0:37

Then. Jaw for not interfere,

0:39

Jordan, hey, if I can for

0:41

two brothers and few questions give you the reason why suffering

0:43

always do some both Mars and a of

0:45

the Wimbledon jobs. What are you at

0:47

Silver the harness and Winnie the Pooh haven't come

0:50

what do you have in common they have the same

0:52

middle name of A?

0:55

contract with after i joined that don't know

0:57

if still kind of duty for be

0:59

excited reverse right to do a one takes

1:01

new years special were not i love

1:05

that joke really like

1:08

jokes do see that like

1:10

it so much because attila the hun

1:12

and winnie the pooh really do have very little

1:14

in common except for their minister Then.

1:18

I have bring that up, John, because one

1:21

apparently this week is a one of the days

1:23

as Winnie the pooh decks go into one, is it

1:25

I forgot I've? noticed that

1:27

eight or but also because

1:29

Winnie the pooh this year is entering the public

1:32

domain, so you're also against

1:34

time, yeah, you to do whatever

1:36

the heck you want with. Winnie, the pooh is

1:38

yours, what else are you, what do

1:40

you wanna do with Winnie the pooh read

1:42

somewhere that HP Lovecraft also

1:44

entered the public domain and that it? Was high

1:47

time as a for great

1:49

matchup for Winnie the Pooh

1:52

Lovecraft to in. The

1:54

narrative. Yeah. Yeah,

1:57

I know it's actually my publisher

1:59

done. Using the publisher for

2:01

Winnie the Pooh, so, of course, this is the sound

2:03

off is a satire, but that as what I take

2:05

it back, it's not fun at all care of

2:07

on Earth I'm so sorry for your loss. Economic

2:11

purely economic loss right, yeah, no

2:13

the benefit of society at

2:15

but to the detriment of one. Privately

2:18

held corporation. Eight,

2:20

what it's importance megastores beginning with this

2:22

one? Our. Data about Winnie

2:24

the pooh for way longer than that well we can

2:27

if you want to, mean, I'm a father thousand eight hundred

2:29

eccles is what are you the pooh? Gonna have a,

2:32

wave is way that will get to be bad guys

2:34

I was getting ready to suit his son, eisner

2:37

of like or they could win worlds.

2:39

Know it's a one hundred don't know of

2:42

Christopher Robin is the hero or the hundred

2:44

acre wood is lovecraft

2:46

the and now Elsa you got like an owl

2:48

well seen. I

2:50

miss any like he's like knows everything

2:53

it smelt, but he also kind on mean about

2:56

it want to yes and you but isn't

2:58

as the isn't the lovecraft. The and world

3:00

coming in from the outside.

3:02

trying to one hundred acre wood

3:05

and like been tigres defending it and

3:07

yours leg Like

3:09

they're going to kill another octopus

3:11

today, ah?

3:16

Killing me feel even more sad

3:18

than already did but his her violent

3:20

world here in our hundred acre of words

3:24

are. i am then you are you swayed

3:26

me you've now against me men also

3:29

want to point out that was a hundred percent

3:31

worth at what's the first quests and we're

3:33

going to hard today like reach

3:35

man so maybe we should talk

3:38

for an hour and half off line before

3:40

we do every episode his first question since

3:42

from natalie who writes dear john an egg why

3:44

is it that on the inside of the spoon you are reflected

3:47

upside down but on the other side of the spoon

3:49

your reflection is right side up sincerely

3:51

natalie Oh,

3:54

hey. Then I understand

3:56

it. The my bout concave

3:58

and convex mere. Then. Yeah.

4:01

Continue to be impossible

4:03

for my little brain to understand, like

4:05

every time I'm in a funhouse, which physically

4:07

it's been while but like every top of in one of those. Carnival

4:10

settings and they say, have the weird mirrors

4:12

that make you look super skinny, your super tall

4:14

or we're super ways and or whatever it's every

4:16

single time I get in. Front of like

4:18

a mere that makes me look way beats and I don't

4:20

think like how does that near work think

4:23

I, just became wavy. people

4:27

do not understand how we are as work like ah

4:30

i The very weird.

4:33

The roots were gonna be, so I can take a

4:35

picture of you have you,

4:37

but they're not. That you're not. "They're

4:39

not they're little window into back,

4:41

but it's into back what it's just

4:44

photons go in straight lines and

4:46

they bounce off of things and perpendicular

4:48

to the ocean, so what is flat", said Eat It

4:51

opens. Go and with.

4:55

They. They added: "Like they go, it's visual, moderate

4:57

lives that are also wavy lines

5:00

as much as the ago is it

5:02

only his own sars or lines the waves

5:04

going straight line" Yes the way that

5:06

we were lied and what sentence

5:09

that is to start off our crash

5:11

course on suffixes ah

5:14

this. i am definitely the right person

5:17

to talk to took optics

5:19

as a section of my physics

5:21

class in law school yell fire alarm

5:24

about this zone so when it's flat

5:26

mere income bounce off ninety degrees

5:28

but one of the curve every little point

5:31

on that curve yeah The gonna

5:33

bounce off. At. A different

5:35

in a different direction because it's they're, they're all

5:37

the mirrors are all at different angles to the

5:39

photons that are coming straight and if you

5:41

draw the little. Maps, then you can see,

5:44

I see how of flips over my brain

5:46

still doesn't understand it, but see all

5:48

the little thing that crossed and now like

5:50

the fruits. I'm from the top are gone, are at the bottom

5:52

once they get to my eyes and if you get close

5:55

enough to a spoon saying you actually

5:57

make up for. Backup over because the like get to the point

5:59

where they're not. Last anymore just wow

6:01

or at it but. the thing that gets

6:03

me john It it doesn't

6:06

flipped left to right. That

6:09

is weird. That are my use that cause

6:11

it's not curvy analysts is it

6:13

makes it what why, yeah?

6:16

Can you make a spoon where it flips left to

6:18

right, where you at right

6:21

hand and you and it goes up on the other side

6:23

on the end. I don't know. And

6:25

everybody always talks about will

6:28

this feeling is good at holding

6:30

milk or this spoon is good for

6:32

soup or whatever and nobody ever talks about this

6:35

without it right in your left,

6:37

right? Left you.

6:40

And think you have to be like really far

6:42

away to get flipped right

6:44

be back with worse. It being a but better

6:46

at not turning you upside down.

