Sept. 24, 2024

Demurely Decompressing | Tuesday 09.24.24

Demurely Decompressing | Tuesday 09.24.24

We start today's show off by talking about the word demure and why it's gained popularity on social media.  We love irony.  Then, the Titan sub has been in the news again and we talk about the problems people who worked on that project might have and...

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We start today's show off by talking about the word demure and why it's gained popularity on social media. We love irony. Then, the Titan sub has been in the news again and we talk about the problems people who worked on that project might have and then we wrap things up with purple apples and The Big Mermaid.

Links:

https://ktla.com/entertainment/this-new-baby-name-trend-is-very-mindful-very-interesting/#:~:text=“Meet%20DeMure%2C”%20the%20TikTok,mindfulness%20and%20a%20relaxing%20attitude

https://www.msn.com/en-us/money/markets/a-contractor-says-oceangate-tracked-the-titan-submersible-using-an-idiotic-navigation-method-that-involved-pen-paper-and-excel/ar-AA1r2nir?ocid=entnewsntp&pc=SSJS&cvid=72892bb7b00242c8a744876ae162b36e&ei=48

https://www.ctvnews.ca/sci-tech/no-these-viral-purple-apples-don-t-exist-in-saskatchewan-1.7045178


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It is time believe your worries outside and laugh with

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us inside the treehouse. I'm Daniel Malley along with Trade Trenthome.

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Roger is still out taking care of some family stuff.

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We will power on inside our cute little treehouse of fun.

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And honestly, sometimes we in order to find the fun,

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we have to learn something, and by learning something, we

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have to really that means just figure something out. So

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I guess it was around I don't know, a few

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weeks ago, started seeing places online, various people all of

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a sudden using the word demurre and one, and like,

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where did this come from? Why is all of a

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sudden everyone's saying, well, that's not very demure. I need

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to be demure. I need to be at the demur

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and something else. What the hell is that?

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Then?

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That's so I just ignored it for a little while

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until I saw that parents are naming their kids demure.

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And that's when I realized, Okay, I need to figure

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out the origin of this. So I don't I just

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an ignorant idiot.

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I just figured gen Z found addiction.

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There is actually a demure trend that took over social media.

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That was the one where I was kind of in

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the dark about, but now it's taken on a new

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life because people have allegedly started naming their newborns demure.

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One new mom posted a TikTok featuring her baby girl

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earlier this month, revealing that she had been named Demure Rain.

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The mom wrote in the caption, meet demure d capital

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D little e capital m u r e. Yeah. Uh,

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some mom says, meet demure. See how she not crying?

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Very sweet, very cute, see very demure trade You know

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the origins of this demure fiasco? No, I mean, I mean,

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I know the word. I mean, it's I'm sorry say

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that again. I had to meet it on my end,

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not very demure on my part.

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I mean, I mean, i've I've used the word for decades,

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but I don't know, I didn't.

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When was the last time you used the word demure

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besides like seven seconds ago. Oh, I mean, I've.

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Just whenever it mainly, I mean it was something we're

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talking about females, but you know they're shy KOI whatever, demure.

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I've I assume that if you use the word demure

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in recent times, not this showwithstanding that it would have

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been you know, involving your Chihuahwa daisy. She is quite demure,

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very cute. See now she's just a whore. Okay, yeah,

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that's not very demure. So I went on a little

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internet hunt and tried to find out, okay, what is

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the origin of this demure thing? And I found it

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because like most things that start online, it's actually not

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hard to find it. You just got to type in

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and oh, okay, well there it is. So parents are

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now naming their children demure after the initial viral trend,

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and thanks to a person named Jules Lebron on TikTok,

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who posted a video about her getting ready for work

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regimen as she's in the car before going into work,

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something along those lines. That's what I know. Are you ready, Tray? Sure? Okay,

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here we go. We are now going to be uh

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we are now going to demure orientation. There we go.

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See how I come to work very demure. I do

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my makeup, I lay my wig, I do a little braid,

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I flattern my hair, I do chee cheese out, I

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do viral vanilla. Very demure, very mindful, and not forget

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to be demure? Diva?

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Is you got that, Tray? Don't forget to be demure diva.

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She's not even using it right, how do you you know?

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Because it's demure, was like, uh, another word that would

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come to mind with modest.

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So if your che cheese are out, you are not demure,

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don't you chee chee shame her? You can have you can.

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It's the twenty first century. You can have your chee

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cheese out and still be considered demure. No, no, it can't.

