 Oh, a long time waiting. How long is it for the JMO show? Hopefully everyone can hear me. I'd ask if everyone can hear me, but I'm not going to bother because if you can, I don't know how to fix it anyway. So hopefully it's good. I think I still have a minute of waiting before we get to start. Here we go. Here we go. Here we go. Yes, Tomaters. Here we go. Oh, it's 11 a.m. Okay, I'm supposed to start now. All right. Well, the first thing I wanted to do today, I was feeling a little inspired to thank all the people who've been so supportive of me over the years. And, you know, I know you guys always say, No, Jamie, you don't have to thank us. Just keep doing your thing. That's why we're, you know, supporting you emotionally, financially, whatever. But, you know, once in a while, I feel like I should say it. So, you know, to all the people who are patrons on my Patreon, you guys basically make it so I don't have to get another job and I can just make making videos be my job. And some people donate like directly to my pay or what is it, to PayPal. Yeah, thank you to those guys and a few people have sent me some some Bitcoin. Oh, too bad I couldn't just say Bitcoin, because one Bitcoin is like $30,000, but you know, Bitcoinage and I don't want to leave anyone out. Oh, and I I recently put up Amazon wish list and people have sent me a bunch of stuff on that. So I've got like new tools and some other stuff that, you know, really keep me going. And I just want you guys to know that all that stuff is super, super helpful. Oh, and even on during these chats, there's some kind of super chat thing where I make a bit of money on some I don't know exactly how it works. But to Shayna does and yeah, thank you to all you guys for being financially financially supportive and helpful. And actually the super chat thing is is kind of cool, because when I first started doing these lives, I got a few messages from people saying, what are you doing, Jamie? These lives are crap. I hate them. But then some other people were like, no, these are great. So I'm glad somebody likes it. And even though I'm doing these lives, I still do all my normal videos anyway. So this hopefully doesn't take anything away for the people who don't like the lives. Anyway, OK, I just wanted to get all that out of the way. Thank you to everyone who's been financially supportive and emotionally supportive. It really it really matters to me. It helps a lot. OK, so what am I going to start with today? I think I'm going to start with answering this question that I that I get every now and then that I've been getting for a long time for like for like decades and the question goes something like this. Hey, Jamie, in the event of an apocalypse or a stuff hits the fan situation, if I can get to you, can I live with you? And the answer is no. Not because I don't want you to, but let's just think about what happens in the event of like a real apocalypse. And a real apocalypse is basically no food at the grocery store, because even if there's zombies or some terrible disease, as long as there's still food at the grocery store, people will kind of keep chugging along through their lives and struggling through whatever we have to struggle through. But once there's no food at the grocery store, then people start diving, dying, starving to death, and they start freaking out and going crazy and everything. That's when everything is like all done. OK, so the no no food in the grocery store apocalypse, can you come live with me? The answer is no, because this is what happens. I mean, the answer might be yes in a very specific circumstance. And we'll get to that. But OK, say you're living in a city, doing your life, going to a job and everything, doing all your stuff. And then suddenly the apocalypse comes and there's no food left at the grocery store. And you go to the grocery store and you're like, what's going on? And there's all these people there who are like, what's going on? There's no food at the grocery store. I guess we'll go home and just be upset about it and complain. And like the next day we'll go back to the grocery store. There'll be food there. This goes on for like a week. And at that point, people are like becoming out of food. Like totally out of food. And at that point, they're starting to think like, well, I'm going to starve and my kids are going to starve if we don't get some food. So they start getting aggressive like neighbors, you got to help me. You got to help me. Someone has to help me. I need to get food somewhere. And then, you know, within like a couple of weeks, people will start attacking each other and like robbing each other and like murdering each other for food because because it's do or die at that point when there's not enough food, when you have like a million people in the space and then there's like no food, they're going to start eating each other, possibly literally, but generally they started killing each other for for whatever they have, right? Now, when there's just no food, people are going to start spreading out of the cities and any farm that's near a city is just going to go to overrun. The first thing that's going to happen is someone's going to show up at the farm. Some some person who's like early in the apocalypse is like, oh, I see where this is going. I'm going to try to get out of here. They're going to go to the nearest farm and be like, hey, man, you know, this there's some some bad stuff going on. Can I can I come stay with you? You know, I'm I'm really helpful and I'm amazing. So you should let me come in and and feed me, you know. And maybe the farmers can be like, well, let me see how much food I have from my family. Well, OK, I can I can take in a few extra people. So he takes in that person and then the next person, then the next person. And pretty soon he's like, whoa, whoa, whoa, I can't take in any more people. But the people keep coming like like thousands of people are going to keep coming. And pretty soon they're going to come and they won't be able to take no for an answer. They're going to show up and say, look, farmer farmer, I need some food and my children need some food. We're all dying. My children are starving to death. You need to help me. And the farmer is just going to be like, I I'm maxed out. I am taking care of all the people I can. You have to go away and that person won't have anywhere to go. And they know the farmer has food. So they're going to say, OK, we'll leave. And then at night, they're going to sneak in and try to take the food. And it's going to be a fight to the death. So pretty soon that farmer is going to have to start shooting people as soon as they show up. The person, they don't even have to let them come and leave and then, you know, sneak back. No, they got to shoot him right away, because that's their only chance. But any any farmer in their city is going to get overrun. There's just going to be too many people coming, even if they're rambo sitting there with their machine guns, they're just going to get overrun. They're they're going to get totaled. Now, people, you know, living off grid or in farms farther from cities aren't going to get so many people. They're not going to get so overrun, but they're still going to get people coming and they're still going to get more people coming than they can feed. So they'll take in one or two people, however many they can, whatever. Oh, you just picked some papayas off the tree right out the window. That's great. We can eat that later. I want some seeds because I need to plant some. OK, so so people living off grid or in farms are going to start getting overrun at a slower rate than the people right in your city, but but people are still going to come like way more people than they can handle and they might be able to take in a few people. But at some point they're just going to say, well, we can't take any more people. And the same thing is going to happen just at a slower rate than at a rate that's maybe reasonable to defend. People are going to come and say, hey, man, you know, I need food. I'm starving. My kids are starving back here. And, you know, you have to give me food. And that person is not going to be able to take no for an answer. And they're going to come in like I need your food. They're going to come in with guns or going to come on like fighting. Like basically what's going to happen is the people who are survived who survive are going to be the ones who shoot people on site. And it's not a pleasant thing or a nice thing to do. But like if you take two people who each have like a farm and one guy is real nice and says, oh, well, come in, let me talk to you. But the answer is no, I'm sorry, I'm sorry, but you have to go away. He's going to end up with all these people, angry people around his farm sneaking in at night, killing him. The person, the person at the other farm who sees someone come up to his door is like, what are you doing here? And they're like, I need food. Shoot them dead. I mean, they're going to be OK. Now, in this situation, I mean, basically the answer is like, don't don't expect if you're living in a city to go to some farm or some person's off grid thing and find salvation, unless you are really good friends with them and you you have like made prior arrangements or something. Because even if you think you're really good friends with someone in a life or death situation, they're going to choose themselves and their own family over you. Now, if you, OK, for example, if someone wanted to actually come to my place to my off grid sanctuary during the apocalypse, you would have to like set that up now. You'd have to be like, hey, Jamie, OK, look, if I sent you like $10,000 right now, could you build me a bunker and stock it with like a year's food supply and I'd have to, you know, do some calculations and figure out what it would actually cost or whatever. But yeah, maybe it would be like maybe. Probably there's a good chance I could do that. But if you showed up during the apocalypse with $10,000 and said, hey, man, I'd be like, this doesn't do anything. Zombies don't don't go away because I have money. The money doesn't matter then. So anyway, if you. Oh, the other the other thing you could do like the minimum minimum thing you'd have to do to be able to to be welcome at at someone's like sanctuary, farm or off grid place during the apocalypse. You have to minimum have like a food supply of your own that you can show up with. You got to show up waving a white flag saying, I have food. I have food and and give half your food to the person who you're then taking shelter from. Don't don't show up with like a year's supply of food and say, well, this is all for me and I'm just going to live in your house. No, you got to be like, all right, look, if you let me stay here and we fortify here, you can take half the food and how they have foods for me that we can work together. And we know we can we can we can survive because you need to you need to at least have enough food to last long enough that you can plant some food and get the food. So you need like a year of food supply just ready to go. So anyway, that's the that's the fairly long winded answer to the question. Can you come live with me during the apocalypse? I mean, the only the only circumstance where that would be OK is like if you if you arrange that with me or or someone ahead of time. Because like, even if even if like a really close friend showed up, there's a good chance I would just have to like shoot them. And it would be unfortunate and terrible. And thinking about that right now seems like, well, no, that's ridiculous. But if I put myself in that position, it's like, well, that's just what's going to happen. Anyway, I think that's I think that's good enough for a good enough answer to that ridiculous question. I'm going to look at the comments here and see what's going on. Sounds like a video game. Jeff Krupke says, yeah, I actually started programming this little video game. It was more like just a kind of a simulation where a video game get to Jamie video game. Let me talk about that a second. But I made this little simulation video game. We don't even play. You just kind of set the parameters and there's this little world and it's just like a top down view. And there's like a bunch of houses, which are squares and then a bunch of people who are just like like little circles or something. And there's there's a grocery store. And then all the people have a certain amount of food in their houses and they have a certain amount of food on them. And they're all these little circles are motivated by how much food they have and how much food is around them. So they hang out in their homes and whenever whenever they get close to running out of food, they go to the grocery