May 22, 2026
The Terribly Terrifying Truth About What Powers Your AI Chatbots
Grab your cowboy hat and pull up a chair inside the trailer park. This week on Parallel Frequencies, Just Blane and Coco are turning over the hidden rocks of pop culture, true crime, and existential tech. We kick things off with Courtney’s wild "Ferris Bueller style" mom’s day off in Salt Lake City, which quickly transformed from drinking rose-infused Turkish Moon Milk in a haunted Victorian attic to hunting down the actual apartment building once occupied by Ted Bundy.
From there, the mood shifts to digital mourning as Blane reacts to Bungie's massive announcement regarding Destiny 2. After 12 years of live service, a legendary virtual ecosystem is changing forever—leaving a generation of gamers who built real-world families, marriages, and lifelong connections inside the server channels feeling completely left in the dark.
Finally, it’s a packed Trailer Park Thursday trailer reaction block! We analyze the dark, anti-sitcom brilliance of Everybody Knows But Me, the aggressive, hilariously hostile marketing tactics of indie podcast Bad Chat, and the massive existential realities brought to light by NPR’s Are We Doomed? This opens up a deep, unfiltered discussion on the brand-new Peacock documentary, The AI Doc, tracking how the rapid build-out of global machine learning data centers is putting unprecedented strain on our climate systems. Are we smart enough to save ourselves, or is this the tip of an irreversible iceberg?
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You see the cowboy hat on, you know what time
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it is. It is Just Plane's Trailer Park. Stick
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around and you will hear some trailers for your
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new favorite podcast. Your new favorite. Listen,
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this is Parallel Frequencies and this is the
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Just Plane Takeover version. You know, Trailer
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Park. We do this on Thursdays. I'm Just Plane.
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Coco is still with us on Trailer Park Thursdays.
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And the freaks are too. Now, I know this is...
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one of them things is like way out of the ballpark
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compared to what we normally talk about but this
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is my baby okay it may spin off into its own
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show one day coco who knows yeah it could coco
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very good you had mom's day yesterday tell me
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tell us what happened yeah mom's day off uh it
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has become my new yearly tradition i actually
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up until The night before, I was just going to
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go by myself, which I've done in years past.
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There's been years where I'm just like, nobody
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else can make it. It is what it is. But I take
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myself out for the day. It's kind of like Ferris
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Bueller's day off. So I hope to look for a parade
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downtown Salt Lake. Maybe I can just hop on a
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float and do a little dance. Gets a little wild
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and crazy. But I had some moms just message me
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right night before was like, are you still going?
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I think I have the day off. Nothing planned tomorrow.
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I can come. So we ended up with a couple of us
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and we went and found Ted Bundy's house. Whoa.
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Tell us about that. What happened there? Apparently.
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So this is one of the moms that had come with
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me last year. And she was like, do you know,
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last year we walked right past Ted Bundy's apartment
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in a house that's on the street of the cafe that
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we like to go to. And I was like, really? We
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got to find it again. Well, it turns out we didn't
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walk past it last year. We had to go further.
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So this year we stopped at the cafe, had our
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little baklava and moon milk and all that. And
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then we were like, let's go find his house. So
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we had to hike up the hill by the governor's
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mansion up there and then take a picture. That's
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wild. I know. What is moon milk? What the hell
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is that? Yeah, well, it's a little Turkish coffee
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house. I don't know if moon milk is a Turkish
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thing. It's not coffee, but you can add coffee
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to it. Some of the flavors have... I got the
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chocolate rose with a shot of coffee. So it's
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like cocoa and rose and coffee and it's all frothy.
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It's really good. I would have thought moon milk
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would have been something else. Maybe like an
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alcoholic beverage or something. Because, you
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know, it sounds... I don't know. It sounds witchy,
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though. It's very witchy. But this place is very
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witchy. I mean, that's maybe why I like going
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there every year. I like going there. They have
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tarot readers that, you know, rent out space
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in the upstairs bedrooms. It's an old Victorian.
