent member or temporary?

552
00:21:42.042 --> 00:21:44.402
 Unfortunately, probably permanent, yeah.

553
00:21:44.402 --> 00:21:44.742
 Yeah.

554
00:21:44.742 --> 00:21:52.482
 At least when I'm walking a distance, and it really all depends on how much pain I'm

555
00:21:52.482 --> 00:21:53.062
 in at the time.

556
00:21:53.062 --> 00:21:53.302
 Yeah.

557
00:21:53.302 --> 00:22:00.462
 I take it to work because it's quite a long distance from where I park to my desk, and

558
00:22:00.462 --> 00:22:01.522
 I never know.

559
00:22:01.522 --> 00:22:04.702
 I don't know how the day's going to end, so it's better to have it with me.

560
00:22:04.702 --> 00:22:05.642
 Have the cane with you.

561
00:22:05.642 --> 00:22:06.082
 Yeah.

562
00:22:06.082 --> 00:22:06.882
 That's smart.

563
00:22:06.882 --> 00:22:09.162
 All right.

564
00:22:09.162 --> 00:22:13.322
 Do you ever do offbeat things just to provoke people?

565
00:22:13.322 --> 00:22:19.322
 I can't see you doing that.

566
00:22:19.322 --> 00:22:21.362
 You never want any attention.

567
00:22:21.362 --> 00:22:22.722
 What do you mean?

568
00:22:22.722 --> 00:22:24.922
 So, you're being serious, like I don't...

569
00:22:24.922 --> 00:22:25.162
 Mm-hmm.

570
00:22:25.162 --> 00:22:25.762
 Yeah.

571
00:22:25.762 --> 00:22:27.082
 I don't think I do.

572
00:22:27.082 --> 00:22:29.622
 I think it's just like fading into the background.

573
00:22:29.622 --> 00:22:30.662
 Mm-hmm.

574
00:22:30.662 --> 00:22:31.502
 So, I don't know.

575
00:22:31.522 --> 00:22:32.502
 I'd rather be back there.

576
00:22:32.502 --> 00:22:33.702
 Do you think you do?

577
00:22:33.702 --> 00:22:40.042
 I don't do offbeat things to provoke people, but I beat off to provoke people.

578
00:22:40.042 --> 00:22:44.602
 You were just waiting to tell that joke, weren't you?

579
00:22:44.602 --> 00:22:47.942
 Just wait it.

580
00:22:47.942 --> 00:22:49.182
 Wait it, wait it, and wait.

581
00:22:49.182 --> 00:22:53.422
 Lying in wait, lurking in the background, waiting for that.

582
00:22:53.422 --> 00:22:54.642
 All right.

583
00:22:54.642 --> 00:22:58.682
 The people who crave attention are the ones who do that.

584
00:22:58.682 --> 00:22:59.222
 Yeah.

585
00:22:59.222 --> 00:23:00.082
 Yeah.

586
00:23:01.482 --> 00:23:02.742
 So, no, I don't think I do.

587
00:23:02.742 --> 00:23:03.822
 Definitely not.

588
00:23:03.822 --> 00:23:04.182
 No.

589
00:23:04.182 --> 00:23:05.402
 All right.

590
00:23:05.402 --> 00:23:06.702
 Well, do you have a joke for us this week?

591
00:23:06.702 --> 00:23:08.762
 I do, but...

592
00:23:08.762 --> 00:23:09.882
 Am I going to get it?

593
00:23:09.882 --> 00:23:12.682
 Probably not.

594
00:23:12.682 --> 00:23:13.682
 Probably not.

595
00:23:13.682 --> 00:23:17.742
 Two hunters are out in the woods when one of them collapses.

596
00:23:17.742 --> 00:23:21.002
 He isn't breathing, and his eyes are glazed.

597
00:23:21.002 --> 00:23:24.702
 The other guy gets on his phone and calls 911 and says,

598
00:23:24.702 --> 00:23:26.482
 My friend is dead.

599
00:23:26.482 --> 00:23:27.542
 What can I do?

600
00:23:27.542 --> 00:23:29.102
 And the operator says,

601
00:23:29.102 --> 00:23:29.782
 Calm down.

602
00:23:29.782 --> 00:23:30.642
 I can help.

603
00:23:31.462 --> 00:23:33.902
 First, let's make sure he's really dead.

604
00:23:33.902 --> 00:23:36.162
 And there's silence and a gunshot.

605
00:23:36.162 --> 00:23:37.282
 Okay, now what?

606
00:23:37.282 --> 00:23:43.022
 That's terrible.

607
00:23:43.022 --> 00:23:44.842
 That is terrible.

608
00:23:44.842 --> 00:23:47.582
 It's funny, but it's terrible.

609
00:23:47.582 --> 00:23:50.222
 All right.

610
00:23:50.222 --> 00:23:53.702
 Oh, gosh.

611
00:23:53.702 --> 00:23:55.662
 All right.

612
00:23:55.662 --> 00:23:59.402
 This was episode 160 of the Baehr and Curadh podcast.

613
00:23:59.402 --> 00:24:00.762
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00:24:01.442 --> 00:24:01.702
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