store and come back. But I made the grocery store to it doesn't replenish. So once the grocery store is done, like at the beginning, everyone's everyone's chilled. They all go to the grocery store back to their home, you know, everything's fine. But once the grocery store is gone, they're programmed to basically do whatever they can to survive. So they'll hang out in their house for a while till their food starts getting low and then they'll start they'll start trying to get food from other houses and they'll start like stealing from other houses. When one person goes out to get food, another person will come and steal their food and like in this little the main group of houses only. I think there are only like three gardens and like all three gardens combined could support maybe one or two people. But then off to the side, there are a couple farms and the farmers always make it. But that's partially only because I didn't program in any any killing. People don't actually kill each other. They just steal each other's stuff sneakily. But anyway, it's kind of a cool thing to just watch like what happens. And then like everyone ends up starving to death except the farmers and like one guy in town who keeps, you know, going around to the farm or that the gardens and let's see. Oh, yeah. So make a video game where you have to get to Jamie's house with enough supplies to not get shot on site. That would be pretty funny, actually. Actually, it would be it would be kind of cool to make a video game just of like a basic apocalypse so people can actually kind of understand like what like how how quickly it all turns into just murdering everyone. What about the water not coming out of the tap anymore? Well, the thing about water is well, it depends where you are, I guess. In a lot of places, if water if your water wasn't coming out of the tap anymore, as long as it's raining, people will be like, oh, my God, I got to go out and catch some rain and like people have gutters around their houses. And as long as they have a bit of luck and a bit of foresight, they could, you know, put buckets and tubs out and fill their bathtub and, you know, kind of kind of be OK on water. But as long as they're as long as they're kind of industrious and and and plan for that a little because it's not that hard to to take care of your own water supply like your necessary water supply. I'm not talking about like 45 minute showers or anything, but just like you need to drink, you know, it's nice to be clean too. But like you really you just need to drink. That's not that hard to take care of in a lot of parts of the world. But if you're in a place where it's just not raining or you're in a drought or something, yeah, people would people would start going crazy, but I feel like the water is just easier to deal with than than food. Like water you can find food has to grow for like months or years or whatever. Oh, OK. Oh, yeah, this guy reminds me. He says question. OK, if you have a question, write question preferably in capital letters at the beginning of your comments. So I know it's a question, so I won't skip by it. Oh, and if I if there's any questions I don't answer is not because I'm trying to ignore them. It's probably because I'm answering something and not paying attention. And just just ask it again. Feel free to be, you know, rude and ask it again. So Blackwater Boys is asking, how do you even make a video game? Where do you start? Well, I started by looking for video game making software because I didn't want a program from scratch, scratch. Like I don't have that kind of time. And I've been using this program called construct to like construct is in construction construct to which they're not even supporting anymore. Now they're on to construct three, which is a lot more advanced. And and construct three have to pay. It's like a subscription. You have to pay like every month or something. But construct to is just you just pay a one time thing and then you have it and then you can use it. So I wouldn't want to do something where I have to keep paying over and over. But I did buy the basic construct to thing. So that's what I that's what I usually use. Although I did download a few other things that I could potentially use. But since I used construct to a bunch, now I know how all the programming works. I know what it can handle, what it can't. You know, I have enough experience with it to to be able to think of something in my head and then program it in that pretty quickly. And then after that, it's just like just come up with an idea. Try to try to figure out what you want to make. Hey, DeShayna, did you have some questions for me about something recently? Oh, DeShayna has questions about gardening. Oh, because what were the videos that that went up this week? The video where I planted the peppers. Yeah, what was it? Did you do the other one that was like, oh, she's attacking wasps right now. Oh, and Blackwater Boys. So that construct to is good for like two dimensional video. Games, but if you want to do like a three dimensional video game, you need like Unreal Engine or Unity or something like that. That's like if you want to make, you know, like a first person perspective kind of thing or like, you know, something where you need 3D. Although I did make construct to with a bit of fancy programming, 3D ish. Oh, question. Has travel played any role in shaping your outlook towards life and people? Yeah, that's that's kind of a big topic. What do you think about living only a few years at a place and moving on for a wider cultural experience? OK, one of the things that I've learned from traveling is that you can't learn much about a place staying there for a few years. Like like if you're if you're in a place and you're transient and you're there temporary, it doesn't matter if you're there for a week or like a couple of years or whatever. You're always going to have a temporary experience. And once you you pick a spot and you start sitting down roots, so to speak, then it becomes a totally different thing. And that's when you really start experiencing a place. So, you know, the idea that you can travel and just see a lot of places and learn so much, it doesn't this is one of the things that I that I learned doing traveling is that you, you know, you when you're traveling around, you don't really learn about places. You just get a superficial view of everything, even if you're like, you know, going places and working or like, you know, like hanging out with the locals, you know, not doing the tourist stuff. It doesn't matter as long as you're a temporary person there, you're not really in the culture. You don't you don't really learn about a place. But when you become like a permanent fixture in a place, that's when you really start changing the place around you. So, for instance, when we came here, at first we were we were traveling, but as soon as I decided, OK, this is it, this is where we're staying. That's when I started sticking shovels on the ground and like, you know, just kind of like enforcing my view on on the world around me and it pushing back and, you know, having that whole interaction, which you don't get if you're in a place just temporarily. And and even within that, even within temporary, there are different levels of of being able to experience a place. If you're in a place for less than two weeks, you don't learn anything about the place like literally nothing because when you go to a new place, you know, you're the new person. Everyone wants to hear your story. Everyone wants to to pay attention to you. Oh, my gosh, there's a new person and they look at you and they're hoping that you're going to be the the person they want. Like they like, here's a new person. Maybe they're this. Maybe there's an amazing person who's going to be like my best friend. We're going to be boys and buddies and they'll they'll have all these super what's the what's the word? Super optimistic view of you. Within two weeks, it's usually like a like a week or two, usually by the end of the first week, but by by the end of two weeks, people stop seeing as you as what they hope you're going to be and start seeing you as what you actually are. And that's when people start, you know, responding to you as as if you're who you are, not who they hope you are, which is why a lot of people travel places and never stay anywhere longer than two weeks. And and, you know, being here, we get we get visitors who come and go. And one of the most common things I hear from people who are traveling around is I love to travel and I don't like to stay anywhere more than a week or two. I like to, you know, and that and that just instantly says to me that this person doesn't want to face responsibility of who they are. They want to just kind of float around, be treated like royalty everywhere they go, because that's what happens to the first week or two you're in a place. Everyone treats you like you're this amazing special person. But beyond two weeks, that's when you actually start getting real reactions from people, but you still don't really experience a place until you like fix yourself to that place and say, here I am. I'm like I'm committing to this place and now I'm going to make a life here. That's it. It becomes a total different experience then. And you know, a lot of times people think that you have to keep traveling to find new experiences and new stuff, but that's one way. What? What am I doing? Only I have the thing on upside down. Did the camera show me upside down that whole time? So does it matter? Oh, does it just matter to like how it shows up? OK, anyway, to Shayna, just fix the thing because I wasn't doing it right. Anyway, if you're yeah, until you really like decide you're setting down roots in a place, you don't really experience. Oh, yeah, that's what I was saying. So a lot of people think that you have to keep finding a new place to get new experiences and find new stuff. But there's another way to find new stuff, which is just to really look where you are and get more involved in the place you are. It's sort of like the difference between like like a traveler and a microbiologist. You know, a traveler will will go to a new place and explore like a like a long distance explore. They have to find new places to find new stuff. But like a microbiologist, they don't have to like leave the room. They can take their microscope and zoom in on any anything, anything around them and find new stuff. So that's that's kind of what you get when you really commit to a place. You know, when you when you become fixed in a place and start making a life there, you find all kinds of new stuff that you would never find traveling around, even if you're there for years. Do you want to come over here and tell me some questions? The shit is sitting there looking at me funny. Oh, you hit my chat. Now I can't read it. Does that mean you're taking over? Wait, what was the rest of that question? Oh, other things I learned from from traveling. I mean, I could I could go on about this for hours, but I'm not going to. One thing I've learned from traveling is that and this isn't just from traveling, but everyone has problems like everyone in every country who has any amount of money like rich people, poor people, people with the greatest boyfriend or girlfriend or husband or wife, the person with the best car, the worst car, the greatest house, the worst house, the best job. Everybody has problems. And it never it's never beneficial to look at someone else and say, man, they've they've got it made. They've got everything I wish I could be in their shoes, because if you're in their shoes, you're going to see their problems. You know, you don't you don't necessarily see that till you get over there. It's like, you know, the grass is greener thing. You know, you see a hill over there and the grass looks so green. But then you go over there and look straight down at the grass and it's like, wait, this is just as brown as it was over there. It was just I was just seeing that the nice green flat sides of the grass until I until I really took a look. Another thing is that although cultures are very different, there are a lot of things just about human beings that are just like the same across the board. And that one, I'd really I'd really want to think about it before I, you know, elaborated upon it. But, you know, basically, humans want freedom. Like humans want to be free to live their lives, whether they live in a communist country or a free country. I don't know if there are any free countries now. I mean, it's everything so. But like everyone everyone wants freedom. And even people who say they don't care about freedom stuff. You ask them enough questions. It comes down to, well, I want to I want