Will You Survive... The Podcast
Immerse yourself in the world of cinema as we embark on a journey to equip you with the skills to tackle any disaster head-on. Through the lens of thrilling tales, particularly those of the zombie apocalypse, we'll unravel the secrets of preparedness. Join us as we explore the silver screen to empower you for the challenges that lie ahead.
Will You Survive... The Podcast
Will You Survive "Leave the World Behind": Cinematic Oddities and Bizarre Apocalyptic Tales
Join us as we pick apart the Netflix original "Leave the World Behind," We share our strong, and sometimes amusing, opinions on Julia Roberts’ character decisions, and toss in survival tips for hotel stays that you didn’t know you needed—like why you should always bring your own water. Trust us, you'll never look at filtered water the same way again.
Take a nostalgic trip with us as we question whether technology has made us forget the joy (and skill) of old-school navigation. We fondly remember the days of the Thomas Guide while shaking our heads at the tangled web of roads in cities like San Antonio and Los Angeles. Listen as we humorously debate the peculiarities of regional differences within states like California and Texas, and wonder whether Siri can ever match the thrill of getting lost with nothing but a paper map and your wits.
this episode promises insights and entertainment that will leave you chuckling long after it ends.
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Speaker 3:No, you heard it here first everybody, eric has the clap. There's a very funny song called the Clap by I forget the band name, nobody cares.
Speaker 1:Let's get into the episode hello survivors, and welcome to another episode of Will you Survive? The Podcast. I'm your host this episode. I am Alex and I'm joined by my co-hosts. They are Eric Hello and TJ.
Speaker 2:What's good?
Speaker 1:Today we're going to be talking about the movie Leave the World Behind. I believe it's a Netflix original.
Speaker 3:It is.
Speaker 1:And in it I found we had a lot of good uh conversation about survival. So before I get into my ideas, I wanted to say see what you guys thought of the movie the ending was kind of mid.
Speaker 2:It was garbage and friends isn't even that good of a show. Okay, whoa, hang on. Hey, yo it's like yeah it's an okay, shot like it's good. You know like I get it like I used to watch that shit, you know nick at night, you know, but like also, you're gonna leave your entire family during the goddamn start of the apocalypse for the friends season finale I, yeah, I do agree with that part Spoiler they're still friends, like what, yeah?
Speaker 3:You know, canonically, she never even got to see the reunion.
Speaker 2:So yeah, for real.
Speaker 1:She hasn't even seen the reunion. She has no idea.
Speaker 3:Yeah, no, I do agree with that. I think the ending was it ended right at the good part, like right when you would actually see what would happen. Yeah, I kind of forgot that I was that far in the movie and then it just ended me too and I was like oh, okay all right, all right.
Speaker 1:So, with that in mind, we all know uh, I think we all agree that the ending could have been better. Um, I think they, they did something which was let your imagination handle it all out. What happened to all of them.
Speaker 3:Yeah, it was intentional and it was very obviously intentional. The whole directing style was a little weird. The camera shots that they chose, especially in the beginning. The beginning sequence is very strange. A lot of zooming in in weird spots and slow zooms. You know the minecraft slow zoom that we did tj, it was a lot like that can I?
Speaker 1:okay, I'm gonna, I'm gonna, I'm gonna date myself. Everybody knows that I'm old as fuck, thanks to you assholes. But wasn't it like very resident evil-esque, like og resident evil-esque, where it was like zoom in on the character I'm showing you, not that you know TJ could see, but not that our audience can see, but it's zooming in on you and then it goes up above looking down on you oh yeah, yeah, they did that a few times.
Speaker 3:It was just really interesting camera work.
Speaker 2:I would also like to say this movie is basically you stuck in a house with fucking Julia Roberts for like two hours and I hate julia roberts. I think that's another person I dislike, I just dislike her. I hate her face. Damn, fuck you, julia roberts.
Speaker 1:Fuck you the rock okay hang on, whoa why are you always motherfucking people on the podcast, bro?
Speaker 2:julia roberts fuck you, what is?
Speaker 3:it about julia roberts.
Speaker 2:You just don't like her kevin bacon are the same person.
Speaker 3:I get him confused I agree, I do agree with that okay, oh yeah, kevin was in that movie.
Speaker 2:It was ethan hawke. Oh, ethan hawke was in that. Nope, kevin bacon, and they're both in this all right.
Speaker 1:So basic survival content. Uh, we'll cover some of the things first. Regarding this, one of the things I would say is they were going on vacation. So it's not like you're going to automatically think of survival, right, but they did have a chance to go to the grocery store. You know they were doing all of that stuff. One of the things and this might just be me I'd like to know if anybody else does this you go on vacation somewhere. I always buy water. Is that just me?
Speaker 2:I mean that's more of a thing, in like if you go to another country it's like more of a thing. But like I buy water anyways, you know I tap water isn't my go-to like. That's my reason, that's why I drink tap water when I don't have like bottled water or like filtered water, you know, and I'm, and I'm talking whether it's in a hotel or and I've only stayed in like two or three airbnbs.
Speaker 1:It's not really my thing. I've stayed in a lot of hotels and that's always my thing. I always buy water because I know in hotels it's, you know, you could pay $5 for a small little bottle. Or you go to the grocery store and you buy two big, you know two and a half gallon jugs and you're set for a few days.
Speaker 3:I do buy water, but like if I were to go to an Airbnb that had like water on the fridge then I would assume that the yeah, it's filtered Like. I would drink that I won't drink just from the tap.
Speaker 1:Well, hold on, especially where we live. To quote TJ. Hear me out, I don't like using. Yeah, TJ's the only one who's ever said that. Tj's never said that.
Speaker 3:He's the only one who ever says that.
Speaker 2:Hear me out.
Speaker 3:The only thing I have against using a Airbnb fridge is I don't know if they change that filter out well that's what I'm saying if I see the red light flashing to change it yeah, if I see the red light flashing, then I already know, because it's the. The fridge will tell you what color? Light you can't see red. I forgot, yeah, you know, the gray light. Yeah, the gray flashing light.
Speaker 1:I do have to admit I don't notice shit like that.
Speaker 3:It's normally so. I don't even notice it on our fridge. It's actually written on the fridge. It'll say like replace.
Speaker 1:and then there's another one that says that one helps me because it's either illuminated under replace or it's illuminated under order, or it's not illuminated at all, or there's a logo like a symbol on it.
Speaker 2:It's kind of like a hashtag-looking thing.