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It's this is where lie. This is. This is why

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how we have gotten to this point in our society

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is that attitude of well, you know you could still

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do that and be this.

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No, no, you can't.

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So no, listen, I'm all for chee cheese being out.

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Hang it.

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You got them flowing them, press them up, press them out,

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be proud, be loud, be proud. But that's not mirror.

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The problem is is when she says, che cheese, I'm

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actually waiting for a couple of chihuahas to pop their

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heads out of her chest.

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I was waiting for seventy has seventies Golfer to come

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out with a hat.

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He might also be in there, and he's just you know,

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he's doing a sword thing after after sinking a putt.

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I kind of get it though, after seeing the video,

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seeing seeing the origin of the demure thing, It's like, Okay,

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I get it. But here's the thing. It's demure in

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her mind. We don't know where Jewles works. Here it's

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Juls by the way. So the bastardization of the English language,

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as you're pointing out Trey, by taking the word demure

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and making it change definition into something else, is also

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happening with just spelling in general. So I'm kind of

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with you on that. But tastes change, fashion changes, all

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things change in time, things evolve. So now again I

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go back to I don't we don't know where Jewels works.

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The way she looks and with chee cheese out and

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her makeup and her wig laying flat just right might

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be demure for her particular position.

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I've you know, Jules clearly need some makeup lessons and

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to a dictionary.

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Yeah, well, here's the thing. So it even says underneath

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her name. You can kind of see it if you

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look closely here under the screen, you see your name

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it says Jules Lebron. Then it's got a couple of

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hashtags like the four you page demure tagging a couple

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of people I don't know. Then underneath it, she has

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claimed herself to be a fragrance influencer. So maybe that's

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what we need to do. We need to watch the

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video again about how to be demure tray from the

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expertise of a fragrance influencer. Okay, see how I come

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to work very demure.

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I do my makeup, I lay my wig, I do

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a little braid, I flattern my hair, I do chee

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cheese out, I do viral vanilla, very demure, very mindful.

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I'd like to point out that when you squirt the

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viral vanilla fragrance four times directly on you, that is

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not demure. No, that is not mindful. That is an

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assault on my senses, especially my nose. If I was,

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you know, in front of her. Are you okay?

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Yeah? No, I just I looked up the just the

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actual dictionary meaning of demure and what did you find? Reserved,

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modest and shy, typically used of a woman, A demure

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young lady of clothing giving a modest appearance, a demure

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kneelink skirt.

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Hmmm, nothing about chee cheese out.

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No, No, it's again, that's uh that's just another one

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of those things where uh, we're just taking a word

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and just use it however they want.

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Look, we've done that, you're like, I mean, we we

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turn uh you know, we've turned words on on their

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head before.

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I mean yeah, like you could say, you know, bad

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took on a new meaning exactly.

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But I mean I think that was a whole like.

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Started on the you know, slang, and then it became commonplace.

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Uh.

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I think this is just they don't know how to

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use a word.

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I have a question, okay, and it is not of

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a demure nature. So I am disclosing that outright before

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I ask this very non demure question, is is Jules

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a dude? You said what I was?

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You said what I was thinking.

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Look, you know what if h.

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If that was if that was a drag show, then

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yes she was plaited demuir.

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See there you go. We don't know where she works, yeah,

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I mean at a drag brunch. She looks very demure,

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very mindful, very cutesye, and and the chee cheese are

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actually you know, pretty uh suppressed for that environment. Okay,

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let's uh let's go not be demure. How about that?

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in my opinion, is when there's water act not like

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leaking from up to down, or from down to up,

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freeze break. I love for people to know where their

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homeowner valve boxes so they can shut the water on

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and off by themselves. I always tell people go kick

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you have one you're not guaranteed to have one, depending

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on how old your house is. But go to home

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depot and buy that eight to twelve dollars meter key

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that takes the meter lid off. And I don't tell

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anyone I told you to do it. But in an emergency,

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shut the water off at the meter. Worst case scenario.

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dull nine one one, ask for the fire department. Say

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my house is flooding. Send the fire department turn this

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crap off, and they'll get their way faster than we are.