to have the freedom to be able to do things. Hey, don't turn the image. Turn the image and read it. I mean, since you can reach it. But yeah, we cut off that. You want me to aim it like this? Yeah, just so that I'm more in the frame. Well, why should you just get closer to me? Here, how's that? All right. What are we talking about today? I backed up to know somebody. Yeah, their topic was closer to. There you look. See, you're pretty. Everyone can see you better now. That's what I wanted to discuss about finding a life partner either off guard or before they leave. Yeah. Like, which is which is better to do? Yeah, I need to talk at the same level as you or else I'm super loud and you're quiet, right? Yeah, well, I wouldn't. I wouldn't let trying to find a life partner to stop any of your other plans, because often you'll you'll meet people doing your plans like while you're doing your plans that you wouldn't meet otherwise. So, you know, I would I wouldn't let that slow you down. But like, if you can find some, I mean, and if you can find someone who can be a life partner for you at any point in time, it's amazing. I'm trying to look for that right now. I don't know how I'm doing. I'm not really doing much yet, working on it. So the question keeps popping up. Two things keep popping up. What's going on with the bulldozer and what's going on with the household? Well, nothing. Those are like the bulldozers just sitting over there, right over there. Back there, right over there. And no, don't don't. It's going to get off. Can you even see it from here next to that dome house? It's next to the. Oh, yeah, there it is. Mm hmm. So it's one of the things I need to, you know, get from the Shana's Island. And there's a bunch of things over here I need to get to take over to my island. Just right now, I'm focusing on getting the roof taking care of so I'm not leaking. But I don't know, I'll go get it at some point. You know, it's a pretty cool thing. It's useful for moving dirt and also as a mobile power supply. This leg is out one broke. Yeah. But yeah, I don't know. It's just hanging out there. It seems to be working. The batteries are charged. It's got a solar panel on it, keeping it, you know, every once in a while, I go check on it. Seems fine. And the houseboat, the houseboat's gone. No, it's gone. We gave it away. OK, how do you make more dirt quickly on your clay island? I don't know about quickly. I make more dirt slowly by what I have. Well, I think this goes into the big question, which is, can you talk about your gardening practices in terms of expanding or heightening any areas that are currently kind of under water ish? Well, if it's not, if it's under water, everything under water, but like you're lower, lower. How do you raise your water? That's actually exactly what I was about to say. So I've got a bunch of raised beds. I think this is in like the last video you put up or something. There's a couple of videos that actually I think cover this. OK, so I've got like raised beds that are like logs, which will hopefully decompose into dirt. And then in the middle of the raised beds, I keep throwing grass and tree parts and food scraps, like fruit wrappers. What do you call fruit wrappers, peels, like banana peels and stuff and whatever, like extra food. Like, I just keep throwing stuff into these raised beds, these these log boxes. And hopefully they're they're composting and becoming dirt. And then I just recently threw dirt on top of one and planted a bunch of pepper plants, which are not sprouting yet. I'm not sure I'm not sure if they're not sprouting or if like bugs have eaten the plants or something. But I am also sprouting some pepper plants inside. So I might have to take those and put them in if those ones outside don't sprout. But I don't know. The ones outside may still sprout. Oh, I'm waiting to see. But back to dirt. Oh, I don't know. OK, I can like maybe if I ate like way more food than I currently do and just poop like crazy. Yeah, maybe I can just poop a lot. Oh, I can get an elephant. Elephants poop huge dinosaur. Somebody said in one of the comments recently under that video that you did with the peppers that their grandfather apparently did that. He would do business in a bucket, water it down and then take it out to the garden. Yeah, that sounds great. Yeah, well, I've got the you know, the you want to talk about like what he just didn't let me think. No, I've got the the the what's it called the digester like my plumbing, it digests the the poop and the food and the stuff. So out of that, I get a good fertilizer. What do you call it compost tea? Yeah. OK, what were you saying? Oh, no, I'm messing the thing up. So I thought it was too high. So do you want to expand a bit more on what you do with the dirt that you're digging out of your canal? Speaking of expanding, I've been working on expanding my muscles. I've been doing some extra. That's really noticeable. Are you are you just you notice my muscles? Why don't you tell me these things that would be so nice if you were just like, wow, Jamie, I like your six pack. It's really sticking out. You're like, oh, you're wrong idea. Oh, I just would like to know that it's working. That would be great. Anyway, what was the question? What do I do with the dirt that you dig out of the canal? I just throw it on the land. Would you literally just throw it? Yeah. Well, what are you specifically? I guess I would like you to expand a bit on how you created the wharf because somebody mentioned recently about, you know, you should try to take that dirt and get the salt out of it and see if it actually is reasonable. OK, OK. So whenever whenever the canal kind of I mean, it gets sediment in it, right? So I have this I think I showed it in the video of the successes video where I showed a bunch of things that work. There's this long spoon thing. I mean, it's like like a like a 10 foot long ladle or maybe it's 12 feet long or something. But I use that to scoop dirt off the the bottom of the, you know, my canal and my little, I guess, pond area or whatever and dump it on the on the land. And I try to get it out as solid as I can, but it's mucky. So I'll put it on the land and then it takes a while for it to dry out enough and become solid enough that you can walk on it. But in the meantime, I cut out chunks of Bermuda grass, Bermuda grass, right? Yeah, like, you know, like the grass they put on golf course greens is that grass that grows little and like, I mean, real thick. It's like carpet. It's like it's the closest thing to like astroturf that is naturally occurring. But I have a bunch of that grass, so I throw that on top of there so that will grow and, you know, make a nice thing. And hopefully the roots will hold it all together and keep it from just washing right back into the water. So every now and then, I, you know, scoop some muck out of there and make some more land and I'm putting it on a spot where the land is kind of like right around sea level during high tide. So, you know, presuming sea level keeps going up a little bit every year. You know, I want to kind of stay ahead of that. Are you concerned about that? A little bit, yeah. Although I think. I mean, it's given the placement of your house specifically, am I concerned that eventually it will be in the water? Well, my house is like like a couple meters above sea level. And so is yours. So supposedly the worst, the worst forecasts are like, it'll go up a meter over a hundred years or something like that. So we should be good for, you know, more than a hundred years. But I'm kind of hoping that something will happen within the next hundred years that will kind of slow down our our wrecking of the planet, sort of one one good thing. And this is this is something where Elon Musk and I differ greatly. He's upset that the population is is is crashing. I think that's a great thing. I think it's great that there are fewer people in the future that will be be causing less pollution and all that, hopefully. I mean, yeah, maybe a little bit. It's kind of it's kind of funny, you know, when the whole pandemic thing happened, it was like a horrible it was horrible for everyone's freedom because, you know, people got locked in their houses and everything. But it was great for the planet because no one was out driving around pumping out gas, you know, doing all this stuff. Yeah. Although I don't. Yeah, somebody like does everything all good. No, everything's not everything. No, just good morning, all good. Yeah, some things are good, some things are not good, kind of like it always is. In general, things are things with me are pretty good. How are things with you? OK, that sounded insincere. So here it's kind of crazy in Panama. This is Eric Bauerfeld. Is that true? Is it dangerous to go out down there now? Or I assume it's only in the only badness cities, but I don't know. Well, from what I understand or what I've been told is that if you try to go from here to the other end of the country, it is dangerous, right? Like there's all all the what do you call them blockades? I don't know if it's dangerous as much as now, as much as it will take a lot of time. Yeah, but like our neighbor was talking about it was dangerous. Right, I don't know the danger level. I just know the timeframe level. I don't know about the dangerousness of it. Yeah, although it must be. Although now they're letting some things through some delivery trucks or something. I don't know the status of it right now. But I don't like it hasn't affected us at all here. I mean, other than, you know, like the stores were unstocked for a while. Like I went last Wednesday to go get stuff from town. And one of the things I was hoping to get was cement, knowing that I might not be able to get it. And there was no cement at all in town. But he said something about it coming in and it was dangerous. Well, the guy, a guy in a truck said, oh, yeah, I trucked them all. She was good, yeah. And I was like, OK, yeah, thanks, man. That was all in Spanish, but I could understand it well enough. But yeah, hopefully we have to check because I need to get you some cement for something. I've already organized that. Oh, you've organized your own cement delivery service. Great. You have to tell me about it later. If someone showed up in your household but just wanted some food, but had skills to help the whole. It's like a question. They would be shot on site in the apocalypse. Here's the thing. I mean, I don't I don't say that to be rude. That was just that would probably just be the way it would be. And it's hard to think about like I wouldn't want to shoot anyone. But anyway. I get so many messages from people saying I have skills and like. Everyone has skills. I mean, no, no, I'm great. I'm I'm I you just take care of me and I'm I'm amazing. I'm going to I'm going to skill you up. And I'm I yeah, man. Yeah, when this is one of the things that you learn when you move off grid or I guess if you move to a farm or something. So many people come to you saying they have skills and so few people have real skills. And there may I mean, you might have like real, real skills. Like, but you'd have to have like serious, serious skills to be useful in an apocalypse, like more useful than the people who are already there. And not a cocky attitude. Oh, you can't have a cocky idea. You got to chill out. You got it. Yeah. You just got to be like, you know, I understand. I'm occupying your house. I'm a guest here. You know, you you you would really have to like bust your butt to be welcome. OK, when the stupid thing is like if you are a woman with really nice boobs, you have like a 20 times better chance of getting into any place. Yeah, because you're like a hundred times more more chance to be like, well, all right, come on in. Would you consider? Oh, sorry, when will you move the bulldozer? You know why ladies with big boobs get so much great treatment? I was thinking about this the other day, because like sometimes when I'm doing manual labor, I just start thinking about dumb things. But it's because like ladies with big boobs means often they have a child they're taking care of. So people want to take care of mothers because they're taking care of children. So when so if if a guy particularly sees a woman with big boobs, he just has this natural instinct like, oh, I have to take care of her because she's probably got children. She's taken care of. I need to help her out. What was your question? When will you move the bulldozer away? I don't know. Is this is this turning into the next Starlink question? I am just going to the question. I don't know. I guess it's I'll move the bulldozer either OK, you know what I think you need to do after this show? What? Let me sound totally stupid. Oh, God, what is it? I