Real Coffee with Scott Adams - September 04, 2026


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00:00:47.040 wednesday september 9th happy friday you guys happy friday i love when marcel is like even
00:00:57.440 though i have a huge deadline today so it's not a happy friday for me but it's oh oh i got to hear
00:01:04.800 it twice how good you'll feel when you're done yes well it's not done done you know there's
00:01:11.600 still a trial going forward oh yes but just think how good you'll be done that you hit your deadline
00:01:18.400 i know i felt good this week too and another deadline got that lady oh and look short oh no
00:01:25.760 i look like a giant oh i can look as tall as you want me to look
00:01:31.380 owen and i i mean marcella and i are towering over you good morning everybody
00:01:37.260 it's friday i could lower my chair wait there i don't like lowered chair don't lower your chair
00:01:46.440 i can't i got a booster seat you guys don't understand i have like two cushions under me
00:01:51.040 now my mic's all wacky all right whatever here we go um and owen's what are you guys staying down
00:01:56.840 there owen's leaving early today you guys okay so we'll we'll let owen do the first half of the show
00:02:04.860 all right owen go ahead no okay so you guys someone made a song for us and i wanted to play it
00:02:11.420 you ready i'm gonna find it it's called you guys ready over there yeah they're they're anonymous
00:02:17.360 okay so like they don't need any credit but they and they actually had to pay to do it through an
00:02:22.680 app i'm like so sweet so it's called sip-a-do song like sippity do um but let's just take a
00:02:29.120 quick listen and we'll get right into the sip sip-a-dee-doo-dah sippity-ay welcome to the
00:02:36.040 scott adams school today simultaneous sipping is the best way to start off a wonderful sippity
00:02:44.140 do day erica will host while marcella smiles away oh and we'll be telling you the news of the day
00:02:52.940 plenty of sunshine heading your way now go out and have a wonderful sippity do day
00:03:00.540 raise your cup greet the morning every friendly face is here
00:03:07.080 Good news rolling, bright hearts glowing
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00:03:14.560 Erica will host while Marcella smiles away
00:03:17.800 Owen will be telling you the news of the day
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00:03:37.080 and we did sing it so we were singing it it reminds me of one of my happy songs do you have
00:03:46.640 a happy song uh many many happy songs my happy song is walking on sunshine it does yes it totally
00:03:54.740 reminds me of that oh thank you so much for making that for us your comments are epic in the chat
00:04:00.580 um love it and and anytime andy acts up i'm just gonna play the song so that's up
00:04:07.080 There we go. Or EJ. EJ, you act up and the song comes on.
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00:04:53.260 Welcome to The Scott Adams School.
00:04:55.500 My name is Erica, and I'm joined today by Owen and Marcella.
00:04:59.000 I love when we're all here together.
00:05:01.360 And as we said, Owen will be dropping out a little bit early.
00:05:04.220 he's got a dead line to hit himself. Okay, so you guys, so much going on. I don't know where
00:05:12.560 to start, but the one thing I have to start with, and you guys can help me fill in the blanks,
00:05:17.840 my girl, Maria Bartiromo. Okay, so all I know is she was fired from Fox News 0.74
00:05:26.280 for allegedly leaking internal texts to the White House. She looks pissed. And they fired her. But 0.97
00:05:35.880 she hired Brian Friedman, who is an amazing attorney representing people such as Tucker
00:05:44.080 Carlson, Jason Baldoni, Megyn Kelly. So between Tucker and Megyn, this attorney obviously knows
00:05:53.300 how to sue fox news so something's amiss so we'll see what happens but i'm not happy about losing my
00:06:01.060 maria marcella did you hear any more on this um that the the texts were regarding the 2020 elections
00:06:11.060 uh you know president trump had a speech regarding china and i guess fox news had indicated to their
00:06:17.220 staff this is alleged by the way fox so um it alleges that she told this information to president
00:06:26.020 trump and the information was that fox news wanted to kind of tone it down on the whole
00:06:33.380 2020 election issue and fraud um which was the coverage because president trump gave a speech
00:06:40.580 about it i remember we covered it and so she didn't feel right about that so she informed
00:06:47.140 allegedly she informed someone which we don't know if that's true either so and she is not going to
00:06:52.900 be the press secretary you guys there's just not a chance of that happening um in in my opinion i 0.99
00:06:59.220 mean that's like a lot of work running around like she's an established wealthy woman she does not 1.00
00:07:05.460 need to be jumping on air force one and running all over and answering to a bunch of pains in
00:07:11.060 the butts if you know what i'm saying owen even being accused of leaking would indicate to me that
00:07:17.380 maybe she's not as much of a friend of the administration i mean i know i i think she is 0.93
00:07:24.580 i mean i don't i don't think she's anti-trump i'm just saying like that kind of accusation really
00:07:30.180 smears your reputation and in the eyes of a lot of people and oh i gotcha yeah
00:07:35.460 if you're leaking stuff from the white house like i mean that would be kind of disqualifying for
00:07:39.920 that position this is true yeah she she wasn't leaking anything from the white house she was
00:07:44.620 leaking something from fox news okay to the white house oh i see okay i misunderstood oh oh i thought
00:07:50.820 oh and i thought if she leaked she could leak again she has loyalty i mean that loyalty lies
00:07:55.700 with trump so i did misunderstood but yes erica you're right i mean i think when you're leaking
00:08:01.360 things it does also indicate you know can you really trust this person to keep things secret
00:08:06.140 correct and i just have to say we don't know if this is true at all so this could just be
00:08:13.180 false uh fake news so yeah no totally i mean i'm not i hope i didn't make it sound like i'm just
00:08:19.740 saying like i was talking about it more from a political yeah yeah no no right like like there's
00:08:25.820 the accusations out there now right everyone's some people are thinking she did it some people
00:08:31.060 are thinking she didn't do it like but it's circling and then people like us are talking
00:08:36.440 about it so like you know it's it's out there so there's an impact to that just like we talked
00:08:41.580 about with the epstein files it's like just having your name out there associated with something
00:08:45.180 has makes a difference you doesn't matter whether it's true sometimes right right right right so
00:08:50.100 she hired the best attorney she could for this situation so it's i mean maria didn't call me
00:08:56.060 kind of mad but i don't practice new york so yes logistics otherwise you would have for sure
00:09:01.460 totally duh um okay so listen i asked owen since he's gonna skedaddle early if we could go over the
00:09:10.400 jobs number um for august jobs reports i have one clip here and then let's chat it out but this
00:09:18.080 number was way way better than i expected and it wasn't just me we went back and looked and 77
00:09:23.780 seven people posted their forecast at Bloomberg, and this blew past everybody. So this number was
00:09:30.320 above anybody's forecast. And by a lot, it was four standard deviations above the mean. And so
00:09:36.100 it's a really blockbuster number. And then when you're trying to say, well, why did it happen?
00:09:39.740 If you dig down, then what you can see is that there's a lot of policy success underneath it all.
