Weekly Marketing and Advertising News, October 22, 2021: Facebook Changing to Faceplant?!

 Tuesday's episode with RB Botto. He's the founder of stage 32. The NNH Tuesday co-founder of Netflix, Mark Randolph joined us a few weeks ago at episodes
 really insightful co-founder of Netflix. Yeah, so how did you get invited to be?
 Facebook is reporting that they're going to change their name to line more with the metaverse.
 Name changes signify either a drug front or that times are going poorly.
 So Shopify is now on Spotify.
 Bro, what if Spotify came to Shopify, bro?
 What if you were buying your own shirts if you wanted to listen to your bond with you?
 If you're listening to the radcast, if it's radical, we cover it.
 Here's your host, Ryan Alford.
 Hey, guys. What's up? Welcome to the latest edition of the radcast. It's Friday, October 22nd, 2021. We're one week out from Halloween.
 I'm joined by Joey. What's up, Joey? What's up, man? I'm getting jacked for spooky season, bro. I know.
 I hear their surprises. There might be Ryan's going to have a company costume party.
 And little does he know his employees may have something up their sleeves.
 No, just like the spooky sound.
 Oh, for two, I just don't want to give into it. You know, like, I'm a little scared. I still want to get scared.
 He should be.
 So we're one week out from Halloween. We've had a good week here at Radical.
 Joey, what's up and happening on your brother?
 We've been shooting some great spots for a local restaurant called Habitat.
 We shot three digital spots and we're getting ready to do some pretty exciting spots Monday for another client.
 I like it. I like it. Yes. They're going to let us push you envelope.
 I'm in my Halloween bag on this one. Oh, good. You're in your element as well.
 Unfortunately. That's great, man. I'm excited. We do have a nice skit that the team put together.
 The cheap client, not always the low price guy. Do a cheaper guy. Do a cheaper guy.
 So I'll be in the lookout for that. It's quite funny.
 You don't always want to go cheaper.
 No, there's times where I feel like, okay, yeah, yeah, pack a gum. Sure.
 Sometimes liquor. If I'm just trying to party, that's right. I'm not going to.
 Yeah, you're supposed to rubbing alcohol.
 Yeah, the vodka. You know, speaking of headache, I have some king cobra's in the fridge.
 So make sure no one drinks those. I think those will be safe.
 Okay. If you want to take a sway, go ahead. Yeah.
 No, I'm going to leave those. Oh, I got a throwback. Sorry.
 It's been a good week. Tuesday's episode with RB Botto.
 He's the founder of stage 32, which is actually the largest community.
 You need to be part of this community. You're in the entertainment industry.
 Okay. Largest social media platform for the entertainment industry.
 Stage 32. Yeah.
 First greenwriters and actors and producers and digital creators, like, you know, every
 every layer of the entertainment business.
 Can you actually look at that camera and just confirm to everyone who went to high school with me
 that I am actually in the entertainment industry and that they should believe in me.
 Joey is in the entertainment industry.
 It's the adult entertainment industry, but it's entertainment nonetheless.
 This is okay. I wanted you to lie.
 Sorry. Oh, he is. Hey, looking at the girl shirt on.
 Girl. It's a girl. Girl. I love it.
 And if anyone listening, you, you, you sense, I know I have a Southern accent.
 I think of it as light compared to most people in town.
 A diet. Would you call it a light? Yeah. A light accent. Okay.
 Maybe diet accent. I don't know. Okay.
 Diet Southern accent. Hey, is that a new drink or a anyway?
 But there's a little town called Greer.
 It is. Greer. Greer.
 G-R-E-E-R. But if you're from Greer, there's a good chance you call it.
 Greer.
 Greer.
 Greer.
 And you just, it's just Southern thing you wouldn't understand.
 Yeah. So why are we explaining? Don't never get it.
 I know. So anyway, it's fun.
 And then hey, Tuesday. Okay.
 The co-founder of Netflix, Mark Randolph joined us a few weeks ago.
 That episode's really insightful.
 If you want to know how to get rich, you need to listen to this episode.
 I'll leave it as that. So how did you get invited to the Illuminati?
 Yeah. The co-founder of Netflix. Yeah.
 Dude, he was awesome. How did you do that?
 I have questions on that, but it sounds like.
 Hey, man, we're in the secret circle around here.
 You know, so it happens when you get 5,000 downloads on the podcast yesterday.