think you need to walk outside with my thing, with my tablet and do a like a YouTube short, like 30 of all the things I need to take from your house. Yeah. Yeah. And then we should just say these are the things that are going to be moved in within next year. And then we'll post it on your channel. Yeah, like within the next year. OK, I get it. Yeah. So I'm going to move the bulldozer when one of two things happens. Either. It's really bad. No. Either I need it. Go ahead, you can try to push it in ways like a time. Either I need it or I just get motivated to go get it one day. Like maybe I'm just hanging around in the morning, eating my breakfast, thinking, what am I going to do today? Well, I don't have the materials to do bulldozer. You know, the thing is going to be an all day thing because I'm going to I'm not exactly sure it's going to go. But I'm guessing I need to go over there. And part of the problem is I can't drive it out of here now because there are gardens and there's too much stuff in the way. I can't just drive it through anymore. So I'm going to have to go there. And you're really not going to drive it through soon. No, I can't anyway. I already can. It doesn't matter. You could get it from there. It doesn't matter if I can drive it 10% of the way or 90% of the way. Regardless, I have to take it apart to get it through here. So I'm going to have to go over there, take the bulldozer apart to small enough pieces that I can physically move it. So once I take like the four lead acid batteries out of it, that's like 400 pounds out of it. And then I'll have to take the solar panel off because I don't want to smash that while I'm trying to like wrestle the thing through. But maybe get the motor and a few gears. Anyway, and you could get it to the wall. It doesn't matter. I'm not I'm not going to be able to drive it through. I'm just exploring this question with you. You don't have to. OK. But even if you could get it to the wall of the island, you would still have to take it apart to get it. No, I could I could drive it right through there, but it doesn't matter. You could drive it on the work. I'd put boards down and drive it on. But I would pull my boat up. I would come during like the highest tide I can pull the boat right up. But the thing is I'm probably not going to get it in my big boat, which means I don't want to take a lot once because if I come with the boat, I've been driving right now, which is my green boat, which I refer to as the solar snailer. Yeah, most of them just wouldn't trust that much weight on there. Like 90 percent chance it would be fine. But man, like the front of the boat would be like, oh, yeah, I wouldn't want to do that. I would want to take it apart either way. Yeah. Yeah. OK, so just to round out that situation. So I've got a bulldozer over there and I have that fiberglass dome back there, which still has a lot of tools in it that I have to get. Some of them, yeah, a couple, like a milling machine and a lathe and like a bunch of other tools, but the milling machine and the lathe are only too, like, difficult to move things. But so right now I want to get my roof totally done, like completely waterproof. So there are no drips inside at all. And that way I can get my house organized better, you know, put up like put shelves where I actually want to put them, not just where there's no drip, you know, just get everything organized. Then I can bring the rest of my stuff over and actually have places to put it. And right now I'm also storing some Styrofoam that you're going to use for something, hopefully. So use your Styrofoam and I'll get my tools out of your place. Would it be better to find to build a helicopter to move the doger? It's totally fine having Styrofoam in my place, by the way. No, by the time I did that, it would take me like a day to move the bulldozer. I can't build a helicopter in a day. I mean, if I had the parts to do it, maybe. I don't think I could learn to fly it in a day unless it was a dual rotor. So it was a quadcopter. Yeah, I could learn to fly that in like a minute. For a mobile crane. Well, how am I going to get the mobile crane? I'm going to drive the mobile crane where I can't drive the bulldozer. Maybe it was walking and I could get the legs to walk. Anyway, moving the bulldozer is not a difficult thing. Is not that hard. Jamie, Patrick S would like to know if you ever walk around nude on your island. I do walk around nude on my island, yes. Yeah, all the time. Not all the time, but I shower outside and then I walk around just swinging around, you know. Balls flying. Balls flying, you know. Well, what about when we usually usually I have like when I have showers and the kids are over, we just all go in the thing together. You know, my shower thing. Well, we either it depends if it's raining, like whenever it rains, there's just like a pile of naked kids and me outside by the gutters, just like playing in the rain. And like, you know, that's also how to get like the best way to get the kids clean. Oh, my gosh, they get so clean then because like trying to shower them, it's like, you know, my four-year-old car canyon. He'll have a shower and like it looks like he's wearing boots still because his leg like his feet and his legs are so dirty. And I'll be like, I got to scram off. But like, yeah, if we just go play out in the gutters when it's raining and the water is just like pouring down. Oh, they get so clean. But anyway, yeah, nakedness is not a problem on my island. And that's partly, you know, I purposely left like what's it called, like a perimeter of wild vegetation all around my island. So you can't see in from the water. So I can walk around naked without getting arrested or violating anyone's eyeballs. Yeah, I know. Whenever I'm walking around naked, you're like, ah, God, enough. I can't. I can't take it out of my head anymore. Oh, God, would you do some exercise? You flabby bastard. Scrub me eyes. You need blackout glasses. It can't be unseen. All right. So you can say all that, but you won't tell me. Hey, Jamie, you're getting some more muscles. That looks great. It burns. No, it just not that. It burns. It's like when you get a drop of like fiberglass resin in your eyeballs and you're just like, ah, that hurts for hours. It's terrible. Yeah. Yeah. I imagine it does. Fiberglass resin nakedness. What was he like down there? OK, sorry. No, it's OK. Oh, I just hit something by accident. I'm going to hit something by accident, if you know. Just kidding. OK, let's see. I want to know about the guy who's who is asking about finding a partner before or after going off grid. Is what's his situation? Is are you like ready to go off grid or something? Or like, or are you just? Well, you can probably hear me if you're still here. I'm pretty sure it would be hardly that I ask that question. Like, are you kind of ready to go? Or is this like, you know, a totally hypothetical future? It doesn't matter. I'm really excited at the beginning or she. No, I think you just you can just answer. I just talked to him. OK. Hopefully, if he's not here, though, then it doesn't matter. I don't know what else. There's another question. I want to know. Oh, apparently you have a mystery tree. Is there a tree that you didn't know what it was? I have a couple of mystery trees. Yeah. So did you lay back the curry tree? What's the curry tree? I'll come over there and show you. OK, I think I might know. I know there's like a few. I know it's going to be one of three. Well, somebody said here specifically that your mystery tree is a curry tree. And yes, you have a curry tree. Yeah, it's probably a curry tree then. I just didn't realize it wasn't there. But there are a few mystery trees. So which one was the curry tree? Well, if we just look at a picture of it. Did you show the tree in your video and say something about it? Yeah. Yeah, I was like, I don't know what this one is or this one. I don't know what I was saying. I don't think I showed all them. Maybe. Well, I don't know. It doesn't matter. I just need to keep them alive until they do something useful. So I don't really need to go identify them. No, we'll know what it is. Yeah, we'll know what it is. You'll know what it is. When the fruit start landing on her head and killing. Like a very tiny. Not the jackfruit. Jackfruit will kill them. So will the coconuts. Yeah, I'm always. Especially the coconuts you have. Yeah. So big. I'm always. Oh, you like my coconuts, do you? Yeah. Oh, I can bring coconuts. Yeah, I'm always conscious of that when I'm walking around a coconut tree. I'm almost listening. Because you can hear it like kind of snap. Not like a snapping sound, but like it'll like fall and like brush past all the palm fronds. So when you hear a coconut like fall, it's like, thump. You got to listen for that. Jump out of the way before the thump. Go away from the tree. It's like they don't shoot out. They just go down. Oh, they go down, do they? Yeah, they go down. You know, shoot out. Is that like a benefit of the coconut trees? Yeah. And then it goes down. Yeah, they go down like all the time. Yeah. How much solar do you have? I'm sure you could generate a lot with enough panels. I live off grade in the UK with five kilowatt solar. I'm doing OK with refrigeration and a workshop even in the winter. Yeah. Right now I have 275 watts of solar power. On top of my house. But I have some other solar panels to put up. I just don't need them at the moment because I'm not not doing that much. But I do want to build a lumber mill. Oh, I can smack that one, but it's on your boobs. I don't know what it is. Oh, you've got him. Nice work. Yeah, I want to build a lumber mill. This is after I get my house waterproofed. When I start, you know, when I want to get to building the second and third floors, I want to cut the wood myself with an electric lumber mill that'll run off solar power. At that point, I'll have to put up more solar panels. But right now I'm fine. So what is your ideal micro grid quantity of like watts? I don't know. Billion? I don't know. It's just whatever. Realistically, what do you think you need? Well, it totally depends. Like, I wouldn't say there's like an ideal number I have or anything. Okay. Turn on your most powerful video. When I have the lumber mill, I want to have, I was going to put up six solar panels for that. What's that? Are they two solar panels? Like 1500 watts-ish. So if I had, I might put up another three, but I don't know. Somewhere around 2000 watts will run that. I might be able to get away with 1500. But yeah, I don't- Do you want batteries and stuff for that? No, that I want to run directly off the solar panels. I don't want to use batteries. So maybe I'll want like 2000 and then there's a little bit of a cloud that will go down to 15 and it'll still be enough to run the lumber mill. But generally speaking, like unless I'm doing something specific, I don't feel like I need a ton of electricity. Like 275 watts is fine. Like lights, computer, little fan, like I don't feel like I need tons of electricity for anything. Like for just my regular daily life. Right. And then even for tools, like, you know, I can keep up with charging my, you know, my drill batteries and stuff like that. Do you think it's better to have, like, battery-powered chargeable tools or a battery system that you can plug the tools into? Why? I've found both to be useful. Right. Yeah. Like if I have the choice, I generally choose something I can plug in. Why is that? Because a battery tool has a definite lifespan, like the batteries die, you know. Right. And like, you know, your lithium batteries, they don't usually die of old age. They usually die because, you know, a drop of sweat landed on it or whatever. And it was like, ah, I can't handle this. Oh, that's what drives me. That's about the lithium batteries. Like, it's just like, just any moisture and they're done. You have to be so careful with them. But like, you know, like a plug-in drill. I have a plug-in drill that's like 60, 70 years old. Totally works. There's nothing, there's nothing that's going to go bad on it. Right. I mean, eventually it would wear out, but... Somebody says a question. Big mosquito problem? No. We actually have very few mosquitoes. We have more chitras, which are the little, like... They're like micro mosquitoes. They're like tiny, people call them nosiums, too. Yeah, at least from under a microscope. Well, they just look like a mosquito, don't they? Yeah, they look like a mosquito. It's like a tiny little mosquito. I mean, they're so tiny, though. Yeah. It just looks like a little dot. But even, and those, those are bad, like, at dusk and dawn, like in the morning and the evening and the rest of the time, they're fine. But even during dusk and dawn, if you have