GAMECHANTMENT

Japs for Trump. Hey, good afternoon, canaryons. This is Dr. Goudunde.

And I just felt led to, yeah, pray, I'm free, show pray. So pray, do'sers, la sambooooo. And yeah, Father God, I just want to come before you humbly. And I just thank you for babbling guns and the time and effort and the heartache and the perseverance and everything they put into this ministry.

And Lord, I pray that you bless that and that it continues to take space in your kingdom. Lord. That today, there will be no technical issues, no graphical issues, that the transitions are smooth, especially the jingles, and that Holy Spirit, you are guiding it. And I ask that eyes and ears will be opened and Lord, that you will be done.

With this episode of CCNT, T G I F and God bless the canaryons. This is Dr. Goudunde, signing out. The world is getting crazier.

People are acting more and more insane. The end of the world is tomorrow. Tomorrow. Tomorrow.

Now, what we're going to do when the world is feeling hard is to have this week's events through the lens of Bible prophecy. You are listening to the land crying news tomorrow. You're listening to the canary crying news talk today is November 17th, 2023, and we are live to tape on episode 690. And today, game chants mints.

Signing on from off the grade of razzle to asshole, your best buddy Basil, and you are not crazy. And my name is Gondes, director of the age of deceit, films, your favorite Asian provocateur of Christ, live to tape from California to bring you the best news, which is the gospel message of Jesus Christ while reporting the egregious with a well-rounded bibiggly grounded take on world events. And today's emergent phenomenon, gamification, the world is just turning into one big video game. Life is just one big game.

Uh huh. Uh huh. Have you ever tried that idea when life gets tough and things are difficult or unpleasant? You just you can't.

It's just like a video game. Yeah, of course. That's a video game to play. And what would I do if I were playing a game?

Yeah, get back up and I try again. Well, you know what's funny also. I was listening to some futurists talk recently and they were talking about what it looks like to have AI agents out there, you know, like doing stuff for you. And the whole thesis was that it's going to be a the whole UI.

The user interface is going to be a game. So I don't know. I think all of AI interactions will just be people playing video games and making little NPCs do work. Yeah.

I mean, that's that's how it's basically the technocratic futuristic version of bread and circus. You know, we got everybody in their pods in VR, you gamify all of life so they don't notice that they're enslaved. Yeah. They think they're just having fun time.

Yeah, but that's just those are just crazy ideas. We should probably just claim everything. There's nothing to do with anything. Let's give them the disclaimer.

It's time for a disclaimer. Listen up. You two. That's right.

And just for all the content moderators and censorship managers out there, they robots are humans. Everything here on the show comes directly from the mainstream for news media. We do not claim to be experts on health care, the politics military strategy corporate law with moral and ethical implications of any of these topics. No, or we implicitly are explicitly supporters of strategy.

Sources are near news containing misinformation disinformation or malint relation as defined by the Department of Homeland Security. We're good boys. All right, you two. We're good, good boys.

That's right, folks. Let me give you a rundown. Okay, let me bring you up to speed. We start off today's show with a little update on AJ himself.

What's he been up to? What is he wearing? Who is he? I don't know, getting in trouble with this week, but also a concerning development when it comes to a product being put out by the Alex Jones team.

This one will not shock you, folks. It is part of the cycle of this podcast. Good idea. Don't do the good idea.

Good idea. Get stolen. And then it all starts over again. Then flip the update.

Needless intervention by Flippy into a classic nostalgia arcade game. Then we'll be checking in with President Biden's meeting with Eugene Pinn and what in the world is going on with Lincoln. Then of course, a quick update. We are getting into this topic.

We're getting deeper and deeper into the topic of local politics. We will have some very interesting episodes to come. But we'll start it off with an interesting story about a Michigan town voting out their entire government. Why you'll learn later.

Then at the end of the show, console giant's secret plot to unlock web 3 gaming. Oh, no, there's a secret plot, a conspiracy of consoles. But first, our lead stories. Well, of course, we're leading off with the Alex Jones story.

We have our own sort of version of that. I got a new one here too, but just so everybody is aware, we do have a project. Well, really it's your project, but I'll write along its coattails here and perhaps help develop it at some point. But the New World Order Fantasy League is the long-awaited New World Order Fantasy League.

There is a website. There is a newsletter. There is technically some sort of case when it comes to copyright law. But that won't stop the powers of this world from once again, co-opting our very good ideas cons.