00:09:44.840 And so capital spending is through the roof. It's getting set to about double since President
00:09:50.380 Trump took office relative to GDP. And you're seeing the construction of factories through the
00:09:56.420 roof. So employment, one of the most interesting things to me in the data is that since President
00:10:00.820 Trump took office, employment for people who are building factories has gone up by 90,000. So think
00:10:06.240 about how many future jobs that's going to create. And so I think that the tariffs are making people
00:10:10.860 onshore activity. The expensing is making people want to invest like crazy. And that's creating
00:10:15.800 construction jobs and also beginning to show up in factory jobs too, which now we're up 50
00:10:21.860 something thousand since Trump took office after declining over the last few years.
00:10:26.880 All right. SJV, don't get scared. I'm just teasing you, but Owen's very focused on his
00:10:32.240 job right now. So you can talk to him about that later. Okay. So Owen, good news for jobs numbers?
00:10:39.860 yeah well i mean it is good news um i you know i i think if i were in scott's shoes i would
00:10:47.140 probably be thinking like can we believe this number is it going to get revised away um is
00:10:52.020 there something else that's on the other side of this because that report was very one-sided like
00:10:56.340 this is just trump wins the job numbers are through the roof the economy's going nuts
00:11:02.260 like and it's obviously contrary to a lot of the rest of the media narrative of you know like
00:11:08.180 everything's unaffordable nobody can buy anything and you know i i and i think a lot of it is
00:11:15.460 somewhere in the middle you know i mean there there are certainly some issues in the economy
00:11:18.980 but there are certainly some things that are going well i mean the stock market's near record
00:11:22.500 highs if it's not at a record high it looks like it's slightly down today but you know only in that
00:11:27.140 record high range and um so at least from that perspective and and that's i think what people
00:11:34.340 typically do with these job numbers you know it's like it doesn't really have a practical impact
00:11:39.620 other than just what do i expect to happen to the economy and therefore what do i expect to
00:11:43.220 happen to the stock market i think but um you know it is an indicator of what's going on it's just
00:11:49.780 like i i do have this little thing in the back of my mind like can we trust this data because those
00:11:55.860 jobs numbers change so much sometimes where it's like oh a huge jobs number and then three months
00:12:00.820 later, actually it was negative and those million jobs never existed. So I don't know if I can trust
00:12:06.760 it. But I do think it's good news in general. It's certainly better than the opposite. And it
00:12:12.180 might be true. And I do think there are some real policy wins. So I'm not arguing with anything. I
00:12:17.240 think a lot of what was said in that report is probably true. So did they say, I didn't pay
00:12:23.900 super close attention to it when I heard it this morning, but did they say what the bulk of those
00:12:29.160 jobs are from? I think the main thing they focused on was the construction, like data centers.
00:12:35.300 That's right. Yes. Like manufacturing and data centers. They said there was like
00:12:38.520 90,000 jobs in construction. And I think that's mostly from other stories I've posted.
00:12:44.980 You know, it's mostly focused on data centers and, you know, housing too. But I think
00:12:49.900 it's to the point where people can't find people to do the housing because they're being pulled
00:12:54.100 to do data centers oh okay right well a ton of demand for construction skills you know if you're
00:12:59.800 an electrician or a carpenter or a plumber you're you're really busy right now and if you're not one
00:13:04.760 get to be one quick the main numbers that i have are for food service and drinking places and local
00:13:10.060 government education went up in july and then like owen said the manufacturing i guess went up as well
00:13:17.880 good all right so there it is where do you get a job there's your there's your ideas you guys um
00:13:26.020 i'm just looking at beverly's comment beverly why do you distract me so much
00:13:30.800 i see beverly writing like what's beverly saying um i do think to beverly's point about you know
00:13:36.920 beverly is saying for anyone who can't see it that she hasn't seen or felt a bad economy everyone
00:13:42.120 else that everyone else has and i think we are in those two movies on one screen thing
00:13:45.680 it depends on who you are and where you are in the socioeconomic ladder.
00:13:50.220 Like they, 0.88
00:13:50.760 they talk about this K shaped economy where like rich people are doing really 1.00
00:13:53.700 well and poor people are doing really bad. 1.00
00:13:55.500 And I'm sure there's some truth to that. 1.00
00:13:57.460 And like,
00:13:58.560 but it's also like,
00:14:00.500 I think a lot of it is misinformation,
00:14:02.960 frankly,
00:14:03.660 you know,
00:14:03.920 they'll focus on a $20 burrito and it's like,
00:14:06.160 how many people really do that or need to do that?
00:14:08.720 And,
00:14:08.980 um,
00:14:10.460 you know,
00:14:10.740 there are certain things that are up in price,
00:14:12.640 but then they're down next week.
00:14:14.420 And like it,
00:14:15.420 it,
00:14:15.680 It's like there's, I've seen analysis that make the case that we're doing great and it
00:14:21.380 sounds very convincing and maybe it is the documentary effect that Scott liked to talk
00:14:25.040 about, but I've seen equally convincing arguments that the economy is about to fall off a cliff.
00:14:31.080 So like, I don't know what's true.
00:14:34.260 And I think there are people in both camps that are very sure that their view of it is
00:14:38.240 correct.
00:14:39.080 Yeah.
00:14:39.380 I mean, it obviously depends on what your day-to-day life is like, what you're doing.
00:14:43.340 Are you going off to a job?
00:14:44.720 Are you depending on a paycheck? Are you raising a family? So it just depends where you're at. So
00:14:50.620 I mean, I, I like the sound of the report. And as Kev said on here, like, can we just have this
00:14:57.880 good news for the day? Like before we squash it? So sure. Yeah. Kev, you got this for the day for
00:15:03.940 sure. Until we ruin it for you tomorrow. I'm just kidding. We're not going to ruin it for you.
00:15:08.360 Um, only cause we're not on tomorrow. Okay. So Marcella, I love this whole Tesla cyber cab idea.
00:15:20.960 So I don't know. All right. I'm going to play the clip. You can talk over and tell us what's going
00:15:27.820 on. But I, what I want the people watching to think, no, not to think, I want to know what
00:15:33.620 you think when you see this and what your initial thoughts are so like drop it in the chat what you
00:15:40.540 think about the cyber cabs okay here we go you know what scott would think what look at the color
00:15:46.620 what does that say what age are we in the golden
00:15:51.320 uh-huh so i i'm looking at these people in the cyber these are taxis you guys cyber cabs
00:15:59.280 and so okay all right so marcella tell us about them so basically most of you guys know that
00:16:08.340 tesla cybercab uh was a thing that that elon um unveiled a while ago but this is regarding
00:16:15.460 the actual it's serviced they're actually ready to go um there's only 45 cybercabs in texas that
00:16:25.420 were serviced but um in september 3rd there'll be about 420 tesla robo taxis a lot of people are
00:16:33.100 saying oh this is going to take until 2028 blah blah blah um the government is looking into it
00:16:39.120 how come there's no uh steering wheel all these things but i mean this is just it drives itself
00:16:45.420 it does this job um yesterday the reason we're talking about is that yesterday there was an
00:16:51.260 unveiling of actual people onto the cyber cap. It's by it was an invite only but today starts
00:16:58.300 everybody that I guess wasn't invited can go on to it. And the main thing is like it shows the
00:17:05.880 future. It's like it gives me a good sense of where we're going that the you know sometimes
00:17:13.680 we just have to go do things and not allow you know restrictions or thinking oh I can't do x
00:17:20.920 or YRC because the government's going to like regulate it or however it is.