 We hit a world record for us.
 Okay.
 For us.
 For us.
 It's our own world record that we just beat.
 You can say personal best by the way.
 I like world record. I'm in marketing.
 That's got a very strong marketing.
 It's the number one downloaded podcast for radical of all time.
 Okay.
 How many of your ways can I say it?
 No, we had 5,000 plus downloads yesterday.
 It beat our record, which is somewhere around 3,500.
 So we smoked it.
 Smoked it.
 So we appreciate all the loyal listeners if you're out there,
 especially our mates in South Korea who has kept us,
 who have kept us in the top 10 somehow.
 Some way.
 Yes.
 Yeah.
 Never thought I'd be saying shout out to South Korea.
 Yeah.
 Hey, they like us.
 It's not just about Squid Game's brother.
 Great.
 I have actually, I have not watched Squid Game.
 So I haven't either.
 We're going to start it this weekend though.
 It's on our list.
 Playing it or watching it.
 Both.
 Okay, great.
 The kids are in town.
 So you decided that you had too many.
 Got the ARs loaded up too many offspring in your family.
 Yeah.
 And it's going to.
 Well, they self.
 What is it when you kind of self?
 You take care of one of them.
 They're like, I don't know what the word I'm looking for.
 Self proposed Darwinism.
 Yes.
 Self.
 Self.
 Self mutilation.
 I don't know what the hell I'm talking about.
 But anyway, we do have some important social holidays.
 I want to bring out yesterday.
 I'm always jacked here about your social holidays, bro.
 And but funny is the first one leads right down the path
 that seems to be every time I hear on the show.
 Okay.
 The first statistics day was yesterday.
 I thought you were going to say depression day.
 Okay.
 Wow.
 I had a pocket full of soul off.
 Ready.
 Um.
 Yeah.
 World statistics day.
 Yeah.
 Did you celebrate?
 Yeah.
 Big time.
 Fantasy football.
 I feel like.
 I feel like fantasy football is the world's most forefront.
 Appreciation of statistics.
 Right?
 Yes.
 The world got interested in statistics because of fantasy football.
 I think that's fair.
 And to be clear was actually two days ago.
 My days are a little thrown off.
 So two days ago was statistics day.
 You damn well.
 Oh, you're a statistic, bro.
 Because you're a damn liar.
 Right?
 Yes.
 I am a liar.
 What do they say?
 The only thing that lie are statistics and.
 And podcasts says damn.
 Yeah.
 There you go.
 Who have a membership to the Illuminati apparently?
 Yes, they do.
 And apparently yesterday being Thursday.
 Yes.
 Was actually reptile awareness day.
 Good, dude.
 Because I got I got a lot of snakes in my life.
 If you know what I mean, bro, in your head.
 Did you play some mind game yesterday?
 I had to.
 I had to be had some snakes in my in my circle.
 If you know what I mean, bro, I know what you're saying.
 I got a lot of my garden of Eden.
 I had a lot of people trying to get me to eat poison apples.
 You know what I mean?
 Oh, I know.
 And ironically it was get to know your customers day as well.
 So get to know your customers day.
 As well as reptile awareness day.
 So I hope everyone had their social calendars marked and had all the social posts going out
 for.
 For snakes and snakes and lizards and customers.
 I pray that every zoom in the world had a reptile day.
 Yeah.
 Snake in the grass.
 Snake in the grass.
 And if you got some snakes in your circle, behead them.
 All right.
 Tomorrow.
 Tomorrow is a really relevant day.
 I mean, a highly relevant technology is changing quickly.
 But it somehow remains relevant.
 It's iPod day.
 Oh, hell yeah, bro.
 Let's go film a commercial.
 I'm going to load my MP3s up on my iPod.
 Sure.
 Throw it out the window.
 Do you remember that struggle of, did you ever convert CDs into MP3s?
 Who didn't?
 Quite a struggle.
 Yeah, they know how to do it.
 That's shit.
 I was dealing stuff down on MP3s on Napster.
 Hell yeah.
 Before it became illegal.
 And after it became legal.
 I better say, dude, say it, man.
 There's.
 I did it when it was illegal.
 Yes.
 Come give me the FAA or whoever.
 Hey, you're, you're, you're, you're not that nice there.
 But FCC.
 Yeah.
 The silhouette commercials.
 Everybody remembers the commercials of dancing silhouettes.