Yeah, well, of course, Alex Jones. You know what Alex Jones? Yeah, quick. I'll tell you that the New World Order Fantasy League Twitter got banned.

What? Yeah. Why? I didn't know that you knew anything.

I literally got the username, N-W-O-L-F-L, and then was going to go back and build it out and start tweeting from it. And before it, the next time I logged in, they're like, nah, your ban. Sorry. There you go.

Why? It's probably Alex Jones. Canary in the cold mud. They've been creating ammo on human hybrids for decades.

We're made by the aliens. You want to rush maybe the Enterprise. You want to rush maybe the Enterprise. You want to rush maybe the Enterprise.

You want to rush maybe. Let's jump and have babies with a goblin and actually help the New World Order and turn against us like Darth Vader. Internationalush. Canary in the cold mud.

Yup, you're the Norman Minh, and your brain's reading. Yeah. Just a little thing I threw together before the show. You made that.

Oh, my gosh. Good job, huh. Well, he's been busy. Alex and Jones has been busy developing a game.

He's had his transformation from, I don't know, conspiracy man to game developer. Yeah. And here's how the transition sounds like. Alums.

Ready? Well, just for your sake. Alex Jones. What game cards are you?

I mean, that, you know, give him credit and let me be clear. Sure. He did not specifically co-opt the NWO FL. Totally different thing.

This is a video game kind of in the style of, uh, man, should we let that? I think we should let the ad because he says some of the stuff, right? Yeah, sure. I was just going to let the listeners know.

Oh, the visuals. Sure. Yeah. Yeah.

Cause the visuals are one thing, but yes, Alex Jones is going to give us a teaser trailer here. It's kind of in the style of an old NES game or maybe super Nintendo game or one of those old school arcade shooters, side scrolling, arcade shooters that we would spend all of our quarters on at round table pizza, something like that. Yeah. Yeah.

And the, uh, just a heads up, there are a couple of words that it might be a little edgy for some years. No, nothing to, you know, provocative per se, but just a heads up in case you have little ones and you don't want them to hear Alex Jones words. Folks. All right.

Here we go. Here's the trailer. First game back man, Donkey Kong, the Super Mario Brothers. And now the ultimate retro nostalgia throwback game.

I present to the world, Alex Jones's new world order wars. They're turning the freaking drugs. Get out your hands. You've not been strong.

Let's free the Patriots and defeat the levels. We are going to defeat the globalists. Very big. This game is mostly peaceful.

I'm going to lower the world's population. Big deal. I'm taking you down. I don't know how I'm such a relation to that saxophone.

Download it now at Alex Jones games.com because as we all know, anything badass. Get centered. Oh, yeah. You're in a place.

Dude, dude, I have to get this game. I think we just have somebody playing it while we just, you know, while we do the show just in the background live stream, we can finally start our gaming show. It's been the goal. It's been the long play for this whole live stream experiment.

Yeah, by the way, we're falling right into his track. I know. I mean, it's exactly what he wants to know. Notorious hype beast.

Alex Jones, he has nothing, if not the world's most talented hype beast, but the trailers is absolutely bonkers. He's sitting on his studio, his regular studio, which is basically a bunch of TV screens. And man, is it just exploding with game play? And yeah, you'll notice some things that look recognizable.

You've got Alex Jones in big buff sort of army man form running around shooting lots of things. You've got a giant lizard, Mark Zuckerberg, you've got a Donald Trump Superman character. The episode is happening. Battle locations, locations such as Epstein's Island.

Battle in Clinton. Battle in Clinton playing a saxophone. Yeah, right. Yeah.

So you know what? You did a pretty good job. He did. Pretty good job.

Alex Jones is the king hype beast for a reason and man, he pulled it off. I mean, anything, anything that gives me a sort of inspiration that the game can be done. Like, obviously, either pay to studio to make this or, you know, had somebody come in in house to make it, but it's totally possible. If Alex Jones can do it, we can do it.

Well, I'm waiting for the web three integration. Clearly this is not web three yet, but, you know, are they going to have an Alex Jones coin or like in full war token or something? Yeah. Not everything has to go.

Everything is going to go crypto. Oh my gosh. Just watch. Just watching it.

It's not going to be good. What's up, bud? Your teeth hurt. That's not a baby who wants to play the Alex Jones game.