00:17:26.220 So in Austin, this was a great, you know, it went well.
00:17:32.400 There was no issues.
00:17:33.660 Everybody was able to test out the cyber cab.
00:17:38.240 Everybody was amazed what it does.
00:17:40.480 It even will have internet from Starlink.
00:17:44.480 It changes the lights.
00:17:46.040 It's so cool.
00:17:46.920 the lights inside the cyber cab change pursuant to the music if you want um it can change lives
00:17:55.200 because if you don't uh if you're in a wheelchair or uh if you're in some kind of issue that you
00:18:03.860 can't drive anymore it just drives you all right so oh and what do you think when you're watching
00:18:09.380 that and oh one last detail yes ma'am the back of it like um it's big so it can fit a body that's
00:18:20.240 just that's just my friday report go ahead on what that means but okay um i i think you know
00:18:31.420 to me it makes me think of what i've been saying for a little while which is like every science
00:18:36.620 fiction movie we've ever seen is coming true at once like it just it's like okay this is right
00:18:42.280 out of irobot right like that was the scene where everyone's being driven around by the automatic
00:18:46.880 cars and it's like this exactly i mean i'm i'm guessing that it might have guided why elon is
00:18:54.280 doing this like how it got here probably had something to do with some of these science
00:18:58.600 fiction stories that have been turned into movies and stuff but it just it just seems like it you
00:19:04.060 know a lot of these are dystopian futures but a lot of them also have really cool technology and
00:19:08.200 you know so i it seems right along the lines of that and just makes me think okay here's another
00:19:12.880 one here's another science fiction movie that's coming true where you're going to have these
00:19:17.220 automatic cabs that are driving you where you want to go and you know there's not even a steering
00:19:21.880 wheel in the car and it's kind of amazing okay who's with me i'm like okay how long till people
00:19:27.600 are like, uh, breaking this computer screen, smashing everything in there, of course, wilding
00:19:35.020 out in the cyber cab, destroying them. Uh, this is where my head goes. And I'm just like, we just
00:19:41.660 don't really have that civil society anymore. That would be like, Oh, look at this. So I went
00:19:47.420 right to the negative, you guys. I am so sorry, but I hope they don't destroy these. I'd like to
00:19:51.940 see them work um but that's that's just where my jersey head goes so i i hope that they uh yes
00:19:59.760 there's probably lots of cameras in them i mean that's like saying like we shouldn't drive cars
00:20:04.240 because they're people steal cars i mean it will happen i'm pretty sure it happens with waymo they
00:20:10.400 figure out how to get them all together in la protest and all that but i don't think we should
00:20:15.480 stop uh going forward with the future with the golden age just because the savages are out there
00:20:22.560 agree no you can't which i'm sure erica is never gonna stop for the savages either
00:20:27.140 i'm sure both are true because like you know there's probably a very good reason why
00:20:34.140 new york cabs and most cabs have that plexiglass thing between you and the driver and it's got
00:20:42.360 you know like vinyl seats that can be wiped off really easily and all these other things that are
00:20:47.080 never wiped off by the way but yeah and um i'm guessing that at some point there might be a new
00:20:52.760 version that's hardened for that sort of thing but a labor i do think it it is something that
00:21:00.220 has other correction mechanisms too now because you you do have all the cameras and monitoring and
00:21:04.480 i mean if it needed to it could drive it could lock the doors and drive you to a police station
00:21:08.340 I don't know if it has those features yet, but it might someday, where if you start misbehaving and commit a crime, it could just say, you know, I'm going to drop you off at the police station and send them the video.
00:21:19.920 It kidnaps you.
00:21:21.140 It's like the doors lock and we're like, we're going to the police station.
00:21:23.560 I know, I know that it can do that. As you guys know, maybe you don't remember, my brother works for Waymo and he told me a story about that there was either the police was trying to search for a person, a suspect, and they were able to figure out where the suspect was.
00:21:39.980 it was they're wearing a waymo they were able to stop the waymo tell the police where it was
00:21:44.280 where the waymo was and then they arrested the guy so i mean it's kind of like the flock cameras
00:21:49.780 right it's kind of scary because it can't they can stop the car and they can drive the car where
00:21:56.260 they want to drive it to so you know it is what it is exactly high robot right like yeah that's
00:22:03.240 that movie and we're like this is cool i want to do that you know and it is cool and yes i fully
00:22:10.340 agree marcella we got to march forward into the golden age as we're calling it um i'd love to see
00:22:17.380 all those things happen if we could simultaneously fix our society but um so so we'll see how it goes
00:22:25.460 they are testing small because there's only 40 something of them right now so we'll see how
00:22:30.060 how we respond like i'm imagining these in new york city um or uh in like portland oregon like
00:22:38.200 no shade to those people but you know we'll see what happens we'll see what happens but speaking
00:22:43.240 of the flock camera and your privacy i saw this clip and this like i always wondered about this
00:22:52.540 because you have to rely on so many people but i want you guys to hear what this woman is saying
00:22:56.980 and i often think like even if i wanted to have a lot of anonymity on social media and not like
00:23:06.200 have my picture out there i can't help what other people are doing so like if i'm like hey marcella
00:23:12.320 like i you know i'm not going to put any pictures up from this event but marcella goes and puts up
00:23:16.420 every picture of me she took at the event it's really not helping me so you have to like really
00:23:21.960 depend on so many people. But listen, this is meta slash Facebook. This woman brings up an
00:23:29.220 interesting situation. Listen to this. Yesterday, I posted a completely innocent video of me and
00:23:35.920 my daughter singing in the car. And Facebook put a meta AI question underneath it that said,
00:23:42.220 who's the child passenger? First of all, why in the hell is that even a suggested question
00:23:48.020 about a minor but i clicked it and this is where i started getting really uncomfortable it starts
00:23:54.100 pulling completely separate information for each of my kids their names birth information pictures
00:24:01.440 and videos of them it pulled a newborn picture from my mom's page from years ago and then it
00:24:09.380 pulled this i deleted this picture years ago i'm not going to pretend that i know how it worked
00:24:15.660 But I know this picture has not been sitting on my page for years.
00:24:20.220 And then, Facebook suggests that I ask Meta AI,
00:24:25.040 Where does Kaylee Robbins live? 0.56
00:24:27.120 Are you f***ing kidding me?
00:24:29.080 So I clicked that too. 0.99
00:24:30.280 It starts digging through completely unrelated shit from years of my life.
00:24:37.620 Old posts connecting me to where I used to live.
00:24:40.420 Newer posts connecting me to where I live now.