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You know, one of those, like, old mini mansions
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from the 1800s up there in Salt Lake. And it's
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just, like, four level. that's turned into a
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coffee shop. So we love to hike up all the floors
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and go to the attic and there's chairs and tables
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up there. We can eat our treat, drink our moon
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milk. It's a great time. While you're out there,
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you know, having a good time and still floating,
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I gotta say, I'm a little bit sad. I'm a little
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bit sad. My favorite video game, Destiny, Destiny
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2, from Bungie, They put out a thing today that
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said, that's it, 12 years. We're cutting it.
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Live services will still be up, but we're going
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to move on to other stuff. And I knew it was
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going to come one day, but it hit kind of hard
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because that's 12 years. I haven't played in
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the last year, but still, I met. There are so
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many people like me who met real people that
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they still connect with now. And we built. families
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out of these people. You know, we had babies.
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I remember playing with people and their baby
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would be crying in the background. The babies
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were 10, 11 now, literally. Like, that's crazy
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to me. Yeah, but that hit me kind of hard. Nobody
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wanted to take on the mantle and be like, oh,
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you guys want to move on to other projects, but
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here's a group of people that want to take this
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over. You know, it surprises me these days that
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there is just, like, stuff that ends. Same here.
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Yeah. Same here. Trailer part Thursday will never
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end. It'll never die. So let's go ahead and get
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to our first trailer of the day. Cause I'm excited
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about this. Okay. Next chapter podcasts. Oh boy.
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What a day. Let's see what's on. And by nature,
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it's just a naked ape chain -smoking salmon.
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Coming this spring, there's a new kind of show
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hitting the air that's going to change the shape
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of TGIF as you know it. Bye -bye, Boy Meets World.
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See you later, Step by Step. It's time you meet
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a family that's unlike any you've ever met before.
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Dad, Carson sprayed Febreze up his butthole again.
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Whoa! Holly Brown might seem like your average
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17 -year -old, but growing up in the San Fernando
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Valley with a mom, dad, and siblings like hers
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means things don't always go as planned. Hey,
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Mom, I hope you don't mind, but I traded my BMX
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bike for a bunch of baby alligators. Alligators
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need an aquatic environment person. Try the bathtub.
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And just when things feel like they can't get
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any crazier... Life always finds a way. Okay,
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so bad news is my cancer is not responding to
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the treatment. Good news, I can fit into my old
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pants again. All right. Your show seems really
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good. On Everybody Knows But Me, the Brown family
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doesn't just deal with pimples on prom night
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and pranks gone wrong. Hiding behind that white
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picket fence is a whole lot more than home improvement.
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ever had the guts to handle in a half hour of
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primetime TV. The level of truth and sadness
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in our lives, I think sometimes makes people
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really uncomfortable. What happens when family
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secrets get uncovered? How much do we really
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know about the people we love? When dad was really
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bad, we did have mom. Yeah. But like the worst
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periods that we don't want to remember, we had
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no one. Everybody Knows But Me is a darkly funny,
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true story that explores life -changing secrets.
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mental illness, death, grief, and the stories
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we tell ourselves to survive. Coming this spring
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from Companion Arts and Next Chapter Podcasts.
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Right after the sugar -free surge energy drink
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JNCO Jeans AOL Free Trial Comedy Hour. Coco?
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That one's talking to me right there. I bet.
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We've been covering a lot of sitcoms, especially
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old, you know, the TJF 90s sitcoms this year.
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So I imagine that really perked some ears up.
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Yeah. I bet the freaks out there are like, wait
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a minute. Yeah, because I was. That. I mean,
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they said it at the end. They said JNCO. Can
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you picture me rocking JNCOs? Because I sure
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as hell did. I'm sure. Yeah. Yeah. Yeah. They're
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back anyway. They should be. They should have
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never went away. They should have never went
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away. But that podcast right there, everybody
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knows but me. That's a hit. That's a bona fide
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hit right there. I'm going to save that one.
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I want to hear that one. Yeah. We've had such
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good ones here on Trailer Park Thursday. There's
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been several that have become my favorite shows.
