Therapy Ferrets, Sad Nipple Syndrome & The Greatest 90s Movie Kiss | The Treehouse Show

0:00 Want more Treehouse, check out our YouTube exclusive shows at YouTube dot com slash at Treehouse on air. It is time leave your worries outside and laugh with us inside the Treehouse. I'm Daniel Malley along with Trey Trenholm. Coming up on today's show, The toilets of Tomorrow are here today. Cleaning without a permit is bad apparently, and sad nipple syndrome. All of that is coming up inside the Treehouse today. And if you like what you hear today, share the show with a friend. Hit that share button from your favorite listening platform and send the show to a friend or family member or post it on social media.

0:48 And together let's grow the Treehouse show. Before we get to a headline of the Year nominee, and I don't say that full of hyperbole. I mean this is a legitimate contender for headline of the year. Before we do that, Trey asked me to ask him what did you do this week? Well, Dan, thanks for asking. You're welcome. I clearly I decorated. Uh you did you look good? Your room looks good. You got you got moved into your new apartment. I see a couple of pieces of art hanging up framing either side of your head and then above your head some illustrious longhorns that are mounted above you.

1:33 Yep, something I've had older than I am. But so I decorated. Uh friend Newman, Amy Newman came over, helped me, and UH actually started, you know, have a place that looks like an adult lives. I'm very proud of that. Congratulations. Yep, it's a big moment in every man's life that. Uh, to be fair, some men never reached that stage. Well, you know, i've alcoholism, you know, kind of stick in maturing, and so now I'm kind of on a truncated timeline from seventeen to you know, I figure I'm somewhere in my mid thirties right now, and I learned what an avoidant was, and that's been very interesting as it has to do with my personal life. Fascinating a little personality quirk, I guess.

2:25 You'd call it, but avoidant personality Yep, I've heard of that most importantly. Dam Yes, I have a number in a letter that really sums up my weekend. Four K. I never had a TV that really you could get four k in. Holy shit? Do you remember when when HD came out and like Cuban had HD Net and you would watch it and it would just show some of the weirdest things, but it didn't matter because it was an HD. Yes. I think I remember all of us watching the Monk key in in a Hot Spring for hours. Yes. Yes, Uh. I watched a lot of soccer, a lot of golf because Direct TV has some channels that they dedicate to four K man that it.

3:14 Is just amazing golf, golf and four K any. Anything in four K is is just amazing. Oh. Yes, and I watched the U the Last Mission Impossible. Uh. That was at four K at uh. But it this TV. So I got a Sony Bravia at a it you get access to like I guess Sony has their own on demand movie things. But it shows you you can get Imax movies and it gives you a preview of what it's. It's unbelieved. I watched the preview like five times. It's that amazing. You watch your preview of a channel, Well.

3:56 It shows you like different clips and you know of some movies and other special effects. But yeah, you just watch it over and over. It's two and a half minutes. I watched it like five times. Just mesmerized. It's absolutely stunning. The only time I ever really saw four K. You know, like the NFL would do shots in four K and the guy would really look up close and then everything in the distance. But then when you have a TV that actually gets four K and you have the bandwidth to really get it, man, it's it's phenomenal. This sounds life changing, and I listen hearing you describe it makes me think maybe I have not seen really anything in true four K.

4:39 I I mean, I had my older TV said they did four K, but I knew they really didn't. But this one, it's just I think that's the problem I have had because I had the last few TVs I've bought, They've all been four K, you know. But that's fine and d but if you're not watching content that's also four K, then you might get it upscaled a little bit, but it's not going to be that true, eyeball peeling four K experience. So I'm I'm hearing you describe this, I'm now thinking maybe I've never really seen something true four K. I mean, I've seen some beautiful things on television. I know, like the last time I seriously researched. Buying a television was I think twenty fifteen.