It does a great job of including like some of his most famous sound bites. Yeah. Those weren't sound bites that they mixed in. They had him re-perform.

Oh, the tag lines. Yeah, I'm sure. He's a trailer trademark. Some of those lines, you know, yeah, of course, about the frogs and everything.

So, OK, this got me thinking because obviously we have the New World Order Fantasy League thing and we've been trying to build something in that regard. But I was thinking, OK, still waiting for some producers to step forth. Yeah, we need a dev team. What has been the mainstream media's handling of Alex Jones recently?

Because obviously he's been in the news in terms of the mainstream media targeted as the crazy conspiracy guys banned from Twitter, you know, all the stuff. He owes a billion dollars. Right. And so, you know, that came across my mind.

I was like, oh, maybe this is just one of many ways in which he's going to raise that money to pay back that billion. But I wanted to just do a quick touch and go on some of the mainstream media outlets and how they've been handling Alex Jones in the last few weeks leading up to this game release. I didn't see any mainstream reporting of the game yet. I'm sure they'll come up with some angle.

I don't think they will. They can oscillate. They can oscillate between trying to ignore Alex's existence or reporting on some sort of savagely. Yeah, they can't decide like they want him to disappear.

That's what the billion dollar fine was for. They want to completely destroy him and have him totally disappear. That's the plan. But he's not disappearing.

And so they're having to walk this line between do we ignore him? So nobody knows he exists anymore. Or do we report on the absolute crazy thing that he's doing? I'm sure the mainstream folk see something like this new world order game.

And they probably have that moment of anger of like, oh, how disgusting. But then also like he's a genius. Little jealousy. Little jealousy.

What was I going to mention here? Part of OK, yeah. So we have the mother Jones here mother Jones.com back in October. They published an article Steve Bannon and Alex Jones have a bizarre conspiracy theory about the Israel Hamas war.

And of course, it's just Steve Bannon saying that China seems to have been involved in setting up something in Gaza and maybe we're walking right into a trap. And the way Mother Jones reported it this week when Steve Bannon wanted to discuss the conflict underway in Israel and Palestine on his internet talk show War Room. He turned to Jones. That made sense for Bannon was peddling his own conspiracy theory about the war, which is again has to do with the Chinese Communist Party and Persians, which I guess is what he calls the Iranians.

And then they quote Alex Jones here when he obviously he was a guest. And they quote Alex Jones talking about how this is a multi-dimensional level war, not just one dimensional and then a block quote about Alex talking about the six billion that went to Iran. Yeah. And funny enough, they do a little fact check in a parenthetical here.

And they're like a fact check Biden did not hand over six billion to Iran. As part of the deal to free hostages, you see unfroze Iranian funds for use for humanitarian purposes. And that money has not yet been released. So Alex Jones lying.

But really there isn't a crazy conspiracy theory. They just talk about, they just speed more conspiracy theories. And then that's it. There's not any substance there.

And then they keep quoting Alex Jones talking about their dimensional fourth dimensional fifth dimensional warfare, which is interesting. The dimensional warfare. So anyway, there you got that. Okay, that's not that provocative or anything.

There you go, mother Jones. And then patch.com, Alex Jones hopes to sell fans guns to pay Sandy Hook family's report among these weapons are 49 pistols, revolvers, rifles and shotguns with a value totaling $72,000 and $100,000. The CTPost reported. So apparently there's some people willing to sell some weapons on behalf of Alex Jones to help him pay for his billion dollar fine or whatever.

It's almost poetic. It is. It's kind of like, well, shoot. What are you going to do now?

Try to sell it to you. I don't know the government government. And then Newsweek, Alex Jones is cohost in prison. This actually came out yesterday.

Cohost in prison, lockdown, 23 hours a day. This is a story about Owen Shoria, who is apparently he was not at the capital that day, or maybe he was there, but not at the capital. No, he wasn't. He was not there.

He was across the country, across the country, but whatever he did, bad enough to be in jail. And, you know, the more sort of one of the more egregious cases going on, which is the x-day, it was, you know, claiming that he had a lot to do with planning it. And though he was never there, you know, it couldn't have happened without him. It's just, yeah, he was probably on air a lot because Alex was traveling and whatnot.

And, you know, he gets pretty intense about stuff. So I can see how they can use that against him. But I've met Owen. He's a good guy.