00:24:43.280 And then it says, pinpointing Kaylee Robbins' location.
00:24:46.760 It pieced together my information to show people where I live.
00:24:51.680 There was no location on that reel.
00:24:53.400 I didn't ask Facebook to build a profile of my family.
00:24:57.040 I posted a video of me singing in the car with my kids.
00:25:01.600 And yes, I already know what some of you are going to say.
00:25:05.000 Well, you posted your kids on the internet.
00:25:06.800 You're right, I did.
00:25:08.720 That's why I'm making this video.
00:25:10.560 because yesterday i did not understand posting separate innocent pieces of our lives over years
00:25:17.760 could mean an ai could sit there and assemble all those breadcrumbs into information about my minor
00:25:25.900 children in seconds i understand it now and i'm not okay with it so i'm done i'm removing any
00:25:32.360 identifiable pictures and videos of our kids i'm going to ask friends and any family i haven't
00:25:37.780 spoken to, to please save those precious memories and then remove my kids from your page. If I take
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00:26:51.360 you're on mute erica
00:27:00.220 that is a great psa she just did for everybody because you don't like you're like so in the
00:27:08.120 moment and you think it's so innocent but then when you see how far reaching this thing went
00:27:13.180 hold on i i mean i mean this was known right i'm the only one that didn't have this exact thought
00:27:19.940 the day facebook was invented no i thought it i had the same thought like i i looked at facebook
00:27:26.440 and i said why would i put my whole life online and let in the internet have my whole life like
00:27:31.600 why would i put all my data out there where some companies has it now and the internet has it and
00:27:35.680 everyone's going to know everything about my life why would i do that and i didn't i mean i only
00:27:40.180 signed up for it i think once because some person who i went to kindergarten with wanted to have a
00:27:45.780 reunion and said, join my Facebook group. But very quickly, I got to the point where I'm like,
00:27:50.340 I'm not putting anything on this page. I'm not doing anything. It doesn't stop at Meta or
00:27:57.360 Facebook. I know, but Marcella, you're an attorney. Owen, you're savvy with like technology and
00:28:03.140 everything. Okay. And then there's just like people. Okay. So not everybody jumps off on the
00:28:08.920 same part where you guys are at. So you're ahead of the curve, luckily for you guys. But there are
00:28:15.080 people that are just innocently posting pictures and memories and things that are going on who are
00:28:21.320 going to see this for the first time and be like oh my god you know like maybe that man in that
00:28:26.920 picture is someone she's divorced from and she took it down years ago and it pulled she's like
00:28:31.380 i deleted that years ago and it still brought it in so it's important i have to drop in a couple
00:28:37.240 minutes but i do want to say like i do think there should be rules if there aren't already
00:28:41.640 that you should be able to go to a company like Meta
00:28:44.440 and say, delete all my data
00:28:45.640 or delete this data or whatever.
00:28:48.040 Like you should have control over it
00:28:49.500 and you should be able to do the same
00:28:51.740 with the government, frankly.
00:28:53.060 And I think there are some parts of that
00:28:54.840 that are true with the government.
00:28:56.040 You can ask them to delete your data.
00:28:58.080 But I think, you know,
00:29:00.580 with these social media companies
00:29:02.700 where they have all your personal details
00:29:04.960 and pictures and all these things,
00:29:06.600 I think it is important
00:29:07.700 that we probably should have rules that say,
00:29:10.220 if you want this stuff to be deleted, you can ask and they will delete it. And they won't use it for
00:29:15.200 AI in the future and all that. So I think that's important. And you should at least be able to
00:29:22.620 stop someone from essentially pinpointing your location like she just showed. There should be
00:29:26.700 some way to stop that. Yeah. All right. Oh, and go ahead. I know you got to jump.
00:29:31.060 All right. I'll see you guys later. Thanks. We'll talk about the after party later. Okay.
00:29:35.380 Okay. So the other thing too, that I love that she pointed out is you've got to get with your
00:29:41.520 friends and talk to them and like have an understanding, especially like the moms out
00:29:46.020 there. If you're just like, listen, we want to protect our kids. I'm sure every one of your
00:29:50.760 friends would understand wanting to protect your kid's identity and whatever. And if I was like,
00:29:54.840 Marcella, please don't post my kid on your Facebook. She would say no problem. Like I
00:29:59.920 totally get that and respect that, but it's just crazy that you have to go that far out and talk
00:30:04.960 to people and um and if not and you have a problem call marcella to help represent you to
00:30:10.620 get it back what i was gonna say is that this is not just ai i mean we hire private investigators
00:30:18.340 to follow people that are that we sue you know and they know where to go they get all the
00:30:24.780 information online it's all there it's been done quite a lot um and you know basically when you are
00:30:32.320 in public and saying all these things can be captured even in a crime you know whatever is
00:30:38.780 on your phone you know if there's a warrant they can get it so and then deleting things doesn't
00:30:44.740 delete things from the internet even deleting them from asking meta to delete it it's still in the
00:30:49.860 internet somewhere else so you just have to be very careful what you post um not just because
00:30:57.640 of ai but because there's many other people watching stalkers um anybody basically can
00:31:04.840 find out everything about you i i think i i take the stand of scott adams where like i i realize
00:31:10.860 there's no privacy so i i that's how i live like there's no privacy everybody knows everything
00:31:18.640 about you if they wanted to that's that that makes me feel less issues but i don't have kids
00:31:26.140 So I don't know how that, how that feels for somebody that has kids, you know, but, uh,
00:31:33.000 you know, I do post my pets though. Oh, you have to. Yeah. Pets are a priority. Um, but I just
00:31:40.400 say, I think it's an important conversation. Like we don't have privacy, but also you don't have
00:31:45.200 to make it easier for nefarious, uh, things to occur. So try to protect your children as long
00:31:51.880 as you can. And you know what else I always think about? I would have fricking hated it. Like if I
00:31:58.180 was a kid and my mom had Facebook, like luckily we grew up before any of this stuff happened.
00:32:03.460 But if my mom was like posting my baby pictures on Facebook and me as a toddler, and here's Erica
00:32:09.460 in the bathtub and whatever, it's like, you're not giving me a say of what I want my digital
00:32:15.200 footprint to be. And I, you know, like, like the children don't have a say of, you know,
00:32:20.500 of their own privacy. You know, maybe they want to run for president one day and those pictures
00:32:24.840 can be used against them, you know, so give them, give them a chance to make up their own mind.
00:32:31.900 And let's just all be like more conscientious about what we post and of other people's kids.
00:32:37.800 I would say, start a trend with your friends of, is it okay to post your child's picture on my
00:32:45.500 social media, here is why I'm asking. Like, let them know why you're asking and inform your
00:32:51.580 friends also. I just think it's startling how I'll put that all together. I don't know.
00:32:58.900 Who's Lori? Somebody has a picture of Lori? Crusher.
