Episode 346 – Clone Wars, The Mandalorian, Happy Star Wars Day

Let's talk Star Wars and more for Star Wars Day.  The Clone Wars wraps up with an amazing set of episodes, the Mandalorian documentary drops, and more...   What is going on? This is the it and the D show. Episode 346 broadcasting live from our quarantine homes. Bob, the sales guy and then h. We are not going to be as heavy this week. Good topic one bed top. We're back to our good old fashioned drinks. No guests. Just a bunch of cool stories and talking. A lot of clone Wars. Yes, Dave, you may fire one. He's so proud of himself for having diet dr pepper as if it's something like fit regulations. Randy is, I'll take a moment to be thankful it's not a white cloth. Let's, yeah, thank you for hanging out with us. This is episode three 46 of the one and only it and that he show, like we said, broadcasting live from our quarantine homes. This is Bob, the sales guy. That is Dave the geek. Randy. I do. The Twitters is drinking diet mountain Dew. Happily find a sun line it.com and do us a favor. Give us a like on the socials and subscribe to us everywhere. Fine podcasts are sold and as you should be used to by now. This is the part of the show where we usually talk about our upcoming events and there still aren't any, so eight days y'all you celebrated a birthday last week during the show. I did a few days on Friday and a while. I'd like to thank everyone for the birthday wishes and God I got it. It's a, it's a, it's a full days of work to keep up with it to go back and thank everybody and yeah, I don't want to sound like an idiot, you know. But LinkedIn, I forgot LinkedIn does it also just like literally all day, like you're trying to like the people like you know, I don't know. Is there like a thing that you do? Like if somebody just says happy birthday, you just sit like fix your, maybe you do the haha goes way over and above. They may have more personal message. Hey man, thanks. There you it's been a while. We should catch up yet. Yeah. Yeah. Cause I know like it always makes me mad. It's kind of like when I was in the hospital, all the people that reached out wish me well and continue to do so. I'm like, God, I suck. I don't reach out enough. When people are sick. I usually back away like I wish birthdays, but I don't do it every day. And it's like, you know, saying I feel bad about it, but like not doing it enough, but like I think it makes me cognizant that I need to reach out more if people know for sure. I mean, honestly that's, that's been one of the things that I think the whole, um, like doing the zoom chats and everything else with everybody has taught me is like, I, there are a lot of people that I used to hang out with a lot more, um, that have started showing up for the zoom chats, especially after penguin con. Like, I had a lot of people reach out and were like, Hey, we haven't hung out in a while yet. He and I started inviting him to those. Um, yeah, I, I kinda suck as a friend. I, and, and I get that like, you know, but I mean it's, but it's, but I mean it's me one Oh one. I mean like if it's, and it's for the same reasons why I suck in a lot of different areas. I mean, it, I'm, I'm typically so focused on right now what's going on right now [inaudible] that I'm not good at the peripheral stuff or down the road stuff. Um, and so yeah, it is what it is. But yeah, I think, I think it's going to be a, I'm not going to wait for the new year and it's going gonna be like a mid year's resolution that I'm going to start getting better about that. So the only thing that I wanted to, like last week we had like one of the better guests that we've ever had on that, talking COBIT. Next we have to go back and watch it. Episode three 45 I almost like that and I put it in the, I put it in the notes before it went out for syndication. I'd really don't know how well that episode is going to translate to audio only. Um, just because he had so much data and so many graphs and so many charts and all that stuff that we were talking through. And I listened to a good chunk of it. And I mean some of it translates well, some of it doesn't. Um, so I mean the, the video is out, uh, on our Facebook page. It's also out on our YouTube channel and the podcast, Detroit YouTube channel. Um, so definitely go back and give that a watch. I really recommend it. So an interesting turn of events happening and you know, just the way he presented his information. There's a lot of people that have a lot of different information. I think it's, I think it's indicative of science as a whole. Right? You have, I don't know. I don't know that I agree with that just from the, I don't know that a lot of people have a lot of different information. I think a lot of people had a lot, have a lot of different interpretations of information, same information. Yeah. That's why everyone says I need a second opinion is not perfect. Do you know what I mean? Um, but, but, uh, YouTube