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Let me change your gear because I saw something on that Instagram that made me
think about you.
We talked about this off-air, and I do want to talk about it because it's
fascinating.
They had a relationship.
So that girl, the fake AI that's on there, little whatever the fuck her name is,
she has a relationship.
They show her boyfriend, and then they show the storyline of her relationship
with her boyfriend.
Because the youth now is telling their tales through Instagram.
Is he real?
No, my friend.
It's Shia LaBeouf.
Yeah, this is all fake.
You even heard that Shia LaBeouf is dating little Michaela?
Yeah.
They broke up.
They broke up.
Oh, they did.
Miles Teller has taken her out on a couple of coffee dates.
So those two aren't real.
That's right, dude.
Okay, all right.
I'm with you.
So anyway, what I was saying was there's a story that's being created,
obviously, for their relationship about went out to pasta.
It's like, you know, whatever.
And they're going to have them break up at some point.
Sure.
Which brings me to this, what you were talking about with me about The Bachelor
and the manipulation of the show.
This is kind of where that same mindset is of like, you can create this entire
where people in the comments give a fuck.
When they break up, it will be an outpouring of people being super upset and
mad about two fake people that never dated.
The world we live in now is dominated by parasocial relationships.
That's relationships that we all have with celebrities or little Michaela's,
whatever, where we're looking at them through a screen.
They're looking back at us, but they don't know who the fuck we are.
They're not really interacting with us, but we're being tricked on a sub-psychological
level.
This shit started really in the 40s and 50s with TV news anchors.
They were like the first real parasocial relationships where they're talking to
you through a screen and you're getting the response in your like lizard brain
of like, that's my friend.
They're looking right at me.
They're really talking to me.
Now it's all social media is that.
Haptic urethra pen.
So whether it's on this screen or your fucking TV screen or whatever, we're all
engaged with so many different people through these parasocial lenses that we
don't really have real relationships with.
So it doesn't matter if they're real.
He's living it right now because him and his girlfriend split up and publicly
so.
And what's crazy about it is the reaction from the fans.
Yes.
And the way that they talk about their relationship as if they know anything
about it.
But they do know a lot about it because they've been public.
But the creepiest part is when you'll read stuff or someone will say something
to you.
Like people know that we're best friends and people will come up to me and be
like, strangers, how's Bobby?
And I'm like, what do you mean?
And they're like, is he okay?
Right.
And then it clicks in my head.
I'm like, oh my God, this guy is, this is a genuine, he's genuinely concerned
if Bobby's okay.
And then he's like, let me tell you a little bit more about comedy in the metaverse.
And you're like, get the fuck away from me.
This guy's back.
Yeah.
He just takes a piece of your pizza.
Get away from me.
You know, it has been weird.
Like, because I, you know, this is the first time I've ever been like breaking
up with somebody that was also a, because people saw our relationship unfold.
Yeah, man.
On, in the podcast.
That's like The Bachelor, dude.
Like The Bachelor.
And I realized that I no longer ever want to do this again.
You don't want to be public in a relationship.
I'm never going to be a public.
I'm going to keep it sacred because it's been the kind of comments I'm getting
and the messages.
It's just, they cross the line.
Of course they do.
Right.
And they're so intrusive.
Right.
Yeah.
And then there's an outpouring of love, but you don't know who the fuck I am.
No, no, no.
But to be fair, the people that do say things that are like loving, like what
we did talk about, they are showing genuine.
They are.
It's as good as they can get by going, I really do like you.
I'm a fan of you.
Yeah.
And I do hope that you're okay through all this.
It is genuine.
But whatever they say is going to rub off wrong, even if they're being positive
and supportive, because it's going to creep you out because you're the newscaster
in 1940 going, I don't fucking know you.
But do you guys have any parasolial relationships like this?
Or have you ever in your life?
Have you ever had a deep fandom of any actor, athlete?
I haven't.
I've never been like, I mean, I follow Mark Hogan on the internet, but I don't
have to read all of his posts, brother.
Let me tell you something about parasocial relationships, dude.
What does that mean?
Hold on a second.
Hold on.
Hold on, Andrew.
I'll tell you all about it.
Because in 1988, when the Mega Powers exploded, Macho Man thought that I had
eyes for Miss Elizabeth.
But we were just friends, dude.
That's a parasocial relationship, brother.
We don't actually.
What does parasocial mean?
Parasocial.
Parasocial.