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We've covered a lot of... sitcoms where we've
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talked about how relatable some of the topics
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were or how they weren't afraid to touch on subjects
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that were, you know, kind of controversial, but
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they always did it in such a sitcom safe way.
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This feels like a different vibe. It feels like
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it pulled from that and then said, no, but what
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if it actually was real? What if it really is?
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Yeah. I mean, they got out of the sitcom real
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quick there when they said something about spraying
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some. Something up somebody's butthole. I was
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like, well, Corey and Topanga never did anything
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like that. No. Yeah, that's pretty wild. I like
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that one, though. Once again, everybody knows
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but me. Check the links in the comments here
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or the show notes. We'll put it in there. Let's
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get to this next one. Okay, we on? Level? Hello.
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It's not a sex line. Then I don't think I know
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what the show is. It's a podcast called Bad Chat
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with you and me. And look, I'm not going to sit
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here and beg people to like and subscribe so
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that they get the new episode when it drops.
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I hate saying drops on a Thursday. My feeling
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is we shouldn't tell them. We should show them.
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I don't really know what I mean by that. But
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then I hope they would cut and then it would
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go into us. It's a club. It's a hub. It's a space
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for the dreamers. Oh, no, don't do that. The
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schemers. The Believers. This is not a bank advert
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10 years ago. This one goes out to the walkers
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and the talkers in the late night. Stalkers.
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Maybe not that one. You come to me asking me
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to listen to your podcast. Godfather. I can't
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do any specific impressions of Amos Field, but
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I can do a good impression of a cross -form tutor.
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Year 9. That's not how we behave, is it? Year
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11s are in there. And they've got their exams
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next week. Now, I love that. I guess I'm just
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thinking, how does it make people listen to this?
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If you don't listen, I will kill your family.
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Do you think? Yes, softer. Try again. Okay. Softer.
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If you don't listen, I'll kill your family. Bad
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chat, bad chat, bad chat, bad chat, bad chat,
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bad chat, bad chat, bad chat, bad chat. It just
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sounds like badger. It doesn't matter. Okay.
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Because actually... When people say, oh my God,
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what's the new podcast all about? Just go, it's
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none of your f***ing business. Come back if you
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want to. And if you don't, see if we care. I
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care. It's on Thursdays. Thanks. Subscribe now.
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What? I love that we just listened to this. And
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I don't have any idea what this podcast is about.
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No, but it doesn't automatically want you to
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listen because you're like, I would hang out
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with these people. Yeah, and even in the notes
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for it, it says, what's it all about? None of
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your business. Rude to ask. I love that. Coco,
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should we take from Alice here, from Alice and
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Greg on Bad Chat, should we take her philosophy
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there? of I'll kill your family if you don't
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listen. You know what I'm getting? I'm getting
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the opposite of desperation, whatever that is,
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because I relate to Alice saying we don't want
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to ask people to like and subscribe and follow.
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I'm one of those who's like, shouldn't they already
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know if they want to? I don't want to beg people
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to follow us. Just do it. Just do it because
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you want to. Just follow. Let's go ahead and
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get to the last trailer for the day. And the
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title alone has got me intrigued and I'm ready
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to go off. So let's go. Every single complex
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society that has ever existed in the history
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of the world so far has collapsed. Do we think
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we're different? I've been keeping a list of
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things that could end the world. from practical,
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climate change, pandemics, nuclear weapons, the
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galactic, stuff still hits planets, and others.
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If you can engineer a mosquito so it can't spread
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disease, you could engineer a mosquito so it
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always spreads disease. The list has 141 entries.
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I don't like where this is headed. Are we doomed?
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I'm Ben Bradford, and this is Are We Doomed?
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The new podcast about the end of the world. I
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am very worried about my son's brain turning
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to goo. What would surviving nuclear war actually
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look like? Why are we so bad at climate change?
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Each week, this show evaluates an existential
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threat from pressing. It's a bit odd that one
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single human being can decide to entirely destroy
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the United States to a nuclear war. To the outlandish.