5:32 When we bought our house in twenty fifteen, and I was like, all right, it's big boy time buying a house. I want a TV. I don't want anything extravagant, but I wanted a good, solid TV with a good picture. I didn't need it to be the entire side of the house size wise. I just wanted a good quality thing. So I went and researched it and did it. And then I look at all these TVs in the showroom and they all look fantastic, and you get at home and I feel like it made a solid purchase, But nothing ever quite looks the same at home as it does on the showroom floor. I'm kind of in the same boat you were. I was not going to spend an armaal like, I know there are TVs you could spend two three five thousand dollars on. I wish I had the money. I didn't, so like, I found this one and it was basically thirty percent off on Amazon, and also they delivered, which was something because seventy five inches. I don't have a vehicle that you could even you know, put it in.

6:37 But it was a really good deal and had good ratings and everything else. I think it's a many led something like that. I don't know, but it is. Whatever it is, it's phenomenal. I'm happy for you, Jeny, Thank you, congratulations. There are there are benchmark times in a man's life that he needs to surround his fellow men and be congratulated. Sure. One of them is if you have a kid. The other is when you get yourself a kick ass TV. I just I watched I watched a lot of soccer this weekend, and I'm not that I'm that big of a fan. It's just if it's in four K, it's mesmerizing and the Mission Impossible last one solid movie.

7:30 I still need to see that. I saw the first part, so like what Dead Reckoning part one? I need to see the part two. And it's interesting. They said it's the last one, but man, it sure does leave it open for another one. The way they ended, like is. It no, no, no, no, it's basically going to be. Here's what it's going to be over the next thirty years. Okay, over the next thirty years, we're going to get more tom Cruise Mission Impossible move and we're getting Hugh jackmanis Wolverine until he's ninety, just like Deadpool said it would be. I have no doubt in my mind both of those guys are still gonna be lifting weights and jumping motorcycles into parachutes and things well into their eighties, probably up into their nineties.

8:18 The fact that Tom Cruise does his own stunts, I I it is. Mind blowing. Uh. I mean, yeah, he's weird. The whole scientology think's weird. But he is by far and away the He has to be the greatest action movie star of our at least of our generation, and maybe of all time. He is. Tom Cruise is the epitome of Hollywood magic, because we're talking about a guy that's five seven, probably one hundred and fifty five hundred and sixty pounds, and Hollywood makes him seem larger than life as an action hero and and it's and it's believable. The only role, the only role that he was not as convincing to me as others have been is the Reacher role. That's it.

9:15 And that's only because the books had that guy described so vividly that when it was announced that Tom Cruise was producing and he was going to do the role. Everyone's like, nah, man. Well, now let me ask you this question because I I I agree with you, but I also know that I have a I had a bias because I knew the Reacher character was more supposed to be like Alan Rickman and like you know, six' three and muscular and, hulking not the normal Looking Tom. Cruise BUT i still thought the movies were. GOOD i agree with you that that First reacher movie was. Solid it's got a great. Ending it's, uh you know where it's the where it's the kidnapped woman and It's Robert duvall as the snow doing his eyeball. THING i agree the movie was really. Good but, anyway, yeah congratulations on your new amazing FOUR k televisiank you a true testament to your life's achievements to this.

10:13 Point, yeah that's sadly you're a. One, Correct it's okay alone in my. Recliner it actually it was. NOT i have so much more space now BECAUSE i have a two bedroom AND i have a room for the podcast, equipment and so my living room now is spaced, out AND i was able to actually just recline in my recliner and WATCH tv and movies and it was damn. Enjoyable that sounds really. Nice i'm happy for. You, hey you also a little. Jealous last NIGHT i Watched Pretty. Woman you know, what always a solid. Movie it holds Up, yep is LOVE i love you? Know that is The Julia roberts THAT i absolutely lust. Over that ERA.

11:07 I concur mm hmm. Yep, yeah that's. All that's all you can say is your wife's? Nearby how'd you? KNOW i need a change OF i need some sort of a? Segue sound. All? Right on the real stuff inside the. TREEHOUSE a headline of the year. Nominee, again this is not. HYPERBOLE i mean. This every word of this headline is. Unexpected are you? Ready concerns over therapy ferrets used to kill rats at UK's children's. Prison see WHAT i? Mean every word of that headline was. Unexpected oh it.