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And it's not that I don't want to be the

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one to come turn off your water, but I don't

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want to make you wait an hour and a half

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for me to send you somebody. If the fire department

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has a station two streets over, and that's kind of

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their job to serve the public. And so for me,

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water is like an emergent, urgent issue. Now sewer, if

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you're sewer's clogged, that's emergent. That's an issue. If you're

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a whole home stoppage, we're going to come same day

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can't necessarily guarantee a fixed same day if there's a break,

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true emergency service always same or next day. We we

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to fair leash. I know that now I know the

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origins of the demeur thing. It's going to be stuck

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in my head and it's going to be a word

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now that I'm going to use frequently I just hope that,

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according to the dictionary definition you read trade, that I

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use it properly, because if I don't use the definition

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properly of the word demure, that would in itself not

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be very demure.

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Yeah. Speaking of things that are not very demure, the

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old Titan sub oh yeah, remember that old sack of

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balt that's now at the bottom of the Atlantic, Uh speaking,

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which did you see the video of that? I think

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it was it was last week. They actually sent another

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submersible down, hopefully a better one, uh to the ocean

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floor and saw the wreckage of the Titan sub Yeah.

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And unmanned submersible I believe.

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Yeah, they learned, I guess yeah. Yeah. Uh. The there

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there are many troubling things about the whole ocean Gate

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and that's yeah, ocean gate. I'm not doing like the

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water Gate thing. That's that's overplayed. Uh No, it's actually

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ocean gate. The Titan submersible that went to the bottom

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of the ocean last year, over a year ago and implode,

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killing everyone on board, which, by the way, when they

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you know, went down to the wreckage with the unmanned

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submersible that stayed intact, obviously there were no bodies, because

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when you depressurize at that depth, there ain't nothing left.

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You just on.

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I was actually surprised that. I guess it was like

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the tail cone was still intact.

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It is. It is kind of mind boggling when you

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think about how you can see videos on YouTube and

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stuff about when you see something get depressurized and they'll

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reenact it, you know, not in the ocean two miles

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down so you can see it better. When they do

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that implosion thing, you'll see the metal submersible submarine thing

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type deal buckle, and you know, kind of like like

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when you squeeze a bag of popcorn or something, but

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it doesn't completely like go into like a nugget of

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metal or anything. The human body though, basically just gets

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squashed in the blink of an eye to nothingness, which

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is truly terrifying if you think about it. So anyway,

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there's been some new information that has come out about

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the Titan Sub and the disaster that happened last year.

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A contractor for Ocean Gates ill fated titaned sub says

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that the team tracked the vessel's position using a system

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that involved a notebook and an Excel spreadsheet. Are you surprised?

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I shouldn't be, because I mean, you're talking about a

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submersible that was piloted by an Xbox controller. Yeah, but yeah.

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A contractor says ocean Gate tracked the Titan sub using

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an idiotic navigation method that involved pen, paper and Excel spreadsheet.

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And Tanella will Be, a former Oceangate contractor, said on

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Friday the Titan subs and plosion implosion that the team

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would manually update the vessel's coordinate data. According to the testimony,

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Oceangate's team would first transcribe the details into a notebook

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and then transfer the numbers to Microsoft Excel. She said

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the data was then imported into a mapping software to

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tract the submerciple's position. She said there were delays because

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there was this manual process of first writing down the

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lat long coordinates and then typing the men. We tried

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to do that every five minutes, but it was a

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lot to do. She said that she made a comment

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to the team about the system, during which she told

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Oceangate what she thought was an idiotic way to do

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your navigation, and she said she recognized calling the method

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idiotic wasn't the most tactful way to communicate your concerns,

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but she says she stands by it. Yeah, technology.

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Got compass and a sex stem and you're good.

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Yeah. I think even saw the other day that I

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guess all this new information is coming up because they're

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having these hearings now. And the other day I saw

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another headline that said someone on the communications team with

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the sub said the last thing they heard from inside

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the sub was we're all good down here. Look when

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you when you get when you get imploaded like that

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and on a deep pressurization thing, you know, you don't know,

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you don't know what's happening. Yeah, don't even think we

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talked about this before, when we first talked about when

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this happened. It happened so fast that your brain can

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even register something happening. The best you might get is

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you might remember that you blinked. That's it.

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Yeah, No, it's they said, milliseconds, You're you're gone. I

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mean it's I guess. If there's one bonus is that

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no one suffered. I mean it was instantaneous.

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Yeah, I mean, it really is a hell of a

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way to go. It does remind me, though, kind of

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like in the cartoons when something happens and someone goes

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into like a little meat nugget and then you see

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like one I go blink, link, blink, blink, Like if

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it was me, that's how I feel, like my last

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that that would be my remains just a quick blink

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blink and then nothing.