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Mini hippos. Mini hippos. Yes. They're like the
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meanest animal. We're looking back at history,
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examining science, talking to experts. And what
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happened? Um, boom. Always asking the important
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questions along the way. Why is the Earth doing
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this to us? It had a violent birth. Picturing
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kind of like a mosquito Jurassic Park. Maybe
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that's not right. No, that is pretty much right.
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If we can sort out the threats we actually face,
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we also might figure out what to do. I know it
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sometimes doesn't seem like it, but people are
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smart. I will say, I've already been surprised
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at the level of hope I'm finding in the darkness.
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None of this is inevitable. If we manage to avoid
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the collapse of this civilization, the future's
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looking good. Are We Doomed? The new podcast
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about the end of the world and maybe how to stop
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it. Distributed by the NPR Network. That guy
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said it. I love how it just... That was the end
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of the sentence for people are smart. Like, I
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smile. You know, I think that got me. Now, listen.
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Are we doomed? Uh -huh. We're always doomed.
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Yep. We were doomed generations ago, and we're
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heading towards our doom tomorrow. The same thing.
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I just watched this incredible documentary, and
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you got to go see this thing. on peacock called
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the ai doc very much in line with what they're
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talking about here uh ai is the end of the world
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but ai is the greatest thing in the world so
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it's it's back and forth on which way you want
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to feel so i would highly recommend going watching
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it it will it'll open your eyes up and they mentioned
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a bunch of stuff in there you know they mentioned
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the climate change and stuff They're building
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data centers everywhere. What's that going to
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do to the climate? Why are we not starting with
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the climate change? They even go over that in
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the AI doc. All of this stuff. Go watch that
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documentary. It will change the way you're thinking
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right now. Sure, the end of the world is coming.
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Or happens, and we're already in the aftermath
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of it. Yeah, but it's always coming. But what
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did you think about this podcast? This right
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here, are we doomed? I love it. Yeah, it's a
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question I ask myself. All the time when listening
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to the news and what we're supposed to be protesting
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next and what is supposed to be, you know, what's
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the next thing coming up around the bend that
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we need to know or research or find information.
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You have to have a full -time job just in figuring
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out what is the next thing that's out to kill
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us. And am I safe where I'm at or should I start
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thinking about where is a safe place for me to
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move my family so that whatever it is isn't going
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to kill us? Absolutely. They go over that in
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the AI doc. It's a mind -shifting watch. And
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the fact that, I mean, you said it, and I've
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said this before to people that I talk to. I
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dig it. I dig the AI, and I've worked with it.
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And I might know a little more than most. I'm
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a little deeper than going to chat GPT and asking
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them questions. So I know that this stuff is
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coming. It's already here. And the fact that...
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You said that everything's coming at you so fast.
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Guess what? This is just the tip of the iceberg.
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We ain't seen nothing yet. You ain't seen shit
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of what's going to happen and what's about to
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happen. It's going to be insane. I've been preaching
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this. This is one thing I will preach. Get ready.
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It's going to change everything. It's going to
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change everything. Yep. And I'm glad there's
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always going to be a debate. I'm glad that there
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are humans debating both sides of what are we
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doing to the environment? That's a perfectly
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valid question. Also, what are the brightest
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minds of our generation doing and what resources
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are we putting behind solving these problems
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rather than stupid stuff like how do we make
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sure men can get an erection? Exactly. What are
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we wasting our resources on solving problems
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that aren't actually even problems, but just
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because we can? Why not put those greatest minds
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and innovation towards things like how do we
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use AI that doesn't harm the environment or whatever?
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I believe it's possible. It's there. It's there.
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I would talk right now probably hours about this
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documentary, but I better not. You got to go
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see it. Peacock, the AI doc just came out. Just
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came out. But that's going to wrap this thing
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up for Trailer Park Thursday. If they need another
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brightest of mind or two, they could come to
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us. Because we'll come in there and we'll, I
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don't know. I don't know if I'm the brightest.