6:48

All I think that's a good answer. This next question comes

6:51

from everywhere. On speed running,

6:53

this big Hank, you're going to pick up recently.

6:55

Got to do with me listening to the podcast about

6:58

space me to Avery. I think about space

7:00

all the time. How weird is it? That were in a vast universe?

7:02

That is but

7:05

probably also expanding

7:08

I didn't think about space.

7:10

was wondering how or if we know that the Earth

7:12

is straight up and down with the Northern Hemisphere

7:14

on top in the southern hemisphere on the bottom.

7:16

avery I'm about to blow

7:18

your mind I. was just walking

7:21

around upside down all the times is upside down

7:23

even real there you go you're almost there

7:25

That is upside down sights is

7:27

it changes the Earth moves and if we

7:30

do know, would it matter if the Earth was flipped

7:32

the other way, pumpkins and penguins every there

7:34

is no?

7:37

There's no, there's

7:39

no down There is, there's a man out there

7:41

is down. There's no up

7:43

but there is about how is there down? Well,

7:46

depends on your frame of but, like

7:48

down toward the center of the

7:50

Earth. whereas up oh

7:52

there you know in every direction away from the sobriety

7:54

or? I's selected it's not like the Southern Hemisphere,

7:57

his owner whoa the northern

7:59

Hemisphere. Because there is no.

8:02

No. And and weirdly I'm

8:04

so before we get to the stuff we're sorry, but this question

8:06

for the entire US to the episode that we've done to going

8:08

to do to questions. And first one and this it

8:10

began we got yeah we got some real we

8:12

got some real quality question of left

8:15

or. right well i'll try to get through a fast the before

8:17

we do have i told you about my new way of

8:19

visualizing and expanding universe you

8:21

have and everybody had seen the tick tock actually

8:24

one of the questions about your ticked off So

8:26

maybe we make us safer than favorite

8:28

was it is saving this is the kind of thing by the

8:30

way to usually we would sight somewhere and where

8:33

the know yards over the zone right

8:35

now has the here we go to take yes.

8:38

forget about that just answer the question

8:40

is their up and up is the northern

8:42

hemisphere above the southern hemisphere

8:44

So, so this, this is one of the

8:46

great coincidences that

8:48

we do that we don't notice because

8:51

it is so I'm it

8:53

worked. Then we go to bed.

8:55

That we decided that the top

8:57

of the map was east or west,

9:00

and if we had, and in fact, many baths

9:02

before we sort of standardized on North Being.

9:05

Then the thing to put on the top, many

9:07

maps did have east and west of the top.

9:10

If we had done that, it would have been very confusing

9:13

when we noticed that the Earth

9:15

ah his inner solar system and

9:18

it is rotating.

9:19

In a way where, like this, that the plane

9:22

of the solar system has top and

9:24

has it doesn't have top and bottom, but

9:26

it has an orientation, were there you

9:29

can take top and bottom, but if we

9:31

had picked east or west? Then.

9:33

Top of the map we would have been like, oh, so

9:36

this doesn't actually work, it will probably

9:38

would have had to stick with it's and out of that annoying

9:40

C.F. An. annoying for every one forever,

9:43

but it was fifty chance and we got it right here

9:45

in the same way, by the way that like.

9:48

A twelve month.

9:50

Calendar is annoying all the time

9:53

he doesn't make any sense to have some months with

9:55

have thirty one days, not him on Sept. twenty eight days

9:57

and as lying or we can't write it

9:59

because. Is it was standardized before

10:01

we totally understood what it on,

10:04

yeah, and like that I can

10:06

forgive us for, but minute yes, saw

10:09

the admit, know minutes met at minutes

10:11

or another great example? But

10:13

the point is that. There

10:15

is an orientation. Yeah,

10:18

they're even or should have the largest solar

10:21

system, it is not accurate to say

10:23

like it could just as easily be south

10:25

is off as north, oh yeah.

10:27

From space,

10:29

they are the same. You can see South

10:31

is up, or you can see North is up. If you're

10:33

looking at Earth from the Sun and

10:36

there is no special reason why

10:38

North is up except for,

10:40

like, the political. geography

10:43

realities of why maps

10:45

came by global maps came to be

10:47

and who was drawing.

10:49

Yeah. And it affects how we imagine the

10:51

planet it affects how we imagine each other

10:53

like we only back I have written a book

10:55

on this topic called paper towns. Where

10:57

I say better, it is as

10:59

it is true that are maps or

11:02

the that the world ships or maps, but it is also true

11:04

that are map ship the. That's

11:06

wow Jon, why would we go further than that

11:09

it's almost like use Blake right

11:11

professionally well instead I'm going

11:13

to ask you this question about ticked off?

11:15

I'm. At a we fear John Hanke, how famous

11:17

his head context must have got great

11:19

questions, I would like someone to answer

11:21

this question of photos, good everything about

11:23

that question. Is is say plus plus,

11:26

plus can see random people know, commenting

11:28

on how hate is relevant now because of jersey

11:31

and six sauce as a good idea that

11:33

like. Paint went through long period of irrelevance

11:36

well. But now is relevant again

11:38

and that. There's.

11:41

Something wrong, brutal about

11:43

putting it that way, but maybe that's maybe

11:45

it's true I don't use ticked off God bless

11:47

you and obese never change just

11:49

followed the account on. Twitter that Repo solid thanks

11:51

tick tock so see his Twitter know you're not

11:53

it's not like you're like a hundred and ah.

11:57

Then you quantify how famous eight

11:59

years on. Later. Sorry

12:02

that would have been really, wanna

12:04

know cause then. you quantify

12:06

how famous eight years on fix

12:08

talk discarded be have tip starts

12:11

is hank more or less famous than

12:13

carr c d addict or is

12:15

it's views that matter not followers

12:17

i'm so confused tell the world war

12:19

i signed my name and

12:22

always

12:24

McCarty be has more followers than

12:26

me on tick tock, yeah, but like

12:28

not bad, but if you are or goddamn

12:30

anymore at all, actually I'm gonna work now

12:33

right now, I mean.

12:35

I. I have an astonishing number

12:37

of hours considering that am concerned you don't

12:39

do like I'm very jealous of the amount of work

12:41

you put into your followers put. In

12:43

know, work into having like ice

12:46

every other video see on my for you pages

12:48

from you, and I'm just like thought

12:50

he makes a lotta tick tock thank. You very

12:52

easy, so easy to make it is not,

12:54

it's not easy, it's extremely stressful and

12:56

every so the story I

12:58

don't think you know this thanks, but said yes.