12:05 Was it was a Magical oh it. Was it. Was it was like it was like playing mad libs on. Shrooms concerns over therapy ferrets used to kill rats at the at UK's largest children's. Prison. Wow pet ferrets kept as therapy animals at the UK's largest children's prison have been co opted by managers to kill, rats resulting in a bloody incident and concerns over child and animal. Welfare. Wow the unorthodox method of vermin control was waved through last month following a surge in rat numbers in prison offices and. Grounds this was at the H m YO i weather be In West. Yorkshire according to a union complaint seen by The, guardian the decision resulted in a boy who looks after ferrets witnessing an inappropriate and potentially distressing savaging of a screaming. Rat another complaint suggests The gordon rodent was then stomped to death by a senior staff member in front of prison. Officers the incident once again highlights the vermin ridden conditions in which children and adults are detained within the prison estate Across england And. Wales Mark, fairhurst A national chair of The Prison Officers, association called for a reverse, policy claiming

13:36 that the incident happened because private contractors are failing to keep prisons vermin. Free. Wow this is a lot in one. Story the first thing my first question is and if they don't we can help them with, This but does THE uk not have it a abundance of? Cats because they could be therapy animals and really good at dead catching rats and maintaining a decreasing a rat and mouse. POPULATION i think that's the. PROBLEM i, MEAN i don't know if it's necessarily the therapy animal. CHOICE i think it's what they had the therapy animals do outside of the. Therapy so you're suggesting therapy cat to do the same, stuff whereas therapy ferrets were doing what you just. Suggested, well.

14:27 Ferrets are going to be a lot more violent and, uh you, know a lot of times cats will just kill mice and then just play with, them but they. Won't ferrets, are from WHAT i, understand a little more. Savage i'd agree with that ferrets are kept as part of a therapeutic program for traumatized. Children which. Have you ever been around a? Ferret? Yeah my college roommate had a pair of. Them, okay SO i had a college friend that had a pet. Ferret hey they, stink uh, huh very. Musky, yeah and all these. And not in a Good jovanne. Way, no in a wildlife scent.

15:10 Way, yeah in your anal glands have never been, expressed have? They kind? Of, Yeah i've never in my wildest dreams DID i think someone you know would be using ferrets for therapy? Animals, hello kindergarten. Cop the class mascot was was a FAIR. A mascot is one, thing but a therapy animal is. Another, well it. Was Still Arnold swartz's nagger handing a ferret off to five year. Olds but this this isn't a petting. Zoo this is something that the kids can just. Enjoy obviously they're using the ferret to help heal these.

15:54 Children and obviously kindergarten cop was like nineteen. Ninety it was a different era that where you could hand a ferret to a five year old and it was seen as no big deal by today's. Standards you gotta be, careful Oh. Man in Mid, may staff and children complained about dozens of rats running around the grounds and inside prison. BUILDINGS a team of officers and children who are allowed to take on maintenance duties CALLED Q, branch were given permission to use ferrets to kill the. Rats according to the complaints sent to the institute's, governor a rat was a rat was cornered and killed within a staff office using domesticated. Ferrets this reads significant concerns in relation to animal, welfare health and, safety infection, control and professional. Conduct just you, know problems across the board.

16:43 There THE uk has been taking a lot of ls. Lately this is another. One, yeah well they said it is particularly concerning that a young individual responsible for the ferrets was present and witnessed the. Incident exposure to such an incident is inappropriate and potentially distressing in warrants. Review, now based in Everything i've, said it's, Like, okay it sounds kind of bad because this kid had to see a ferret or a few ferrets get after a rat in a very savage, fashion and then supposedly another prison official came in and stomped on a. Rat that all sounds kind of, bad kind of traumatizing to a small, child but it gets. Worse rather than destroy rats caught by approved pest control, methods a manager advised stomping on them and throwing them against the. Wall, yeah that's just that's a tad. Lunch, yeah it's a little.