Speaker 1:Those ones are the ones that I'm talking about. Those ones mess me up because I can't see them.
Speaker 2:Yeah.
Speaker 1:Because they're like this. The newer ones are really good because they're like this bright, illuminated symbol and I heard I can't confirm this, maybe you guys can tell me if this is true but I started being able to see these symbols and I started being able to see streetlights better, like stoplights. I used to always go by top or bottom and I have heard I know this to be true on the streetlights. But I've heard other symbols they start to add, I think for red, they start to add an element of yellow to it.
Speaker 1:I think orange, and then green, they add an element of blue.
Speaker 3:Yeah, I've been noticing more teal instead of green and more like it's like an orangish red.
Speaker 1:And I know that to be true on streetlights more like it's like an orangish red, and I know that to be true on street lights. So the uh, the first thing you go to the grocery store, you know you're good for about three days, right yeah, especially the way they were buying. They were just buying for a weekend right and I I don't think with how far away the store clearly was. I don't think that she went to the store and bought for that day.
Speaker 3:I think she bought for the whole weekend yeah, she went to the store and bought for that day. I think she bought for the whole weekend. Yeah, she bought for the whole weekend. I wouldn't be surprised if they didn't buy water, though, because of the place they were staying.
Speaker 1:I get it.
Speaker 3:That definitely seems like a place that has filtered water.
Speaker 1:And, by the way, new York has some of the best water, that one I do have to admit they have really really good water.
Speaker 3:I'm only worried about the pipes in that, like when it comes to tap water still, but yeah, their tap water is really good.
Speaker 1:But so now let's go off of the other stuff that was pointed out. Did you notice how they did a good job of showing you how reliant we are? And I think Ethan Hawke's character said it point blank, which I liked, but that's later in the movie.
Speaker 2:Isn't that Kevin Bacon's character?
Speaker 1:Yeah, when Ethan Hawke told Kevin Bacon and I forget their names.
Speaker 2:I have it up here and while I'm here for anybody who doesn't know, spoiler alerts.
Speaker 1:We are talking about Leave the World Behind from 2023.
Speaker 3:Oh yeah, that's within two years. Spoiler alert.
Speaker 1:So, bearing grim news of an unknown enemy and the shocking certainty that the city succumbs to chaos, a sharp-dressed stranger and his young companion disrupt Amanda's and Clay's much-needed family vacation. But the information the unwanted couple brings is inconceivable. Now a complex, multi-level mystery unfolds before everyone's eyes, whether they like it or not. After all, the unsuspecting tourists have already encountered a series of mysterious, logic-defying incidents during their brief stay. As a result, vague disbelief and a palpable sense of threat ratchet up the tension, rendering modern technology unreliable. And the question remains in a rapidly disintegrating world where nothing makes sense, what can you do to protect your own and what used to be your cherished ordinary life?
Speaker 1:So that's kind of what I wanted to get to is all of the modern conveniences we have. We saw this dude really failed in using maps, like he couldn't get his GPS so he couldn't even make it to the store. All of the regular basic things. All of them kept reaching for their devices, of course for different reasons, but all of them kept reaching for their devices. Right, they wanted to go back to the modern convenience, and I do think that's what it would be like up front Now-.
Speaker 3:Yeah, for like the first, maybe like the first, probably just like the first day or two, but you think that's short. I think once people lose hope of it coming back, I think your phone's useless. At that point you know what are you gonna do with it. I think after a day of you keep pulling it out, expecting something. And now you know when they saw that I think it was a nuke, uh, that no, those were just bombs oh okay, when that bomb went off in that city.
Speaker 3:I think that's when they realized like oh shit, this isn't going back to normal anytime soon. And I think at that point most people would just abandon their phone, because now you're literally just carrying around a block it doesn't do anything.
Speaker 1:You could use it for things.
Speaker 3:No, I mean, I would say, like eric has a billion songs downloaded on his phone, those would still work uh, yeah, I would still, like I could still use that, um, but my my point being like you're not going to be reaching for it for maps and anything like that, because, for the widely, pretty much every feature in your phone is going to be useless at that point I agree with the sentiment.
Speaker 1:I disagree with the length of time. I think we would be looking for our phones for long after.
Speaker 3:I would probably suggest weeks but I think people, it would be the hope the hope?
Speaker 1:no, we don't. We really don't adapt quickly at all. We have a hard time adapting as modern in modern society.
Speaker 2:We have a hard time adapting to change and I think I'm not as like addicted to my phone as like most people are yeah, I don't think I am either yeah, I feel like it's more of the younger gen z and such that are like kind of on their shit all the time, and also the older people who are on facebook all the time, you know try to judge yourself in a crisis, in an emergency, in, let me, um, oh, I, oh, god, I.
Speaker 1:I have to do this because it's going to be relevant for all people listening. Everybody will know exactly what I mean. Let me just take you to tuesday night, the election right. That wasn't catastrophic, if you will, but everybody was looking at their phones every few minutes.
Speaker 1:You're looking at your phone. You're looking at your phone. You're looking at your phone. Think with that same level, if not more, from a disaster occurring which is worse because they had it, worse because they didn't know anything right? It would be one thing. I think you might be correct if it was. You're in the city and you know everything is foobar but yeah, but they're, yeah, they're out in like they're out in the boondocks and they don't know.
Speaker 2:Yeah, no, information, no, nothing but like at a point. Like your internet's not working, the TV's not working, everything's not working. So like at a point. Why are you going to start?
Speaker 3:checking your phone. It's not going to. What are you going to do?
Speaker 1:it's clear that everything is down it's the hope that it's going to come back up. That's what everybody would be checking for.
Speaker 3:I mean, I would definitely keep my phone to check to see if it is a short-term thing, but it's not going to be like I'm not going to be in the middle of the situation and be like, oh, I forgot Instagram's down, I'm not going to be doing that.
Speaker 2:I'm not thinking Instagram. My main use for a phone in the apocalypse would probably be to like check for things like near my ass.
Speaker 3:Flashlight.
Speaker 2:Like you ever get like a pimple on your like butt cheek and you need to like look at it, so you can picture it as a mirror.
Speaker 1:You know, you are the weirdest freaking person. I think that would just be like the main purpose.
Speaker 3:What else are you going to use a phone?
Speaker 2:for.
Speaker 3:Silly me.
Speaker 1:That's it a level, or are you building cabinetry in the freaking?
Speaker 2:apocalypse level. What do you have a level app?