You know, he's a nice, he was nice enough to me. But yeah, this is very unfortunate. But yeah, so he's going in insurrection. That's a good guy.

Hey, there's good people on both sides. Okay. He's going to understand that it's a lot more complex than what people realize. But I think, you know, going back to the game here, we'll see some like the raggedy tag, you know, wannabe mainstream Prague outlet that might know somebody in the mainstream, try to cover the Alkshjaw story and come up with a wild angle on it.

And then that'll be it. No, I do need to correct myself. Yeah. It's, I think he led the march to the Capitol, but did not enter the bill.

Okay. That's what I thought. I thought he was actually there, but not. I think I was thinking about somebody else.

Okay. But the crazy part about his prison sentence, he got a two month prison sentence. And he's in solitary confinement. Yeah, that's for 23 hours a day, solitary confinement.

You know, there's, there's a social justice groups who are marching forth, trying to, you know, reform our prison system. They say solitary confinement is, you know, cruel and unusual punishment. I mean, this guy, it in his view of things, my view does not matter. But his view, you know, he marched on the Capitol like groups have been doing for decades and decades.

It's a strong rich history of marching to the Capitol in this country. And that's what he did. And got sent us a two months in prison, which, you know, okay, I mean, that's not necessarily an egregious amount of time, but to put him in solitary confinement. Yeah, that's I don't know if that's for the whole two months or even if it's just for one month, it has to be for the purposes of some kind of legal standard for mental health or something.

There's got to be something else going on. I think it might be for his protection or something. I don't know, but that's that's brutal, man. Yeah, that's ridiculous.

So there you go. I mean, I suppose we are that we've talked about this before, Basil, how we're blessed to be doing what we're doing. But also we're kind of in that no man's land. We're fringy, but not super fringy.

We're not mainstream. We're not being very popular. Yeah, yeah, because, you know, on one hand, Alex Jones responsible for waking up. A lot of people, you know, there are questions about his loyalties and whatnot.

And that's going to happen if you're that big. It happens to us badly. How does you and I? So of course, it's going to happen to people like that.

But once you get really involved in, you know, there are legal cases and then it gets really messy and then it can really kind of mess with your life. So yeah, we are blessed to be sort of a smaller operation over here and fly under the radar and report on things happening. But I am going to call out and say, Hey, let's let's let's try to get a dev team going for this new World Order Fantasy League. There's no excuses.

We got chat GPT to do the heavy lifting for us. That's true. Chat GPT might be able to do a lot of coding for me. The other day I did I get a message about it, but I was kind of tinkering around with how it might work and it's possible.

I mean, chat GPT will publish or at least spit out a product. It doesn't mean it's going to work. But yeah, it's possible nowadays. So there you go.

There you go. OK. Well, there you go. Go to nwofl.com or new world order fantasy league.com.

This website was built by the wonderful producer Laura. Excuse me. And you can read all about it. Sign up to get me on the newsletter to get the updates.

And yes, you're going to want to do that because we will our new goal is to rival Alex Jones's new world order wars. It's not a bad idea. I think maybe we need do we just need to screen and just get a pump and screen screams sometimes. I know, but we need like that.

Come on. We can't how you top that. Well, we need is to get you out of California. We can be in the same place at the same time and, you know, build a little studio and go nuts.

I mean, that is that is one drastic step we could take to drastically improve the show. But no, you got to be around family and can't leave your community. Excuse me. Yeah, I got to get that.

Yeah, I got to get that. I got to get that for you. Well, guys, let's remind everybody what it is. It is Friday.

It's Friday. There we go. Okay. Play for the Friday thing.

Go now. Hey. Let's try. We got the job.

We got the right. It's Friday. It's Friday. It's Friday.

We're doing it. I only have one announcement. Actually, I have two announcements. Number one, I was honored to be a guest on the podcast millennial mustard seed.

Hey, you know, the host Rod over there somehow got our attention by leaving a review, which was a great way to do it. So I reached out and we scheduled and I did an episode for his episode 100. Oh, and he's very kind to let me rant about stuff. He is one of the fellows who started podcasting because he was inspired by us.

So, oh, wow, that's very cool. You know, because it's so I want to give him a shout out there, go check out millennial mustard seed folks. If you're looking for another great podcast and you can hear my episode. He's putting out episode 100.