00:33:03.720 Crusher. Okay. So yeah, but pet pictures for sure. Okay. So the other thing I wanted to show,
00:33:12.180 okay, you guys, let's, let's think about the eighties. Okay. Can someone do me a favor in
00:33:18.100 the chat? Marcel will probably do this in one second. How old is Ryan Reynolds and how old
00:33:24.160 is Spencer Pratt? I'm just wondering, are they about the same age? I'm just curious. And Ryan
00:33:30.840 Reynolds, he's the, he's married to, um, I forget her name. That actress, that's a pain in the hand.
00:33:38.280 Blake Lively. Yes. Blake Lively. Okay. So, all right. Now, Marcella's grabbing their ages. 1.00
00:33:46.900 Blake Lively, pain in the ass, that we all know. She used to be best friends with Taylor Swift 0.99
00:33:51.880 until Tay-Tay cut her off. Okay. So, Ryan Reynolds is talking about, he is an idiot.
00:33:59.760 Spencer's 43. Okay. Spencer's 43 and Ryan's 49. Okay. Thank you so much for that information. 1.00
00:34:07.380 I'm still searching.
00:34:09.500 49 and 43, yeah.
00:34:11.020 Listen to Ryan Reynolds.
00:34:12.220 I want you guys to think about if you were around for the times of 80s movies and the
00:34:17.860 80s were just so freaking glorious.
00:34:21.000 I mean, the movies we had, oh, like a dream.
00:34:24.700 I'd go to the movies again if it was movies from the 80s.
00:34:28.080 So here's Ryan.
00:34:29.740 He just needs something to say and we can talk about his outfit another time.
00:34:34.240 But let's listen to Ryan Reynolds.
00:34:36.760 What's interesting about when you get far enough away from a time period that's quite distinct,
00:34:41.180 I think there's always a lovely feeling associated with it.
00:34:43.700 It's almost like you pave over all the trauma with puppy dogs and ice cream.
00:34:47.280 And the 80s was a brutal, brutal time for people. 1.00
00:34:50.500 It was a fucking mess. 0.98
00:34:52.360 People forget that it was a tremendous strife, sociopolitical tensions everywhere. 1.00
00:34:58.540 We're still pretty fresh off a Cuban Missile Crisis, which is only 15, 20 years before.
00:35:03.340 so you know it's a it's a tumultuous period but you look back at it now you're like oh yeah top
00:35:09.380 gun cocaine like no it was like a really scary so i think you know i think when you look back
00:35:15.160 at 2026 and this era i think you're gonna like pick on the big ticket items that don't really
00:35:20.800 didn't really leave the footprint culturally that you would think it would like i don't know
00:35:25.680 so much of the aughts were like like a mix of all the decades previous whereas the decades previous
00:35:31.340 were their own thing so i don't know i wonder what it's going to be it's going to be like
00:35:35.260 oh the covid era or something i have no idea no you're probably right it'll be rose colored glasses
00:35:40.060 of course this we are living in the friggin salad days right now we just don't know it
00:35:44.620 uh all right well the chat what he he must have lived in the different 80s and i lived in
00:35:53.100 el salvador so like uh that's crazy the 80s were amazing i mean why do you think bill clinton
00:36:01.060 like came off as such a good president. Like we went from like the, I was going to say,
00:36:05.080 we went from the eighties to the nineties. So like, no kidding, Erica. Um, but I mean,
00:36:09.800 it was like the best of times. Like we didn't have all the computer stuff yet. Like everything
00:36:15.620 was still amazing. So anyway, he's an idiot. And the chat, like I said, did not let me down 1.00
00:36:23.300 with your comments about him. Um, and what I love is Spencer Pratt responds to him and he's,
00:36:31.060 uh several years younger but here's spencer's take and i just love him the hijacking of the
00:36:37.880 maternal instinct didn't start with social media it goes way back to 1995 when she watched dead
00:36:43.380 man walking as a teenager when that film planted the seed that vile criminals deserve her heartfelt
00:36:48.640 tears don't execute this man you can stop this from happening sir then dexter injected it with
00:36:54.100 steroids this is the prolonged conditioning that accelerated with the ascendance of the byronic
00:36:58.580 hero. We got so cute with finding redeeming qualities and irredeemable villains. Gone are
00:37:03.500 the days of the true bad guy. Now, the cinematic vanguard is in love with finding the humanity in
00:37:08.280 the bad guy, telling the sympathetic origin story. Our parents had superheroes. We have
00:37:13.260 anti-heroes. You're goddamn right. Breaking Bad was so brilliant, but it made us cheer on a 0.97
00:37:18.580 narcissistic, murderous, criminal drug kingpin who destroyed his family over money. When Tim 0.79
00:37:24.040 Burton did Batman the Joker was a lunatic but now the Joker gets his own movie where he's the hero
00:37:29.060 and the climax of the film is him murdering the orderlies at the asylum the arts dog walked us
00:37:34.200 here over decades with films and television that inverted the paradigm of normal virtue
00:37:38.660 cops are the bad guys outlaws are the heroes and man do you see that manifesting in reality today
00:37:44.820 so that was a clip of a broader answer of you know so we went from having okay yeah
00:37:53.300 Top Gun, like having like real heroes in movies and you knew the bad guys were bad and you didn't
00:37:58.720 root them on to like, here we are where Antifa is good and BLM is good. And we want, you know,
00:38:06.040 all the protests and, you know, we want all the bad guys. So I just love that Spencer goes hard,
00:38:13.660 especially at people in Hollywood, A, because he can, and that's where he lives. And that someone
00:38:19.340 has to keep pushing the truth and sanity and spencer's the perfect person to do it what's you
00:38:26.620 know what do you think marcella i i just i'm so sick of celebrities by the way i'm so sick of them
00:38:33.340 and it's like he just wanted something to say ryan he's like oh i'm gonna say something that 0.93
00:38:37.900 sounds prolific and it's like no you sound like an idiot and which leads me to a whole other thing 0.97
00:38:43.580 which i didn't plan on but recently um president trump posted a truth social post i think it was 0.98
00:38:50.940 uh citing john voight who he's friends with and about like trying to save hollywood and how
00:38:56.860 important it is and to bring the industry back which i totally disagree with i'm just like
00:39:03.420 like these people are such degenerates and oh get all my signs and my opinion and allegedly
00:39:11.340 uh doing some really really dark bad stuff and um i think if the whole industry burned to the ground 0.57
00:39:19.600 it would save a lot of lives but sorry marcella that was my rant there there's two move i mean
00:39:25.360 we know this from scott there's two movies on one screen ryan reynolds uh lived a different 80s than
00:39:32.140 than everybody else i guess you know because i mean i lived through war during the 80s but even
00:39:38.380 that I still feel like the 80s were a great time for movies for music just for just inspiring
00:39:46.680 everybody like now I go to the movies I'm not inspired by anything um very rarely would I be
00:39:54.460 inspired by music too um you remember the days it's like there was a band after band and and the
00:40:02.800 concerts and i mean mtv mtv you know it's like i mean he he's i don't know he didn't give any
00:40:12.720 details about what was wrong the cuban missile crisis that did not occur in the 80s so i don't
00:40:21.260 know maybe that cocaine he talked about i don't know it it just that's all he mentioned and i