17:34 SADISTIC i, MEAN i hate rats as much as the next, person but, yeah that's. Excessive as kids have been through. Enough well that's you, know you're you're dealing you're dealing with kids that have somehow ended up in. Prison so they might be a tad sensitive to violent acts that so having a ferret mal a rat in front of them maybe not such a good. Idea let's not give them. Ideas yeah, yeah let's. Not let's not feed violent. Tendencies let's try to calm. Them this is supposed to be a soothing, place not a throw it against the wall and. Stomping didn't THE uk Invent? Barney did? THEY i think they?

18:20 Did or they have teletubbies They, seriously there's a lot of things you can. DO i, mean you, know faret killer really shouldn't be should be one of. Them concerns over therapy farres used to kill rats at UK's children's prison probably not the way to. Go you're listening to The treehouse visitors online That treehouse on air dot. Com let's Get Daniel cook From COOK Dfw roofing And restoration into the Tree house eight three Three COOK dfw is the phone number to get your free roof inspection and property review scheduled the website cookdfw dot. Com i'm going to say some scary Words daniel super L nino and the effect that is going to have on weather especially in The North texas.

19:23 Area you know you're. RIGHT i, mean just are officially in going into the super Al. Nino the reason why is because it's warmer than a regular Al, nino and it does prelude that we will have a, wetter higher rain percentage than a normal year or shall we, say on Al. Nina so there are some, differences. Speculations nothing is set in. Stone this is not a guarantee that we're going to have a deluge of water for the next. YEAR i, mean that's just not what it. Means scientific data, says, hey we might have a weather. Normal we could have more. Storms it could be just a lot of. Rain we all need to go out and build.

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21:42 Them they're honest with. You eight three three COOK dfw or that website cookdfw dot. Com today Is, Tuesday june twenty, third twenty twenty. Six let's celebrate today with some. Birthdays turning fifty four Today Selma. Blair Selma blair turns fifty four. Today doesn't she has LIKE ms or? Something? YEAH i believe it's, YEAH i believe she HAS. Ms she's an actress best known for Hell, Boy Legally, blonde and she was the naive teenager In Cruel. Intentions one of the Reasons Cruel intentions was so popular back in the nineties was because of its very sensual female kiss Between Selma blair And Sarah Michelle, geller which we deserved in the nineties because a lot of the girl on girl lesbian kisses that happened in the nineties before this one were of a shocking, nature not of a sensual.

22:51 Nature before we could See Sarah Michelle geller Teach Selma blair how to kiss In Cruel, intentions we first had to Witness Roseanne barr being kissed on her television. Show that was not, Sensual that was. SHOCKING i was, just, yeah we didn't have to see. That it's, like we didn't have to See Dennis franz ass, right but see that that is second in the girl and girl kissing of nineties. Movies before you tell me what it, Is i'm going to write down my guess as to WHAT i think you're going to.

23:31 Say, oh you, KNOW i PROMISE i can't even think of the name of the, movie but you know exactly What i'm talking, about AND i promise you it'll be number one on your list. Too let's find Out. Nev, Campbell Denise. Richards, Yeah Wild, Things, yeah, yeah. That was the good. One that's not fair to the others because they didn't just. KIS i mean they were in a pool and it wasn't just like out of you, know shock or. Sensuality it, was, oh we don't get it, on, like oh, Okay Wild things kicked it up a. NOTCH i mean the name of the movie, said, okay we had some expectations, Here so a little smoochy smooch Between Sarah Michelle geller And Selma blair In Cruel intentions wild nice and definitely better than Rose ane bar kissing, anything Including Tom. Arnold When Wild things, hit we, knew like there was rumor and this is before the internet this is before social media and then before The internet was really really. Popular we Knew Wild things was wild before it even hit. Theaters just.