I think he said Saturday or something like that. I'm seeing it right now. I'm looking at it. Are you with it on?

Any best buddy basil? Can I write you welcome to 100? That was fast. OK, great.

And a strangely fun conversation. There you go. Strangely fun. Strangely fun.

Sounds about right. Yeah, cool. My second my second update is I don't know why I don't know how, but I did a load of laundry, wash all my white shirts here. And suddenly they all smell like a tackle box.

So why? But it smells exactly like it does when you open your dad's old tackle box in the garage. And so I think this is just me now. This is the life I live.

Mm. OK, well, I'm glad the virtual smell is not a thing yet. Yeah, not yet. Yeah.

Well, maybe it's we should. Then people anyway, smell. Smell cast. Welcome to the first smell cast.

Do you smell the same thing? Oh boy. Oh, once AI starts figuring out smells or in trouble or in deep, deep trouble. I don't have an update.

I do have a quick story, kind of scary, actually, a little bit, but maybe there's some other divine type of intervention going on. But Wednesday after the show, I hang out with my children in the garage, which is pretty much here. And it's, you know, there's some lightning and some thunder in the distance. So you can kind of see over the horizon and there's some lightning and trying to get the kids to see the lightning and stuff.

And, you know, my daughter who's six, she's like, I don't see any lightning. I don't see. And it's like, OK, we got to sit down and wait, you know, stop jumping around. We got to sit down and sit down.

And so we're sitting there and all of a sudden there is a very bright flash. Now, from my angle, it looked like it hit my wife's car, which was parked on the driveway. But that's just how it looked. I don't know if it actually did.

Just a very bright flash and the loudest crack that I've ever heard. Just out. Just being outside. It sounded like a bomb.

That was my initial thought. Yeah, yeah, Thor's hammer or something. Yeah. That was my initial momentary thought of like, Oh, wow, this, this is how G is going to attack.

You know, because we just did the G episode where he landed in San Francisco or whatever. So that's where my mind is like, Oh, he's just going to come here and then just destroy half the state or something. But thankfully nobody was hurt. The house did shut down.

Like the electricity went out, internet went out, everything was done. You can see the whole block here, the whole cul-de-sac when I'm in. Shut off. Car alarms going off.

It was crazy. It was like, well, I mean, I don't think you I don't think you verbally mentioned it just now. But the lightning like struck like five feet from you or something. I mean, it was basically I don't know exactly where it hit, but it was close.

They had to have been very close because it was the loudest crack I've ever heard of lightning thunder and my daughter said she saw a ball of light. So it's like all lightning. You might have been a ball lightning. Yeah.

She said it didn't come all the way to the ground. So I don't know exactly what she saw, but she freaked out and we had to talk her through it. Yeah. That's very thing.

That's happened to me once before. Yeah, when lightning, you know, lightning can be scary for all sorts of reasons, even if it's miles away. But when it hits near you, it sort of warps you. I mean, it's kind of feels like you're warped into an alternate.

It does feel like you're rubbing up against some kind of a veil or something. Like, oh, there's some disturbance in the fabric of space time or something. It's weird. There's a way of feeling, but yeah, thankfully nobody was hurt and I'm all good.

But it was a good reminder, you know, that, yeah, DJ Ping is here. He's busting out the skyfire weapons or something. But I brought the infamous Chinese weather modification with him. Yeah.

Yeah. OK, let's see here. Do we have any updates from anybody? Yeah, so real quick, we wanted to play a note, a message from Sir Ike regarding the supply drop.

Do you have the picture that he sent? No, I do not. Gondo. There's a picture that was sent.

Yeah, there's a picture that he sent. It's an email while you play the thing. You should go into the email and grab the image. OK, and prepare it.

Hey, can I have a family? This is Sir Ike here with the supply drop. I just need to let everybody know that the Q3 is being boxed up currently. And I'm hoping to have these out the door Monday or Tuesday.

So one thing, if anybody out there, it has moved over the past few months or has changed from address, I will need to know that very soon. If you wanted to get there promptly, if you could give me an email, it can request the supply drop at gmail.com. I would appreciate it. Thank you.

There you go. Thank you very much, Sir Ike. Yeah. This is a C, Sir Ike has found the cheat code because previously, you know, he'll send me an email.

He'll remind me, make an announcement and say this. Here's the update. But as everybody knows, sometimes this show gets a little wonky and those announcements don't get made, but he's he's found the secret, which is to send in the message himself. He did a bike.