a, like, if you light a coconut husk, it's, you know, so it smokes a little. Or you just have a little smoky fire or light a piece of cardboard or an egg cartons, actually. If you light a piece of egg carton, it burns for a long time. Like, you make a little bit of smoke, they just go away. There's another yellow fire. Yeah, I know. It'll be hardly expended on the question you asked. Ooh. What was the question I asked? It was, you were asking about the partner and really, they were, he was having the relationship thing. And he said, I wanted to just go for it and move. I hardly meet any people in mainstream society that I like. I'm worried that I won't meet anyone once I move to the middle of nowhere. The idea of having volunteers slash will first come to me sounds great, but on my travels, I've not met many single women volunteering or woofing. We have. Yeah, that's how much all I have. Yeah, there's lots of single women volunteering and woofing. Don't worry about that. Yeah. But also, like, that's kind of a tricky situation, you know? I don't know. Like, I think that. Yeah, I mean, if you're a single guy and you're like, hey, come on, stay at my place. Single ladies. They'll be like, well, I don't know about that. Like, I think, I think you're probably better kind of moving somewhere where there is like a sort of social ishness that's within traveling distance. What I would say is do whatever you want to do and then figure it out. Yeah. Like, there's, I mean, you could live anywhere. There's going to be some place you can socialize. Yeah. Like, even here. Did you get it? Yeah. I don't want to smack you. Did you get it? Oh, I'm so bad today. I can't believe I missed. You should have started smacking those little guys. I know. Usually I get them on the first shot. Yeah. Be hardly. If you want to put it all in an email, that's fine too. He said maybe I should put it all in an email. Yeah. Where do you want to go? Well, I say put it all in an email. Yeah, email us. And we'll hop you to chat about it. We'll talk about it. Yeah. Yeah, I'm interested in nosy. Rolf, he wants to know if you ever use DEET. Nope. Joseph Blowmeister. Well, maybe we should elaborate a little bit. The one thing I do use occasionally, like, if I'm, like, I've been using it a little bit when I work on the roof, just because I don't want to be waving bugs away. And the bugs aren't bad or anything, but, you know, it's really nice when you're in a dangerous situation to just take that off the table. Skin so soft. What's it? Avon skin so soft. Which is not, it's not made for bugs, but bugs hate it. True for me. And, ah, fine, you win. And the funny thing is they made a version of it for bugs, which doesn't work. But just like regular Avon skin so soft, it's supposed to be amazing for keeping mosquitoes or any bugs off your skin. And if you put it on your skin and lick it, it tastes terrible. So I kind of understand. Apparently, Lee Douglas McGreevy was in the airport a few years ago, and they ate hundreds of mosquitoes in burger style raw. Within one week eating every day, there were no more bites. Wait. I'm not sure how. Is that because if they ate them, they, like, their body started, like, smelling like a mosquito murder machine? You need to extend on that topic. Yeah, I want to know. Like, if I, if I start eating mosquitoes, that might be worth it if they're just, not even mosquitoes, I'd have to do the chitras. Yeah. Oh, we'd have to eat, like, billions on the show, tiny. Well, darling, let's know if this works with eating sharks, too. Well, chances of getting eaten by sharks would, like, six people a year on the whole planet die from shark bites or something. But still, if you see a shark and you're in the water, it's scary, because it's like, there's nothing you could do to defend yourself from that thing. So. There are very few situations where I feel like I could not defend myself. So Joseph Blumeister was expanding on B Hartley's topic and said that he's tried it both ways in terms of finding somebody before or find somebody then and had no luck in it. Well, one of the things that happens is a lot of times people find a partner before they go off grid and then that person just doesn't want to go. Or they said they did, but then they changed their mind. Yeah, it's better to just do whatever you want to do in life and find whoever, yeah, I don't know. Although, I wouldn't say I'm the master of this relationship stuff. Anarchy television's question is, I remember you talking a long time ago about modifying and making better in your inverter, better, because they're made so cheap. Have you thought about it since? Well, I bought the parts to make one, like from scratch. I don't want to modify one. I just want to make them from scratch in a way that there's just fewer parts, fewer things to go wrong. And so I bought some 555 timers and some transistors. I just haven't gotten to the point where I'm putting something together yet. Like a basic inverter is not that complicated. Although, you know, old style inverters were mechanical and it was sort of like a motor. So you needed brushes and the brushes touched the thing. Anyway, it alternated the current, like running it kind of through a motor thing. And that, you just have to replace the brushes every now and then and maybe the maybe the bearings, like, eventually. Dan DeVall wants you to be careful with the 6000 rpm angle grinders. Okay. That's it. Yeah. I feel like I want some more information, okay, yes. Tomatoes. I always squint when I'm using them. He's eaten a couple of mosquitoes in his life riding motorcycles. Yeah. Yeah, if you ride a motorcycle and just want to eat this. Like, would you be mosquito-proof, like, within a week? Maybe Douglas McGreeby says, you're wasting food. Yeah, but not eating mosquitoes. Yeah, those two flies, let's fry them up. Yeah, no. Thank you. I'm good. Okay. Yeah. Be Hardly says, guess I need to think of a way to attract potential partners without being a creepy, single guy on the work. Like, well, first sight. Dude, I don't, it's, yeah. Trying to meet someone. Trying to meet someone is so hard. Yeah. I mean, but the thing is like, a lot of it is luck and then suddenly it'll happen and then it's like, oh, that wasn't so hard. But like, until it happens, it's like almost impossible. I was talking to somebody, a guy about this, like, I don't know, a week ago or something. Yeah. And I was saying, like, it kind of feels bad for guys because they think it's harder. Oh, it's horrible. Like, it's a lot harder to think for guys to find a partner than it is for a girl. Yeah. You want to know why I think that is? Because we have boobs. No. It's because girls today are trained to only be, to only respond to players. And some women are, they just want players. It's fine. But like women who really want a long-term relationship, they think they're supposed to be meeting some guy who's slick and comes along and knows everything, like, he knows exactly what to say. And so many guys are running game now, you know, being players, that if you're not being a player, then most women are just like, what is this? This is garbage. And it's like, no, I'm trying to be an actual person. What do you think of that? Does that make any sense? Sort of. I think this is something that women aren't aware of. Like, there's a, just the guys and players. So, like, and when I talk to women who are trying to meet a guy long-term, they're often talking about how they can't meet a nice guy and then they'll describe the situations they want to happen and they'll describe the situations they've had and they'll describe some terrible situation which was horrible, and this guy came up and said hi and then he didn't know what to say and then I was like, pfft, I'm not dealing with this guy. It's like, no, the guy who doesn't know what to say, that's the guy who's actually trying. Because, like, the guy is a player, he's got, like, a list of stuff that he's practiced and he knows exactly what to say and do. He can come up to you and give you whatever load of horse crap you need to hear to make you, I mean, basically get your pants off. But, like, he'll tell you, oh, yeah, we're going to be together forever, you know, whatever you have to save for that. It's so frustrating. Like, if you're not running game, it's so hard to meet someone. And I tried. Like, what was it? Like, I don't know. When I was like 25, I was like, I just tried being a player. I was like 28 now, so... Yeah, I was like three years ago. So I was like, I'm just going to try being a player for, like, a month or two. And I wasn't, like, going and sleeping with all these girls or anything. But I was just like, I just want to... You were like a jiggaloo. No, I wasn't a jiggaloo. I was just like, I want to see how easy it is to meet girls if I'm just... A dick? If I'm just approaching them and being a dick. Yeah, being a jerk. And that was actually, literally, what I put into my head. I was like, okay, I'm just going to be a jerk, not care about any of these girls that I'm approaching at all. It was so easy to talk to girls when I don't care. I'm going to have to show you this question because I can't pronounce this very well. And the problem is, and I met a bunch of women doing this, but I had no respect for any of them. And when I thought about, you know, having any kind of long-term situation with any of them, I was just like, no, this just, no. Like, if I'm going to approach a woman, treat her like crap, and she's going to be like, oh, yay. And I don't want a relationship with that person. So here's your next question. What are your thoughts on roving circumcision? Can I blow this up? No. Rossi-Crucianism. And the rights of men within. I have no idea what that means. Someone needs to, someone's going to have to elaborate. What was that word? I have no idea. Rossi-Crucianism, something? I don't know. Apparently, we Douglas McGreevy's octopus teacher taught me about the mosquito and DNA rewiring. His octopus teacher, eh? It says octopus. How did he teach octopus? My octopus teacher taught me about the mosquito DNA rewiring. So you're an octopus. He did a good job teaching this guy, this octopus. Mr. Lancel here. Hi. Hi, Mr. Lancel. But like, Mr. Lancel, I need more Lancel. Can you, I need Mr. Lancel to come visit and like fill up some land. I could use some more land. Wait, this guy's an octopus. Wait, I just want to read the next part. He's been taught by the octopus teacher. I think you will totally resonate with this. Fee Hartley said, I met a guy once who refused to put a toilet on his boat because it weeded out the princesses who wanted a flush toilet. Sounds like a bit much to me. Not much. Like, this is my response to that. It would just be, set your place up the way you want it to be. If you want to have a flushing toilet, then have one. If you don't want to have one, then don't have one. And then whoever it is that you want to have in your life, like, either you'll find them or you won't. Like, I don't, I don't know. I would be more on the side of that guy who didn't put a toilet. You remember, like I, so when I first moved off grid, I've told this story before. Like, you know, I put in a normal toilet, the porcelain throne in my dome in Vermont. And people would visit and they would be, like, so emotionally connected to the toilet. Because they'd be out in the wilderness. They'd be ready for, oh my gosh, I'm going to be filthy and everything's going to be gross and bugs and all. Oh, but just a toilet. And they'd just kind of hover around the toilet. Like, they'd be there for a week, just kind of hovering around the toilet. And then once I started telling people, yeah, there's no toilet, just go outside. Then they would be, they would start, like, enjoying the outdoors and, like, enjoying themselves and doing things other than just sitting in my house in the room, right next to the toilet, like, in the room next to the bathroom. Like, that's all they do. Oh, there's a toilet here. I just kind of, kind of, kind of hunker down and be near the civilization of the toilet. And I started referring to city people as toilet people for, like, five years. That was what I called city people because of that. But yeah, once I told people there was no toilet, total different reaction. Tomatoes would like to know if you have any turd-eating fish down there. Probably, yes. There are turd-eating fish in there. Yeah. The sergeant majors, they're the, like, the yellow and black stripe ones. They eat poo. I've seen them eating poo. Don't ask under which circumstances these were. B. Hartley says that they, he'd go for a composting toilet personally, but this dude just used a bucket and chucked it overboard in the marina. Well, I mean, that's full of toilet. Like, I don't think that's, like, a