00:40:29.100 mean what's wrong with cocaine anyways you know like it was fun times what can you say you know
00:40:33.920 nobody no nobody no yes right there you go when cocaine used to be cocaine and there was fun
00:40:41.560 parties but i mean nobody was forcing anybody right uh duran duran you two sticks cheap cheap
00:40:48.600 trick uh what else iron maiden um oh yeah you guys drop your favorite 80s memories in the chat
00:40:57.080 because they're going to all be bangers one after like you can't say anything that we aren't going
00:41:01.880 to be like that was amazing what was the name of that i know you guys that show you probably didn't
00:41:06.760 like that that robot uh girl that like that you can she wore red with little polka dot white dots
00:41:16.200 what was her name oh anyways yeah um then there was the pumpkin one what was the like little girl
00:41:21.640 uh she was a pumpkin do you mean punky brewster punky brewster yeah there you go and then there
00:41:28.280 was movies like ferris bueller's day off all of it all of the brat pack movies that's what i grew
00:41:35.260 up on like breakfast club yes saint elmo's fire pretty and pink and then you had like all your
00:41:40.320 arnold schwarzenegger movies weird science so good i mean now if i have to mention all these
00:41:46.720 like movies from the 2000s i'm like i'd be like renaming things that were already done
00:41:54.080 oh yeah oh small wonder was that the little robot wonder yeah sandville um it's coming true you guys
00:42:00.880 we're gonna have robots that's right so but we already know that ryan reynolds has horrendous 0.99
00:42:06.880 judgment and and we know he's actually an idiot so it makes sense that he would say that um so i 0.93
00:42:13.280 just found that to just be so bizarre and he's so uh well i don't know about anymore after back to 0.99
00:42:19.520 the future yeah um i don't know now if he's so well regarded i think he's pretty much put a
00:42:26.480 target on himself that he's somebody you should probably stay away with stay away from in hollywood
00:42:31.760 but um just interesting it's just interesting because i crave the good old days of the 80s
00:42:39.520 like you can't even believe it was just the best. I love all your comments, you guys.
00:42:44.460 Miami Vice. Oh, Miami Vice, Friday nights. All right. So I just wanted to post that just so
00:42:51.720 I really just so I could crack on Ryan Reynolds and remember the 80s. That's really the only
00:42:56.360 reason. And his outfit. Oh, gosh. It doesn't matter. Okay. So listen, I know this is like
00:43:05.220 burning news we have to get the update on this lindsey clancy trial and marcella who better to
00:43:12.720 talk to than you i do have a clip to play but i mean seven days just gonna be so mad so mad
00:43:19.780 after this clip this is so so pathetic here we go here's the clip all right by the way you guys 0.81
00:43:24.880 lindsey clancy murdered her three children that's a fact she's not disputing it and there is a trial 0.87
00:43:33.080 going on right now to the only thing the trial is about is if she should go to jail or be put
00:43:38.260 in a mental institution it's not about if she did it or not has nothing to do with her ex-husband
00:43:43.720 he is innocent so it's only about that murdered her children does she go to jail or does she go
00:43:50.180 to a mental institution and there are what is it marcella nine women on the jury i think so yeah
00:43:57.820 and three or four men. Three men. Allegedly. Allegedly. Okay. So let's, let's see what this
00:44:05.060 was this morning. So let's see what's happening. Might feel that your honor is kind of coming
00:44:09.520 down on her and not to do that. And I think it's too delicate right now a situation. And in addition,
00:44:15.580 and finally, I would ask that you not just give them, as I described it yesterday, a soft
00:44:20.880 inquiry. Will you listen to my instructions? I would ask that you specifically direct their
00:44:27.360 attention to proof beyond a reasonable doubt and re-instruct them on that forcefully i think i did
00:44:33.680 that yesterday didn't i yes you did it yesterday you did it soft you didn't do it forcefully and
00:44:39.120 i'm asking me what do you want me to do i want to get a brass band i read the instruction as
00:44:45.780 written by the sjc the fact that i perhaps didn't give it my full inflection i'm sorry about that
00:44:53.520 I'm not an actor.
00:44:54.600 I've just given the instructions.
00:44:55.840 Well, my point, Judge, simply, is that you're kind of glossing over the issue.
00:45:02.880 The issue is this juror will not, according to that note, apply the law of reasonable doubt.
00:45:11.520 And that's why I've requested, you know what I've requested, so I know my objection.
00:45:15.380 But just in case the record's good, I am specifically not glossing over this issue.
00:45:21.920 I have thought about this issue long and hard.
00:45:25.440 I know the defendant objects, but the characterization that I'm glossing over it,
00:45:30.140 trust me, that's not the situation.
00:45:33.500 I've been thinking about this for quite a while.
00:45:36.620 So that's what I'm going to do.
00:45:39.100 I'm going to just give that instruction, as I said, that they have to follow my instructions.
00:45:45.660 I'm not going to reiterate the reasonable doubt at this point.
00:45:51.080 it may come to that again as we go through it uh and i'll try and give this with with uh more
00:45:57.800 pizzazz than i gave yesterday i suppose um but uh so with that we'll bring the jury back in
00:46:04.640 and uh i'll ask the questions i'll give those kind of that instruction and we'll send it back out
00:46:11.260 okay so marcella what's happening here it's my trial and i cry if i want to your honor
00:46:19.460 I want to have that juror that doesn't agree with me out of this jury, Your Honor.
00:46:24.780 I would like that.
00:46:26.040 I would like to insult you in front of an entire audience and make the press go after this juror.
00:46:31.860 Yes, my name is defense attorney Kevin Reddington.
00:46:36.060 Bravo.
00:46:37.240 This Reddington is a great trial attorney.
00:46:41.340 This is just, you know, up there with persuasion, acting.
00:46:46.320 It's not that I agree with him.
00:46:47.560 Of course, I don't agree with him.
00:46:49.460 But he is just at a level that, I mean, I'm taking notes about what he's doing.
00:46:55.280 But basically, he thinks that that one juror is going against his client, his wonderful client that killed her three kids, five, three, and eight months old.
00:47:06.580 And he's disagreeing with it.
00:47:09.120 I think, you know, this is going beyond the pale of how much you can push a jury.
00:47:14.660 this is the note that they read yesterday was I think the fourth note that came to the court's
00:47:23.780 attention and meaning that they haven't been able to come to a decision and usually up to this point
00:47:32.880 today it should if they can't agree it should be a mistrial by a hung jury I've never seen something
00:47:42.160 like this in my days in court. I just want to back up a little. So what happened was
00:47:47.640 the judge spoke to each juror yesterday to remind them about, you know, reasonable doubt. Like it
00:47:55.280 has to be beyond reasonable doubt. And he spoke to each juror and then he's like, let's move along.
00:48:02.360 Now, Reddington, Lindsay's attorney is like, you were too soft the way you said it. Like you should
00:48:08.960 have really driven the point home. And that's why he said, Oh, should I have a brass band to do it?