 Yes.
 But do you, did you have a Nana?
 Or did you have it?
 Did you have an iPod?
 I think I went through.
 I think they came our version that was like an MP3 player.
 No, because just like the actual music itself, I would steal them from Walmart.
 So I had an actual iPod that I stole.
 Oh.
 Okay.
 All right.
 I'll give you a hug.
 I think.
 I don't know which one I'm going for.
 And it's funny how everything changed.
 I got throughout every like, when as soon as digital media was available, DVD.
 I thought every DVD.
 I was like, I hated keeping up with all that shit.
 I was like throwing discs out the window.
 Yeah.
 And for our lives, you could sell them for like, you know, $7 a piece or something.
 I probably threw out like $600 worth.
 Yeah.
 I was actually driving down the road the other day in a road DVD hit my windshield.
 And it freaked me out and I crashed.
 So I was wondering if you really got through it.
 If we could talk after the show about being a insurance claim.
 Anyway, I can't believe it hung in the air that long.
 I mean, those things will fly, man.
 I thought it was a UFO first from afar.
 So moving to the real news, most important one being first.
 So our Facebook is reporting that they're going to change their name to line more with the metaverse.
 So they're changing the name of Facebook.
 It's coming people.
 Shit.
 Holy shit.
 How much echo did they have built up in Facebook last 18 years or however long it's been?
 Imagine being the guy that does the press statement though.
 That's like, hey, we're doing a rebrand to a line with the metaverse.
 That sounds very distantly.
 Yeah.
 No, we must align Mark.
 Yes, we must.
 Okay.
 So, well, do you know the name of this?
 Actually, this actually is a revolutionary name change.
 It is or it is.
 I have some suggestions.
 Okay.
 But you don't know for short.
 Does no one knows you said?
 No, no.
 No, no.
 First, first recommendation is face plant.
 Okay.
 I could see that happen.
 Because that's what they've been doing lately.
 100%.
 That's kind of like the metaverse, you know?
 Sure.
 I wouldn't be sure.
 My kids are face planting in, in Roblox all day, you know, literally.
 I was thinking more of the, well, it's got.
 See, there's a double meaning because I thought face plant in the way that like.
 Oh, yeah.
 Falling your face.
 That's pretty much what I meant.
 Okay.
 But, but also, yeah.
 Okay.
 But all serious.
 What any guess?
 Let's make some like guesses and then we'll come back in a few weeks and we'll see who is
 right or wrong.
 In some metaverse, some metaverse.
 I got it.
 All right.
 I think it's going to be Instagram.
 I think they're just going to combine it into one.
 Yeah.
 Why not?
 Yeah, that'd be smart.
 To be calling one.
 Pretty, I wouldn't say, because they own Instagram, right?
 Yes.
 And Instagram owns us.
 Hmm.
 Instiverse.
 Instiverse.
 Could be.
 Yeah.
 I can see.
 I think it's going to be something completely different probably.
 Yeah.
 And this is all part of the plot.
 Like when you start getting bad press, like change your name.
 Yeah.
 You know, it's kind of like charter.
 You know, if you're around here, they suck so bad and then they change the spectrum.
 Sure.
 It's like, oh, suddenly they've got a mobile in there faster.
 More.
 It's the same company.
 If you're BP, you change your name to Fox.
 RB Fox.
 Would you say from a marketing perspective, name changes, signify either a drug front
 or that times they're going poorly, typically.
 Probably the latter times they're going poorly.
 Okay.
 That's good to know.
 Yes.
 This is a serious change.
 I know.
 I know.
 I mean, for real.
 I mean, any time you're as big as Facebook, you've been around for, I said 18 years, 15 plus.
 I don't know exactly.
 It was a 2003, 2004.
 Somewhere around there.
 That sounds right.
 And now you're going to, you got all that cashier built and for good, better and different.
 And, but it does two things.
 It shows one of two things.
 Well, they really do think the negativity around it is requiring it.
 And two, this whole metaverse thing they're quadrupling down on.
 If it's really going to be, like, and I don't know what the name's going to be, but it's going to be lined with the metaverse in some way.
 Sure.
 Which kind of, but it kind of scares me because they're multi billion dollar company.
 They're, you know, they're not stupid, you know.
 So somebody, I was kind of hoping the metaverse would go away.
 I don't think it is.
 I wish I could explain what the metaverse was, but it's like the matrix.