Speaker 1:on your phone. I do have a level app on my phone, but that's just what the fuck it works. No, I, okay, I disagree with all of that. I, I, you, disagree with the level app. I wouldn't use a level app. You're gonna be freezing cold, you're gonna freaking.
Speaker 2:Open up your lighter app campfire app but I I agree with the sentiment.
Speaker 1:I disagree with the length of time. Uh, I don't use my phone for a mirror like that.
Speaker 2:There's definitely been at least one gooch pick in your phone. No, you're like, oh, that's so weird, you gotta lay ingrown hair. You know, yeah, no, no, oh, no I got a wife dude. Everybody. Alex just sticks his ass in his wife's face. Everybody knows.
Speaker 1:That's right. So, no, I've never done that either. So with all of that, I don't think you know. Know, we're all agreed. You're out in the middle of nowhere, there's no getting any information, right. You're, you're stuck. Yeah, especially if you're incapable. Now I pride myself on my ability of finding, uh, my way around. When I drive somewhere, I know how to get back, right so I do?
Speaker 1:I do judge him kind of harshly that he couldn't find his way back to the store. I'm I'm really kind of like uh, peeved by that number one, because what, and now I'm going to get? I'm going to sound very sexist here, but what kind of a man are you that you don't know how to get your family out of there safely? Like that? That's a big. You that you don't know how to get your family out of there safely? Like that, that's a big. That's a major point. You cannot be driving aimlessly just relying on your freaking gps and not knowing how you can get back out in an emergency. You always got to be thinking that way. But with the older conveniences, let's say you're able to get a hold of a map. How many which of you guys can read a map?
Speaker 2:I can Well. If I just know my general area, I can find where I am.
Speaker 3:That's how I got us out of the Alaskan wilderness. A map, yeah, because Google Maps didn't work, but I could still see the map.
Speaker 2:Yeah, Google Maps has an offline mode. You could use it. See the map. Yeah, Google Maps has an offline mode. You could use it.
Speaker 3:Yeah, so I just found where we started, kind of guesstimated where we walked, found a fork in the river that we were by and then found out where the nearest houses were and we walked in that direction.
Speaker 1:You know? I wonder if that would have worked. Was this guy so lame that he couldn't even pull up Google Maps offline?
Speaker 2:Yeah, you can literally just pull it up offline.
Speaker 1:So okay, but my, my real question is do you guys know how to read the old school Thomas guide?
Speaker 3:I've never used one, but I'm sure I could figure it out. I don't know who Thomas guide is.
Speaker 2:I assume he's a very good with maps.
Speaker 3:I don't know who, mr Guide is it is the map.
Speaker 1:It is the map that's how I feel.
Speaker 3:I just need to know east, west, north, south.
Speaker 1:Boom, I know exactly where I'm heading yeah, it must be nice that you can drive from seattle.
Speaker 2:That way I want to go must be nice.
Speaker 1:That way you can drive from one end of your state to the other in like two hours. That that's that's awesome.
Speaker 3:It's like four hours.
Speaker 2:I mean we literally just have to take the five north just because you live in an elongated state don't mean nothing, sir.
Speaker 3:Actually, I think it would be harder to navigate your way east than it is north, because if you go north you literally just take the five the entire way up the west coast.
Speaker 2:There needs to be a North California and a South California.
Speaker 1:I kind of agree, you're already a little mixed up there, because the one oh, it's not an interstate it turns into the 101 yeah.
Speaker 3:So oh yeah, if I need to get to california. I-5's right over there, baby yep, just five south the whole way. Um, also, I agree, there does seem to be northern california and southern california, and I think that has to do with policy, specifically with agriculture and farmland, because Southern California knows nothing about that and they make laws for that. It's true.
Speaker 2:Cause, which I think all you have over there is dirt. Yeah, we got sand, dirt and Hollywood.
Speaker 3:And so Hollywood essentially makes the policies for all the farmers up North who are like you, don't know shit about farming.
Speaker 1:So only because you actually come from Texas.
Speaker 3:That's ranching country.
Speaker 1:One of our survivors says try navigating Texas, I can get pretty much anywhere.
Speaker 2:First off, I would never be in Texas.
Speaker 1:After growing up here. So you grew up in Texas. Do you think you can navigate around?
Speaker 3:it Not anymore, because I don't remember all the highways that well. I'm sure if I had a map I could figure it out. I would know where the major cities are and how to get there. San Antonio, though, has some of the dumbest streets I've ever seen in my life, and I think even people native to San Antonio get lost in San Antonio because of how dumb the roads are. It's like a toddler took crayons to a paper and they're like that's the road map what is that?
Speaker 3:los angeles of texas los angeles roads make sense compared to san antonio. Wow, really, yeah, like I, when you, once you know the la roads, you're like, oh, it's one of these kinds of merges again. Oh, gotcha, I can anticipate it. San antonio is just like an interesting turn, like around every corner. It just like an interesting turn, like around every corner is just an interesting.
Speaker 1:I'll tell you straight out the five freeway south, just past Los Angeles, just past the 60 freeway. I cannot stand that fucking freeway Because no matter where you are, on what lane, you end up over in the right lane.
Speaker 3:Oh yeah.
Speaker 1:Lanes just appear and disappear the whole time.
Speaker 2:You know, know, no matter what you do, you end up in the right lane like you have to keep changing lanes, getting over left.
Speaker 3:Getting over left, it's, it's. Let me get in the left and stay in the left. Yeah, it makes you feel like you're going crazy, because you're like how the fuck am I over here again?
Speaker 1:so all of this uh comes to if you go somewhere unfamiliar, uh, it might be a good idea to look at a map of where you're going. Even though you have gps and all of that, consider the fact that you could be going somewhere that doesn't have a signal right, you can't get a signal.
Speaker 3:Take note of major areas, I mean that's the main thing, like I get it. If I'm just going on vacation, right, I I'm not looking up a map of the place around me, but I should know the direction where home is and I would remember which way into the city I came and how to get back out of that and go to where I'm going. At least in California, I've gotten very familiar with the Los Angeles area, the Northern Los Angeles area, so it's always nice when I'm driving through for some other random business and I'm like, oh, I know where I am.
Speaker 3:And so I feel pretty confident that I'm good at backtracking my my steps.
Speaker 1:I think being able to you know, backtrack your steps is great, and you got to be able to do that in a car as well, know where you came from and how to get back.
Speaker 2:Just in this movie, not a Tesla.
Speaker 1:Well, okay, so before we get there, since we're going to go into navigation real quick, let's just cover something real quick. Do you guys know how to make a compass out of nothing, out of?