And he also sent in a photo, a very exciting photo, which is the image of the things that will be coming in your Q3 supply drop. You will be receiving the first ever. Can you hear crying news talk? Hat.

We got a nice olive sort of drab green there. So you're camouflaged while also repping show. We've got age of two DVD sitting right there looking so beautiful. Of course, we've got the new slave to servant CD as well.

If you heard the episode on CCR and likes what those guys stood for. We have their CDs coming to you in the mail. You've also got the new legends of the canarium trading card, network capitalist and mushroom, Janet Yellen stickers, as well as a personal note from us. All right.

Yeah. I'm looking at it right now. It looks amazing. Thank you very much, sir.

I appreciate all that you do for that part of the whole canary. It's a big deal. So thank you. That's right.

And it's again, the supply drops are really one of the only reasons we've survived the last year, maybe even two years. So we really appreciate the producers who get value from the show. They put 3333 into the show every month. That's $2.77 per episode.

And as a free gift, we send supply drops to this awesome box of stuff every quarter. Now, the next supply drop is the fourth quarter supply drop, which means it's going to include the much acclaimed long-awaited canary cry calendar for 2024. So two four now. So again, I have to do this every year because the confusion keeps propagating.

We do not sell things retail. We are not retailers. You cannot purchase the calendar with money. The calendar goes to the supply droppers because of their faithfulness.

So if you want a canary cry calendar, sign up for this. Why drop and do it soon? Because there's going to be a quick turnaround on the fourth quarter supply drops. We can kind of catch up to the schedule.

But this canary cry calendar promises to be a doozy. We do not have the promo material yet, but we certainly will show you it as soon as we get it. But I know the producers, Sir Ike and team are busy working on the canary cry calendar. And we thank them for that.

So if you want to get involved, if you want to support the show, if you give value, remember, we do not sell retail objects. You must go to canarycrysupplydrop.com, canarycrysupplydrop.com and sign up, become a producer of the show. I mean, it's really a blessing to us, not only because of the financial help that it provides, but also every single time we see somebody sign up, it's really just, honestly, it's emotionally satisfying for us. Because it's like, Oh, thank God, somebody gets value from this show and they're showing it to us in this way.

So go to canarycrysupplydrop.com. Oh, it didn't play darn. Why isn't it playing? No.

Yep. Oh my gosh, this frog in my throat. Hold on a second. Yeah, those frogs, man, made those three for us to take over at the end.

Yeah, man, those frogs looking spirits. Got to know the exercise you basil. The mute the mute button that I pressed, muted the Skype feed. I'm looking at my waveform on my recorded file and it made it onto the podcast version.

Sorry. Sorry. Sorry. All right.

Do you want to thank some executive producers here? I would love to. Executive producers. That's right, folks.

You can become a producer of the show because we are value for value. The value for value proposition is simple. If you get any value from this show, you have the opportunity or possibly the responsibility to put some value back in it because we take absolutely zero money and influence from corporations, commies or cartels. We do not receive any support from the corporate advertising system or sponsorship system.

And that's the way it has to be. We are living in the future, folks. No longer can we trust that the corporate incentives put on pieces of media for podcasting or for advertising purposes does not influence anything, even if it's, you know, subconscious, the desire to say brand friendly to keep the money flowing is very strong. So we don't take any corporate money whatsoever.

Instead, we're on the Valley for Valley model, which is a revolution. And it's not just a revolution for this piece of media, but it's a revolution for each and every one of us to take responsibility. For what media we want to perpetuate and which media we do not want to perpetuate. So you can become a producer, become a producer at Canary Cry dot support, but you can also produce the show with your time or your talent, time, talent, treasure, baby, get involved, no matter what you do.

But the executive producers are producers who come in for a hundred bucks or more per individual episode. And that's why we want to thank them here at the top. You ready, guys? Yes, sir.

OK, we're starting out with the one, the only executive producer, Sir Alex protocol, V2, not of the brain protocol coming in. There he is. A hundred bucks and 33 cents, of course. And no, nobody comes in with 235 episodes in a row.

And yeah, straight delicious. Specifically a 31 episode executive producer. I added executive master show is still right there. Two more episodes, two more episodes.

All it takes. Thank you very much, executive producer, Sir Alex, or the two now to the brain protocol. Where'd you find this? Thank you, sir.