problem here. He's in a marina. He's just, like, sticking his butt over the side, which is also fine. Direct deposit style? Yeah. I mean, it's easy. That's what I make people do here, generally speaking. Well, you have the squatty potty over there. Yeah. I set that up after that. Oh, okay. Yeah, it's... The breakfast doesn't ever realize toilets dominated my life so much. Yes. I didn't realize until I moved off-grid and I started realizing, wait a minute, now that I don't have a toilet, because when I first moved off-grid, you know, it was just in the wilderness where you would just dig a hole and poop in it and bury it. Yeah. I realized after not having a toilet for, like, six months, I was like, wow, toilets were, like, running my life before. It's like, when you grow up in a city and you're around toilets all the time, this was my experience and a lot of people I've known, it's like everything you do revolves around the toilets. Like, I'm going to go out of my house and go do some stuff, but, all right, my plan is I've got to make sure I'm going to be near a toilet at certain intervals during the day because, you know, just in case, you know. That's such a weird thing. You don't do that? No. No, you're, girl, you absolutely do that. If you're in a city and you're going out to the theater or something and you know, you know there's no bathroom at the theater. I generally would go before I left my house. Yeah, and then you're going to go for, like, six hours. Yeah, I don't have to go to the bathroom like that often. All right. Generally speaking. How do you know that? You just go, you would just go out of your house and trust that in the next six hours I absolutely will not have to go to the body. Yeah. Okay. I think you're full of crap, but... I guess I'm, you know, I mean, analyzing it doesn't make sense. Yeah. You're a toilet person? Yeah. Oh, stop. Somebody says... You're very short with me today. Did you know that? Yeah, I'm a little frustrated with you. Oh. If you want to be honest, we're going to have this conversation. Oh, really? No, I don't think you want to have this conversation. There's a wasp above your head, though. I can't reach it. You have something I can throw at it. I keep seeing it flying over your head, so you'll have to, like... Now I was going to be like, what's the situation? What happened? What happened? The situation is we have very different ideas. I vomit toilet, but then I realized how infrequently it would get you. Vomit toilet. Like you just stand there. Well, you still want to bend over a little bit, right? If you're vomiting. But, yeah, like a high... Like a sink, basically. I think, okay, so ideally, as many times as I have been in a vomiting situation myself or with people, like when you get sick or whatever, I think you're going to need two toilets. Oh, so you can sit on one toilet in case anything's coming out of the other end. Because if you're vomiting enough, you don't want to have it out. So wait, you can sit on one toilet and have this other swing-out toilet. Swing-out toilet. And then, yeah, if you can just, like, rest yourself there and just, like, let your whole body go limp and just, like, everything's coming out of... But you're laughing at your special face toilet, I think. Yeah, yeah. You got to have, like... Like I had the massage table. Yeah, the massage table. Those always make me laugh so much because I'm like, oh, this is a face toilet seat. Yeah. And who else has put their face on that thing? I wouldn't want to put my face on that. This is one of the things I hate about toilets. This is why at my house, I mean, there are various reasons, but this is one of the reasons that I don't have, you know, the porcelain-thrown toilet. I have, like, you know, the Chinese or the Turkish hole in the ground kind of toilet, where you just stand on the ground and squat down in a toilet that, like, who knows who else has... I don't want to put my bum on the thing where someone else put their gross bum. That's why you wash it. Yeah. Still. Like, you're in a public toilet. And that's why you don't sit on it, too. Yeah, exactly. You're not even sitting on it anyway. You're sitting on a hover. Like, why don't you just get the toilet out of the way then and just squat down and then you're not touching it? Yeah, the idea of sitting on a toilet to me now is, like, totally gross. I would much rather stick my butt over the side of a sailboat and, phew, fire away than sit on some dirty toilet. That's what Mater says in response to your full of crap. Everyone is full of crap. Everyone is full of crap. Well, let's say you haven't eaten in a while and you're giving yourself an atom or something. Yeah. You know, if I was on a sailboat, I would maybe just want to have, like, you know, water skiing toe line out the back and you can just grab the water skiing line, jump off the back. You know, kind of like Kevin Costner did in Waterworld when he was actually going fishing. Right. But, like, just be dragged behind but without your pants on and just, like, keep your legs kind of spread out so they don't get pooped on. And then just, like, just hang and just leave a stream of stuff behind you. That would be kind of... And then it would wash you as it's going. It'd be, like, whoosh, getting... Um, B. Hartley says, one island I worked at just had a bench with a hole in it. It was about a foot above sea level and occasionally high tides flooded the compost pile. Yeah. A lot of places around here, they just have, they just have, like, a lot of the houses around here are over the water. So the bathroom will just be, like, a bench thing with a hole. So you sit there and it just goes right into the water. And then if you go swimming right after that, it's like, hey, there's my stuff. Cool, man. Yeah, he said it worked okay. He just splashed it away. For one person but with five to ten people he was hitting it quickly before midnight, remember? Yeah. Toilets are an issue. Green Coke would like to know if you have noticed that eating bananas increases chitra mosquito bites? I don't know, actually. I limit the amount of bananas I eat because they make me sleepy. Well, I've gotten different stories about what's going on. But as far as I can tell, the most reliable information I have is that bananas lower your blood pressure. And I already have low blood pressure. And, like, not, is that what, that lowers your blood pressure? I don't have, like, dangerously low blood pressure or anything. But, like, if I eat bananas, then, yeah, my blood pressure gets lower and I'm just like, oh, I'm drowsy. I want to go to sleep. Yeah. Tomatoes would like to know if you've ever tried to poop standing up and is that possible? How do you poop out a standing up? I don't know. Like a whole human standing up? Yeah. I thought, oh, geez, could you poop standing up? No, you could poop standing up. You could do it. Yeah. Yeah, I've seen a kid, like, running, like, pooping while running to the toilet. I actually remember, oh, this is an embarrassing story. It's a good thing this wasn't me anymore. But, like, long, long, long time ago, when I was a wee little man, yeah, I had diarrhea and I did not know. And I went to pee standing up. And I did not just pee. Man, I flooded my pants. I flooded the whole bathroom. And after that, I did not pee standing up for, like, a year and a half. Because I was like, I'm not risking it, man. I'm not risking it. Which was like, which was sort of a social issue. Like, when I went to school, it's like, I always had to go into the stall. I was like, I'm not pee standing up, man. And, yeah, it was a traumatic incident. I think I'm not traumatized anymore because I can talk about it now. And it's just funny. Well, it's because you're older than 30. Okay, it was like when I was 30. I was like four or something. I don't know how old it was. I was old enough to remember it, but not old enough to remember much about it, other than just the diarrhea everywhere. Chris R would like to know if we drink coffee or tea or anything like that. I occasionally drink tea. I don't drink any coffee. You drink coffee sometimes, right? Occasionally. Like, I have certain friends that visit. I'm growing a coffee plant, though, because you've got a coffee tree. A little while ago, Deshaina went and got a bunch of trees and plants. And I planted a bunch on my island. One of them was a coffee tree. So, I guess when I'm actually growing some coffee beans, I'm gonna have to try it. Here, give me this. I'm gonna read the questions now. Hey, you're busy snuzzling. My son. My son. He's my son. He's only your son when he's, like, having a fit or something. He says, people desperately trying to get off the toilet topic. Yes, let's get off the toilet topic. Okay. Because people are like, I don't want to change my toilet. I know it's wrong and it's bad, but I'm hooked. So, let's see. I don't have any more questions. I don't think... Well, let's talk about that. Well, let's talk about toilets more then. So... Somebody says, I'm eating lots of... I'm eating lots of licorice and have yet to be eaten by licorice. Is that a coincidence? I think not. I... That's true. You know, I've never been eaten by a chicken or a cow. I'm trying to think of a fish and I've never been bitten by a fish. Oh. Have you been bitten by a fish? Yeah, I've eaten lots of fish, though. What fish bit you? Like, bit you? No. Okay. So, no fish bit you? I mean, no, no. You're talking about what the little fish out here do? Yeah. Was it like nibble at my leg? No, they're not nibbling. I actually saw them doing it. What is it? So, out here in the bay, sometimes when you go swimming, there's these fish. Yeah, they're little... They're like Yellowtail. Well, they grow... Once they get above a certain size, they don't do it anymore. But when they're kind of little, they're Yellowtail fish and they come up and they swim up to you and they go like this. Like, they kind of flick you with your tail. That's what they're doing. That's what they're doing. Yeah, it seems like, oh, what's that? It's biting me. It's biting me. But then I finally, like, watched them and they're just, like, swimming right up and like whacking you with your tail kind of. And they're just trying to rub it and smell it. I know. Maybe they're trying to see what you smell like. They're trying to make out. They're like, hey, baby. And then, once they get old enough, that's why the bigger ones don't do it. Once they get old enough, they realize, oh, that's a human. That's not a fish. I can't. I can't do stuff with that thing. Apparently, B Harley got bitten by a huge puffer fish once. Oh. Well, how does that go? Are they poisonous when they bite you? I don't know. I've seen some big puffer fish when we were in the Bahamas. I saw a big puffer fish. They apparently have the kind of teeth that can crush shells. They don't have the beak, do they? Do they have the beak? Do they have the beak like the puffer fish? I feel like they might have had the beak. Yeah. I think they do. No, they don't. No, they don't. I'm picturing it in my head. They don't have a beak. Okay. I don't know anything. We've had a puzzle with them. I believe you. Question. Have you ever read the human or a handbook? No, I've never read any handbooks. Although... The book there's talking about it. Yeah. Actually, I did read a little bit about it. I may have read a pamphlet. I wouldn't say I've read a significant thing. I have two sisters to help you with. What's the deal with human poo? Basically, you just have to get it to decompose. No, you need to get it above a certain temperature or decompose long enough. I think things should say long enough at a certain temperature. Yeah. And then any human-compatible pathogens will be dead. But you can use human poo for growing stuff. Yeah, you can have it. No, I'm searching a life right now. Just to be totally honest, I have stood on the corners of my raised beds and pooped in them. Is that for full disclosure? Full disclosure. I don't do that when anyone else is around. I can't erase that out of my mind. You can't erase it out of your mind. Yeah, I do that when no one else is around. Just drop it. And one day someone's going to come visit and be like, Ooh, what are you doing? Drop it. Drop it. You did it. Question. I haven't done that in a while, though. I should start filling them up better. I'm wasting all that poo. Have y'all been to any concerts of your favorite bands you ever hear live music in your area? I hear loads of live music. It's usually either me or the kids. But no professional live music. But there is live music in town, which for me is like three hours away. But if you had a motorboat, 45 minutes away, it depends on your motor. I think 30 to 45 minutes fits a fast boat. Well, other than motorboats we know of, 