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I just I the one, you know thing and you

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expected to see anytime you have a hearing like that,

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you know on some disasters, Yeah, there's always a person

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going yeah, No, I knew. I told him it was

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a bad idea.

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Well, you're right, there is always Yeah, there's always that

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one that's going on. I said, don't do it. I said,

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don't go. I said, you should have used a PlayStation

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controller instead of an Xbox, according to uh will Be.

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According to her LinkedIn profile, she's worked on several projects

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involving underwater remotely operated vehicles. She worked as a robotics

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engineer for a maritime exploration company. She was also an

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exploration roboticist and conservation technologist for a national geographic program.

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And again this is according to her LinkedIn bio. My

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question is if you were part of the team that

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worked on the Titan sub with ocean Gate. Do you

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put that on your resume or you just kind of

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casually just leave that off.

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I think that's one of those gaps in your resume

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are like I was taking some time, you know, I

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was burned out.

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It does make for an interesting time, like for your

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next interview when the hiring manager says, so, can you

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explain this gap in your employment? I'd rather not. I

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was taking some time for me.

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I was decompressing.

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Oh no, I'm so proud of you.

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Right now, you're listening to the Treehouse.

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Visit us online that Treehouse on air dot com.

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The phone number to contact him and Carrie Cook, very

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how long is a roof? Supposed to last?

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Manufacturers stopped using a terminology as far as an age

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of a roof shingle because they used to have the

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typical twenty twenty five thirty year even fifty year shingles,

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and that's how they would advertise them.

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And how long did they actually last.

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Well, if you're in Texas, you know about the weather here,

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So we go from zero to one hundred and fifteen.

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We also have traumatic wins hell and all kinds of

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other things beaten the craft out of your roof.

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So the possibility exists you could buy a fifty year

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roof and fifty days later you may need a new roof.

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Absolutely, it does happen. I've heard horror stories. Personally in

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our company, we have replaced a roof on two different

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customers back to back years, So back to back years

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they've had the roof for replace. Now I do know

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some other owners of some companies though they've actually replaced

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the roof in back to back months. So it does happen,

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and unfortunately, the average life by insurance experts at seven

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and a half years.

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What would happen if you did a roof made out

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of flubber?

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Wow? Yeah, I mean that could be an idea. I

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mean there are some roofs that are made of rubberized

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material and different different items that there's so much experimentation

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right now and roofing. They're trying to figure out how

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to make it more durable, how can they last? But

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then you're you're competing against not just one element, you're

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competing against a multitude development. It'd be different. You know,

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when you're in hurricane prone see areas, you make roofs

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that blew away easy, right, But that's just not that's

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just one of our issues here. So you gotta be

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and you want them to be cosmetically nice looking.

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Yep, they can't be hideous. And when you need a

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new roof or you think that they might be in

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need of some repair, you make sure and call Daniel Cook,

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the expert that we trust. Inside the Treehouse eight three

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three Cook DFW eight three three Cook DFW the website,

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on air dot com.

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It's taking time to decompress. I'm gonna be laughing about that.

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Hell damn day she has to say that though right

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in an interview. I mean, look and and and I

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want this said if I was to die in that fashion,

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because I know someone some going to hear that, because

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I'm gonna put that on Instagram someone's going to say, well,

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people died, it's not funny. Yes it is. And here's why.

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If you die doing something that stupid, I'm gonna make

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fun of it. If I die doing something that stupid,

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I expect you to make fun of it. I'm okay

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with it. If I had gotten into that sub and

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saw that they were navigating it with pen, paper and

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Excel spreadsheet and piloting it with an Xbox controller, I

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would then start questioning things, and I would tell myself,

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if I die, I deserve it because I'm doing something

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that is inherently dangerous and humans are not meant to

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go two miles below the surface of the earth, right,

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So there's a you know, there's an element of expectation

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that I may not come back. And if I don't,

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and I get squished into a Looney Tunes meat nugget

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and I go blink blink before I actually, you know,

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fade to black, I want you to make fun of

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me for it.

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Yeah, absolutely, I mean there was no one, no one

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on that sub. That actually the one I feel sorry for.

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There was a kid that was doing it like just

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to make his his dad happy. It was like a

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father's day gift other than that they were all They

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paid like over two hundred and fifty thousand dollars to

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be on that thing. And you know, again, yeah, inherently

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risky going that deep you are in something that is

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guided by an Xbox controller. And might I add, and

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this is the thing that will always absolutely haunt me

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about that whole thing is when it was going on,

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they were talking about they there's no SKA patch like it.