24:48 BUZZ i don't even remember what that movie was. ABOUT i actually kind of. DO i. DON'T i don't have a. CLUE i just remember THAT. I think it was a, heist AND i know that there was some sort of. Betrayal, right you say, so And Kevin Bacon's, wiener. Don't don't remember. That THAT'S i remember one thing about that, movie and it's really probably the only important thing about. It you you got the gist of the. Field, YEAH i, Mean i'm sure the pitch in a studio In hollywood was real, simple he. Said, Okay DENISE Richardsv campbell making out in the, pool here's your. Money, WELL i haven't told you the plot. Yet don't, care don't we don't care about the. Plot just make that scene. Happen whatever you do around it doesn't. Matter i'm gonna show. It Kevin Bacon's wiener two. Whatever. Cool let's just.

25:54 Now we, have you, know six degrees of separation With Kevin Bacon's. Wiener just give me the, Kissing just give Me Nev campbell And Denise richard's there you. Go that's. Other birthdays. Today frantis McDorman a phenomenal. Actress she is sixty. Nine as far AS i, know she does not have A Wild things type film in her. Career she is a four Time Academy award, winner star Of, Fargo Three, Billboards Outside, Edbing, Missouri no Mad, land so many, movies so. Talented she's narrating a show That i'm currently watching Called Good, omens and she even does a phenomenal job at that doesn't surprise.

26:40 Me she is one of those. Actors And i'm saying actor on. PURPOSE i want to make sure That i'm including male, actors female act all of it in. Here she, is she is, Special she's she to, me is one of those that there's a number of. Them there aren't Many hollywood that if this person is in a movie or a, Show i'm immediately. Interested she's one of. THEM i can't. REMEMBER i think she's married to one of The cohen, brothers and so She's she's also been in a number of The Coen brothers. MOVIES i thought she, no AM i? WRONG i hang, On, okay while you look that. Up i'll also throw in a couple other.

27:27 Birthdays Joel edgerton turned fifty two. Today he is star Of. You're Right Joel Cohen Got. It Joel edgerton is fifty two From, Warrior The Underground, Railroad The Great. Gatsby UH i Remember Joel. EDGERTON i think he's also. Opposite Timothy schala made a movie Called The. King that was a movie that was recommended to me by my Buddy. Asher that was really really. Good, Also The king really. Interesting duffy is for The welsh singer who exploded onto the scene With. Mercy another singer And grammy Winner jason moraz is forty nine And Trey you'll know this birthday for, sure turning forty six. Today Melissa, rouch best known As bernadette On The Big Bang, theory and then a couple other notable. BIRTHDAYS i don't know how this one got thrown into. Sports Joss, WHEDON i think today is his. Birthday he's a director that since kind of been. Canceled he was the creator Of, firefly he was the director Of, Avengers age Of, ultron but apparently he had some questionable behavior on sets and, things and SO i guess he's been semi. CANCELED i think he's on his way, back.

28:43 Though what are your thoughts Of age Of? Ultron having just rewatched, It it's really good and it plays a massive role into the overall story of. THINGS i saw one, guy his Name's rob something and he was the creator Of deadpool follow up On instagram And Rob, yeah Comic, bird comic book. Nerd but he's a fascinating. Watch but he makes up the point he. Goes you, know They ultron was such a bigger character in the comic, books then they gave. Him you, know he was so subdued in the movie compared to really what his comic book character.

29:24 Was, okay, ah. And you can see it where he's far more powerful than what you would, think uh what you could limit to a couple. Hours, yeah in that, REGARD i had heard that complaint About ultron and that he was a bit nerfed as the as the people, say uh in THE. Mcu but that is part of the challenge of taking thousands upon thousands of comic books and trying, to you, know concentrate them into, films is you're going to leave a lot. Out there's lots of meat on these, bones and having one movie dedicated To. Oltron watching, it does it seem like he could have had so much. More, Absolutely and that's coming from someone who never really even read any of the comic. Books i'm purely the movie, guy SO i get that. Complaint, luckily SINCE i didn't read a bunch of comics that Had oltron and how nuts he, WAS i didn't have that to compare it. To so just on the face of the, FILM i enjoyed. It and it's, Again i'm REWATCHING mcu, stuff SO i can See endgame the theater again and that streak of films in there where it's you, Know It's Captain, America Winter Soldier, fault you, Know age Of Old tron and Then Civil.