Speaker 2:small items. Oh, you can do it with water and a leaf and some other shit.
Speaker 3:I wouldn't know how to do it, but I know you can do it.
Speaker 1:Water, a leaf and a paper clip yeah, any kind of metal, it can point north.
Speaker 2:But I can find north anyways.
Speaker 1:Yeah, just look at the sun that navigation aspect out of the way? What did you guys think of that scene where the ship came up on shore?
Speaker 3:that was gnarly, that was pretty cool I would have just stopped it oh yeah yeah how would you have done that?
Speaker 2:just walked in front of it and stopped it. You know what I would have done you know what I would have done.
Speaker 1:I would have let you.
Speaker 3:I you know because you know you're my hands that's right when I was watching the boat hit the sand, a small like intrusive thoughts was like I could ride that sand. I could ride that sand that was piling up. I was like I could ride that like a wave.
Speaker 2:For sure I'm kind of proud of like the characters though, because they ran to like the left and the right right far back, exactly like uh I watch uh.
Speaker 2:So there's a youtube channel called cinemasons and he references prometheus a lot, um, and he'll be like oh, these characters clearly went to the school of uh, prometheus running away from things or whatever, and in prometheus there's this big ass like donut ship, I think and they're just running like where it's rolling instead of just going to the left or the right where they'll be safe and I find you know who kind of did that in this movie.
Speaker 3:Um, I forgot his name. What? Who was the homeowner's name? Gh, george, george. George did that when he ran away from the plane. That was that was coming.
Speaker 1:Yeah, yeah, yeah yeah, yeah, that was pretty nuts, so all right. Um, that one was crazy. All the planes falling out of the sky are crazy, but do you guys think it was absolutely freaking bonkers of amanda and clay to not tell george that they witnessed that ship run aground like right in front of them when he's talking about a blackout in the city? Like the reasoning that she gave for not wanting to tell them what was going on was she didn't want to confirm that it was a bigger deal than than she was trying to make it out, fucking julia roberts I mean, so the whole thing like my I think this movie proves that julia roberts is a racist oh my dude, that chick was insufferable and so
Speaker 2:racist looking. You know, for 57 this bitch looked crunchy she was.
Speaker 3:So I, like julia roberts, she played such an insufferable role in the beginning man, she was unlikable. But I don't know, I I don't really feel any way about the, the. What was it called? What was the ship?
Speaker 1:it was a tanker it was a yeah oil tanker oil tanker.
Speaker 3:That's what it is. Um, I don't really feel any way, one way or the other, about the oil tanker and them not saying it. I don't think it would have hurt to say it. I I don't see how it really changes anything if they do say it so like I'm, I just thought it was like they just didn't bring it up it it didn't flow naturally into the conversation, it didn't? I don't know.
Speaker 3:I didn't think they were like trying to hide anything no, she said she was yeah, but when they brought that up, when they brought it up and they're like why didn't you say anything? Well, she was like why didn't you mention it? And he was like I don't know, I just I didn't think about it, like why didn't you say anything? That's kind of where I was at, like I don't, I wasn't really thinking anything of it. It wasn't like trying to hide it or anything like I probably, honestly, would have forgotten to mention it with everything else that was going on. I mean with all like the.
Speaker 2:You know they don't know shit, like everything yeah they. You know all this. There's no information coming in, so I feel like so it's like in their mind, like it's better to hold on to right information rather than give it away, because that's the only thing they really got is right right now yeah, let me ask you.
Speaker 1:Let me ask you this was that in your mind, through hacking of the internet, the webs, uh, the teslas in your mind? Is that even plausible? Yes, yeah, that's completely possible absolutely okay. Do you know why I say no? Why? Because you have to turn on the internet and allow access to the internet. You can't target the internet wirelessly but you exclusive.
Speaker 3:But can't you target tesla's network?
Speaker 1:you can target tesla's network if you bring a network up but so let's say they were to only activate that network you can't do.
Speaker 3:They need access to the internet.
Speaker 1:You need internet, yo, if they're close.
Speaker 2:Everything works on iot planes full of freaking paper that have, like, chinese words on it. I'm pretty sure they're close enough to just have those, like they're close enough to control the cars from where they're at.
Speaker 1:But but wait, wait, wait, but see, that's where.
Speaker 1:That's where the the line in my head falls apart interesting because, yeah, they could be inside of the country, but they would need operatives in every single state, in every single major city doing the same exact thing at the same exact time. You, you wouldn't be able to just turn off the internet and then turn it on by choice, right? If you're turning it off so that the united states government, the military, is down and they can't do anything and they can't alert the people, they there's no access to anything, which, by the way, this is the reason why you need amfm radio but there's amfm radio, can't be hacked?
Speaker 3:yes, it was no, no, no, no. Like whoever was attacking the us in this movie, their internet was not down they. Yeah, they probably had a network, but so could they have not have used satellites to to take over the, the Teslas, remotely.
Speaker 1:No no Cause what. What is the internet of things? The internet of things just runs off of a network, right? So if you bring up that network, if you bring, if you bring up a network, everybody will see it right, you'll have a network. But the problem is is that, like little wifi devices, stuff like that, they won't just turn on by somebody turning on a network. But the problem is is that, like little wi-fi devices, stuff like that, they won't just turn on by somebody turning on a network. You've got to connect them, you gotta. That's what you would have to do to the tesla. You would have to put the tesla network onto that private network in order for it to work, or you just bring up a public network.
Speaker 2:Or it's all a conspiracy and Elon Musk was working with said people.
Speaker 3:Whether that was a certain one country or multiple countries.
Speaker 1:So wait, are you suggesting that Elon was in on it?
Speaker 2:Elon's probably in on it.
Speaker 3:Okay, I just want to point out he just wants to get to Mars.
Speaker 2:Okay, I just want to point out to mars I think I just want to point out that's why it's called leave the world behind. See, I solved it. Oh damn, it's all about elon musk and how he wants to go to mars he's taking us to mars. He's gonna rename mars into case closed all right, mars x, mars x what were you gonna say?
Speaker 3:can we talk about the fact that tesla and starbucks definitely paid a shit ton?
Speaker 1:of money. Dude right this movie right, I mean, yeah, how much their brand was just shoved in your face so now, now, uh, mine is, uh, I've got to be so much more um invested in that I'm gonna I going to have to research that whole internet thing.