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I was going to say, I'm like, I don't know how
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valuable I'd be in certain circles. But I think
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in speaking and advocating for humanity. I'm
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great in that department. Like, get me in those
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rooms. Just know that AI is not going anywhere
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and you're not going to shut it off. There's
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no such thing as shutting it down. So when people
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say that, they're already too far behind. That's
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going to wrap this thing up, though. I am just
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playing. I am real. We're not AI yet. That's
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coming probably, too. We might put out a couple
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of AI shows. We'll let people know, though. That's
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the difference. That's the big difference. We'll
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tell people that. You know what? This was digitally
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created. I like being honest. She is real Coco,
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and you are the real freaks. This is Parallel
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Frequencies. We will see you on the other side.
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You see the cowboy hat on, you know what time
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it is. It is Just Plane's Trailer Park. Stick
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around and you will hear some trailers for your
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new favorite podcast. Your new favorite. Listen,
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this is Parallel Frequencies and this is the
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Just Plane Takeover version. You know, Trailer
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Park. We do this on Thursdays. I'm Just Plane.
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Coco is still with us on Trailer Park Thursdays.
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And the freaks are too. Now, I know this is...
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one of them things is like way out of the ballpark
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compared to what we normally talk about but this
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is my baby okay it may spin off into its own
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show one day coco who knows yeah it could coco
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very good you had mom's day yesterday tell me
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tell us what happened yeah mom's day off uh it
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has become my new yearly tradition i actually
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up until The night before, I was just going to
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go by myself, which I've done in years past.
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There's been years where I'm just like, nobody
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else can make it. It is what it is. But I take
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myself out for the day. It's kind of like Ferris
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Bueller's day off. So I hope to look for a parade
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downtown Salt Lake. Maybe I can just hop on a
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float and do a little dance. Gets a little wild
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and crazy. But I had some moms just message me
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right night before was like, are you still going?
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I think I have the day off. Nothing planned tomorrow.
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I can come. So we ended up with a couple of us
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and we went and found Ted Bundy's house. Whoa.
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Tell us about that. What happened there? Apparently.
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So this is one of the moms that had come with
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me last year. And she was like, do you know,
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last year we walked right past Ted Bundy's apartment
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in a house that's on the street of the cafe that
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we like to go to. And I was like, really? We
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got to find it again. Well, it turns out we didn't
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walk past it last year. We had to go further.
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So this year we stopped at the cafe, had our
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little baklava and moon milk and all that. And
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then we were like, let's go find his house. So
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we had to hike up the hill by the governor's
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mansion up there and then take a picture. That's
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wild. I know. What is moon milk? What the hell
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is that? Yeah, well, it's a little Turkish coffee
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house. I don't know if moon milk is a Turkish
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thing. It's not coffee, but you can add coffee
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to it. Some of the flavors have... I got the
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chocolate rose with a shot of coffee. So it's
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like cocoa and rose and coffee and it's all frothy.
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It's really good. I would have thought moon milk
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would have been something else. Maybe like an
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alcoholic beverage or something. Because, you
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know, it sounds... I don't know. It sounds witchy,
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though. It's very witchy. But this place is very
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witchy. I mean, that's maybe why I like going
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there every year. I like going there. They have
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tarot readers that, you know, rent out space
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in the upstairs bedrooms. It's an old Victorian.
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You know, one of those, like, old mini mansions
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from the 1800s up there in Salt Lake. And it's
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just, like, four level. that's turned into a
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coffee shop. So we love to hike up all the floors
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and go to the attic and there's chairs and tables
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up there. We can eat our treat, drink our moon
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milk. It's a great time. While you're out there,
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you know, having a good time and still floating,
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I gotta say, I'm a little bit sad. I'm a little
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bit sad. My favorite video game, Destiny, Destiny
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2, from Bungie, They put out a thing today that
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said, that's it, 12 years. We're cutting it.
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Live services will still be up, but we're going
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to move on to other stuff. And I knew it was
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going to come one day, but it hit kind of hard
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because that's 12 years. I haven't played in
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the last year, but still, I met. There are so
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many people like me who met real people that
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they still connect with now. And we built. families
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out of these people. You know, we had babies.