13:00

Is the actual story and this is something that love

13:03

that is pretty secret? make

13:05

a lot of the talks I mean hate.

13:09

writing for awesome particularly gum i

13:11

make like two or three every week I.

13:13

Just leave them up for like seven

13:16

minutes and then I'm like I'm, not

13:18

enjoying this experience, and

13:20

it I said that did it yeah and

13:23

I. Have, like, a lotta tic tacs, it's just

13:25

that they're all they've all been private it because

13:27

they let them get like thousand views and I'm like South

13:30

I don't like. The high but. i'm not enjoying

13:32

this vibe and there's something really

13:34

like our wonderful about that see you have

13:36

six million something followers

13:38

on tick tock which is a lot and party be has

13:41

fifteen point seven million Oh,

13:43

heck is about? Just over one

13:45

third, it as famous on tick tock

13:48

as Carty be, and I think that's about right

13:50

like you're definitely. You're

13:52

you're so big on tick tock that way. Regularly

13:56

people say to me your brother is very famous on

13:58

take time. Or will. Your brother's stick

14:00

talks and then say. No, also

14:02

have a million false ah,

14:06

yeah it's turns out that you edit there is truth

14:08

to the fact that like the number of hours doesn't

14:11

matter as much as that The

14:13

like when it comes to like.

14:15

Whatever whether of you know, I have noted

14:17

here, Leo, yeah, video guess

14:19

out into the atmosphere. Yeah,

14:22

and what, yes, certainly at, but also it

14:24

when it comes to, like, note ability and recognize ability

14:26

like more if you have like. Eight

14:29

hundred videos, they got a million views, piece

14:31

that wasn't the same million people every time, and

14:34

so, Uriah, you end up with lot

14:36

of people, whereas if you get one the

14:38

at, whereas if you get like. You.

14:40

Know bad five videos that have million

14:42

views, piece news or have the same size audience,

14:45

they're far more people will have seen the content

14:47

or have been. exposed to multiple times which

14:49

is really sort of what scared to generate

14:52

not ability what happened John

14:54

this is actually very weird for meets I,

14:57

don't have talk. About this other before but like. during

14:59

the pandemic i started making tick tock the

15:01

lots because was sad and board

15:04

yeah and ah and

15:06

It brought me joy and then

15:08

the pandemic sort of like, you know, or

15:11

like, things are to open, opening up back a little bits,

15:13

and I realized that had. One

15:16

may be, had just forgotten that

15:19

get recognized in public but to

15:21

assistant. What happened and a lot more

15:23

your arm and that, like, by go to save percentage,

15:26

like maybe half of the people who are recognizing the

15:28

were recognized me from tick tock race. And.

15:30

For like a, I think it's it is, it is substantial

15:33

and it is weird and this world that

15:35

have to say that the reason I'd delete

15:38

these tick. Tock, mean, there's a couple reasons or the

15:40

research private them, but one of the main reasons

15:42

is that they start to like get.

15:45

Like views from outside our community

15:47

and, oh, my God, nope, not

15:49

that, and that's scary, and I don't like

15:51

it in Ottawa, don't want that sense

15:53

that I'm totally so you know

15:55

that's not to say that like it's bad to want,

15:58

think. There are a lotta good reason. To

16:00

to want that to want that, like kind of audience

16:02

like I just right now in my life, just

16:04

don't want it, and that's okay. This

16:06

is it okay to want it. So.

16:09

really like my to talk strategy, but have to say love

16:12

and a very grateful for your tick tock strategy

16:14

because I love watching your tick tock, think. That

16:16

became, are here so good,

16:18

and can't believe that you make them in

16:20

addition to doing everything else. I've.

16:23

have very easy to make a tick tock in forest peyton

16:26

of helps to make it all seamless

16:28

and simple, arrived who is my our

16:31

tick tock assistant so kind. Of know how often

16:33

Sky Yeah utilized her services

16:35

as photographer, the when did I do eat after seven

16:37

minutes, usually as a for the only

16:40

for the ones I? Fitted absurd amount of work into

16:42

I'll be hacked or I will text Peyton

16:44

and say Peyton have made ticks asked

16:48

Ah. as i say it every

16:50

time have made have

16:52

made one of these tickets hockey's yeah and would

16:54

like a pro rated event you know it's lay off

16:57

stop all the clocks chick are

16:59

has been created yeah i

17:01

can definitely imagine spending a lot of time making tick

17:03

tock in there are couple less than substantial

17:05

amount of time on but mostly i

17:08

Make them quite quickly it is

17:11

it is a platform that is designed for my style

17:14

ah. The and that.

17:17

Yeah, I feel are both fortunate

17:20

and track of it affects, yeah, rarely

17:23

watch, says very much how felt about tumbler

17:25

in two thousand and twelve and two thousand and thirteen, was like

17:27

this is a place that was made for

17:29

my. The way of expression.

17:33

And then that feeling change ah.

17:36

a don't know what remains at it out into

17:39

interesting with and perhaps not

17:41

coincidentally it hasn't come back Ah,

17:45

idol, yeah, I will, don't think old ever feel that

17:47

way again and that's okay too.

17:50

During the next question at a concert, nico

17:52

I A vaguely

17:56

remember from science class. I'm doing a lot of science

17:58

question take because I only have eight.

18:00

The power and so you're going to have to have to the last

18:02

three or four quite a side

18:04

as he remembers the side by side, there's always the same amount

18:06

of stuff in the world because matter cannot be created

18:08

or destroyed.

18:09

What I was the perseverance rover that on Mars

18:12

realized that all the stuff it's made

18:14

from came from Earth and will never come back. We

18:16

must also gain stuff we like meteors come

18:19

to Earth, but in the last fifty years have we made a net

18:21

loss or and net gain of stuff

18:23

what about in the last housing years, my

18:26

name is so common, it will become my generation's

18:28

karen.

18:31

Well, I'm so glad that you ask John

18:33

because the book he did a bunch of research

18:35

to answer the as we age or this questions

18:38

such as need for west to great

18:40

question our seas or. A.