00:48:14.820 Like I'm not, you know, animated enough and I'll try to have more pizzazz next time I talk to them.
00:48:20.140 So it's pretty amazing watching Reddington say to the judge, like you were too soft and like
00:48:27.120 telling the judge how he should be doing his job is like crazy town. Right, Marcella?
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00:49:18.980 september 4th to wednesday september 9th i mean kevin reddington i mean sometimes you have to do
00:49:29.780 what redding reddington this is not for the judge he's not doing it for the judge the judge doesn't
00:49:34.960 matter to him he's doing it for us for the people outside to pressure this juror to even he's
00:49:42.440 thinking beyond this he's thinking a hung jury the next trial or a plea deal with the prosecution
00:49:49.980 of the commonwealth right so he's already thinking past this air ideas he's not talking really this
00:49:57.420 rough to the to the judge he's not he's he's in his 70s he's been practicing for a long time
00:50:03.280 and he didn't get he's not the type to get emotional he only gets emotional when it's
00:50:09.720 needed so you have to understand all that he did there right there it's all an act and that's just
00:50:17.500 how an attorney I mean his performance is amazing he is an amazing attorney but I mean you might hate
00:50:24.460 him but that is the reason he's doing he's doing it to get under the skin of the judge and to also
00:50:29.020 put onto the record for us to hear it. And for a new jury, remember, if there's going to be
00:50:34.080 another trial, they're going to sit another jury. Guess what the other jury is doing? We don't know
00:50:39.980 who's going to be in that jury, but everybody in the world is now listening to this. So he's already
00:50:45.380 prepping the new jury to think like him. Now, correct me if I'm wrong, but it's not good to
00:50:53.620 piss off the judge is it well he did it to a level where it doesn't piss him off to the you know i
00:51:00.180 mean he did it um he he he measured his pissing off the judge to a certain level yeah so he he
00:51:10.720 didn't reach the crescendo of like you're in contempt counsel and you're going to jail yeah
00:51:16.560 yeah so he just he that's why i know he he also is not an emotional man he does all his emotions
00:51:22.940 are calculated he is completely calculated all of that was calculated and this is amazing to watch
00:51:28.620 and he reddington is now like a feminist icon so now all these it's it's so great women pull your 0.97
00:51:39.480 shit together for the love of god like you i can't even argue with people when they're like 0.99
00:51:44.960 women are nuts women are it's like i know i know yes yes they are because they love this man they 1.00
00:51:50.720 love this this attorney yes the things he said right there to the court or what we watch he 0.99
00:51:56.400 didn't do it in front of the jury the jury was not there and they could not watch they don't watch
00:52:01.600 they're not supposed to watch uh what occurs in court while they're not there so the people that
00:52:07.840 are saying he's intimidating the jury he he really isn't like uh on paper because he they weren't
00:52:14.400 there he what he's doing he's intimating the new jury the new the jury that might come if this one
00:52:21.040 is hung and he's also trying to see um you know where he can go with it like can he push the judge
00:52:28.320 to like throw out the juror yeah you know so mary k reminds me yes gloria uh not gloria allred um
00:52:36.480 gloria steinem is that her name oh my god i just gloria allred no oh steinem died died yeah
00:52:43.740 is the lawyer yeah i didn't mean all right i meant steinem um another feminist icon uh so 0.98
00:52:50.760 reddington can now take the place of uh steinem and this is who the the ladies are worshiping
00:52:57.140 right now it is pretty funny to watch them like worship this old white man because isn't he like
00:53:03.180 the symbol of everything that's wrong in the world but they're just like like it's like he's
00:53:07.620 our daddy like they just they want pictures with them they want his autograph these are all the
00:53:12.420 women that are wearing pink outside the courthouse because they want to get a glimpse of lindsey
00:53:17.180 clancy it's like this goes right back to what we were just talking about with spencer pratt and 0.80
00:53:22.820 ryan reynolds like now the murdering mother is the one who's getting over a million dollars
00:53:29.380 donated to her and people are worshiping her and her attorney and everyone's like the father who
00:53:35.380 was innocent who had his children murdered they're trying to make it like he's the one that killed
00:53:40.340 them so we are very much on a backwards planet and that's why i'll tie it all together i'm very
00:53:46.660 worried about the cyber caps because everyone's so backwards and upside down i think i think these
00:53:53.780 women are the minority to be honest you know as massachusetts i'm not surprised it's like
00:53:58.740 portland having this like we wouldn't be surprised right but i think for the majority of women um i
00:54:05.220 don't think they're in agreement i think that they that some say you know there is some some
00:54:10.900 postpartum and that exists but it doesn't mean that you get to kill your children and get out
00:54:15.300 of jail card um because a lot of them have gone through postpartum and their kids are still alive
00:54:22.020 you know so you know and the issue is is is not complicated she's already said that she did it
00:54:30.020 she planned it and a lot of criminals that are in jail now um have had psychosis and have issues
00:54:38.740 mental issues um and they're still in jail so what are we saying i worry about not the women issue
00:54:46.260 but i'm worried about overall these are the same dsa members that believe that people should not
00:54:53.460 go to jail that that there shouldn't be prisons no that no police that it's not the fault of a
00:55:02.100 certain youth because they're doing some stealing it's because they were never they're just poor
00:55:08.740 them you know they're victims yeah it's it's um it's like it's also the tick tock culture
00:55:15.380 Yeah, the Luigi Mangione effect. It's really strange, you guys. It's really strange. And I worry about younger men and women because I do see men, a lot of men are bending to this type of behavior of the women because I guess, as Scott might say, if you want to get laid, you got to just go with the flow.
00:55:39.260 but then again you're going against every instinct you have as a man so it's you know it's kind of 0.97
00:55:45.460 crazy but uh let's if you're a single man and you want to meet a woman you might go to the protest
00:55:51.820 yeah it may be crazy enough to date you oh jim jim is saying please comment on the women self
00:55:59.960 posting the astrology charts to prove that the husband did it i mean stop it people it's like 0.70
00:56:07.980 i think he was a leo or a gemini or something like that and therefore he must have killed them
00:56:13.780 oh okay now we're gonna bring it absolutely sense yeah oh my gosh so you could just see
00:56:20.500 how crazy it is but yeah i mean i have i have friends like that watch tiktok and that that's
00:56:26.360 where they're being convinced that the husband no i know they're showing things that you can
00:56:31.800 you know it's the husband and i'm like nobody in the court is saying it's the husband she's
00:56:37.760 not saying it, you know, the judges, you know, the attorneys aren't saying it. That's, it's not
00:56:43.040 even a situation. It's not a thing. It's not a thing. So you're like, let's stop demonizing the
00:56:48.460 man. Let's stop propping up the bad people. We have to get back to rational thinking. And I
00:56:55.260 suggest getting off a TikTok. And if, if you have a girlfriend on TikTok, encourage her to get off
00:57:01.900 of it. Nothing good is happening on TikTok. It's just my opinion. I don't have a TikTok. If you
00:57:06.440 send me a Tik TOK video, I will not open it. I don't want any part of Tik TOK. Um, all right.