So is that me?
I'm sorry.
I'm so sorry.
Is that me being a fan of somebody or somebody that I have a relationship with?
It's a one-sided relationship.
It means like outside of your, like this is a social interaction.
We're in the same room.
We're interacting.
If I was sending you a DM, that is parasocial.
It's outside of like an actual social interaction.
This is primarily what all relationships are now.
You have a couple of actual relationships in your life with whoever you're
dating.
I do have some guys on like Instagram.
The guys that are like fans of mine that talk, I've never met them in flesh.
Yeah.
Our relationship is solely based on comedy and that's parasocial.
But no, if you're DMing with them, if you're interacting, that is not parasocial.
Oh, okay.
Parasocial is the relationship is like all the people DMing you after your
breakup that you've
never talked to.
They've only watched you through that lens and they feel like they know you
because
they listen to you talk.
And in many cases, you're probably directly addressing whoever's listening to
you through
a camera.
So it's that pair, what we call on, I do this other podcast called Game of Roses.
It's about the bachelor.
And we call it the parasocial gaze.
And we rate different player, different bachelor players, parasocial gaze.
Eye gaze.
I know.
Yeah.
I'm sorry.
But that parasocial gaze in terms of like modern celebrity is one of the most
valuable tools
you can have.
Wow.
I've never, I was, when you asked, I was trying to think, did I ever have one
of those?
Do you ever have parasocial?
Were you like, I don't think I do.
I can't really remember if I ever, if I ever had one that like really.
I mean, there are things that happen socially, like in the media and stuff that
I care
about and I'm invested in, but I don't know if it's like investment in a
certain human
being.
Is that parasocial me being invested in an event?
Yes.
Like if you're watching the Johnny Depp Amber Heard trial, for example, and you
start to feel
some type of way about who you think should win and who's being funny.
That's parasocial.
And it's like, you think now that you know a little bit about their
relationship, but
all you're doing is watching fucking videos of them.
They don't know who the fuck you are.
Right.
Exactly.
Like if you send over a hundred DMs to Hulk Hogan on Instagram and he doesn't
write
you back, that's a parasocial relationship.
That's an example.
I see.
Now, Bobby, you could have been at January 6th, like I was January 6th in the
metaverse.
Or the mid-averse.
Oh, right.
Yeah, dude.
And what you do is you just put on your Oculus, you insert your haptic pen.
Yeah.
And I was there.
Do you think they're going to storm the Capitol now over the Oculus next time?
That would be awesome.
They're going to meet in the metaverse to storm the Capitol.
Metaverse insurrection.
In sandbox.
Oh, that would be really great.
And then Trump is there in the metaverse.
I would play that game.
There was a game called insurrection, right?
And it was until January 6th.
And I get to wear my camo.
Uh-oh, this is how it starts.
Yeah.
And my camo and like my, um, a flagpole.
Yeah.
Maybe a noose for Pence.
Yeah, man.
Right?
And I would act it out.
A noose for Pence?
Yeah.
They wanted to kill him.
They wanted to hang Pence.
Sorry, dude.
They wanted to hang him?
Yeah.
They were yelling out, hang Mike Pence.
Hang Mike Pence.
And they had an actual noose outside the fucking Capitol.
Yeah.
Well, that does, I got to be honest, the rhythm is good.
Hang Mike Pence.
It is a pretty good, yeah, yeah.
It's a good rhythm.
Because you're not going to say, hang.
Nancy, pull up.
It's harder.
Too much.
It's too many syllables.
They were saying, haptic Pence.
It's haptic Pence.
But I would like to see, like, you know, if I could break the window fast
enough.
Yeah, yeah.
You have all sorts of challenges.
Yeah, yeah.
You keep, oh, that's terrible.
When you climb the wall, you keep falling.
Yeah, yeah, yeah.
You can't fall.
It's like Donkey Kong.
Imagine he gets kicked out of the metaverse.
They're like, we can't have you in here anymore.
There's just, you're too disruptive.
What if you're wearing those glasses and you're talking to a Chinese guy and it
just says,
Ching Chong, Ching Chong, Ching.
That'd be weird too, right?
That'd be a malfunction.
That'd be a malfunction?
This is breaking.
Would it be a malfunction?
I don't know.
Depends on which one you get.
You can get the Trump metaverse glasses.
Ching Chong, Ching Chong.
The Trump metaverse glasses.