Speaker 1:That's an interesting Stealth Queen says I think it'd be less of a turning off the internet and more blocking it, which I believe is true. But again, you can't quite block the internet and then access inanimate objects, like you have to have somebody on the other side. Maybe if someone is in Tesla who's connecting all of their network into this, into this network, this private network they create okay.
Speaker 3:So at the end of the movie, when she was in the bunker, there was that screen that was saying the white house and places were being taken over by rogue agents. It would not be the craziest stretch of the imagination to imagine that potentially they had agents go to Tesla headquarters and do exactly that.
Speaker 2:Possible Connect them remotely. I'm pretty sure all Teslas are connected, okay.
Speaker 3:Yeah, all Tesla. That's the whole point of them.
Speaker 1:Once you get in, you're in.
Speaker 2:And you get the vulnerabilities. You know you get them all and just have them.
Speaker 3:So I do think it's plausible, because I think that's one of the concerns that people have with with so much technology and cars okay, that's where I was gonna go of them being taken over real quick.
Speaker 1:How freaking dumb is autopilot with the knowledge that hackers exist who could definitely take over your car?
Speaker 3:it's just scary that, like we saw it happen with windows, where they put out that that update, that shut down like the whole internet for like a day and it messed up airlines and all that, so like it's so easy to make one little mistake that goes back to, like you know, y2k the reason y2k wasn't a thing is because motherfuckers knew it was going to happen like years beforehand and were working on making sure nothing happened.
Speaker 2:So that's why it wasn't a thing because people worked on it, not being a thing, so like shit can happen.
Speaker 3:They're here. Who the zombies? I thought the gate would stop them. They knocked it down instantly.
Speaker 1:How much time do we have? They're already here, we should have bought that beautiful Los Angeles dream house in that safe neighborhood that Corinne showed us.
Speaker 3:I know it was so much more defensible and Corinne would have had us moved in before the apocalypse.
Speaker 1:Do you think it's too late to call her now? I'll try, no, no.
Speaker 3:We should have called.
Speaker 1:Corinne sooner. Don't wait until it's too late. Call Corinne Salas today at 714-510-6443, and buy your Los Angeles dream house now. That's 714-510-6443. You can also find her on Instagram at nexthomebycorinne, or visit her website at corinnesalasnexthomegrandviewcom, or visit our website at corinnesalisnexthomegrandviewcom. That's C-O-R-I-N-N-E-S-A-L-A-S dot nexthomegrandviewcom. After all of that had gone on, we have the issue with her son. Let me look. What was his name again? Archie, where his teeth started falling out. Now I'm gonna let you guys tell me. What do you think was the cause of that and why was he the only?
Speaker 2:one subjected to it yeah, so I'm sure just the maybe he was closer to it or something kevin bacon's character mentioned it and he said it was radiation that it was emitting radiation levels and that there was some people reporting that their teeth would fall out.
Speaker 3:Now he said some, not all. I do think it was weird that only archie was affected by this and you could even see he was getting physically sick, but they also. Right before he started getting sick, they showed him very explicitly getting bit by that tick in the forest, which I thought it was so weird that they put so much focus on that. And it was only brought up one more time when he was throwing up and he was like maybe it was that bug that bit me. And they were like what bug? And he was like I don't know, I just got bit in the forest and then it was never brought up again yeah, right, so then shit like that can happen you.
Speaker 1:You know yeah.
Speaker 2:There's a tick, a Lone Star tick. It can just make you allergic to red meat. You could just never eat steak or drink milk or cheese or whatever. It'll just make you allergic to it and you just can't have it.
Speaker 1:Now I know that a tick bite can cause, as he said in there, lyme disease. I know that for a fact. That is a common uh, a common failure with uh ticks. Now, now, now, I'm just gonna be silly, but uh, a little, uh little silly warning. In another universe couldn't he have become the tick being bitten by a radioactive tick? Isn't that how it happens? Spider-man was bit by a. Was it a radioactive spider?
Speaker 3:yeah, it was radioactive spider did you hear about that? Little boy who let a black widow bite him because he thought he would turn into spider-man oh come on, he's okay, but oh good he, uh, he was.
Speaker 3:He suffered it out for like two hours and then he told his mom and then they took him, he captured, he was smart, okay, he captured the spider and he kept it. Yeah. And so when he, when it got bad and he was like, oh yeah, I got to tell my mom they were able to bring the spider with them to the hospital. And they were, they were able to Let me bring up something to you guys.
Speaker 2:Process man, you just got to actually actually I.
Speaker 3:I don't think black widow bites will do that brown recluse bites will do that black widow bites just fucking hurt.
Speaker 1:Okay, I've heard, so I've got to bring up something. Uh, carpe diem brought this up in the chat and this is, uh, this is relevant to our podcast. Do you guys hear about the research facility that lost baboons? No, yeah, it's in south dakota that dude 40 freaking baboons planet of the apes is gonna happen now dude, I don't think planet of the apes, I think that's freaking, 28 days later nah, dude, I'm thinking planet the rage virus side, there's gonna be a big ass freaking chimpanzees.
Speaker 2:it's gonna be like no, and I'm gonna be like no and I'm going to be like I, my bad.
Speaker 3:You're like fair enough, what do you want me to pick? I can pick up this, what, what?
Speaker 2:I'm yours now. I don't know what to tell you.
Speaker 3:I have shit in my pants. You have dominated me I don't know what to tell you.
Speaker 2:Sorry, you know, I give up.
Speaker 1:Nope, I'm not worried about that one. I'm worried about 28 days later?
Speaker 3:No, I didn't hear about that. What were they working on?
Speaker 2:Your guess is as good as mine, oh yeah, I mean, what are the options, what are the?
Speaker 1:options, not options.
Speaker 3:Not options. I didn't mean options.
Speaker 1:You may be entitled to compensation. Oh my God, You're the exact reason why we keep getting restricted.
Speaker 2:I can't call them monkeys anymore. Give them the warning. Give them the warning.
Speaker 1:Give them the warning.
Speaker 2:Oh no, give them the warning. I'm black, I'm warning.
Speaker 1:Okay, okay, okay.
Speaker 3:So now I can't call them that anymore.
Speaker 1:I want call him that anymore. I want to go to. I want to go to the that was bad that was really I don't know. I don't know if anybody in the chat actually caught that, because that was really bad.
Speaker 2:Good wait, I hope you know I didn't I was just repeating what he said dude, I mean, no, I know that was what tj said.
Speaker 1:I heard him. That's what I'm saying.