30 minutes to an hour and a half. Totally depending on the motor and the boat. Apparently the puffer fish just crushed his fingers. Oh, man. More than one? It broke the bones? This species didn't have a beak. I don't think they have beaks. I'm pretty sure I don't know anything about it. Question, does Jamie make the monkey face when he puffs in poops in his flowerbeds? I have to know. I can't do it because my hands are occupied balancing. But yeah, maybe if I had... I don't actually have to do that. It comes out fine. But that's actually one of the problems with using a normal toilet. They make you constipated. When you just squat, your poo just slides right out. No problem. Dude, so this is a puffer fish. Does it look like it has a beak? No. No, it looks like it's got big cartoon lips. That was fun, little buddy. Thanks, dude. So you know what a puffer fish is? Yeah, well he has another puzzle with a bigger one on it. I see y'all are growing some of your own food and raising some animals. Do you have neighbors close around you that are doing the same and have you done any trading bartering with them? Yes. And yes. What's like... What do you usually get fruits from those guys over there sometimes? Yeah, some. Does it putting fresh... I would love some pudding right now. Can we have pudding today? Do you have stuff to make pudding? I'm sure there's something in the fridge. Pudding. Would you stop saying it over and over? Placing fresh soup in your raised bed gardens spread pathogens. I thought you needed to compost soup over a year before to safe users. Yeah, that's why I haven't done it in a while because now I'm actually... I haven't pooped in the one that I planted peppers in but I've pooped in the other ones that have... I haven't done it in like I don't know probably close to a year. Yeah. So I'm probably safe to plant stuff in there now but I don't have pathogens anyway. And the thing is if I already have the pathogens what am I going to poop them out and then get the same pathogens? He hardly says there were no broken bones but it felt like getting my hand caught in a car door it didn't break the skin. I did get my hands both my hands caught in a car door when I was a kid. This is one of the we'd gotten home from the grocery store and I was climbing out of the car and I was little so I'd like grabbed the side of the like where the wheel well is was where the door closed grabbed like this my sister was out ahead of me slammed the door closed and I'm like I just remember being stuck in the car for like an hour and yelling screaming for someone to help me no one would come help and then finally I managed to open the thing with my toe like first I had to get my shoe off anyway it took me like an hour of first of screaming and then finally of figuring out how to get the door open and I went inside with these like red like dented fingers and I'm like didn't you guys hear me? screaming? and I don't I don't remember who exactly it was I think I do but I don't want to name them but I got screamed back yes we heard you screaming out there why don't you shut up and I was like whoa and that was kind of that's actually one of the memories that I have as a child that made me realize oh I need to take care of myself right that was not a terrible story um yeah that is a terrible story so it happened man that stuff happens so if you do that to your kids they're not going to rely on you anymore and when you need to go in a nursing home they're not paying for it do you need a cushion to sit on? yeah it's just not the most comfortable spot we're in today that's a good there's a cushion so the person that you would pass the pathogens on to the children yeah well the chances of me having they don't have is pretty slim it's more like they would pass it on to me because they're rummaging around and all the dirt and stuff but yeah I do know what you mean apparently pressure cooking poop makes it safe oh this pressure cook the poop we can put it in your pressure canner you can do that in yours hmmm well can you just like take poop and like wrap it up in some black plastic or something and like do like shovel loads of poop and a thing I'm not I don't want to do all that with the poop you know I'd rather just poop and a thing leave it for your and then come plant something later can you throw me that cushion over there the green one if you have a favorite Star Trek episode favorite Star Trek episode that's a tough one I'm probably going to think of something like well okay the first one I thought of I'm sure this isn't going to be my favorite one when I actually think about it but the the last episode of the first season or maybe the second season of the next generation I think it was the first season where you know your main characters are captain Picard and Riker was his first officer you know and that there's there's some serious problem with the Federation and you know it's all very hush hush and they start losing people and they basically end up in this little underground rebellion and the whole the whole Federation has been taken over and they get back to the Federation headquarters and they fight their way through and sneak around stuff and they find out that there's like take over your brain and all the upper level people in the Federation have been taken over by these brain bugs and then there's like a queen brain bug that took over one of the guys and they have to go blow up his head with the phasers you know they save everyone but just like for a lot of that episode I was like this is what my life feels like I'm doing and you know kind of like all the upper all the people in charge of everything are kind of like against me I feel like that a lot did you know that Reed Cook apparently has a dried pufferfish that is beaky oh it has a beak oh a dried out pufferfish like a stuffed one yeah he has Reed Cook says I have a dried I feel like when I was in the Bahamas I saw a pufferfish and it had a beak yeah that's good thing I kept my fingers out of there I was like don't get my fingers is that a monkey face or did you also watch a kids TV show called Hob about 400 years ago called Hob never heard of it the kids shows I watched when I was a kid was I'm a bear called Jeremy I don't remember what it was called Jeremy I think and there was this show with hamsters and the hamsters drove around these little trucks and they talked I guess they fed them food and while they were going you know they put voices over them oh it's hilarious I didn't realize they were real hamsters they were real hamsters and they like got them to do all this stuff like they would drive around in little toy jeeps and they would walk I'm guessing they had like little treats all the time to get them to do whatever they had to do in all the scenes they were probably dragging like a little piece of food on a fishing line or something where you couldn't see it but I don't know they got these hamsters and gerbils or whatever to do all this stuff and it was all live action it was really cool Chris just sent you and GeForce GeForce was like my favorite cartoon when I was a kid oh I could totally I've never been eaten by a pair and I have I want to grow pear trees but apple apple ties types of trees stone fruit in general don't grow here because it's too warm we don't have a we don't have a cold period apparently you lost a question you know I kind of like these live chats because it's so much it's so much better to get all these questions out here than than to try to do it in the comments so much better hold me up hold me up hold me up so apparently Jeff Cookie oh thank you Jeff Cookie is making air creed blocks well no he's moving forward with a move to Corazol Belize oh nice building a ranch and an air creed factory and hopes to employ lots of workers I see um maybe I can drive her boat down from Belize dude come visit Jamie I came to make a video before making something concrete like from shells and wood ash is that still something you want to do in the future yeah definitely so when I get to the point where I feel like I've kind of got my stuff straightened out like when I kind of I don't know how do you explain it like when I kind of feel like my life is like you know I'm growing enough food my house doesn't leak and you know I've got everything kind of worked out I want to start doing a lot more you know it's just more self-sufficient stuff like making my own cement out of out of seashells and um firing clay more often just getting better at that because right now we've made a few clay things you know me and the kids and fired them and it turned out okay but I think it would be really cool to get good enough at it that I can make like you know custom clay bricks and tiles and stuff and make buildings and stuff like that and then make our own make our own concrete out of seashells and all that stuff I definitely want to get into that more I haven't done that yet because I feel like right now I need to do things more quickly but when I get when I get everything you know basically set up I feel like I can take more time and do it you know the right way or whatever Have you seen the Holmes Smith and shoveling poop? I have seen a little bit of Homestar Runner like I don't know like 30 years ago not that long like 20 years ago Tom showed me and but yeah I've only seen like a little bit I remember there was a guy with punchin punchin gloves and he had some song about scroll button there's a yellow fly yeah there's a yellow fly right on the screen oh what's going on with yellow flies today no don't don't smack it I don't do it because it'll mess up the thing like you have to let it land on something else come here Dashaina's beaten me to zero I gotta get this one okay what's up what is the most valuable tool take take a ride 23 wants to know what is the most valuable tool or set of tools that you would recommend for a building project well for building projects sorry yeah I would say the skills the person like yourself you are the most valuable tool and like like a lot of tools will be specialized things that will be good for specific things like specific tasks and you can even get away with not having the right tool a lot of times if you are the right kind of person with the right kind of attitude so that I would say the best tool my best tool is me and your best tool is you presuming you know have good attitude and you you keep your mind open oh you you got three zero oh she's she's killed three flies now and I haven't gotten any well it's because I'm you know focusing on the show making sure this is all going smoothly and everything yeah I'm not doing that doing but yeah I would say the human being is the most versatile tool you will ever have because you can do anything we have a possible thumbs but if you lose your thumbs then a screwdriver then a screwdriver you just gotta use your screwdriver like this not like this you just gotta like even even missing an arm I would say a human being is still the best tool you could have okay let's see apparently somebody's giving a shout out to me because I'm so cool look I got a cool kid on me so Joseph Bluemeister apparently watched the whole original Star Trek series over the last year and a half played one episode per week and now watching it again yeah so I really like some of the old like the original yeah what I like about that is well part of it is just that they did well they did so much with such crappy special effects and you know everything's made out of cardboard and everything and one of the things I love about the show is that if you just took the sets and looked at them like out of the show you'd be like what was that crap but like the actors seriously and like they just yeah I thought it was really cool yeah another thing I really liked about just the the low tech special effects is like I feel like I can make that myself like I can make my own cool cool show that's like the old Star Trek but like the new Star Trek the next generation the effects were like you know I couldn't just make that easily I can't just make that out of cardboard like computer generated and stuff I really liked the old practical effects the same with like the old Star Wars like the original Star Wars so more importantly Jamie when are we getting Starlink? and someone else is going to tell me yeah new Star Wars still has lots of models and stuff but yeah a lot of it's computer generated when are we getting Starlink I guess never you know the way I wish the internet was going is that I wish there was more of a grassroots internet thing where people just share the internet locally to the next person to the next person to the next person there's a there's a name for that peer to peer peer to peer is that what it is yeah yeah but people would have to be cool and work