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You have to be unbolted from top side. So even

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if they didn't decompress and they were floating in the ocean,

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they could die, run out of oxygen, and there's nothing

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they could do about it.

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That's a whole lot of trust to put in your

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fellow man. I don't trust people driving on six thirty five.

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I'm sure is hell not gonna trust people trying to

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take me to the bottom of the ocean and then

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and then bust me out. If I were to make.

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It back the bottom of the ocean to see something

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that killed a bunch of people one hundred and ten

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years earlier.

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Yeah yeah, I mean again, if it happened to me,

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I expect you to make fun of me, and I

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offer my thumbs up and stamp of approval. Don't you worry.

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You'll be right there with the decompression JOKESA. That's okay,

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you know he was. Dan was looking for some me

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time because he'd been under a lot of pressure. He

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just needed to get away for a little bit, all right,

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Speaking of people wanting to get away for a little bit, Trey,

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do you know about purple apples? I do not. I'm

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glad because I'm gonna tell you about purple apples. Some

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people think purple apples exist, and I know you're going

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to be stunned when I tell you that. The reason

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people think purple apples exacts is because of the Internet.

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There are no such thing as purple apples. But in

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the age of artificial intelligence, people can be fooled. Specifically,

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there is a message from Saskatchewan horticulturists. That's how specific

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this is. Getting a message from Saskatchewan horticulturists after customers

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have come into their stores hoping to buy purple apples

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and purple apple trees, they said, We've had lots of

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apples that have been developed in Saskatchewan, but none of

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them are purple. They all have white flesh and red skin.

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Thanks to a viral image that shows purple apples said

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to originate from Saskatchewan. Some social media users are asking

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the questions do purple apples exist? And where can we

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get them? The image, posted to social media earlier this

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month shows vibrant purple apples on a cutting board with

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one cut in half that reveals the violet flesh of

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the apple. The important thing to know here is that

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purple apples are not real. Do not take a road

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trip or fly to Saskatchewan and go into a store

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and say, where can I get your purple apples?

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I don't want to spoil the bit, so I'm just

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gonna watch because I I is there a video here?

463
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I guess I could show you.

464
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No, no, I thought you were about to show a video,

465
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because all I'm thinking is, please don't tell me. People

466
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are like eating purple onions and red onions and.

467
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That would actually be a funny prank to pull on

468
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somebody that serves you, right, That's what I would do

469
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if I was one of those Saskatchewan horticulturists, I would

470
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hand them a red on your here you go, purple apple.

471
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Yeah you enjoy you tell me how that tastes. Now,

472
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this is one of the AI images of a quote

473
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unquote purple apple. And I will say it's a very

474
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realistic looking image of an apple of a perl color.

475
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I get it, and we ultimately know who. We ultimately

476
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know who's to blame, don't we. Aggie's yeah, and as

477
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as a staunch ut alum, I'm sure you're going to

478
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agree with that statement because look, Texas A and M

479
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years ago turned a carrot maroon and now we have

480
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different colored items, you know, all over the place. We

481
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got purple apples now, and people are confused because a

482
00:29:32.720 --> 00:29:36.160
maroon carrot exists. Multi colored carrots do exist because everyone

483
00:29:36.200 --> 00:29:39.160
thought it was just orange. But you can, you know,

484
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engineer certain things to look differently. But I guess no

485
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one's actually done the purple apple. And why would you,

486
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novelty sake? Maybe maybe TCUs looking for something to make

487
00:29:54.160 --> 00:30:02.599
him feel better after getting blown out against SMU. It's

488
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amazing that you know in.

489
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And probably the same people you know would A lot

490
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of people that are looking for purple ap apples don't

491
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like GMOs.

492
00:30:14.519 --> 00:30:18.680
That's an excellent point. I'm really into the purple apple trend.

493
00:30:19.240 --> 00:30:25.039
You don't like genetically modified things? Oh yeah, there's a

494
00:30:25.119 --> 00:30:27.319
little bit of a hypocrisy going on there and there.

495
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I will say this, I know things happen these days

496
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with artificial intelligence and photoshop, and things look very convincing.