Speaker 2:I don't know if you might have screwed yourself because you repeated what he said and they only heard you say it it was like oh, we start we start seeing the the uh viewers drop it would either be.
Speaker 1:It would either be that they would all drop or you'd see it start flying off the handle.
Speaker 3:It skyrocketed followed by me getting clipped.
Speaker 2:Should I clip that?
Speaker 3:It's just a soundbite of TJ being like warning, I'm black, and then me being like you can't call him that anymore, oh my God.
Speaker 1:Okay, so with all of that, I wanted to get to the bunker. Did anybody else think that was the most impressive fucking bunker?
Speaker 3:That's a beautiful bunker, Beautiful bunker yeah.
Speaker 1:Now did anybody else ask where the fuck are the homeowners? You have this destination and you're gone.
Speaker 2:You're not there that lucky and find that in new york city you know, I think they were also on vacation.
Speaker 3:Okay, you know what?
Speaker 1:you're right george said that. He said he was gonna go. Look, uh, go to the neighbors thinking that they were not gonna be there yeah you don't ever see them around this time of year so you're right. Uh what? I'm not on vacation. I'm sorry they weren't on vacation. They went back home.
Speaker 3:This was their vacation home so what I find most annoying about the bunker situation is, first of all, the daughter just dips out on them, uh, says nothing, I just gone. And then that meal that she was eating made me want to vomit reese's peanut butter cups. It was so much sugar, it was just all sugar, it was so much. And then she finds this bunker. And I don't know maybe I'm just a great person, this little this I got words to say about her. She finds this bunker and then she's like, yeah, let me pop in the last episode of Friends, instead of going and telling my family that I found this bunker, when everybody seems very scared and weirded out about what's going on. I'm just going to watch the last episode of Friends here because I've been wanting to see it.
Speaker 2:Just like not nearly enough DVDs, I feel like they definitely needed more DVDs. In that bunker You're going to end up like. Will Smith in the fucking what's it called.
Speaker 3:Watching Shrek over and over, I am legend.
Speaker 2:You're just going to memorize every freaking everything.
Speaker 3:Are you being sarcastic?
Speaker 1:Because there were so many movies, so many DVDs, not enough. No, way more than you would need Think of how long radiation lasts, and I'm guessing that's probably not the only nuke that's going to drop.
Speaker 1:But think about no, no, no, it was. It was number one one thing that I've been reading modern nukes are not like Hiriroshima nagasaki. They're not going to spread the fallout the way those did. That's why they came up with the term clean bomb. Now, if these were terrorist attacks which I don't think they were, because they were showing jets flying by and and bombing you heard gunshots, gunfire, all of that. The second explosion was most assuredly in the city.
Speaker 2:It was something in the city. It wasn't like a power, something wasn't dropped right.
Speaker 1:So the first one we didn't get to see, but it was like a big mushroom cloud. It wasn't absolutely enormous or anything like that, but when, uh, when all of this went down, they were trying to show us what kevin bacon's character hold on. I have his name here. Why did I, why did I not say danny, when danny was telling us he was talking to somebody in san diego and they, he had intel that said it was going to happen in three stages and the third stage was going to be civil war, that we would, we would destroy ourselves from within. Yeah.
Speaker 2:They're going to cut you off from everything. They're going to spread misinformation and then you will take care of ourselves.
Speaker 1:You know we're all going to start shooting, and that all of that, all of that being the case and everything else was accurate up to that point, we have to think that they were telling us the truth about what was all of the explosions and fighting down in the uh in the city that they were hearing. It was civil war. It wasn't. It wasn't terrorist attacks, it wasn't uh nuclear bombs going off. These were explosions occurring in the city from, if I may, uh stupidity. You know, people setting off explosions and doing something major in a major city can cause a major explosion. But, with that said, all of the radiation that was coming from. I don't know what exactly it was coming from, but I do know what you're talking about.
Speaker 3:We saw it the sound waves, and I do want to know. I didn't really catch it too much much, but it looked like archie had radiation burns around his eyes and around his mouth oh interesting um towards the end, like when he was in a car radiated.
Speaker 2:Your body dies, but you stay alive.
Speaker 3:Yeah like well, your, your genetic, your dna is being changed. Uh, it's being just well, it's actually not being changed, it's being destroyed.
Speaker 1:Well, one of the common side effects of radiation poison is your body stops developing new cells.
Speaker 3:Yeah, so I think he gave him radiation tablets. I think that's what the medicine.
Speaker 1:I thought it was a couple of.
Speaker 2:Park 30s yeah, hey, write it out. Big dog, you got it make sure you keep.
Speaker 1:Make sure you keep iodine on hand. Write it out big dog.
Speaker 2:Iodine works for many different applications, radiation being one of what well he he really needed is just some vicks vapor really I think that would have solved his whole issue. If he just rubbed a little bit of that on his gums, you know, it would have imagine the taste grew his teeth back, I think. I think he just rubbed a little bit of that on his gums, you know oh, it would have imagine the taste grew his teeth back, I think I think he just needed veneers.
Speaker 2:Yeah, it looks good looks good I'd also like one last thing I want to bring up is that I said it to eric when we talked earlier before I got on um, because this was produced by the obamas. I'm sure lots of the stuff in this is highly probable in some way Like that weapon or whatever. Whatever fucking Archie got hit with. That's like some probably some real shit, you know but they all got.
Speaker 3:Well, yeah, yeah, there is actually, like you could look it up. There's been testing, I believe, at the South Pole. There's been testing, I believe at the south pole there's been testing on um, on like precise weapons that that use like sound waves and frequencies. Um, I believe, the south pole. I was reading an article. I don't know how much actual fact is in this article, but I was reading an article where somebody was talking about, uh, the kinds of experiments that they run in the South Pole, some of which being targeted weapons systems.
Speaker 1:Weather manipulation.
Speaker 3:Yeah, there's a lot of weird shit that was called conspiracy for a long time and is now coming out that it's been happening.
Speaker 1:One of the things the Russians and America set up at the South Pole was weather manipulation weapons that they could. It's mutually assured destruction. Hey, you fuck with us. We could wipe you out too. It's pretty much the same as nukes Same thing, only different.
Speaker 3:Yeah.
Speaker 1:It's a way to wipe us out, and you can go and claim the spoils of war of the land afterwards without it being radiated.
Speaker 2:Yeah, president, joe Biden is an airbender. An airbender, he set the hurricanes.
Speaker 3:Yeah you're right, you're right. I would call that more waterbending.
Speaker 1:So those are our thoughts on Wait.