 Okay.
 I was going to say the matrix, literally the matrix.
 It is.
 All I know is no matter what they change it to, I want a feature that prohibits people from posting pictures of their food and political memes.
 As long as, as long as you know what I mean, that's what I want.
 Yes.
 So, yeah.
 Have you, you don't know about the metaverse?
 Like, you're played Roblox or anything like that.
 It's just like a hypothetical world.
 Yeah.
 It's a play world.
 It's like, imagine, you played Super Mario Brothers growing up.
 Yeah.
 But imagine in Super Mario Brothers, if the world was like unlimited and you had full control and you could build things and your friends could play along with you, like at the same time over the internet.
 That's kind of what Roblox is.
 All these years of playing video games is going to pay off.
 Finally.
 Yes.
 Finally.
 But Facebook's changing their name.
 Who the hell knows what it's going to be?
 What if it was the metaverse?
 The metaverse.
 The metaverse.
 What if they just claim that?
 The you.
 Like, yeah.
 The Ohio State.
 The metaverse.
 Yeah.
 Maybe it could be.
 I would do that.
 That's the power move.
 If you just come out and say we are.
 Yeah.
 Estimated.
 I don't know.
 That way they're, you know.
 I don't know.
 It's playing to all audiences.
 You know, diversity, inclusion, everything.
 Sure.
 Estimated.
 I don't know.
 I'm trying to make it up.
 But I don't know what the hell it's going to be.
 But like meta.
 You people.
 You never have.
 You don't have little kids.
 So you don't know this.
 But like no one's ever gone.
 Oh, that's so meta.
 Real quick.
 I don't have little kids.
 I know.
 But that's so meta, man.
 Oh my god.
 I just want to smack you right in the face for saying that.
 I feel like it is in tandem with comedy a lot like.
 Yeah.
 Meta.
 You know, when you talk about something theoretically, but it is something.
 I don't know.
 That's so meta.
 So meta.
 So meta.
 So meta.
 Hey, I don't know if you've seen this commercial, but you know, with TikTok, there's a lot of like
 commercial comebacks happening like old commercials that were probably either too weird
 or out there for their time.
 Yeah.
 They're making comebacks on TikTok because now people appreciate that level of humor and
 zoomers, dude.
 Shout out to my zoomers.
 My fellow zoomers.
 All right.
 Yeah.
 I'm 16, bro.
 Don't get off my back.
 Gen Z.
 Gen Zers.
 So the berries and cream, which is a commercial.
 Yeah.
 Starburst.
 Sure.
 And starbursts and skittles commercials bleed together in my mind.
 Yeah, they do.
 They taste the rainbow.
 Sure.
 They get wacky though.
 They do.
 So there's this guy's like kind of a, I guess I'd call him a, uh, Englishman's probably
 exactly right.
 Dutch boy.
 There you go.
 Singing berries and cream.
 Yeah.
 And uh, it's quite funny.
 It's pretty funny.
 I mean, out the, I laughed.
 I kind of expected it to be stupid.
 Now I sound like it's pretty funny.
 He reminds me of a guy from Shrek.
 Yeah.
 Okay.
 Yeah.
 Yeah.
 Uh, berries and cream is trending on TikTok.
 And now everyone's doing like the dance and stuff.
 I think that's, I think you should be him for Halloween.
 I, the Dutch boy.
 I would if I didn't have a better costume idea.
 Oh.
 But you little Dutch boy.
 Dutch master.
 You know, Dutch masters rap paper.
 You know, I know it.
 Uh, was it a Dutch kitchen?
 What was it?
 Dutch oven, bro.
 I know what a Dutch.
 I don't know what I thought.
 Dutch kitchen.
 Dutch oven.
 So meta, bro.
 So damn meta, man.
 Yeah.
 It's in the.
 Well, that's, you know, like, it's funny.
 What comes back?
 Because back in the day, I'm sure they're like, oh, I love like this jaw rule and a shawty song.
 And now it's like, bro, have you seen berries and cream?
 Yeah, man.
 Bears and cream.
 Mr. T commercial's.
 Like what's going to, I mean, what's next?
 Well, 15 years from now.
 So I'm going to be like, have you seen, do you know couch guy?
 Yeah.
 Okay.
 They're going to be bro.
 Remember couch guy day?
 Yeah.
 That was so meta back in his day.
 So metaverse, man.