Sir Sir Alex. Sir, you have the canary cry round table. That yes, I do. OK, I need to check to see if this person is a night.

OK, it feels like they must be, but I cannot have every single night. Memorizing your robot brain. I probably have. Right.

Good. So today we have executive producer, Pizza Rat. Pizza Rat. Is that the name you want me to look up?

Yeah, see if we see the night pizza rat. Oh, pizza rat. Oh, I think it's a Peter rat. I was like, what is Peter at?

Pizza Rat. I do not believe pizza rat. At least is not on the list. I kind of have some memory of him.

I really like to. A night, but maybe we're just in the chat. So if he's in the chat, he should tell us right now if he's been knighted. So but Pizza Rat comes in.

He actually came in twice as executive producer, a nice round number. So we're not going to disclose the amount. If I don't know if he meant to do it or not, because he came in on once on both of the payment platforms, if you didn't mean to come in twice, Mr. Pizza Rat, let us know.

We'll be happy to correct that for you. But he comes in with a note and he says, this producer ship is due to the fact that I received two supply drops. It's probably because I had to replace my debit card a couple times this year. So I resigned up each time.

So I'm sure my address being on the list twice was just an oversight. Yes, the ongoing ramifications of my big spreadsheet. Whoopsie continues actually the way that I feel that I have not been producing is art. As I am on the T-shirt council and the supply drop.

So this is what I propose for the next six weeks starting next week. I intend to draw something once a week for six weeks at the end of that run. I expect to be demooched. Whoa, it's setting up high bar for demooching.

That's interesting. You know, he's obviously been demooched already. Or maybe he was producing before demooched even existed. That's possible.

But yes, OK, sounds good. I am ready for this challenge, Pizza Rat. We'll keep an eye out for one piece of art from you every week for six weeks. And anybody can do this by going to canarycry.art.

That's a URL. Go upload your art there. Goes on our spreadsheet so we can track it. But thank you so much, Pizza Rat.

We are we appreciate the challenge. I like the I like the producer setting their own. Yes, publicly. That's how it should be.

Yeah, you set your own bar. Yeah, you set your own your set your own challenge. You know, he's pushing himself. He's doing art.

You know, doing art for the show is especially interesting because we've had many producers served up named Ali who have produced hundreds of pieces of art for the show. And you can see like the incredible improvement that comes to a talent when you practice it three times a week or whatever. Yeah. Yeah.

So any who there you go, Pizza Rat challenge accepted. I like this. I encourage anybody, whatever the challenge might be. Maybe you want to do jingles.

Maybe you want to do a stand up comedy. Maybe you want to leave that jokes. You know, even pre show prayers, you know, if you want to challenge yourself to leave, you know, six weeks of pre show prayers or something. These are all good things.

I encourage this. And yeah, I want to see what other challenges producers give themselves. Yeah, it's good call. Thank you very much, executive producer, Pizza Rat.

Where'd you find this? OK, that's not all guns. We have another executive producer. You know her, you love her.

She comes in safe show often. And this is executive producer Christine S. Christine S. Thank you so much.

She's an S. Thank you very much, executive producer, Christine S. Coming in with a nice round number. And for those who don't know, when you produce the show with your treasure, if you send in a nice round number, that's you telling us that you prefer we don't disclose the amount.

If you don't mind us disclosing the amount, you know, make it some sort of funky number. People throw in 33 cents or 77, one, two, three, four, you know, make it some sort of signaling number and we'll read the amount on the air. Thank you very much, executive producer, Christine S. Women, where'd you find this?

It's good to hear from Christine S. We yeah, it is, of course, always. All right. Thank you to all of our executive producers.

We'll have to thank some more producers later on in the show. But remember, you can produce with your time, your talent or your treasure. Go to canarycry.support for more and at canarycry.support. If you scroll down to the bottom of that page, you'll see a form and that form is for, you know, time and talent.

If you perhaps happen to be some sort of developer or game guy or tech person who wants to help us develop out the canarycry new world or fantasy league game, go fill out that form, let us know. Or you could just send us an email at canarycryradio.com We Sleeping on the day. That's right, folks. Now for the Flippy update, Flippy is our colloquial name for the disembodied robot arms that are taking our jobs and slaving our children and flirting with our spouses.