Speaker 3:Biden's the avatar.
Speaker 2:Biden is the avatar Master of four elements and when the world needed him most Water air shows a hurricane.
Speaker 3:Fire shows the economy Earth.
Speaker 1:The economy. So with all of that, we're going into the conspiracy theory, because I do believe in uh, like the MK ultra was the use of misinformation and misleading people and using movies, and I think that's one of my favorite things is you put the truth in the movies so that way, when people say, yeah, the government's doing it, I saw it in a movie You're immediately discredited. Right, that's the KGB tactic of give credible're immediately discredited. Right, that's the kgb tactic of give credible information to discredited witnesses.
Speaker 3:yep and um so they also there's that I mean we, we see it happen in our political system. Where I mean we? Actually we saw it happen during covid, where there was doctors who were coming out against the vaccine, who were constantly being silenced and discredited, and then later it's found out that it was rather wrong.
Speaker 1:Oh, yeah, it does cause myocarditis. Who would have thought?
Speaker 3:Oh, come at me Boeing.
Speaker 1:Oh damn.
Speaker 3:Don't say that.
Speaker 1:You are just asking for it, all right, so we might as well just find a replacement for TJ.
Speaker 2:Boeing's going to kill him. They're going gonna play clips on the freaking news when I'm dead. They're like oh yeah, no, he said he wanted to die they're gonna play clips from the podcast, popular host of hit podcast.
Speaker 1:Will you survive the podcast?
Speaker 3:eric eric and I will be really sad for a little bit, because 30 times found hanging in his room via suicide, with 30 shots to the back of his head we were eric and I will be really, really sad until we realize that.
Speaker 1:Will you survive? The podcast is off the charts. We're higher than joe rogan on spotify I know that.
Speaker 3:True, we'll have an episode where our first video episode will be us at the graveyard with a mic set up at your grave with a mic pointed at the ground hello everybody, welcome back to another episode of will you survive?
Speaker 2:it's just Eric, the podcast TJ, you gotta say it you gotta say it we just edit in someone the whole time and be like oh damn, actually.
Speaker 1:You know what makes it even funnier we're at your grave site. Will you survive? He didn't. Damn. Actually. You know what makes it even funnier we're at your gravesite. Will you survive? He didn't.
Speaker 2:Pussy. I won this episode. Oh my God.
Speaker 1:You know who didn't have three days.
Speaker 3:You know who didn't have enough water TJ.
Speaker 1:TJ, he didn't follow the rules of three.
Speaker 2:This episode is sponsored by Brita.
Speaker 1:No, it's not. No, it's not. We have no sponsor of Brita. Oh man, I wish.
Speaker 3:Hey Brita.
Speaker 1:Hey, brita hey.
Speaker 3:Brita, you want to sponsor us? Hey, brita, I'll pee in your filter and drink it if you sponsor us.
Speaker 1:Whoa, that is some faith in the product right there cup and drink it.
Speaker 2:They're like why would we? Why I don't?
Speaker 1:why I don't?
Speaker 3:I don't want you to do that, oh god so no, I get it in the filter to show how good it is all right, I'm gonna send out some.
Speaker 1:I'm gonna send out some emails. We're gonna try something. Will you guys drink? Yes, through a live straw out of the toilet yeah, oh, no, no, uh.
Speaker 3:Yeah, it's a mental thing for me. In an apocalypse I would, but it's a mental thing for me, I will not do that you know, I will tell you honestly, I still wouldn't do it can I?
Speaker 1:clean. There's so much like bacteria.
Speaker 3:Yeah, there's so much bacteria and shit that I think we'll still get through you know what's funny it?
Speaker 1:there's not a lot of bacteria in your toilet. There's very few. If you put comparison to your sink, your kitchen, there's so many more bacteria in your kitchen sink than in your toilet. The bacteria in your toilet is so absolutely violently nasty yeah, it destroys all other bacteria survival thing.
Speaker 2:That, like, is really fucking vile, and I don't even. I don't know if I'd do it, even if I was dying. If your house is on fire and it's full of smoke and you need fresh air, you can take a tube and shove it all the way down your toilet and then breathe the air from down there through the pipe I'm not breathing shit air from my last breath in a fire. I'm sorry, I'm just gonna burn yeah that's rough, you know.
Speaker 1:Here's why I wouldn't recommend that, at least here in la. I wouldn't do that because there's so much methane and if you're in a fire, if there's enough, you're gonna be combustible. Well, that air is gonna be, you're gonna burn, you're gonna catch fire in the sewers.
Speaker 3:Yeah, that'd be bad yeah, I mean I don't. Are there any shutoffs like emergency shutoffs, not in the sewer?
Speaker 1:no, that just kind of sits if you can ignite methane, it'll take a lot. You'll. It'll take a lot, but if you can ignite methane, huh would that can ignite methane?
Speaker 3:I'd want to see the combusting point of methane see if a house fire could cause it, would that just cause like a bunch of, like a chain reaction of explosions in people's toilets?
Speaker 2:Yeah, it would just be a huge explosion all through the sewers put hand sanitizer in a bottle, shaken it up, dumped out like the rest and then just lit the top of the bottle. It kind of starts at the top and goes down and kind of expands.
Speaker 3:You know now we should never do that. We should have a science episode I would love that. Actually, that'd be survival science with the boys.
Speaker 2:Today we're gonna be in a brito filter. Hey, alex, who won the episode?
Speaker 1:I will film all of that for you guys, but I am not getting involved I will not be drinking urine can you?
Speaker 2:use eric's beard to start a fire. Find out next time.
Speaker 3:That's a could you use if you had a long enough beard? Could you use it as tinder for a fire, hair kind of?
Speaker 2:melts yeah hair just melts yeah, I don't know so just because I am, I, mean, that's what happened. Very curious here, that's what happened.
Speaker 1:I am looking it up and I was trying to see if I can find it quickly hindenburg hairdo band.
Speaker 2:I think it could catch.
Speaker 1:I think I think I'm right if you can catch methane on fire. So if you allow trapped methane from the sewer to escape and you give access to the fire. Um, fire burns.
Speaker 2:Hotter than 890 degrees is it more, I think it would bang than a burn is it like hydrogen where?
Speaker 1:it just explodes I think it's more of a burn okay, that's what I was gonna say.
Speaker 1:Like would people's toilets start exploding in the nearby houses, or um, it would basically erupt, blowing the sewer up, blowing the street up, all of that would, as soon as fresh air got in, it would stop, but it would like just stay on fire. But it would would be like, if it's contained, if it's locked in, yeah, it'll probably be a large explosion. So with that, I think we will give the winner's circle. Are you guys ready, chat? Who do you think the winner is?