30:44 War all those are really really. Solid speaking of, sports, Birthdays Ladanian TOMLINSON nfl SLASH Tcu great turns forty seven today right in my. Wheelhouse so a bunch of my friends went TO tcu from high, school right AND i went to a few games AT, tcu and our tailback that was a year ahead of me in high school Was Ladanian tomlinson's backup AT, Tcu SO i Saw Ladanian tomlinson a handful of times AT, tcu which is impressive because most defenses that played against him never saw. Him AND i saw one game in, PARTICULAR i don't even remember who was. Against he had somewhere close to three hundred yards, rushing like four. TOUCHDOWNS i, mean it was just.

31:32 Insane the day he had every time he touched the, ball purple streak across the field going to the zion an absolutely nutty football. PLAYER i was GLAD i got to see him that was looking, back like in the, Moment i'm, like, oh this guy's liter like. Wow and then seeing their career he had in THE, nfl after seeing WHAT i saw a couple of times in. College, yeah that dude was. Amazing had A waco IF i remember. Correct, UH. I thought he was out Of San. Diego, No i'm about ninety nine percent sure he was out OF wayo it. Was it was A Garrison hurst that Was San, Diego San Diego state.

32:18 Anyway, yeah you're, Right university Of High. School. Uh the longest serving current member of The Supreme, Court Clarence, thomas is seventy eight. Today so. There oh and one last, One Glenn danzig is seventy. ONE i always laugh WHEN i think of him because WHENEVER i hear his, NAME i just think murther and apparently he. Doesn't he used to really hate it when you brought up The misfits for some. REASON i guess that's the burden he has to bear Being Glen. Dade embrace. IT i think at a certain point he just. Did he's, like, fine it's, Fine i'm the murder, guy and that was the end of. It. Okay do you feel a sense of impending doom when your nipple is? Touched you're not. Alone the phenomenon is called sad nipple. Syndrome it happens when the nipple is, brushed triggering intense negative emotions such as, sadness, guilt or, homesickness and a few doctors spoke To The New York post about the brain and body mechanisms that might explain this.

33:23 Reaction part of what's interesting about this is that a number of women took to the comments to say this is not called sad nipple. Syndrome one of the top comments from a verified account named the Breast Milk queen states it's not called sad nipple. Syndrome it's called dysphoric milk ejection. Reflex while she might be technically. Correct i'm going to go with my preferred sad nipple. Syndrome, yeah sad nipple syndromes much. Catchier it's way. Catchier catch. Here if you want, to you, know bring attention to a, problem you got to give it a catchy. Name and sad nipple syndrome is far better than whatever that other, one he. Said other one sounds just.

34:14 Gross, Right and it makes me glad THAT i have happy wiener. Stasis for those that don't know what that, is that's me just being GLAD i have a penis and don't have these female. Problems but if you would like a little more info on the sad nipple, syndrome descriptions range from the deepest pit in my stomach to deep and unexplainable overwhelming sadness and, guilt even. Homesickness so why these? Issues some of the doctors say that some breastfeeding patients experience a sudden wave of sadness or despair right before their uh. Doctor that's according to Doctor Melissa.

34:54 Walsh she says there's a condition called dysphoric milk ejection reflex or dem or when milk releases the brain triggers the surge of, oxytocin the hormone responsible for moving milk out of The this is just getting weird. Now, dopamine known as the bodies feel good, molecule can drop sharply at the same time that dip in dopamine helps, prolactin the hormone that drives milk production. Increase the nipple aeriola complex is one of the most neurologically dense structures on a woman's. Body that's according to Doctor Ari, hoschender head plastic surgeon and breast reduction surgeon Of Long. Island if you happen to be in The Long island area and you're in the need of a, reduction Doctor ari there seems to be your go. To he goes on to say what they're describing sounds like that dopamine drop hitting particularly.

35:44 Hard sudden wave of, grief, guilt or even dread will come on quickly and sometimes resolve just as fast as neurotransmitter levels. Restabilize just shining a light again on how difficult it can be to be. Able, yeah you've lost me after sad nipple. Syndrome just gobblygook it after. That that's that's. Funny you mentioned, that because that's what's that's what the ejective material is technically referred. To as. You're listening to The, treehouse visit us online At treehouse On air dot.