 I know.
 So are you versed in the metaverse?
 I am very versed in the metaverse between my kids and my job.
 I feel like I'm just metaverse all the time.
 You're metaverse, bro.
 What's the next verse in the meta world?
 So on a more serious marketing note.
 Hold on.
 Can I pray real quick?
 Yes, please.
 Please.
 All right.
 I'm centered.
 Okay.
 Did you just say a prayer for Snapchat and TikTok?
 That's between me and God.
 Thank you very much.
 Thank you very much.
 Because they're trailing Google and Facebook with digital ads spin significantly.
 Wait.
 Snapchat is trailing Google and Facebook.
 Okay.
 All right.
 That makes sense.
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 It's better than a burger?
 Yeah.
 Yeah.
 So yeah.
 And there's a reason for that.
 And it's called dynamic ads.
 So with Facebook and Google and the like with eCommerce booming.
 You can run dynamic ads within them.
 Which means you can pull feed straight from eCommerce.
 They're dynamic.
 They're either retargeting you what you've already seen.
 happening and Snapchat and Tiktok's ad platforms are not as advanced or as evolved to where they
 have that dynamic capability. They're getting there. They will be there and they do some things
 dynamically but not as much. And so they continue to trail Facebook and Google who just tend to
 want to rule the world. Yeah. I'm sure they both might be owned by one of those companies.
 Yeah. Exactly. We're soon here. Yes. Tiktok. It's what seem as though
 someone purchased them but maybe they're going to get so big they just start purchasing.
 I don't know. Who in the world of purchasing brands? Who will I eat next?
 Absolutely. It's so funny. These like Tiktok is just a platform for entertainment and it's like
 they have world domination implications now. Yes. Oh, absolutely. That's all they're doing.
 So Shopify is now on Spotify. Hell yeah, dude. Now. So which means if you're a musician and you
 have a, you know, your artist page. Yeah. You can sell merchandise directly through your Shopify
 store. So it's all in one built into the platform. That's really good. I like that. Yeah.
 How did you, I'm like listening to some, you know, Nirvana and I want my smells like team spirit
 teacher. It's too tired to go to a Walmart target and get one for two hours. That definitely
 would be a target. It's too trendy to not to be at Walmart. Nirvana, no, Kirko Bain has kind of
 like that sad boy thing going that like people are like, I'll do bonus my jam, bro. Oh, yeah.
 Sad. Well, I mean, it kind of was sad. I mean, he obviously was depressed. Really? Yeah. Okay.
 I'm gonna bite my tongue before I go too far, but you're a correct in that statement. Yeah. I was just
 thinking about what happened to him and I was like, oh, what's that? I mean, it's not funny,
 but it's funny that we, you know, can laugh about it now. Smells like teen depression. Yes,
 if you're sure. Queue dramatic piano. Yes. No, that's great. I can't wait to be on Spotify
 then pay over. Are they going to be like, you think the merch is going to be reasonably priced
 or like show priced? Do you know what I mean? Where it's like $40 for a band? Oh, I'm sure if I
 was, if I'd make it at the highest price possible, if you're within that platform. Like,
 because think about it, you know, it's kind of back to purchasing like when someone's in the
 moment, you know, like, yeah, you jamming to that Pearl Jam song. I mean, you know, you're on your
 couch. You're going to spend the highest price point ever to get that t-shirt in that moment.
 You jamming. You got Drake playing. You mean that Drake t-shirt right now? For sure. I don't,
 I think you mean that Drake has sleepless hoodies, I think. Like, I want to walk t-shirts right
 now because I am in the jam with my WAP. You're in the jam with your WAP. Okay. Okay, Boomer.
 I'm in the jam. I want you to make sure this is in the jam with my WAP. Yeah, in the jam.
 Radical, radical WAP. In the jam, bro. Yeah. So anyway, Shopify, Spotify. It's a tongue twister.
 I wrote it and I thought it was a typo. Shopify comes to Shopify, Spotify. No wonder they're in
 groups. Bro, what if Spotify came to Shopify, bro? What if you were buying Nirvana shirts and you
 wanted to listen Nirvana, dude? Hey, it should be. They should be symbiotic, you know, and like,
 you know, it should work. YouTube. Hey, have you ever watched like been in like a live stream,
 like watching someone live, right? Surely you see people buy on Instagram. I've done a live stream.