Every time an agent speaks to you, it'll just say, Ching Chong, Bing Bong.
Yeah, yeah, yeah.
In your eyeballs.
Ching Chong.
That is great.
You will get different glasses based on who you are and what your price point
is.
I'm sure they're not going to all work that well.
How much are these going to be?
I don't know.
Did it say in that article?
Oh, yeah.
Like some of them will only do language, but some of them will maybe tell the
time.
Is that what you're saying?
Yeah.
Yeah, it's like an Apple Watch versus a Fitbit.
Right.
You know what I mean?
All of this shit eventually is a contact lens in your eye that just, it helps
you with
everything in your life.
Oh, you know what would be cool?
Hey, this is all cool shit, but you know what would be really cool?
When all this stuff comes to pass, and I'm speaking as a guy who has a fucking
podcast
that's run by an AI, but when all this stuff comes to pass and it's actually
happening, you
know what would be cool?
We go, wow, that's really crazy shit that's going on out there in the world.
Let's get together and talk about it on a podcast.
So, I don't think there's going to be a whole lot of weight given to AI
entertainment so much
in the future.
Sure, AI can help.
You look at the medical advancements that you can do in the metaverse, you can
have people
sitting in a giant classroom learning more interactively.
That's great.
We, like I said, have a podcast that's essentially programming our show, but
like I also tell
you on the show, any good podcast is just two dudes shitting around, right?
So, that's what's going to happen when we get Oculus and we get our fucking
dickhole pens
and all that good stuff.
We're going to be sitting here in another five years going, can you believe we're
immortal?
Go ahead, Chad.
I like when you're talking.
I was just going to say, look at what's happened technologically in the last
decade or
so with smartphones, with the internet, with social media.
At this point, technological change, how it's affecting human society is so
fucking rapid.
It's not going the other way.
All this shit that we're looking at on these screens, like we're at the tip of
the iceberg
with these things.
AI, quantum computing, AR, all this shit.
I think within the next 10 years, we're going to see easily as much progress as
we saw with
the other technologies.
Oh my God.
And I will be holding on to the reins of human civilization in the old school
way.
I'll be pulling back, still doing dudesy with you and going, no, no.
No, no, no, no.
Why though?
Stay with me.
Let's live over that aquifer.
But that's not true, dude.
You're on social media all the time.
I don't know about that.
Yeah, I enjoy.
I'm a fucking baby, man.
I think despite your outward protests of the way technology is affecting us all,
you fucking
engage with it as much as anyone else.
Yeah, and I liked video games when I was a kid.
So what?
What's your point?
I know who the fuck I am.
I know that I don't want a fucking food pill or a fucking haptic dick pen.
Well, I will take the latter.
I do like that.
Yeah, that's right.
Well, let me say this.
Chad, would you just last thing I want to say.
Chad?
Yeah.
Chad, Chad.
Chad, Chad.
When things go down, things are rapidly changing.
He's not protecting you, Bobby.
Don't do that.
He doesn't give a fuck about you.
When it goes down, it's going to be Chad and Chad.
It's not going to be Chad and Bobby.
May I ask though?
It's a no.
The answer is fucking no.
You know who else I know then?
Lex Friedman.
He'll help me.
Lex doesn't give a fuck about you either.
No, he doesn't.
He cares about human beings.
Yeah, he does.
But he doesn't care about Bobby.
He does.
Not specifically.
When the world is going to end, he's not going to help you.
I'm not going to move in.
I'm going to call.
I'm Lex.
You're pitching me right now?
Are you just yelling at me?
Yeah, yeah, yeah.
I'm calling you.
What's going on?
What do you need, Bobby?
The world is collapsing.
I need the information.
Things are crashing.
Buddy, you're way.
I'm already in the spaceship.
I got to talk to you later.
Oh, that's what's going to happen.
Lex Friedman is gone.
He's gone, living on fucking Mars.
Cha-cha-cha-cha!
Yeah, I'll take the call.
See, there we go.
And I got him.
He'll be right next to Lex.
Oh, that's true.
What do you mean?
I'll pretend like I'm still here, though.
I'll go to his little castle in those fields.
That's funny.
Your little relationship with Lex Friedman, he's like, hang up.
And you're like, I got, let me.
Bobby, no, I'm still on Earth.
Yeah.
I'm still on Earth, buddy.
I'm in West Hollywood.
Everything's going to be fine.
I know it looks bad, but everything's fine.