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I remember playing with people and their baby
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would be crying in the background. The babies
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were 10, 11 now, literally. Like, that's crazy
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to me. Yeah, but that hit me kind of hard. Nobody
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wanted to take on the mantle and be like, oh,
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you guys want to move on to other projects, but
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here's a group of people that want to take this
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over. You know, it surprises me these days that
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there is just, like, stuff that ends. Same here.
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Yeah. Same here. Trailer part Thursday will never
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end. It'll never die. So let's go ahead and get
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to our first trailer of the day. Cause I'm excited
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about this. Okay. Next chapter podcasts. Oh boy.
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What a day. Let's see what's on. And by nature,
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it's just a naked ape chain -smoking salmon.
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Coming this spring, there's a new kind of show
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hitting the air that's going to change the shape
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of TGIF as you know it. Bye -bye, Boy Meets World.
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See you later, Step by Step. It's time you meet
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a family that's unlike any you've ever met before.
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Dad, Carson sprayed Febreze up his butthole again.
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Whoa! Holly Brown might seem like your average
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17 -year -old, but growing up in the San Fernando
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Valley with a mom, dad, and siblings like hers
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means things don't always go as planned. Hey,
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Mom, I hope you don't mind, but I traded my BMX
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bike for a bunch of baby alligators. Alligators
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need an aquatic environment person. Try the bathtub.
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And just when things feel like they can't get
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any crazier... Life always finds a way. Okay,
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so bad news is my cancer is not responding to
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the treatment. Good news, I can fit into my old
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pants again. All right. Your show seems really
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good. On Everybody Knows But Me, the Brown family
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doesn't just deal with pimples on prom night
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and pranks gone wrong. Hiding behind that white
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picket fence is a whole lot more than home improvement.
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ever had the guts to handle in a half hour of
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primetime TV. The level of truth and sadness
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in our lives, I think sometimes makes people
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really uncomfortable. What happens when family
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secrets get uncovered? How much do we really
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know about the people we love? When dad was really
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bad, we did have mom. Yeah. But like the worst
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periods that we don't want to remember, we had
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no one. Everybody Knows But Me is a darkly funny,
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true story that explores life -changing secrets.
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mental illness, death, grief, and the stories
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we tell ourselves to survive. Coming this spring
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from Companion Arts and Next Chapter Podcasts.
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Right after the sugar -free surge energy drink
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JNCO Jeans AOL Free Trial Comedy Hour. Coco?
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That one's talking to me right there. I bet.
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We've been covering a lot of sitcoms, especially
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old, you know, the TJF 90s sitcoms this year.
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So I imagine that really perked some ears up.
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Yeah. I bet the freaks out there are like, wait
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a minute. Yeah, because I was. That. I mean,
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they said it at the end. They said JNCO. Can
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you picture me rocking JNCOs? Because I sure
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as hell did. I'm sure. Yeah. Yeah. Yeah. They're
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back anyway. They should be. They should have
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never went away. They should have never went
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away. But that podcast right there, everybody
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knows but me. That's a hit. That's a bona fide
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hit right there. I'm going to save that one.
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I want to hear that one. Yeah. We've had such
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good ones here on Trailer Park Thursday. There's
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been several that have become my favorite shows.
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We've covered a lot of... sitcoms where we've
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talked about how relatable some of the topics
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were or how they weren't afraid to touch on subjects
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that were, you know, kind of controversial, but
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they always did it in such a sitcom safe way.
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This feels like a different vibe. It feels like
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it pulled from that and then said, no, but what
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if it actually was real? What if it really is?
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Yeah. I mean, they got out of the sitcom real
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quick there when they said something about spraying
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some. Something up somebody's butthole. I was
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like, well, Corey and Topanga never did anything
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like that. No. Yeah, that's pretty wild. I like
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that one, though. Once again, everybody knows
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but me. Check the links in the comments here
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or the show notes. We'll put it in there. Let's
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get to this next one. Okay, we on? Level? Hello.