 And that's part of what the only fans experience is for my cut. Excuse me. Yeah, I've watched,
 I've watched live streams before my bed. Yeah, adult entertainment folks, adult entertainment.
 The, and if you're seeing someone doing like a QVC style selling stuff, have you seen this trend?
 No, but you were telling me about this. Yeah, you were saying it was very prolific. It's very
 prolific. Thousands and millions of dollars are being sold every week now on live streaming for
 shopping, linking your store directly with what you're selling so that within that experience,
 they can buy right there, right then. Okay. It's QVC. Like, you know, you're watching it and you dial
 the number and you've got the woman or man who's doing something, you know, on stage showing off
 the product. And this is all the rage now. And now YouTube's in the game. They're entering into it.
 And you can go live on your YouTube channel. It's not for everyone yet. Not for everyone
 in the appetite here, but they're testing it. Wow. Dude, these platforms are changing so fast.
 Like, nobody knows what they're looking for either. And then they see it and they go, I want that.
 That's right. And wow, I wonder if they're going to be able to keep up with all the demand with all
 the shipping and containers issues and all the supply and demand issues. Sure.
 Drive all this demand with the live streams. And you know what Amazon workers and UPS workers want?
 More sales. Their lives are already very peaceful. They want more global commerce.
 It's going to be like, you remember Willie Wonka and I'll see you later.
 Yes, you were. And Charlie in the shop of a factory. Yes. And the girl that had her dad, like,
 all their factory workers opening the boxes to get the golden. Oh, yeah, yeah.
 Forget her name. I don't know. When you're talking, that's just what it maybe think of.
 Okay. Yes. And suddenly she found it. Hey, they had, I can't make them work any harder darling.
 Terrible accent. But that was amazing. Hey, do you have an Oscar? You can get real quick.
 Oscar. Yes. Thank you.
 But, uh, yeah. Anyway, I feel like I, I'm on this segment once every three weeks right now.
 And technology furthers itself every time I come back. It does. And that stresses me out.
 And I'm not even the one being a taste maker in this world right now.
 You're the taste setter. Yeah. I see what's being tasted. Then I also offer a flavor.
 You take a second bite. I get a second hand taster. I get regurgitated into my mouth. I
 could baby bird. That's what I do. So, uh, here's the one on the science front. So science took
 or a big thing. And I love how these articles, they start with scientists. Like it's a pretty
 broad word. Scientists. You don't get any credit for exactly what it was. But scientists took
 step because they actually, I don't know who this person is, but they, uh, did a pig to human
 kidney transplant. Hell yeah, man. Someone's walking around with a pig kidney today.
 I just like, this is one of those like, who's the first person to test these theories out about
 the types of animals that you can put into a human body? There's a lot of trial and error involved
 with well, I could say this little personal artifact or fact or whatever you want to call it.
 Okay. Uh, I have one kidney. I was born with a cystic kidney. Okay. And I only have one. So now,
 I've lived my whole life with it. Supposedly, I have a relative somewhere that had the same thing
 and lived to quite the right bold age. Uh, is it why they're like precautions you have to?
 Well, I couldn't play, you know, I was big and athletic and probably would have played at least
 college, maybe NFL football from my size, but I didn't play, I'm parents didn't let me put football.
 So they makes it, you don't hear many kidney injuries football, but because of tackling and hitting,
 you could get an internal injury pretty easily. Sure. Someone you have one kidney and, you know,
 be death if you, uh, you can live off one, but you can't live off none. Sure. And so, uh, I couldn't
 play that. I played basketball, but the, so, you know, speaking from experience, like if,
 if there was no, you know, transplant available human. Yeah. And I'm going to die. Or you can
 put a kidney, a big kidney in me. I sounded me up, bro. Like, I'm sure it's death or a trial. Give me
 a trial, you know, Ryan, Ryan going hog wild over here, dude. What about, uh, I wonder if I was
 starting to be like having a attribute like, like, like, but it doesn't mean natural. I just
 like, something had this, I just want to slobber around and like, you know, wall are in food and
 you start taking off trades. I kind of do that now. So it might be a perfect fit, you know,
 when there's food on the table, you start getting approached by a trough. That's a,
 you start getting approached by giant frog men who have affinities for, for people start smelling
 my skin. They got a big piece of bacon. Like, hey, I just got a sunburn here. I'm in Mexico
 like laying out and like someone's like nibbling my arm like there. Oh, hey,
 that could happen in Mexico, though, right? They steal these kidneys is what they steal in,
 I don't know, rivers. You never know what's happening in Mexico. I don't. Not there's anything wrong
 with it, but, but, but yeah, what is the thing they bath of ice, right? That's kidney.