18:43

Net gain her of storms

18:46

more and net exporter of still

18:48

have yet what is ah the first that what is our

18:50

to sprayed deficit with the universe

18:53

the, first thing. Is that of matter can

18:55

neither be created or destroyed or but

18:57

that is that's universe rule, not an Earth rural

19:00

right matter, it's can definitely caught

19:02

like arrive at and. Leave Earth and

19:04

yes mars rover as part of that, but it is

19:06

ah tiny piece of

19:09

what leaves Earth, ah

19:11

which is mostly gases

19:14

that are yelping. Lot alike slaughter atmospheres,

19:17

yeah, the spear gets up there and it gets ionized

19:19

and good on web of the solar, wind ah

19:22

this is where Helium goes this. Why does know helium

19:24

in our atmosphere of little helium in the atmosphere,

19:26

despite the fact that it's always being emitted by the Earth

19:28

from radioactive break dance because it's lighter?

19:30

Than the atmosphere, it ends up going up size of an air

19:32

is any good cyanide and gets thrown

19:35

off and of the yeah, so what about sixteen

19:37

hundred tons of helium? Escapes every year

19:39

I'm laugh and at but the

19:42

most of it is actually hydrogen

19:44

we lose about three kilograms of hydrogen.

19:46

every second ninety five

19:48

thousand tons year wow

19:52

The wow, that's how that's the

19:54

majority of how we heard we are. And

19:57

it should be added that just because.

20:00

I like to bring it back to death and apocalypse

20:02

that night.

20:03

The eventually it's true that matters

20:05

that are created or destroyed, but like eventually the

20:07

Earth will be subsumed inside

20:09

of the sign.

20:11

So, like that, years will be at a net loss

20:13

of one hundred percent surface,

20:16

I yeah, that's the eventually that will

20:18

be a different mechanism that is not currently operates,

20:21

gonna say like eventual the

20:23

the.

20:24

The overall story is going to be the Earth

20:27

reduces Max.

20:28

Yeah. Well, by not existing anymore

20:31

here earlier, yeah, the same know that I'm

20:33

not sure where actually not sure that the sun's gonna get

20:35

bigger as an adult, the Earth's orbit

20:37

rate. It's like kind of on the line self

20:39

regardless yeah I'm a lot of earth

20:42

will be baked off in that process in will lose

20:44

lot of mass ah. i'm good

20:46

at all of the living parts what'd exciting

20:48

party that's gonna be i'm really glad that

20:51

none of us already have our descendants will be

20:53

here to see it But I did not

20:55

say that the Earth loses mass

20:58

in total because it also gains mass.

21:00

From? Like old yours coming in and it's

21:02

mostly space dust, so about forty

21:04

thousand tons of space dust, low

21:07

balls fast of the planet every year,

21:09

oh, I thought you're going to. See a deck

21:11

and I was like nothing is,

21:14

as I, am inhaling,

21:16

it's assist deficit

21:19

in my own is why not gonna be five all

21:21

the. Time says that wacko have will get?

21:23

the flu read that in space dust

21:26

i reminded me when the haley's comet game

21:28

The to the U. S. in their early

21:31

twentieth centuries and people

21:33

bought all these are comet umbrellas

21:35

because. The was so close that the

21:37

Earth actually passed through the tale

21:39

of Haley's comet.

21:41

They knew what was going to be done, but some people were really,

21:43

really freaked out and said the result in, like,

21:45

anti comment.

21:47

Medicines that you could take to like have the

21:49

gas is not affect you and people had

21:51

these umbrellas that they were used when they were outside

21:53

to try to like.

21:55

Keep the gases from the comet away,

21:57

at, of course, like it turns out, that that's not a huge

21:59

health risk. Or

22:01

indeed health risk of any kind.

22:03

Good it is good to freak out about whatever yeah

22:06

that yeah what did I. mention

22:08

that mostly to remind all of us

22:11

that we have always freaked out about

22:14

What?

22:16

Hank. Yes, are we

22:18

had net exporter redneck net

22:21

importer of? [stuff]

22:24

We're not even way of John, we're losing about

22:26

save all about fifty thousand tons a

22:28

year, I knew it, knew it.

22:31

We are you. Things are slowly.

22:34

Falling. Apart I knew it,

22:37

knew it, knew that we had vessels said

22:39

did when was, have to say, if you found

22:41

other the earth was. Getting bigger you'd also be worried

22:44

about it, would you like he lives were terrible,

22:46

the gravity of got every have way

22:48

too much as shit away try to be stuck.

22:50

To the ground by not going to play basketball

22:53

anymore, by Boat said that he

22:55

won't be nearly able to deal

22:57

with this school's vertical leap

22:59

will go way down nobody. Will ever break

23:02

any of the brawn James his records, with

23:04

all you're right, would have been totally worried

23:06

about all of that this is going to completely change

23:09

your. We are losing.

23:12

Or not wait that it does it matter much, right?

23:15

The Earth is six point, five

23:17

billion trillion tons, you'll calm

23:19

and we lose fifty thousand tons

23:21

a year, so you're gonna have to go ahead and just

23:24

assume that your brain cannot

23:27

conceive of the tiny

23:29

this of the fraction of the mass we lose

23:31

every year. The against as helpful

23:34

as, reminds me of conversation i recently had with

23:36

hours with you as like you know

23:39

The oceans are going to boil and, like all, the life

23:41

is gonna die and as like, yeah, but we won't. We

23:44

will be here as well a couple billion years away

23:46

and, like, just like, why what we the here and I was

23:48

like, oh, ah? Yeah,

23:50

mean, you know, guess a lot of reasons why we

23:53

problem of the her Alice Lake? It

23:55

would better opportunity thousand years, lot better

23:57

postulated, that is good for thirst like, yeah.

24:00

One billionth of human history or when? That

24:03

she was like guy.

24:05

That's not comforting. So

24:11

incredibly annoying when it's gonna have a,

24:14

good amateur headaches other exactly it

24:16

could happen today or tomorrow but

24:18

for sure I know it won't happen in abusive

24:20

years that's way too long. for

24:22

average chance to make about are not

24:25

to worry about that at all and like he's

24:27

introduced a lot of new worries Yeah,

24:30

order to just bring about billion years from

24:32

now, that was way easy.

24:35

One doesn't know about this species wide existential

24:37

dread yet, which is a her

24:40

of having five year old, but he is because

24:43

Cameo this year he of

24:45

aware of death and he.