00:57:11.920 So Marcella, that should do it for us today. Um, a little bit of housekeeping here is tomorrow.
00:57:19.740 Owen has his after party. Um, that is on X formerly known as Twitter. And that is at the
00:57:26.320 same time as the Scott Adams school. So he goes on at 10 AM Eastern time, 7 AM Pacific
00:57:31.600 on spaces on X at Owen Gregorian. And then he does a Sunday show. He does a simultaneous sip
00:57:39.900 on Sunday at the same time. And then he does a subscriber only show after that. So please,
00:57:47.820 um, join Owen. If you can't get enough of Owen here, you can get a ton of him over there. It's,
00:57:53.620 it's a good time. Um, also I, I'm going to, I'm going to regret saying this, but I did talk to
00:58:00.920 Walter. Oh, yes, I did. And he's coming on next week, according to Walter. Okay, so don't shoot
00:58:09.740 me if his plans change. Sometimes life happens. I swore I wasn't going to tell you when anyone's
00:58:15.400 coming on before, like knowing the exact date, but Walter was already out there. So I'm just
00:58:20.220 letting you know he is coming on. Okay, so that would be that. Marcella, any housekeeping on your
00:58:26.220 end i think people are asking about labor day monday is labor day and whether we were going to
00:58:31.840 be on for we'll be here we'll be like one of us or three of us or two of us will be here but we
00:58:39.180 will be here for the simultaneous sip and together so um yes join us on monday thanks for reminding
00:58:46.220 us the other thing i want to remind us about because i was having a conversation with jimmy
00:58:51.300 yesterday from scott adams meetups um you guys do the meetups do the gathering together of sippers
00:58:59.620 if you go to what is this page uh scott adams meet scott adams meet m-e-e-t that's right we
00:59:07.540 laughed about that for a long time so scott adams on x and in his bio he has a link okay it's an
00:59:16.820 amazing website Jimmy made. You just click the link and just follow it along. You can either
00:59:22.400 be notified if there's a meetup within a certain amount of miles from you, or you can create a
00:59:27.440 meetup and they could be like in a park at a coffee shop. It could just be like five people.
00:59:32.360 It doesn't have to be a whole to do, but let's keep that going. And Jimmy did put a lot of work
00:59:37.400 into that. So let's support that over there. Oh, I'm a Libra too. Okay. Interesting. Um,
00:59:45.440 All right. So you guys, that's that. So I think what we'll do is say goodbye now. And then I
00:59:51.740 have a video to play with an Akira song. So Marcella and I won't be on the screen. And when
00:59:57.060 the video is over, we'll just end the stream. So you guys have an amazing Labor Day weekend
01:00:02.920 and we'll be here Monday. Okay. One summer, all of us will be here. Oh, EJ, you're going to be
01:00:10.760 in my backyard. What's that about? All right. So you guys let's go, um, have a great time this
01:00:18.400 weekend. Be safe, be useful. And as always, we say thank you to Scott and Shelly for allowing
01:00:23.400 this show to continue. Thank you to every single person that shows up here, including you, Marcella
01:00:29.020 and Owen out there and everyone watching the replay. Thank you so much. Please do hit the
01:00:34.220 like and the subscribe. We'd appreciate it. And, um, we have some great guests coming down the
01:00:39.840 Pike for you. And just trust me, they're coming. And we had a great week this week too. We had on
01:00:47.320 Thomas Corbett Dillon. He's got the three names. I had my big puffy shirt on. He's a hoot. He's a
01:00:55.220 lot of fun. And Kyle Becker joined us. And then who was on the next day? Oh my God. Oh, Steve
01:01:01.180 Cortez. We love Uncle Steve. So that was a lot of fun. Metal Seer, you are so funny. All right,
01:01:07.780 guys love you so much and a closing sip to our beloved scott to scott to scott
01:01:17.380 don't forget scott adams meat
01:01:21.940 i there's no way around it okay guys all right and tag us if you plan a meetup i want to see
01:01:28.340 who's doing what please support that i'm going to put it in our thing after the chat you want to
01:01:32.580 you know they like give your privacy out yes exactly okay so here's a video and we'll see you
01:01:40.420 Monday.
01:01:58.840 It's not music.
01:02:00.220 It's music.
01:02:00.880 The old phrase used to be be yourself.
01:02:04.220 Anybody ever used to give me that advice?
01:02:07.180 Be yourself.
01:02:09.280 Terrible advice.
01:02:10.420 Here's the reframe
01:02:13.060 Become a better version of yourself
01:02:17.040 Become a better version of yourself
01:02:21.640 If you're satisfied being yourself
01:02:26.160 People are going to want to be around you
01:02:29.300 You're not that good
01:02:31.300 You need some work
01:02:33.100 And you should admit
01:02:35.260 That you're a work in progress
01:02:37.160 People will like you better
01:02:40.120 if you admit you've got some work to do try being better you should be working
01:02:48.160 on some kind of a system process or finding some way to be the improved
01:02:54.100 version of yourself you should be getting smarter healthier you should
01:02:59.140 become wiser kinder you should be trying to get your you know your depression
01:03:03.820 down and get your mental health better you should be trying to get different in
01:03:08.500 in every possible way.
01:03:15.500 Become a better version of yourself.
01:03:24.500 Become a better version of yourself.
01:03:34.500 People ask me if when I hit it big with Dilbert
01:03:37.500 And I went from not having money to doing well.
01:03:42.480 People ask me if being famous and successful changed me.
01:03:47.100 Did it change me?
01:03:48.520 Well, I hope so.
01:03:50.280 That was the whole point.
01:03:52.400 Why would I go through all that work to be the same person?
01:03:56.560 Everything that I do has at least a secondary ambition of changing me.
01:04:03.040 Like I don't go to the gym because it doesn't change me.
01:04:05.700 i don't work hard in my career because it won't change me i do it so it will if i want to feel
01:04:11.780 confident what am i supposed to just sit in a chair and try to chin up some confidence now
01:04:16.980 i'm gonna go do something and then if it works guess what i get more confidence
01:04:23.460 every day in every way i'm trying to figure out how to be like a little bit better version of myself
01:04:28.340 Become a better version of yourself
01:04:32.340 Become a better version of yourself
01:04:38.340 Become a better version of yourself
01:04:44.340 It's okay, you know that you're all making progress
01:04:48.340 Become a better version of yourself
01:04:52.340 People don't wanna be around you
01:04:56.940 Become a better budget, I just said
01:05:01.940 It's okay, I'll let you know, I can progress
01:05:06.780 Become a better budget, I just said
01:05:20.540 So if anybody ever tells you the key to success is be yourself, you're getting some bad advice.
01:05:35.120 Be better.
01:05:40.100 Just be better.
01:05:50.540 Thank you.
01:06:20.540 .
01:06:50.540 .
01:07:20.540 You