 Someone steals kidney. I think so. Okay. I haven't really kept up with it, but
 maybe I should. Wow, but it's it is quite the the feat revolutionary revolutionary. So for
 someone like me, maybe doesn't understand anything in the world. What? Like how rare is it to get
 a kidney that would not be rejected or something like that? Uh, I mean, I think they got pretty good
 at this. I don't know. Okay. I think it's pretty once they align the blood types and like every,
 all the other, I don't know, markers or whatever seems like it's more successful, more common than
 like I buy the sum heart would probably be a heart. I think better than changes in liver and a few
 other things. Like I think kidneys are pretty, pretty solid. If you find a match. And so, you know,
 I'm going to go ahead and put a note out there. If I ever need one, if anyone, if our listeners
 wants to offer one up, you know, I'll just go ahead and tell you that I'll accept it.
 Is this work time? Okay. Is this where you'll live listeners kidneys or if one of them is a hog farmer
 and they have either one? Okay. All right. Who knows? Lastly, and probably most I think I did. I'm
 starting to win. I think I'm, you know, I'm playing out the, uh, the part in case I need it, you
 know, like I want him to be able to relate to me. Your middle name is babe, right? Yes. Okay.
 Babe. Hey, my first dog's name was babe. This is all coming full circle. Okay. Literally. Yeah.
 Irish setter. Babe. It's kind of the password. Like if anyone needs, like,
 giving my personal information, it used to be like, what's what was the name of your first pet?
 Like they ask you those password questions. And now if anyone wants to take all of my money in my
 metaverse, they can use my password. Okay. So, uh, going out here on a serious note, um,
 it is howling me. And so, you know, it's important to note that the child's play creator is not
 ruling out Chuckie going to space. Oh, thank God, dude. In a world plague with crises,
 I need a little glimpse of hope. Is he is Chuckie going to space on? You know,
 it'd be hot if Chuckie went to space on Jeff Bezos's rocket. Yes. And ransom him.
 Imagine a ransom. Only William Shatner's on board. Sure. Hell yeah. Chuckie Shatner.
 It could be like a star straight crossover. Yeah. Chuckie Shatner. Shrattner. Shrattner.
 And Shrattner. And then Bezos and Chuckie have a face off. Bezos. Bezos is like Chuckie.
 You're Chuckie. You're a monster. And he's like, you and I aren't so different. Are we Bezos?
 We're not too far apart, are we? Maybe Bezos was Chuckie growing up. It could be possible.
 It's possible. I think John Grewden was probably Chuckie growing up. He does look like him.
 Okay. Well, I have, I mean, I'm just not a fan of it. Like, you know,
 Halloween scared me. Friday 13th scared me. Freddie scared me before it went cheesy.
 I just was the child's play thing never, never stuck with me. It's very comedic.
 Just because of how small Chuckie is. Yeah. But Jason did it when to space. Jason
 wouldn't tell anyone to space. And they were pretty frowned upon. Yeah. So Chuckie going to space.
 Look, if I really do think if he ransomed a bunch of billionaires in a spaceship, heck,
 throw didn't Justin Timberlake like to fly. Let's get JT in the movie up there. All right.
 Yes. I would be against it. But I don't know, man. If you had a cyborg technology inside him,
 like Elon Musk type thing, I don't know. If you're free to send me a check, Hollywood.
 Yeah. I, uh, I think we're going to let that one go. And, uh, just wish,
 hope that there's not a child's play in space. Or there can be, but I don't know. I won't watch it.
 I'll, I'm waiting around because I'm going to be watching this next week.
 Oh, yes. Oh, yeah. Oh, geez. Oh, the drama's building is building.
 Hey, guys, you're, you got scared there for a second. No, I didn't.
 No, oh, okay. We're good.
 So yes, you're going to be scared. You're going to watch Halloween next week.
 Did you like Halloween, right? How is the greatest holiday of all time? I love how we
 bro. Yeah. And yeah, trick or treat. There'll be more tricks than treats this Halloween, right?
 Well, you know where to find us. We're at the red cast. Where can we keep up with everything
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