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It's not a sex line. Then I don't think I know
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what the show is. It's a podcast called Bad Chat
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with you and me. And look, I'm not going to sit
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here and beg people to like and subscribe so
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that they get the new episode when it drops.
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I hate saying drops on a Thursday. My feeling
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is we shouldn't tell them. We should show them.
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I don't really know what I mean by that. But
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then I hope they would cut and then it would
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go into us. It's a club. It's a hub. It's a space
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for the dreamers. Oh, no, don't do that. The
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schemers. The Believers. This is not a bank advert
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10 years ago. This one goes out to the walkers
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and the talkers in the late night. Stalkers.
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Maybe not that one. You come to me asking me
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to listen to your podcast. Godfather. I can't
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do any specific impressions of Amos Field, but
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I can do a good impression of a cross -form tutor.
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Year 9. That's not how we behave, is it? Year
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11s are in there. And they've got their exams
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next week. Now, I love that. I guess I'm just
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thinking, how does it make people listen to this?
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If you don't listen, I will kill your family.
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Do you think? Yes, softer. Try again. Okay. Softer.
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If you don't listen, I'll kill your family. Bad
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chat, bad chat, bad chat, bad chat, bad chat,
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bad chat, bad chat, bad chat, bad chat. It just
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sounds like badger. It doesn't matter. Okay.
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Because actually... When people say, oh my God,
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what's the new podcast all about? Just go, it's
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none of your f***ing business. Come back if you
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want to. And if you don't, see if we care. I
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care. It's on Thursdays. Thanks. Subscribe now.
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What? I love that we just listened to this. And
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I don't have any idea what this podcast is about.
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No, but it doesn't automatically want you to
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listen because you're like, I would hang out
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with these people. Yeah, and even in the notes
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for it, it says, what's it all about? None of
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your business. Rude to ask. I love that. Coco,
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should we take from Alice here, from Alice and
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Greg on Bad Chat, should we take her philosophy
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there? of I'll kill your family if you don't
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listen. You know what I'm getting? I'm getting
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the opposite of desperation, whatever that is,
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because I relate to Alice saying we don't want
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to ask people to like and subscribe and follow.
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I'm one of those who's like, shouldn't they already
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know if they want to? I don't want to beg people
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to follow us. Just do it. Just do it because
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you want to. Just follow. Let's go ahead and
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get to the last trailer for the day. And the
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title alone has got me intrigued and I'm ready
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to go off. So let's go. Every single complex
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society that has ever existed in the history
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of the world so far has collapsed. Do we think
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we're different? I've been keeping a list of
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things that could end the world. from practical,
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climate change, pandemics, nuclear weapons, the
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galactic, stuff still hits planets, and others.
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If you can engineer a mosquito so it can't spread
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disease, you could engineer a mosquito so it
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always spreads disease. The list has 141 entries.
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I don't like where this is headed. Are we doomed?
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I'm Ben Bradford, and this is Are We Doomed?
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The new podcast about the end of the world. I
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am very worried about my son's brain turning
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to goo. What would surviving nuclear war actually
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look like? Why are we so bad at climate change?
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Each week, this show evaluates an existential
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threat from pressing. It's a bit odd that one
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single human being can decide to entirely destroy
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the United States to a nuclear war. To the outlandish.
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Mini hippos. Mini hippos. Yes. They're like the
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meanest animal. We're looking back at history,
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examining science, talking to experts. And what
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happened? Um, boom. Always asking the important
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questions along the way. Why is the Earth doing
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this to us? It had a violent birth. Picturing
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kind of like a mosquito Jurassic Park. Maybe
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that's not right. No, that is pretty much right.
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If we can sort out the threats we actually face,
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we also might figure out what to do. I know it
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sometimes doesn't seem like it, but people are
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smart. I will say, I've already been surprised
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at the level of hope I'm finding in the darkness.