Just go to sleep tonight.
Meet me for some food pills.
Listen, I wouldn't worry about it.
In the world, Chad is purporting to be our future world.
Whatever president you want, hey, just pop it into your haptic dick pen.
And you got Val Kilmer as your president if you want.
I wanted more of that.
Fuck yeah, dude.
That would be cool.
I know.
That'll be your experience.
I want to pick that.
Because we'll all just be sitting there in matrix bowls full of blue gel with a
fucking
haptic pen in the back of our head and one of our ass.
You know how it could work?
It could work like this.
We all have to pay our tax money, whatever it is.
No, no, no.
I'm out.
Whatever this is, I'm already fucking out.
You got to pay your taxes too, in quotes, the government.
The government is just an AI.
So you put your fucking money in, and then you just get a checklist of where do
you want
your dollars spent on what?
Defense, healthcare, climate change, whatever.
And we all get to determine where it goes.
And then it produces a president like Lil Mikaela that we see distributing that
money
in fake virtual videos to whatever it is.
And it looks different based on whatever you want it to look like.
It can be whatever nationality you like.
Love it.
I don't want a woman being president.
Yeah.
Whatever kind of person you are, whatever kind of flavor you want.
All right, Chad.
You know what?
For years and years, I've thought you were on the wrong path.
What about, what about tax?
But wait, but wait.
We have a breakthrough.
You thought he was wrong, but now you.
Yeah.
I think we are good friends.
And I hope that you guys get there someday.
We will.
And we will.
Thank you.
Bad friends, bull, and good friends.
Thank you.
Bye.
Hey, do us a favor.
Do us a favor and go watch Dudesy.
It's a fucking phenomenal podcast.
Great one.
Bye.
Thank you for being a bad friend.
Bye-bye.
What a tremendous sign-off.
Why are you so angry, dude?
Like, fucking check yourself.
Yeah.
It's a comedy podcast, man.
Relax.
Yeah.
Yeah.
Okay.
What do we, okay, what, revenge?
No, no.
What?
I didn't say anything.
Yeah, Bobby.
Look at his attitude man live in the moment man
Bro be present
Thank you guys for coming. Thanks for having us. Yeah, this is great. We did it
say goodbye. Thank you for being my friend
Thank you.

The Future of Show Biz w/ Bobby Lee & Andrew Santino | Bad Friends Clips

Let me change your gear because I saw something on that Instagram that made me
think about you.
We talked about this off-air, and I do want to talk about it because it's
fascinating.
They had a relationship.
So that girl, the fake AI that's on there, little whatever the fuck her name is,
she has a relationship.
They show her boyfriend, and then they show the storyline of her relationship
with her boyfriend.
Because the youth now is telling their tales through Instagram.
Is he real?
No, my friend.
It's Shia LaBeouf.
Yeah, this is all fake.
You even heard that Shia LaBeouf is dating little Michaela?
Yeah.
They broke up.
They broke up.
Oh, they did.
Miles Teller has taken her out on a couple of coffee dates.
So those two aren't real.
That's right, dude.
Okay, all right.
I'm with you.
So anyway, what I was saying was there's a story that's being created,
obviously, for their relationship about went out to pasta.
It's like, you know, whatever.
And they're going to have them break up at some point.
Sure.
Which brings me to this, what you were talking about with me about The Bachelor
and the manipulation of the show.
This is kind of where that same mindset is of like, you can create this entire
where people in the comments give a fuck.
When they break up, it will be an outpouring of people being super upset and
mad about two fake people that never dated.
The world we live in now is dominated by parasocial relationships.
That's relationships that we all have with celebrities or little Michaela's,
whatever, where we're looking at them through a screen.
They're looking back at us, but they don't know who the fuck we are.
They're not really interacting with us, but we're being tricked on a sub-psychological
level.
This shit started really in the 40s and 50s with TV news anchors.
They were like the first real parasocial relationships where they're talking to
you through a screen and you're getting the response in your like lizard brain
of like, that's my friend.
They're looking right at me.
They're really talking to me.
Now it's all social media is that.
Haptic urethra pen.
So whether it's on this screen or your fucking TV screen or whatever, we're all
engaged with so many different people through these parasocial lenses that we
don't really have real relationships with.
So it doesn't matter if they're real.
He's living it right now because him and his girlfriend split up and publicly
so.
And what's crazy about it is the reaction from the fans.