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37:17 Today three subscription levels to choose From patreon dot com Slash treehouse On, air subscriber only, content, video and. More all right, There Treehouse Plus Super plus An Ultimate Treehouse patreon dot com slash Tree house On. Air back inside The, Treehouse I'm dan along With trey M let's get. Clean the toilets of tomorrow are here, today and they're coming To New York. City First Mayor Zooran mamdani's office ink to four million dollar contract with The, WASHINGTON dc based Company Throne labs to install high, tech solar powered portapot in seventeen busy areas across the five. Burroughs the initiative aims to address the city's long running shortage of public.

38:07 Restrooms the bathrooms have changing tables and sinks and are similar in size to conventional, bathrooms but officials say they're far cheaper and faster to install because they don't need to be hooked up to sewers or other. Utilities they'll be remotely monitored by sensors that can dispatch crews to replenish water, tanks empty, sewage and prevent people from camping inside for too. Long the city plans to distribute physical cards through outreach teams to provide access for homeless people who don't have cell. Phones official Said the toilets require a manual cleaning every eleven to fifteen, uses and the contract requires the company to respond to emergencies like people trapped inside within two. Hours they'll be able to be opened with A qr, code text message or mobile, app and equipped with free minstrel. Products so Solving New York city's public restroom shortage by bringing new public bathrooms to the Five burroughs solar powered.

39:15 Socialism but, uh did You you didn't Watch The Righteous, jimpstones did? You i've only seen a little bit of the first season that's still on my list to. Finish in the last, season there's an ideal where deal call prayer pods and oh, yeah they end up calling jerk off. Pods AND i think that's exactly what you're gonna find with. This you know, what better in the pod than outside of? It? UH i, yeah what what could go wrong with this? Plan why are you so skeptical on them trying to solve a public bathroom? Shortage they're they're trying to do something here, to you, know to to solve a, problem and you and you don't think you don't think it's kind of.

40:04 Chance have you seen the Problems New york is? HAVING i, mean if they one of the biggest problems is they can't there's nothing gets taken care, of and so you think people are gonna take care of, these or that you're gonna have long term funding to do. This BUT i mean they're, gonna you, know they're gonna end up just being absolutely nasty within a. Week that's how All porta potties. ARE i have no doubt about. That BUT i think this, company if this company holds up to it's into the, deal which is it's supposed to be cleaned every eleven to fifteen. Uses it's a private company that's doing, this, uh and so it'll be you, know somewhat held to account on whether or not it's following through on its you, know side of the. Deal. Mhm and if a homeless person decides to move, in then they can deal with that on an asni. Basis BUT i guess it's better than them crapping on businesses. DOORSTEPS i, mean.

41:05 You, know in, theory, sure great, idea but, UH i mean eleven you, know every eleven to fifteen, uses so there's gonna be someone there on site every. Hour, MAYBE i, mean there's only seventeen of. THESE i, mean this is basically a it's a it's a testing. Phase this is the, beta you, know testing to see if this is even going to be a long term. Solution what could go? WRONG i mean a number of things could go. WRONG i, mean that's the human. Experience what's the alternative, THOUGH i, mean if you have if you have a shortage of public, restrooms then what do you. Do do you really think in a city of eighteen million people that seventeen bathrooms are going to make a really a big?

41:50 Difference Oh, god, NO i, mean but they're just. Trying they're trying it in a small testing phase to see if it can affect the limited area that they would, serve and then if it seems like it's, working then they can expand. It AND i am sure at the end of this stage the company that's doing it is going to realize that four million dollars is not. Enough and you, know this is a far more expensive venture because they're going to get used and used hard and destroyed on a daily. Basis SO i have no, doubt no doubts about. THAT i, mean that's that's kind of the problem with public use, anything is we have a tendency to use things hard that are not. Ours, yeah we don't take care of.