24:48

He. As figured

24:50

out, but he is going to die,

24:52

but he is not figured out that we are going

24:54

to die, has think is sees himself

24:56

more like cameo than he is

24:59

like us. Yeah,

25:01

like he's like small and taken

25:03

care of by us, yeah, and

25:05

yellow like so, he clearly

25:08

thinks that he's going to die before us corner.

25:11

Big big, hopes for that not

25:13

to be the case yeah, but ah

25:15

but he is often asking like what

25:17

will happen to us after he dies

25:20

and i'm dislike this is not how it's going to go buddy

25:22

race not statistically yeah

25:26

Yeah, I is the talking

25:28

about death with kids is very hard and this

25:30

is a know cut special hank, so

25:32

I don't want to drift. Too. Far

25:34

in on to do stuff where we might

25:37

wear one, doubt thought, because

25:39

we do that a lot of tough when

25:41

he got to talk about as easy as. And felt really

25:43

to talk about to provide us together

25:46

is usually have seventeen takes in that

25:48

eventually we're like you know what you need to sort itself

25:51

out. about doing all of that i'm just going to go to

25:53

the next question while i still have our percent power

25:55

is made up this is a high stakes game over

25:57

here i've been able to see swear

26:00

He's sweating over there brand new

26:02

fancy pants Macbook suddenly

26:04

draining battery like it's going out south, this question

26:06

comes from Charlotte.

26:09

The right dear John and, hey, my name is Charlotte,

26:12

and I was wondering if there's a reason you guys have

26:14

amazing eyelashes. I've

26:16

been noticing the I know you guys,

26:18

yeah, you got any and

26:20

you, oh, wait. No.

26:23

Yang ah, didn't

26:25

think it was you guys dang

26:27

it

26:30

You don't say is often Zarrella really

26:32

loved our eyes as he was right

26:34

the high the likes of which you'd never see

26:37

the hague always I. was

26:39

on a unicorn flying over rainbow

26:41

and then i've just come crashing back to earth

26:43

my neighbors charlotte and i was wondering

26:46

if there's a reason that Guys.

26:48

Ziyad, are all of because in the I've,

26:53

noticed this is most of the guys

26:55

I know not a good job other

26:57

guys have lashes that can

27:00

I can. Only achieve with mascara, my

27:02

own boyfriend has better eyelashes than

27:04

me, is this genetics or just a weird coincidence

27:06

they do what I love the podcast, apparently not

27:08

enough to love. Our eyelashes, charlotte area

27:11

were included it's I.

27:14

Don't the don't know haven't been like was pulled

27:17

out my beautiful eyelashes, hints

27:19

it's the equivalent of like if you're in a meeting

27:21

and somebody books are. You in here for you have the most

27:23

beautiful I've been you say thank you for him and

27:25

he'd say no, not you. Right

27:28

by of, yes

27:30

that is that isn't that happened See would meet

27:32

know I, I got out where

27:34

do you have sorted out like why did said this at a meeting

27:37

instead of at bar where it were

27:39

vastly more froze roof is still little

27:41

actually? societal

27:46

dance and his notes as no threat as many

27:48

as to relieve stress and droughts exit

27:51

reason is this real or is this

27:53

just to prove

27:54

It's real of guys have

27:56

the guise of longer eyelashes on average

27:58

when. Yeah, sub,

28:01

that'the the question. The

28:03

why I don't think has been researched deeply,

28:06

but like will point out there as

28:08

our hair harrier in general, yeah,

28:10

yeah so like rabies does that bag

28:12

as like we got more Harris, yeah.

28:15

I think it's funny, I've been thinking

28:17

about this a lot lately, I think it's

28:19

funny that we think so much about. Like

28:22

the differences in humans. Guys

28:25

says, and there are a lotta different because it's spare,

28:28

I just been looking at like

28:30

pictures of or rang attains lately at

28:32

being like. wonder if they

28:34

like think like, oh, man, that

28:36

when, sir, Thomas.

28:40

It'll like now it has amazing

28:42

eyelashes, the my goal, my god, look at

28:45

fact that guy. You know you

28:47

to full brown eyes at and

28:49

were like guy, yeah, I mean they're all answering

28:51

his ass off of never thought

28:54

about the time when found a squirrel.

28:56

With. Catherine was in college and I am

28:59

in it was like a baby squirrel, had our had been abandoned

29:01

soldier and we really we need to get

29:03

scroll the someplace where. As and we can take care of

29:06

him, yeah, and we took the squirrel to the squirrel

29:08

rehab person shirt was

29:10

woman who lived in and their

29:12

how in. Her house shifts had house and suggests

29:14

rehab squirrels there and took his inside

29:16

there was like some cages and, you know, into like, "I

29:18

just, you know, I react and" Then I'd let him go

29:21

and like we're like here and like autism

29:23

like Grid, a little bit of an open population's

29:25

girls right here to that, yes, but I. Feed them

29:27

so it's okay and, you wanna see

29:29

them and I was like could, guess

29:31

I'd want to see the squirrels see

29:33

a lot of them. But you know their your

29:35

squirrels so please show me some other side with

29:37

like bag of food and like. of

29:40

rain it's like it's like

29:42

when you as you are to open sewer and

29:44

cock roaches like that's like with

29:46

that level of squirrels

29:48

suffered showering down where

29:51

it was almost creepy like it was like Do

29:53

you like love crafty and squirrel situation

29:56

soon eminent I use that's nice addition

29:59

to? separate aware Yeah, a go on good source,

30:01

been Ah, and then she starts to talk about

30:04

the squirrels as individuals,

30:06

and I know heard yes, but how do you know,

30:08

yeah? Right

30:11

by appearance.

30:12

It by looking at his face uses his

30:14

face is his face and I was oh

30:16

yeah do yoga don't

30:19

know what to do the same thing with pigeons and guess

30:21

or of do it with people like.

30:24

every down and watch to get tv show and

30:26

i'm like a brother as there's like

30:28

it's the husband oh my god

30:30

how does this keep happening

30:33

Which reminds me that today's podcast is

30:35

brought to you by Hanks

30:37

is.

30:37

squirrel lady Yeah

30:40

squirrel lady she recognizes

30:42

by the faces yeah and she and

30:45

I hope and believe that

30:47

she took great care of that squirrel also,

30:50

brought you by spoons that don't actually flip you

30:52

upside down they're just flip

30:54

is them. the

30:56

of the flip but

30:59

you will be normal way

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up

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weight loss, Earth's weight loss now

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like also brought and also this brought and this

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brought they're brought like this and is I

31:18

and they're also and also,

31:20

and, also

31:23

brought they're brought like,

31:25

is, brought and

31:29

they're like they're

31:31

like

31:32

There are like the a barrel like that,

31:34

the they're like the tentacles

31:37

of sar lack.