We use talking about Flippy as a way to explore all the new, fun and exciting ways the robots are taking over the world. And now there's nothing we can do about it. Today's Flippy update is coming from HEXTER.IO. HEXTER.

We got some hacksaws around here at HEXTER.IO, the headline, a six DOF robotic claw game. Now, for those who might be new to the robotic arm critique game here, the Flippy update, six DOF means six degrees of freedom robotic claw game. So six degrees of freedom generally means a robotic arm that has at least three elbows. I was going to say, well, how many is how many degrees of freedom does the human arm have?

I think two. Because you got your shoulder and wrist and you got your shoulder elbow. The wrist doesn't count. Maybe does.

Maybe it's three. Yeah. So six degrees of freedom means that there's six points at which the arm moves. This is not that important.

But here's the story. Claw games are a staple of arcades, pizza parlors, and anywhere where kids and or adults want to try their luck to win. I physically stuffed prizes. Normally this involves a game tree system and simple control setup.

But as Arielle Mela shows, it's also possible to create a claw game using a six degrees of freedom robot arm. So we all know these claw games and usually the claw is suspended from sort of a rafter system, a moving rafter system up the ceiling of the game and you got the claw that's on a cable and the claw drops down, fails to pick up anything inevitably and comes back up, right? So that's the first one. That's the nostalgic version.

Gone. So have you ever won one of those? One hundred percent. Yes.

One hundred percent of clock. No, no, no, no. That's amazing. What are you doing here?

Well, there was a bowling alley. I must have been in high school. Something was messed up with the arm, the machine, and I just kept winning stuffed animals. They had to give me a trash bag because I kept a I think I had like 20 of them.

So I started handing it out to kids that were there. That's pretty impressive. Yeah, I don't think it was me. I think something was I was probably 14, 15, something like that.

Yeah. Yeah. Yeah. But I think I think something was wrong with the machine and I just happened to be there and you know, happen to have like five bucks.

It was a quarterback then. I mean, something was right with them. Because obviously, as everybody knows, these claw machines are like purposefully sabotaging. Yeah, they're like, they never, they have really loose grip and they're not great at aiming and stuff like that.

Chate GPT is telling me that there is seven degrees of freedom in the human arm, shoulder, shoulder joints or I'm sorry, shoulder, shoulder, girdle, shoulder joint elbow joint forearm and each. So shoulder girdle is two, shoulder joint three elbow, one, four arm one. So shoulder, girdle, that's, that's a questionable. Chate GPT, man.

I don't know. Maybe he's just set in standard for the robot arm that he will be the mind. That's what lets you like roll your shoulders, your, your shoulder blade, kind of moving around. Okay, whatever you say, chat you.

Anyways, back to the article here. One might argue a SCARA could do the job, but in this case, the setup was meant as a technology demonstrator for the VM smart machine software platform. Here, a VM server is set up on a Raspberry Pi single board computer, which is tasked with overall control of the machine human machine interface. HMI is provided by a tablet that enables users to move the claw around in an attempt to grab promotional foam.

Human machine interface, like a remote control. Like why, why are they calling it a human machine interface? That's kind of interesting. They're just being cool because it's HACSTER.io.

Now, here's the interesting thing. They're doing this to show off this arm and more specifically the software controlling the arm. And you'd think, you know, if you're trying to, I mean, you could see in the meeting, they'd be like, look, we'll make a claw game because those claw games are like sort of purposefully bad. And it's, you know, makes the robotic claw look weak in lame.

But if we want to show how cool and great our robotic arm is, we'll make a game that they can win every time because our arm is strong and our controls are good. And you know, this will show the world that our robotic arm is the best. Well, as it says here, the robot, the robot is outfitted with an arcade style claw closed, closed via a Raspberry Pi GPI open relay, lots of technical stuff here. Yeah, HACSTER.

As seen in the video below, like most claw games, the gripping action appears less than perfectly effective. Why? It's always the three prong that that was confusing to me, like why just three? And even I've seen some four, four clawed ones and they're just as bad.

They want you to fail for fun guns. I mean, honestly, this is related, I'm not going to go deep into this, but this is related to gambling addiction. A lot of people think I've said it before. A lot of people think that gambling addiction is they are addicted to winning.

No, no, no, they're not addicted to winning. They're addicted to losing. So the act of losing is what gives you the compulsion to gamble again. And same thing with these claw games.