Speaker 3:It's definitely me, for sure me, it's gotta be me.
Speaker 2:You're killing me, tj the freaking the peaks on the recording is so funny josh, who do you vote for?
Speaker 1:who should be the winner? Let me see all of you vote for who you want the winner to be. Is it eric or tj? Who's the winner of this episode? You, you guys know who the winner is in my head, it's by participation to me, by good answers to me.
Speaker 2:But I think, I think you should, you should take josh says eric, because obama gave him clap. Most of the funny in this episode has come from somebody.
Speaker 1:Madison says TJ Obvi, so we got one in one.
Speaker 3:I am TJ. I think I need sympathy points for me getting the clap from Obama. You know, if you don't vote for me, you're racist.
Speaker 2:Oh damn, You're pulling out the election strategy and, um, I have something.
Speaker 3:If I don't win, I have something oh see, he has a plan for if he loses, for like it's supposed to happen if he's supposed to lose if who who's winning, I just I need to know who the winner is I, I gotta see what.
Speaker 1:What's still? I've got to vote one and one right now. Who wins? I mean the black one is funny, but I'm going the other guy let's go, all right so last episode I said hey, I'm subtracting one future win from eric.
Speaker 2:This is that future power you don't have that. I have the power.
Speaker 1:It was, it was said, when you're you make the rules and it goes on. You have power.
Speaker 3:Yes, you have power. Host. What do you think? What do you think you have power during your episode?
Speaker 2:Do you think that we're the people who back out on our word, Mr.
Speaker 3:Alex Host, sir, you can't just no, but you just made an unofficial word, you just made a rule that has no standing.
Speaker 2:It. I'm going to tell you, I'm going to, I'm going to tell you, I'm going to tell you what I think about this and why I do not agree because you're stepping on my toes. No, but Eric said I just have to remember it and it was valid. I will pull up the clip right now.
Speaker 3:I do remember saying that. I know he did.
Speaker 1:He did say as long as I remember it is valid.
Speaker 2:That's all I'm saying Did. I say that.
Speaker 3:But, I don't remember that, I don't remember that Number one fan official said
Speaker 2:okay. Tj won, that's two votes for me anyways.
Speaker 1:What bothers me about that is. It takes my authority away, and you don't seem to understand how important my authority is.
Speaker 2:Okay, but I do understand how important your authority is. Okay, but I do understand how important your authority is.
Speaker 1:See, I don't think you do, because what I was trying to tell you is I was going to pick you until you told me, I can't pick you.
Speaker 3:I would never question your authority. I know you would, mr Hoser. Mr Hoser who really puts in the most work in this podcast.
Speaker 2:It's me and you. Eric's just sitting here. You know I'd be doing the editing. You're full force on our whole social platforms and stuff.
Speaker 3:What's Eric doing?
Speaker 1:I think me and you we could really rule this shit. You know. You know what I hate to admit what Eric does. He funds most of it.
Speaker 3:I, you know what I hate to admit what Eric does? He funds most of it. I am the money of this organization. We don't need him.
Speaker 1:I think you might. All right, here's what I need, here's what I need to decide this right now. I need you guys to tell me what was. Don't look, you can't look it up. What was the daughter's name?
Speaker 3:Rose, what's that? Rose TJ wins? That's some bullshit. Come on, I was trying to give it to you, I was trying in every single way, my least favorite character of the whole show.
Speaker 1:Yeah, that's why I picked her.
Speaker 2:I was just like what's a basic white bitch name?
Speaker 3:Alright, well, jokes on you guys'm gonna go get water also. I didn't want to win anyways, I know you didn't I, I don't want to host.
Speaker 2:I know you didn't what about the episode, yet he catches you're right, we didn't even end the episode.
Speaker 1:You know what?
Speaker 2:you ever, you ever, listen to distractible when one yeah, handshake deals. When one person leaves, somebody does a handshake deal. You want a handshake deal?
Speaker 1:what is?
Speaker 2:it, you win next episode, no matter what. All right, I give, I right, I just keep giving you points, handshake, deal, handshake.
Speaker 1:You heard it here first Handshake, handshake.
Speaker 2:There we go, all right, since Eric's leaving. Before you even end it, wow.
Speaker 1:I like this rule. This is funny. The toxicity, so do you want to hit them with the socials?
Speaker 2:Yeah, you can, uh. Thank you all for listening. You can, uh, you can find us um on anywhere you listen to podcasts. I'm talking spotify, I'm talking apple music. I'm talking good pods. You know we are rated pretty highly on good pods. Not to brag um, I don't think we got our pinterest back yet, uh, but pretty soon not yet, uh, you'll be able to check us out on pinterest.
Speaker 2:We go live every time we record these episodes on tiktok, so you can check us out there for the uh whole unedited thing. Uh, and if you want to, you know sub you can get the uh full recordings of the unedited podcast on our discord um. You can email us at the boys, uh at. Will you survive the podcastcom right?
Speaker 2:uh, you can check us out on twitter um alex and eric wis, uh. You can also send us a love on instagram, uh, and wherever you know every place is. Will you survive the podcast? It's not that hard, guys, just just do it.
Speaker 1:And and just in case we, uh, and just in case tiktok does go through this ban, guys, please go follow us over on instagram, because that's where we're gonna have to switch to um. But, yeah, everything is. Will you survive the podcast, except for um, alex and eric wys and uh, you can leave comments and stuff on uh spotify if you want to say anything to us. You, everything is. Will you survive?
Speaker 2:the podcast, except for Alex and Eric WYS, and you can leave comments and stuff on Spotify. If you want to say anything to us, you can also email us and we'll shout you out.
Speaker 1:Do we have any emails today? We'll read them live. And I do have an email, yay, oh, this was based upon our last episode. You guys remember it was. We were reading scary stories and I had asked for a scary story. I apologize, I have to pull it up here. I thought I already had it up, but one of our subscribers read it out and then in the in the meantime, josh, didn't you also a uh, scary story you could have shared with us, that I could bring you up and you can tell the peeps um, we're, we're signed off. Right, that was, was that?
Speaker 3:oh well, we never know, and uh, you know thank you all for listening.
Speaker 2:This has been the podcast. Uh, I have been tj. That's alex, that's eric and until next time, stay alive. Fuck you, julie Roberts. Thank you.