31:38

I remember or is slightly off

31:40

topic and not to the name Dropper, try harder to

31:42

do that at one time when Florida

31:45

Levine was in the Paper Towns movie, made a question

31:47

Tuesday video with her and somebody was like ten

31:49

John. Cora, review

31:52

your eyelashes or something and

31:54

are out like very kindly and generously.

31:58

She had she has really kind person.

32:00

I. Ran her fingers through my eyelashes,

32:02

I met my eyebrows, my eyebrow

32:04

and out and says I'm sorry

32:07

to know if the snow cut special like can't

32:10

really take. A maddening scare me

32:12

in a runner her fingers three her show

32:14

us says they'll tell, you

32:16

since the moment ah but as you

32:19

she went through my eyebrow hundred.

32:21

Like little bit but not,

32:24

just observation. of yeah

32:26

that's part of your job There's

32:28

just we. also have like an

32:30

awesome message okay to i'm from for

32:32

real to christine

32:35

my wife suffers from schizophrenia nevertheless

32:37

uses much of her limited energy caring

32:40

about others small example love achieving

32:42

top grades the stress routinely caused

32:44

her to faint after waking up she wouldn't let

32:46

me ask anything before i told

32:48

her how was doing My

32:50

wife. "The angel you

32:52

hanker John have for ten years been the

32:54

friends she never had of the it deserves",

32:57

she says, "I asked you that is

32:59

so close behind" Yeah,

33:02

that is really lovely.

33:04

That made my day and I've actually had

33:06

a pretty good day so. Thank

33:08

you very, very much, thank you both for listening

33:11

and for. Yeah, feeling

33:14

that closeness to us, that means lot to us.

33:17

Hankin. Asks the next question: I

33:19

match battle match it to this,

33:23

next, John,

33:25

light visit dear

33:27

and then, just, blanket the done

33:30

John this next. Question comes from Su who asks

33:33

dear Hankin John what's the nearest

33:35

planet, could, burn, down

33:41

match light what's nearest

33:45

battle a su says.

33:48

i would love to visit a planet

33:51

light it with match and

33:53

watch it disappear of

33:55

flames thank literal

33:58

example of somebody who just what's The

34:00

see world burn, I just want

34:02

a was only world burn

34:04

up.

34:07

I mean is. absolute something

34:09

really a deep about humans

34:11

were it's last trip we couldn't

34:14

be burned out and world with civil matter because i'm scared

34:16

so you're right now if we can We

34:18

are gonna ask efforts.

34:20

that's going to be very difficult

34:23

urged to resist i have great

34:25

news for of worlds and

34:27

bad news for say of oh wow

34:30

No way as well, as

34:33

I mean could be wrong about this I'm just basing

34:35

this on sort of how understand chemistry to

34:37

work which is left so burning. is

34:40

it is a thing that happens

34:42

because there are there are chemicals that

34:44

are complicated and ah and

34:46

they are they have lower energy states

34:48

where they are simpler so for

34:50

example would is just big

34:52

mess of long carbon chains

34:56

that are were formed by

34:58

By the plant combining,

35:01

The oxygen and carbon dioxide and

35:03

water together to create.

35:07

These big on carbon chains and or

35:09

to do that they had, like, use energy as

35:11

whole thing with plans to right. So.

35:14

Ah, the'so so the process of taking that would

35:16

ban turning it back in the carbon dioxide and water

35:19

is the process of burning sneeze and also

35:21

the but the thing is. You can't really

35:24

build plant out of these complicated

35:27

ah high energy state molecules

35:30

because they break down on their

35:32

own over time anyway, if they can,

35:34

so is there so? In

35:37

order for there to be of fire

35:39

in that way that we imagine them to be

35:41

is the easiest way to it would be like out plans

35:43

me out of. Hydrogen and. In

35:46

in hydrogen burns right spray, except

35:48

that is the hydrogen.

35:51

Was there along

35:53

with an oxidizer so long with oxygen

35:56

and it would it would be it

35:58

would have would have already undergone? Chemical. Reaction:

36:01

Through slower process, nas

36:03

it was forming, and so you just have the

36:05

water, not the hydrogen and oxygen

36:08

sitting side by side because

36:10

those chemicals are less stable

36:12

than. Water as well though, okay,

36:14

but imagine if imagine planet

36:16

and I, I maybe this is impossible, would imagine

36:19

a planet that is only made out of

36:21

high. The humber just

36:23

hydrogen plant. If I

36:25

walk up to that plan. And

36:27

light a match. Yeah, should.

36:31

Learn to the ground, right? There's

36:34

no oxygen, what is the are turning into

36:37

eight points rate point,

36:39

what does the chemical reaction as so little

36:41

oxygen for fires to work,

36:43

I forgot about that, that's why you that's what you blow

36:46

on the fire?

36:47

That's. Why you go on the fire that's where they bring all liquid

36:49

oxygen into space when they need the,

36:52

we have a rocket work to go to that me

36:54

that is. Thought possible, okay, so

36:56

I want to take huge star wars, Hank, which is a daughter

36:58

binary that was made about of civilization

37:01

long time ago in galaxy far. Less,

37:03

yeah, they were having star war, they had war,

37:06

and the stars I don't want to get usury was

37:08

best that was start, it was the Stars war, they.

37:10

Had multiple.

37:12

Star Wars that vote for the Star Wars

37:14

because they had more than one who are okay

37:17

like, back on it Star Wars

37:20

the name of Star Wars is the worst

37:22

thing about Startle are, like

37:24

if you say Star Wars to be

37:26

I'm like oh Alex Burrows explain

37:29

the. traps have a very

37:31

silly

37:32

This through the just advice

37:34

it, I read the speech to like the fact that you

37:37

know.

37:37

The guy who created Star Wars was like obsessed

37:40

with like the Yogi and Subconscious and Joseph

37:42

Candles and you know I'd not

37:44

run this didn't allow it or obviously

37:47

I actually worked out okay I'm not I'm not your eyes.