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None of this is inevitable. If we manage to avoid
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the collapse of this civilization, the future's
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looking good. Are We Doomed? The new podcast
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about the end of the world and maybe how to stop
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it. Distributed by the NPR Network. That guy
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said it. I love how it just... That was the end
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of the sentence for people are smart. Like, I
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smile. You know, I think that got me. Now, listen.
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Are we doomed? Uh -huh. We're always doomed.
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Yep. We were doomed generations ago, and we're
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heading towards our doom tomorrow. The same thing.
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I just watched this incredible documentary, and
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you got to go see this thing. on peacock called
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the ai doc very much in line with what they're
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talking about here uh ai is the end of the world
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but ai is the greatest thing in the world so
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it's it's back and forth on which way you want
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to feel so i would highly recommend going watching
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it it will it'll open your eyes up and they mentioned
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a bunch of stuff in there you know they mentioned
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the climate change and stuff They're building
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data centers everywhere. What's that going to
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do to the climate? Why are we not starting with
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the climate change? They even go over that in
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the AI doc. All of this stuff. Go watch that
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documentary. It will change the way you're thinking
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right now. Sure, the end of the world is coming.
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Or happens, and we're already in the aftermath
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of it. Yeah, but it's always coming. But what
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did you think about this podcast? This right
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here, are we doomed? I love it. Yeah, it's a
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question I ask myself. All the time when listening
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to the news and what we're supposed to be protesting
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next and what is supposed to be, you know, what's
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the next thing coming up around the bend that
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we need to know or research or find information.
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You have to have a full -time job just in figuring
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out what is the next thing that's out to kill
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us. And am I safe where I'm at or should I start
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thinking about where is a safe place for me to
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move my family so that whatever it is isn't going
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to kill us? Absolutely. They go over that in
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the AI doc. It's a mind -shifting watch. And
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the fact that, I mean, you said it, and I've
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said this before to people that I talk to. I
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dig it. I dig the AI, and I've worked with it.
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And I might know a little more than most. I'm
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a little deeper than going to chat GPT and asking
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them questions. So I know that this stuff is
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coming. It's already here. And the fact that...
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You said that everything's coming at you so fast.
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Guess what? This is just the tip of the iceberg.
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We ain't seen nothing yet. You ain't seen shit
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of what's going to happen and what's about to
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happen. It's going to be insane. I've been preaching
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this. This is one thing I will preach. Get ready.
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It's going to change everything. It's going to
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change everything. Yep. And I'm glad there's
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always going to be a debate. I'm glad that there
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are humans debating both sides of what are we
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doing to the environment? That's a perfectly
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valid question. Also, what are the brightest
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minds of our generation doing and what resources
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are we putting behind solving these problems
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rather than stupid stuff like how do we make
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sure men can get an erection? Exactly. What are
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we wasting our resources on solving problems
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that aren't actually even problems, but just
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because we can? Why not put those greatest minds
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and innovation towards things like how do we
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use AI that doesn't harm the environment or whatever?
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I believe it's possible. It's there. It's there.
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I would talk right now probably hours about this
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documentary, but I better not. You got to go
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see it. Peacock, the AI doc just came out. Just
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came out. But that's going to wrap this thing
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up for Trailer Park Thursday. If they need another
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brightest of mind or two, they could come to
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us. Because we'll come in there and we'll, I
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don't know. I don't know if I'm the brightest.
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I was going to say, I'm like, I don't know how
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valuable I'd be in certain circles. But I think
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in speaking and advocating for humanity. I'm
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great in that department. Like, get me in those
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rooms. Just know that AI is not going anywhere
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and you're not going to shut it off. There's
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no such thing as shutting it down. So when people
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say that, they're already too far behind. That's
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going to wrap this thing up, though. I am just
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playing. I am real. We're not AI yet. That's
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coming probably, too. We might put out a couple
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of AI shows. We'll let people know, though. That's
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the difference. That's the big difference. We'll
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tell people that. You know what? This was digitally
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created. I like being honest. She is real Coco,
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and you are the real freaks. This is Parallel
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Frequencies. We will see you on the other side.