together and stuff not be idiots set that up in some of the larger cities yeah did you know they have internet in the park in town in town very nice and it kind of expands out to like the taxi dock area sort of well the town's not that big you walk across the whole thing in a few minutes let's see apparently you want to go to town with me Sorceror has made a shoe rack and curtains out of scrap material but has not built their own house yet they've been exercising more recently and running and going to level up their muscles like J-mo I've been I should I tell the running story did I tell the running story recently yeah a few months ago I started running again and man I was not I was not ready to run but I started doing lots of like extra exercises that would basically be like rehab exercises except I wasn't like injured or anything and yeah just in the last month I can like run for real again which is it feels so good Joseph Blowmeister Joseph Blowmeister yes Joseph Blowmeister what would you like Joe Blow has put forward that this show needs to be called The Jamie and DeShayna Family Show Jamie and DeShayna Family Show I think the Jamie and DeShayna Family Show is fine yeah because you have your own show the baby over there is telling Karkanian that he's made a mess and needs to put it away oh she's putting it away for him you need to put the puzzle away before you go help your sister oh I love having little kids it's like a comedy show apparently Jeff Krukey is bringing Starlink to Belize and the North End has it but not south of the country oh is he gonna bring it with him eh I guess so cool so let's see there it is yeah I just don't need that much internet Eric Bauerfield says that there is here to peer stuff in a couple of cities yeah another word for it is mesh internet or some note Jesus Alvarez wants a mesh network or mesh internet yeah if we could if we could stop being idiots like human beings in general hey guys don't start getting crazy no Karkanian stop I'm gonna knock my tablet over I'll cut it down if you don't stop that sounds terrible it's a ropey swinging on from the ceiling yeah I mean if human beings stop being such idiots and started working together there's so many things we could do yeah like so many amazing things we could do and it's just like like greedy people keep thinking oh I can just get this thing right now if I throw all these other people under the bus I get a thing right now but they don't they're just not caring at all about the huge amount of stuff that could go well if people started cooperating better I might have to kick you guys out and downstairs you guys are getting too wild let's go downstairs I just don't want the equipment broken we only have like ten minutes left anyway twenty minutes left here go downstairs dude two meters if you go to my Instagram page you have an Instagram page? yeah you like never mind go ahead if you go to my Instagram there are pictures of like the whole family there I have an Instagram page too it's you know me and fancy bikinis doing like nice poses and things like you know pretending I'm golfing wearing my bikini of course and I don't have anything on an Instagram page no okay let's see I missed something I think yeah can you you can operate over existing network stuff in more peer to peer way I2P is pretty cool works over the regular internet that allows you to peer to peer to share with any yeah I don't have any more questions you all out of questions I'm all out of questions I don't know what to do well should we just continue talking about toilets then I know oh wait here's a question you had some questions from one of the what were the videos I put up this week I answered those questions I think it was all gardening related alright did you put up the one about the roof because I'm trying to give you one roof video per week until I get it done no questions about that I don't think so I think you asked me something now whatever go ahead oh I smacked her around a lot I mean she used to look like a punch bag and I was like let me straighten this out take the ride 23 would like to know Jamie have you ever heard of Ben Peterson he has been pioneering wood gasification and doing waste plastic what energy technology would be the most practical conservation I think that the answer to all the energy problems we have is just stop wasting so much because we're wasting so much energy like just as a species like we could we go down to like one percent of our current energy use with no no reduction in quality of life except people would think oh but I want to have my everything turned on all at once all the time that I think makes me feel good right now which actually ends up making people feel terrible in the long run you disagree you like your luxuries no you're nothing I'm not even sure what you're saying I disagree about at this moment somebody would like to know if you plan on making Jamie calendars oh with both all my bikini pictures actually that's one of my own which is funny but I have I think that would be a good idea to make a calendar you think that would be good not a bikini one but like of doing stuff so I think it would be cool if you made a calendar like you did the coloring book oh yeah it's calendars and but colored in my skimpiest outfit outfit is my no clothes at all? well besides that I mean I do that all the time but my my my speedo my swimsuit that's like the long one I don't have like the I don't have like the little the little bikini speedo you have those short speedo it is made by speedo I mean you have the not the bikini speedo you have the short speedo yeah I have the short speedo from when I used to race I used to race swimming and I used to race running and I had a city record from swimming oh yeah yeah I bet you did not I did know that 15 meter backstroke yeah good backstroke I wasn't as good breaststroke and I guess I end up all over the place yeah like trying to go there and I end up I don't think I could do it very good right now it's just like one year in high school I was like I'm gonna try to make this backstroke faster and then like broke the city record and I was like whoa but I didn't care about it enough to like you know pursue it or anything I did track and field a lot more to do really well well you gotta like pay attention where you're going so you don't run into the wall at the end and knock yourself out especially if you're going full speed bye roll feasty later oh roll feasty going catch you later men Eric Bauerfeld said he was a swimmer also breaststroke and free were his best did some IM too I did those too you know what IM is individual medley relay it's not a relay to do it yourself but the individual medley so you do you jump in the water and you do you do butterfly and then backstroke and then breaststroke and then free freestyle yeah and there's they have it different distances but I did I did that for a while too have you read 2150 AD book what 2150 AD book I think it's a book I think it's a book the end of the year is 2150 AD so the future so this is a book called 2150 AD I'm guessing that no I have not read it obviously yeah I did recently watch 2001 again it's a pretty cool movie it's like it's sort of like watching a star wars movie in super slow motion and then the end is just weird lunchtime yeah what's for lunch today do you have any ideas putting because you kept saying putting putting putting putting are you making it I'm going to make some chocolate milk this is whenever I come to Deshaun's house I kind of like because I have the luxury I don't have I don't have chocolate milk ingredients at my house but Deshaun does so I come and mooch your chocolate milk no I come and totally mooch your chocolate milk that's the only reason I come over like the cereal and I have to check my email like once or twice a week apparently 2150 AD it's a novel whose main character is John who travels between his world of 1976 and the future world of 2150 where the macro society dominates the earth hmm that could mean a lot of things yeah yeah yeah hmm I was thinking about making a video game where you get where the main character you I guess gets accidentally I don't want to be the main character of your video game gets accidentally transported to this demon world where just everything wants to kill you and everything is just way stronger than you so all you the only thing you can do at the beginning of the video game is run and hide and you have to try to find some little hole or cave or some kind of little safe spot in this horrible murderous demon world you got to you know slowly figure out how to survive and then you know it progresses from there but basically it's you know it's sort of it would be a metaphor for like just being in a difficult position and trying to you know slowly fight your way back to back onto your feet she needs to show this to you apparently plant life on earth alright this baby is naked sit down yeah sit your nipples down get some pudding or something I'm going to have some chocolate milk apparently Joseph Blowmeister says see ya all this has become a Sunday morning addiction but in a good way oh good I'm glad oh you know what the meat you can recently has so much fat on the top I know I didn't rinse it don't know don't rinse it I want the fat no I really want the fat because like what I do with it so I'll cook a bunch of ground beef and I'll put in some hot sauce and some tomatoes and some peppers I'm like yeah way more than 10 minutes like I'm putting in a pan and it has a bunch of liquid so it does boil and then you know it sautees or whatever with all the vegetables and the tomatoes and the stuff and all the stuff in there that makes it super tasty and then I'll you know put the pan up at an angle so all the oil drips down to one side I'll use that oil and make popcorn oh so tasty do you want to tell you want me to tell you why the fat is an issue sort of yeah sure let's hear it is this screw up the canning process no it's that the vegetables can't necessarily like doesn't necessarily get killed in fat which is why you can't like can butter for example so are we gonna die from this canned meat that's too much fat oh so as long as I'm boiling it oh I always cook it yeah you told me that I always make sure I don't have a problem in the seal if it doesn't if I don't wipe off the lid but I do that in there so well you know you can always you can always get a good seal if you just make sure it's a real tight fit you just gotta make sure oh so you're the canning expert now yeah it's real tight oh we're talking about canning as we're talking about getting a good seal um somebody would like to know if you've ever seen Event Horizon yes the first time but the first time I watched it oh yeah yes it could be like that could be you know kind of like along those lines where you get transported you don't actually get to see where the ship went but you get a kind of idea but in this video game you would actually get teleported there but anyway the first time I watched Event Horizon I thought it was I thought it was just like a sci-fi movie I didn't realize it was a horror movie and I felt horrible by the end of the movie I was like oh this is terrible but then once I realized it was a horror movie I was like wait wait I gotta go watch this again and then I thought it was a great movie it's just the mindset I was in had to be had to be in the right place for it you hardly said that what you were just describing prior to what you were just saying because it's already a game it sounds like Harry Harrison's Death World oh Harry Harrison's Death World we'll look it up maybe I shouldn't look it up because I don't want to end up doing the same thing yeah if I don't look it up I might accidentally do the same thing but there would be much less chance take the ride 23 so thanks for taking the time to do these on Sunday I really love getting to interact with y'all alright no problem man um David Rubino would like to know uh why you don't have a dog well you have a dog I don't have a dog yet because I'm not sure I'm ready for a dog yet I mean obviously I could take a dog you know what I want to have a person around for a dog like if I had a girlfriend living at my house I feel like then I could have a dog because between the two of us we could take care of the dog but like if I'm there by myself I I don't know I just I just don't want to have a dog by myself I guess yeah it's like yeah okay so now can we go yeah let's go eat okay great can I push the button it's this button up here right this one over right over let's do it oh I pushed it I didn't push it I didn't push it how are you to push this damn thing oh you just did it oh I did it okay then you gotta go over here and push this this right you wanna stop right there okay yeah okay