42:41 ANYTHING i, mean it's Why japan is such a standout at The World cup because they actually take care of. Stuff at rest of the world goes, HUH i didn't know you could do. That you, Can it's very. Possible you just have to have as a society a commitment to not be decrepit ale holes. Well and then you have people that try to take care of things and read the next story. And that is what we call the segue, kids and read the next. Story he's not. Wrong, meanwhile you have people that try to clean things up and get threatened with, prison like in this, case a volunteer who's under investigation for cleaning up polluted river in THE uk without a license is now facing two years in. Prison so. Jacked sometimes it feels like no good deed goes. Unpunished and you can't hand out food to the homeless without getting, arrested nor can you leave water for people in the desert without facing. Prison and don't even think about volunteering your time to pick trash out of the river a.

43:54 Lesson environmental Lawyer Paul powsland is learning the hard. Way according to The, Guardian housland is now in deep water with the UK's environmental agency after organizing a group of volunteers to dredge garbage out of a small tributary in the northeast exurbs Of. London the outlet reports that he and his team pulled two hundred bags of garbage and organic debris out of a creek over a ten day. Period for that, transgression the environmental regulator sent him a notice informing him he's been placed under investigation for permitting and waste. Offenses we consider that unpermitted works have taken place in contravention of The Environmental Permitting regulations twenty. Sixteen that's according to a letter that was obtained By The.

44:42 Guardian the EA's main complaint seems to be that the dredging was significant enough that it constitutes a flood. Risk if authorities decide to prosecute, him he faces a maximum of two years in, prison an absurd, penalty some would say for a Good. Samaritan, indeed no good deed goes unpunished on this. Case there's a difference between a good deed and an environmental cleanup that may have actually harmed the environment according to the, agency. Which, yeah it's. Not and, also if you read on in the, story it turns out he had been trying to obtain a license from them for like the last five years.

45:23 And kept getting, ignored and eventually he's, like, Enough i'm taking matters into my own. Hands he cleaned the area up and it's looking, good wildlife looks, good the property around that area of the river looks. Good and instead he's being threatened with. Prisons THE uk is so. SCREWED i, mean they have dug themselves into a quasi socialist hole that is there now about on the brink of a civil war and just all out of vault against the government for crap like. This look for all political transgressions that that we, have not just in our country but in other. COUNTRIES i still believe in my heart of hearts that there's room for common sense and it's needed now more than. Ever if you're not going to permit somebody to clean up there their trash in their, neighborhood then prosecuting them for cleaning up the trash in the neighborhood is. Asinine. Yeah and if you're not doing your job and then someone does it for, you that's.

46:45 Bad and when you have a country that has all sorts of bizarre environmental regulations and someone who's just trying to basically pick up, trash and if by picking up there's so much transferred by picking it up that he is truly altering the waterway and creating a flood, risk, well then you've let it go for too. Long and especially when you find out the, Guy, hey he's an environmental, lawyer so he knows the, system and he's been trying to get you to allow him to do this for, years and you ignored. Him if it was just him with a poking stick picking up some trash on the side of the, road, Fine but once he gathered two hundred volunteers and had a concerted, effort wasn't.

47:37 Two hundred, volunteers it was two hundred bags of. Trash you're, Right, yeah it was like it was two hundred bags of, trash and the number of volunteers is way. Less it was like ten. Volunteers, yeah my. Bad thank you for correcting me on. That if you pick up two hundred bags of trash with a handful of, volunteers now you're an illegal. Operation we want to save the, environment but you're doing it too. Quickly you took way too much. Initiative now we need to understand the effects you've. Had you understand such a good. Job we have a whole department for this that you, know you're putting their jobs at risk by actually doing your.

48:21 Job you're gonna. Make these guys go, outside and we don't like. That they're gonna have to. Work it's not that. They have air conditioning in. There you're making them go outside and look at. Garbage how dare? YOU i have to study these things. First for all Things, treehouse go to treehouseonair dot com and be sure to find and follow us on social media and YouTube to handle At treehouse on air At treehouse On air for social media and on. YouTube check us out. There we will see you next time right here inside The. Treehouse mh