Yes.
And the way that they talk about their relationship as if they know anything
about it.
But they do know a lot about it because they've been public.
But the creepiest part is when you'll read stuff or someone will say something
to you.
Like people know that we're best friends and people will come up to me and be
like, strangers, how's Bobby?
And I'm like, what do you mean?
And they're like, is he okay?
Right.
And then it clicks in my head.
I'm like, oh my God, this guy is, this is a genuine, he's genuinely concerned
if Bobby's okay.
And then he's like, let me tell you a little bit more about comedy in the metaverse.
And you're like, get the fuck away from me.
This guy's back.
Yeah.
He just takes a piece of your pizza.
Get away from me.
You know, it has been weird.
Like, because I, you know, this is the first time I've ever been like breaking
up with somebody that was also a, because people saw our relationship unfold.
Yeah, man.
On, in the podcast.
That's like The Bachelor, dude.
Like The Bachelor.
And I realized that I no longer ever want to do this again.
You don't want to be public in a relationship.
I'm never going to be a public.
I'm going to keep it sacred because it's been the kind of comments I'm getting
and the messages.
It's just, they cross the line.
Of course they do.
Right.
And they're so intrusive.
Right.
Yeah.
And then there's an outpouring of love, but you don't know who the fuck I am.
No, no, no.
But to be fair, the people that do say things that are like loving, like what
we did talk about, they are showing genuine.
They are.
It's as good as they can get by going, I really do like you.
I'm a fan of you.
Yeah.
And I do hope that you're okay through all this.
It is genuine.
But whatever they say is going to rub off wrong, even if they're being positive
and supportive, because it's going to creep you out because you're the newscaster
in 1940 going, I don't fucking know you.
But do you guys have any parasolial relationships like this?
Or have you ever in your life?
Have you ever had a deep fandom of any actor, athlete?
I haven't.
I've never been like, I mean, I follow Mark Hogan on the internet, but I don't
have to read all of his posts, brother.
Let me tell you something about parasocial relationships, dude.
What does that mean?
Hold on a second.
Hold on.
Hold on, Andrew.
I'll tell you all about it.
Because in 1988, when the Mega Powers exploded, Macho Man thought that I had
eyes for Miss Elizabeth.
But we were just friends, dude.
That's a parasocial relationship, brother.
We don't actually.
What does parasocial mean?
Parasocial.
Parasocial.
So is that me?
I'm sorry.
I'm so sorry.
Is that me being a fan of somebody or somebody that I have a relationship with?
It's a one-sided relationship.
It means like outside of your, like this is a social interaction.
We're in the same room.
We're interacting.
If I was sending you a DM, that is parasocial.
It's outside of like an actual social interaction.
This is primarily what all relationships are now.
You have a couple of actual relationships in your life with whoever you're
dating.
I do have some guys on like Instagram.
The guys that are like fans of mine that talk, I've never met them in flesh.
Yeah.
Our relationship is solely based on comedy and that's parasocial.
But no, if you're DMing with them, if you're interacting, that is not parasocial.
Oh, okay.
Parasocial is the relationship is like all the people DMing you after your
breakup that you've
never talked to.
They've only watched you through that lens and they feel like they know you
because
they listen to you talk.
And in many cases, you're probably directly addressing whoever's listening to
you through
a camera.
So it's that pair, what we call on, I do this other podcast called Game of Roses.
It's about the bachelor.
And we call it the parasocial gaze.
And we rate different player, different bachelor players, parasocial gaze.
Eye gaze.
I know.
Yeah.
I'm sorry.
But that parasocial gaze in terms of like modern celebrity is one of the most
valuable tools
you can have.
Wow.
I've never, I was, when you asked, I was trying to think, did I ever have one
of those?
Do you ever have parasocial?
Were you like, I don't think I do.
I can't really remember if I ever, if I ever had one that like really.
I mean, there are things that happen socially, like in the media and stuff that
I care
about and I'm invested in, but I don't know if it's like investment in a
certain human
being.
Is that parasocial me being invested in an event?
Yes.
Like if you're watching the Johnny Depp Amber Heard trial, for example, and you
start to feel
some type of way about who you think should win and who's being funny.
That's parasocial.
And it's like, you think now that you know a little bit about their
relationship, but
all you're doing is watching fucking videos of them.
They don't know who the fuck you are.
Right.
Exactly.