kind of threw a curve ball in something that a viral video came out with a couple of doctors that own a urgent care clinic. The video that I brought up last week that somebody had texted and I'd never, I didn't see it as a, I believe it was Dr. Erickson, if I'm not mistaken. There were two of them. Yeah. And I mean what I gathered from it was they were more in the consensus of the Swedish method, which is a get together and get sick together. Yes and no. So part of the issue, um, and I believe why there were, cause it was specifically pulled because it violent, like it went against the who guidelines and disseminated poor information. And that was a very specific thing that they put that they called out because what they were saying was that based on what they had seen in only in their little urgent care clinic in like Bakersfield, California, if I recall correctly, um, was that they hadn't seen very many cases. They hadn't seen very many, you know, deaths or anything. Okay, well, nobody goes to an urgent care. And dies first and foremost. Um, if you go to an urgent care, they will, I mean, you've had it happen, you've gone to an urgent care and they go, ah, no, you're getting in and out in an ambulance right now and going to the ER. Um, you know, so it's it. And so they were saying, you know, with, with their very limited data set only from their urgent care, they were espousing these sweeping changes to grand national, you know, the national plans and all that stuff. And that's why they got yanked. I mean, here's the thing from everybody from every, every politician that we're affiliated with or not affiliated with is said something regards to it regarding banning this medicine or using that thing or injecting this thing that didn't get yanked. But this one did. I, me personally, while I don't think you know, everyone, I'm not trying to get too crazy, but like pulling stuff like that just runs you down a bad path that I don't know you can catch up to because there's so much information out there. How do you decide what's right and what's wrong? And apparently they made the choice for us. Yeah. And, and, and I get it. And I mean, I, they could do whatever the hell they want. Well, and that's the thing. It was like, Oh, first amendment free speech. No, I'm sorry that doesn't apply. Dropping the first free free speech thing, but I'm dropping that. There's a whole lot of shit on YouTube that is perfectly fine. What was this, this one? Well, and I think that because it was starting to spread so rapidly and because so many people were watching it, um, you know, it's, it, you know, it, to me it's, if you have a crackpot sitting there with a tinfoil hat on, um, on a street corner, that's, you know, seeing, you know, screaming the end is nigh, not really worth paying attention to when you have a dipshit that gets behind a podium for, I dunno, let's hypothetically say a couple hours a day, um, and tells you to put a black light up your, as you might want to, you know, maybe, maybe you that down. So, I mean, it's, well, I'm just saying, I mean, there's been this first time we've had stories about YouTube selective moderation, right? And it is, I mean, and it's, you know, and, and it's so, yes, their original videos were yanked. Um, you can still find it via like news agencies and that kind of stuff that had covered it. And it's still out there through that. Um, I gotta be honest with you, I don't have a problem with, with YouTube pulling it. I mean, just from the simple, it's, here's, and this is, this is my biggest thing with, with all of this is the spreading of bad information, especially during times like this is, is reckless and dangerous. It, there's no other way for me to put it. You know what's bad though? Like, because the entire dude, they were condemned by the entire, like the, the medical associations that they are a part of, slapped them down and said, never ever do that again. That is false and bad information. I mean, I just thought that it went against the new guidelines and I was like, Oh, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no. A lot of people lined up against them and went, no, bad, bad. Um, yeah. Robin would know seal here. Here's the wormhole that I don't, I think YouTube got to understand what they get themselves into. It's kind of like when tipper Gore slap the parental, uh, uh, bad words on his wrap up. Oh yeah. The parental advice. Oh yeah. Shit, I gotta have that watching a documentary on that. Nobody's like, you wanted it, you craved it. We sold more records. So it's like when you band on YouTube, you can wear that as a cake. Like, and that's the double edged sword. I mean, and that's, that's the sad reality is, I mean, it's, you know, do you make the decision to pull it and because now you've given rise to all the crackpot conspiracy theories of all, they pulled it because it's real and that, you know, uh, wouldn't you rather have like, um,...