37:51

George Lucas, the his ability to understand

37:53

what kind of stories work for people the

37:55

advice there's this documentary called

37:58

Star Wars, it's about this this. That

38:00

happened a long time ago it it, but in the dark

38:02

there is I there's a

38:04

giant weapon.

38:06

The bike race planet sized itself, it

38:08

uses a laser to blow up

38:10

highly and. Yeah, he

38:12

has okay, that's awesome. Why

38:15

did that I don't know that it would that to be that's

38:17

close to burn? Right,

38:20

but that's adding energy.

38:24

And. Then and then are the energy,

38:26

so I don't think that they would be like a giant fireball

38:28

right way that may be Star Wars has

38:30

I'm trying to picture I can. Picture the

38:32

and either on piling up Southern Iowa and

38:34

know fire now, but so and

38:37

also one of her says, but are are.

38:39

Our listener. They did.

38:42

The all the.

38:43

A laser that would achieve

38:45

the same thing, but

38:47

without, but it would be a kind of burning experience

38:50

or whatever fire maniac like.

38:53

I can imagine a situate you could blow planet

38:55

up like I don't know if you could blow a plan I got an

38:57

hour ago do aren't edited hague can't

38:59

even light a fire like regular fire

39:01

with Dr would suggest

39:03

that I can even do would sell

39:06

the. have yes but spliff you got i

39:09

like a moon sized objects and gotta go

39:11

on like four percent the speed of light

39:13

said i hit the earth with its lay off

39:15

dude blow up a planet like it wouldn't

39:17

be it wouldn't be wouldn't burn down but

39:19

it would blow up What

39:22

allows about that one? A

39:25

pillar of every this afternoon.

39:27

The really excited, so excited to hear

39:29

that I've discovered a new thing to worry about.

39:33

At. A good education eg reality one

39:36

more question before we get to the on for news from Mars in a as you

39:38

Wimbledon, I think we have some yes, we

39:40

do armory. This question, some Scott

39:42

who asked steering, could John I'm curious what matching

39:44

funds actually mean so

39:46

people with match it with means donate

39:49

more or less depending on what small?

39:51

Money donations come in I'm asking this

39:54

may be poorly, but basically say

39:56

there is ten thousand dollars and wonder one matching

39:58

funds and a product dinner. generate thousand

40:01

dollars in donations, what happens to the extra

40:03

two thousand, why not just donate the full

40:05

ten thousand dollars looking forward to the be for

40:07

scott?

40:09

Though I think that mean matching funds,

40:11

most we serve as

40:13

an incentive to get people

40:15

who can donate less money to feel that

40:17

their money is going further and also like it incentivizing

40:20

them to donate in the first place to like, take advantage

40:22

of the match.

40:23

Yeah, I can't speak for what everyone

40:26

dies when the math yet is it maxed

40:28

out.

40:29

Several things can happen, several things can.

40:32

What we do with we give the money anyway,

40:34

she sighed fast as we even if you're weird

40:36

not to, and because we've barely made it,

40:38

we have we've allocated it right by

40:41

I know that there are instances

40:43

of people being like give.

40:45

Then. Matching fund and if it's matched, it's matched and

40:47

if it's not it's not and then

40:49

I know that money over to some other matching

40:52

fund didn't and encourage donations. That bad

40:54

organization or at a later fundraiser

40:56

at the right reasons, some or I just keep.

40:59

Yeah, when I get such as your choices,

41:01

think they're a variety of responses to it. The

41:04

in general, I think

41:06

because there was research that matching

41:08

funds work.

41:10

In general, there has been like a huge rush

41:12

to matching funds over the last five years

41:14

and see you get emails that are life. That you donate

41:16

dollar right now, don't count as seven dollars.

41:19

And not to brag hey can I were sort

41:22

of on the forefront suspects attack,

41:25

in the early days of the project francis ah

41:28

but that's what it comes down to it comes down to people

41:30

who are in a position to make large

41:32

gifts making those large gifts

41:34

to encourage The people

41:37

who are in position to make smaller gifts to

41:39

make smaller gifts and.

41:41

In that sense, I think it's good and, and certainly

41:44

with our project, are you know, some

41:46

listeners did your head coach John will know about this?

41:49

We have a nerd figure, has really

41:51

large, long term project to build

41:54

A and staff and support. Frogger

41:57

health care system in Sierra

41:59

Leone. No district. In that

42:01

has raised or is on track to raise over

42:04

twenty six million dollars over five

42:06

years. And matching has been a really

42:08

important part of how we've gotten to that

42:10

number because every dollar that gets donated

42:13

monthly p. h. door sasha and come John

42:15

gets matched by people who've come together to

42:17

match that money. And it has

42:20

worked and so. I

42:22

don't know if it works in general, but it is certainly worked

42:24

when see no and racing.

42:26

It. Also helps us get money from

42:28

the larger dollar

42:31

donors were, if like you can say to

42:33

them, hey, if you, if you give

42:35

us this amount of money, it's gonna. It it's like

42:37

it's almost like we're saying to them your donation

42:39

will be matched by these people are either you

42:41

are, mostly, are able to us that to multiply

42:44

your AH. Your impact so

42:46

everybody gets to feel like they're doing a thing together

42:49

and I could feel like they're affecting

42:51

the world even more than they otherwise would be with death.

42:53

The feminist true can actually has

42:56

worked, so yeah, to a guy can question

42:58

him, yes, or between the two groups,

43:00

everybody gets donating more. Which,

43:03

yeah, it's good.

43:05

That's good at all important news from Mars and as you will

43:07

have been, I will go first Wimbledon have been on a terrible

43:10

run, we lost our third round

43:12

f a Cup game against fifth tier bore

43:14

of would. I have to say

43:16

Hague in other news: one of the

43:18

teams that won their third round epic

43:21

of "Get Him" is a team name, it

43:23

is so absurd.

43:25

So totally absurd

43:28

that you will not. You

43:30

didn't. Believe it. The

43:33

name of the team that won

43:35

it's third round as a Cup tie.

43:38

The flu. Kidderminster

43:41

serious.

43:43

Children you have you get home and stuff,

43:46

you know it's relative kidderminster

43:48

and the harriers which is either like

43:50

a small hawk or else like up the

43:52

our son who's annoying Ah,.

43:57

puts his successor national authorities

44:00

The here we are.