497
00:30:38.839 --> 00:30:41.839
A maroon carrot, that's a real thing. A purple apple

498
00:30:42.039 --> 00:30:44.839
not a real thing. When you go to waffle house

499
00:30:44.920 --> 00:30:47.119
at any time of day, like I've done, and you

500
00:30:47.200 --> 00:30:50.359
ask for a blue waffle, don't be shocked if you

501
00:30:50.480 --> 00:31:01.000
get one, but it's not the waffle you're thinking. If

502
00:31:01.000 --> 00:31:03.240
you ask for the blue waffle. Yeah, if you ask

503
00:31:03.279 --> 00:31:05.559
for the blue waffle at Leo's brunch House, they're not

504
00:31:05.599 --> 00:31:07.279
going to know what you're talking about. You asked for

505
00:31:07.359 --> 00:31:12.000
the waffle house, you go and get it, and you're

506
00:31:12.039 --> 00:31:13.440
gonna be full of regress.

507
00:31:13.519 --> 00:31:15.559
Yeah, and your life will never be the same.

508
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eight the website Brooks Plumbingtexas dot com. Speaking of plumbing, Trey,

520
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you uh, you sent me an interesting video from Instagram.

521
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You want to try to describe this video for the

522
00:32:20.599 --> 00:32:27.759
for the good people, no fining. You make me do it? Okayeh,

523
00:32:28.559 --> 00:32:30.720
all right, I will since I haven't had a chance

524
00:32:30.759 --> 00:32:33.000
to upload this to then do the share screen thing.

525
00:32:33.079 --> 00:32:35.759
Is going to do this on the fly, even though

526
00:32:35.759 --> 00:32:46.680
it's underwater. That uh, I know what this is? Okay,

527
00:32:46.920 --> 00:32:51.359
This is a BBM. This is a big beautiful mermaid.

528
00:32:54.880 --> 00:32:58.759
There is a lady who appears to be uh in

529
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a human size fish tank. I think she's doing a

530
00:33:03.119 --> 00:33:10.000
photo shoot. She's got a silver skinned mermaid suit on

531
00:33:10.359 --> 00:33:18.079
at the waist and a brown bra with gold seashells

532
00:33:18.640 --> 00:33:23.519
on the bosom, and she seems to be enjoying herself

533
00:33:25.440 --> 00:33:28.160
lightly drowning inside this human fish tank. And again I

534
00:33:28.160 --> 00:33:30.519
think she's doing this for a photo shoot. Maybe this

535
00:33:30.680 --> 00:33:35.880
is for like, I don't know, engagement photos. Or some

536
00:33:35.920 --> 00:33:39.240
type of weird roleplay I'm not aware of yet. I

537
00:33:39.240 --> 00:33:43.599
will say this, it doesn't seem to be something that

538
00:33:43.839 --> 00:33:46.880
someone does on a daily basis. I will say though,

539
00:33:46.960 --> 00:33:52.599
that this larger lady in the mermaid outfit looks very

540
00:33:52.599 --> 00:33:58.279
demure for a mermaid, for a mermaid. Okay, yeah, she

541
00:33:58.319 --> 00:34:01.359
makes the tank look small, does he does? But here's

542
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the other thing I just noticed. Also, the tank is

543
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is on a trailer. You see the wheels, Ah, there's

544
00:34:09.760 --> 00:34:15.400
wheels underneath. So this is a lovely lady dressed as

545
00:34:15.440 --> 00:34:18.119
a mermaid and a human sized water tank on a trailer.

546
00:34:18.960 --> 00:34:25.039
So she's going places. Maybe she's going to the park,

547
00:34:25.320 --> 00:34:31.760
maybe maybe get some time in with the kids. Friday, man,

548
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I tell you what, they got tickets for just about everything.

549
00:34:35.159 --> 00:34:37.559
I just hope that there's not a deep fried Mermaid

550
00:34:37.599 --> 00:34:44.760
on the menu somewhere, because I don't I don't think

551
00:34:44.760 --> 00:34:46.920
the judges of the Big Text Choice Awards would have

552
00:34:46.960 --> 00:34:50.199
been prepared for deep fried mermaid. You know this or

553
00:34:50.239 --> 00:34:52.199
in this case, I mean, it looks pretty fresh. It

554
00:34:52.199 --> 00:34:57.280
could have been you know, mermaid sushi sashimi. How'd you

555
00:34:57.320 --> 00:34:58.119
know her name.

556
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Was that? In the caption, did you read the Captionshimi Wabi.

557
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Well, I can easily say I feel like I've seen

558
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it all today. Thank you Trey for sending me that

559
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I appreciate. You're enjoy all things Treehouse at Treehouse on

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