Like if you send over a hundred DMs to Hulk Hogan on Instagram and he doesn't
write
you back, that's a parasocial relationship.
That's an example.
I see.
Now, Bobby, you could have been at January 6th, like I was January 6th in the
metaverse.
Or the mid-averse.
Oh, right.
Yeah, dude.
And what you do is you just put on your Oculus, you insert your haptic pen.
Yeah.
And I was there.
Do you think they're going to storm the Capitol now over the Oculus next time?
That would be awesome.
They're going to meet in the metaverse to storm the Capitol.
Metaverse insurrection.
In sandbox.
Oh, that would be really great.
And then Trump is there in the metaverse.
I would play that game.
There was a game called insurrection, right?
And it was until January 6th.
And I get to wear my camo.
Uh-oh, this is how it starts.
Yeah.
And my camo and like my, um, a flagpole.
Yeah.
Maybe a noose for Pence.
Yeah, man.
Right?
And I would act it out.
A noose for Pence?
Yeah.
They wanted to kill him.
They wanted to hang Pence.
Sorry, dude.
They wanted to hang him?
Yeah.
They were yelling out, hang Mike Pence.
Hang Mike Pence.
And they had an actual noose outside the fucking Capitol.
Yeah.
Well, that does, I got to be honest, the rhythm is good.
Hang Mike Pence.
It is a pretty good, yeah, yeah.
It's a good rhythm.
Because you're not going to say, hang.
Nancy, pull up.
It's harder.
Too much.
It's too many syllables.
They were saying, haptic Pence.
It's haptic Pence.
But I would like to see, like, you know, if I could break the window fast
enough.
Yeah, yeah.
You have all sorts of challenges.
Yeah, yeah.
You keep, oh, that's terrible.
When you climb the wall, you keep falling.
Yeah, yeah, yeah.
You can't fall.
It's like Donkey Kong.
Imagine he gets kicked out of the metaverse.
They're like, we can't have you in here anymore.
There's just, you're too disruptive.
What if you're wearing those glasses and you're talking to a Chinese guy and it
just says,
Ching Chong, Ching Chong, Ching.
That'd be weird too, right?
That'd be a malfunction.
That'd be a malfunction?
This is breaking.
Would it be a malfunction?
I don't know.
Depends on which one you get.
You can get the Trump metaverse glasses.
Ching Chong, Ching Chong.
The Trump metaverse glasses.
Every time an agent speaks to you, it'll just say, Ching Chong, Bing Bong.
Yeah, yeah, yeah.
In your eyeballs.
Ching Chong.
That is great.
You will get different glasses based on who you are and what your price point
is.
I'm sure they're not going to all work that well.
How much are these going to be?
I don't know.
Did it say in that article?
Oh, yeah.
Like some of them will only do language, but some of them will maybe tell the
time.
Is that what you're saying?
Yeah.
Yeah, it's like an Apple Watch versus a Fitbit.
Right.
You know what I mean?
All of this shit eventually is a contact lens in your eye that just, it helps
you with
everything in your life.
Oh, you know what would be cool?
Hey, this is all cool shit, but you know what would be really cool?
When all this stuff comes to pass, and I'm speaking as a guy who has a fucking
podcast
that's run by an AI, but when all this stuff comes to pass and it's actually
happening, you
know what would be cool?
We go, wow, that's really crazy shit that's going on out there in the world.
Let's get together and talk about it on a podcast.
So, I don't think there's going to be a whole lot of weight given to AI
entertainment so much
in the future.
Sure, AI can help.
You look at the medical advancements that you can do in the metaverse, you can
have people
sitting in a giant classroom learning more interactively.
That's great.
We, like I said, have a podcast that's essentially programming our show, but
like I also tell
you on the show, any good podcast is just two dudes shitting around, right?
So, that's what's going to happen when we get Oculus and we get our fucking
dickhole pens
and all that good stuff.
We're going to be sitting here in another five years going, can you believe we're
immortal?
Go ahead, Chad.
I like when you're talking.
I was just going to say, look at what's happened technologically in the last
decade or
so with smartphones, with the internet, with social media.
At this point, technological change, how it's affecting human society is so
fucking rapid.
It's not going the other way.
All this shit that we're looking at on these screens, like we're at the tip of
the iceberg
with these things.
AI, quantum computing, AR, all this shit.
I think within the next 10 years, we're going to see easily as much progress as
we saw with
the other technologies.
Oh my God.
And I will be holding on 