44:00

The person who makes a hat and so I looked it up

44:03

and know it's just like a person New Harry's you

44:05

get older harrier many way

44:07

wimbledon did not when we lost bottom

44:09

word which also sounds like which case of

44:12

snake and us

44:14

one cool thing feel dunster

44:16

who's in fc wimbledon fan in part

44:18

because he was fan of my steep series

44:21

me was kid who now please jamie

44:23

tart on said lasso was at the game

44:25

with Jason Sudeikis,

44:27

who plays Ted lasso so Ted lasso attended and

44:32

we, got our butts kicked by fifth tier team

44:34

though we did not look. and

44:36

in our previous game against oxford united

44:39

we looked even worse like it was the worst

44:41

i've seen look under Head coach

44:43

Mark Robinson's so for the last year.

44:46

So it's really worrying and tomorrow

44:48

as we're recording this. We play

44:50

our first game, the season against the franchise

44:52

currently playing it's trade in Milton Keynes,

44:55

AH so. That.

44:58

His, I just mean, really

45:00

hope we perform well in that game because.

45:04

You. Know it's a game that shouldn't exist

45:06

and I think most Wimbledon fans will

45:08

be boycotting it because it's in Milton teams

45:10

and who wants to go there to attend that game.

45:12

For that occasions, yep, but

45:15

ah, it's still an important game to the

45:17

fan base, like there's no getting around the fact

45:19

that we want to beat those guys I'm

45:22

and. You know, we think we deserved

45:24

to beat them so. We'll see

45:26

how it goes, I'm really nervous go into

45:28

tomorrow that was, so that's the news race you will have than

45:30

what's the news from Mars. Or

45:32

dwellers from the space telescope. Well.

45:35

As could do a little bit of also to break

45:37

the, the Webb space telescope

45:39

is doing fantastic,

45:42

I don't know if you've been following this lived

45:44

in for and. Every single, every single sigh

45:46

of relief, all four hundred seventy two

45:48

of them, it's been incredible, a who's the sedona

45:51

so I have, have a scale of my

45:53

sighs. Of relief I, think we're and

45:55

though the. got

45:57

approaching the mid for hundreds

45:59

of

46:00

Four hundred and seventy two, so we're getting quite close,

46:02

three are a number of things that. You.

46:04

Know still need to be tested, but like what

46:07

the things that could still go wrong,

46:09

unless like there are still some something

46:11

three I don't advertise your arrogance and

46:13

and. A the mission, but like of a

46:15

lot of the things that like are my final

46:17

sighs of relief are things that, like, if they went wrong,

46:19

it would be less. Good telescope, but

46:21

it would still be the best telescope

46:24

we have the right, as certainly have

46:26

an infrared telescope that we have so

46:29

ah buh bye very wide margin

46:31

so like if one mirror didn't work The

46:34

like the there will still be great telescopes

46:37

by. the mirrors focus themselves

46:39

and third right now the going through and testing all eighty

46:41

minutes to make sure that they're from focusing themselves correctly

46:46

The AHA and it's great, it's a hundred

46:48

percent deployed, and it is now the process of being

46:50

commissioned, so it is.

46:52

And. It's time configuration and commissioning

46:54

is like you get to we for it to a like,

46:56

get to the right temperature, was

46:59

it's as and to of right of temperature. Is

47:01

you have to calibrate

47:03

all the instruments you have to good all

47:05

some stuff you have to make

47:08

sure that all like you out get all some is

47:10

and? effort configuration it's that so all that

47:12

stuff takes long time so we will get our first

47:14

picture in about for much and

47:17

that and, like all of

47:19

the have sort. Sort on this is, is

47:21

it where amazingly well and

47:23

was all like pretty much on schedule the entire

47:26

time, couple of moments where that, like what's stuff,

47:28

make sure know. What's going on, but like, but

47:30

of couple make have and feel there's

47:32

good about it in much as sure

47:34

as know is, I also have to mention be was this

47:36

is. Like feel much

47:38

move so that pretty moments wrong for as

47:41

pretty was on its rock sampling effort

47:43

couple, of our rock that was

47:45

in the wrong place basically so there's. Some

47:48

stuff that A

47:50

is not where it's supposed to be and

47:52

that is affecting it's ability to sort of move all

47:54

of the what's that. sure

47:57

will a the stuff that sure out

47:59

of the ground Around the rover to do chemical analysis

48:01

on it, susan those their the

48:04

in these tests. There's. Been little

48:06

pebbles they probably saw out of sample tubes

48:09

into the carousel, where they

48:11

are now blocking the drill bit from being able

48:13

to silvio and the carousel spots

48:15

think. That'so so let's there,

48:18

is an easy fix for this which

48:20

is due to said the, but like

48:22

we want to be careful about it because you're

48:24

on the rocks to. Go somewhere where

48:26

we know where they're going rather than

48:29

just like shake'em em off and like be like our know

48:31

where they ended up the ass idea, that

48:33

they they. There was some anticipation that something

48:35

like this can happen there, assessing the data

48:38

and they're figuring out how to remove them correctly,

48:40

said that the rover can continue doing it's

48:43

all. Of it's science, so there's, of

48:45

course, like there's lots of science can do even if this

48:47

thing breaks, but it is an important

48:49

part of the mission south's the

48:51

at the. Thought is that this will almost

48:54

definitely be. sex and

48:56

ah and we will resume

48:58

rock samplings him and this is basically

49:01

like the underlying idea here is that we take

49:03

these rocks we put demeanor You

49:06

know, we put them in sampler and and, like.

49:07

Then we're able to do chemical analysis to understand

49:10

what they're made of. Yeah, which

49:12

helps us understand what Mars is made off of.

49:15

That helps us understand by. Where

49:17

are the? Water might have gone

49:20

or when it my yeah and lots of other things

49:22

about the nature of Mars. Correct

49:25

that's I mean.

49:26

The big a tactic soon I can't imagine how

49:28

hard it is there are yes there are

49:30

guidelines that we can that we do that like my

49:32

to have a difficult for like get all the rocks

49:34

out of my lawn mower ah.

49:38

Yeah and you're there with know

49:40

exactly I I'm screaming at it don't

49:42

know what else can do other than Bakhtiar it and

49:44

say like you shouldn't be picking up rocks in the

49:46

first place Eurobonds is

49:49

be my last think you're

49:51

making a buck as would mean we.

49:53

have deer god we gotta go with it

49:55

makes everybody forgets big you are incredible

49:58

special one of the guy know cut