Oh, God. Oh, no, no, no. I feel like I don't have enough light. You have enough light.
It's just that you're glasses are so big that it's a little bit more stuff. You're ass. So now, you're not that. Okay, now you don't have enough light.
I'm sorry, man. I'm sorry, I'm sorry. What up, McKenna? I broke it.
I knew it. What's up, McKenna? I knew it. I knew he broke it.
I knew it. Wow. What's up, Ken? I'm McKenna says, rainy day.
Yeah, Marcus. That's funny as fuck Marcus. Marcus with the, what up Ken? Marcus with the Miami.
Hey, since, hey, since. He's talking with the Miami. He left. He left.
He was supposed to leave here with that 5.30. So I get a text and like eight something. Talking about, yeah, I just named it. I'm like, bruh.
I'm like, he's making like weather, man. He's like supposed to rain the whole weekend. I'm like, oh. Hey, man.
Wait, wait, wait, wait, wait. Is it one of those rains? That rain for a couple of hours and then it stops and it gets like super, super hot. Because that happens a lot in tropical environments, right?
Sure. But by the way, he was talking. He looked at the radar and he said, it doesn't look good. Damn it.
Damn it. That's crazy. Oh, 10 inches in Miami. Whoa.
Hey, buddy. And by contrast, it is absolutely gorgeous. I was like, what's up? I'm like, what's up?
I'm like, what's up? I'm like, what's up? I'm like, what's up? I'm like, what's up?
I'm like, what's up? Oh, no Shit. You know it is its absolutely gorgeous. I was about.
I said he's beautiful. I said, I'm so mad that. He said tropical cyclone. That was I said, possibly tropical cyclone.
Yo, you never want to. You never want to hit or bark whatsoever. But you went over. So it's just not a thing.
I'm like, Oh, shit, that's funny, Miami. I eat. Sometimes it is so nice here in my land today that as soon as the show's over, I'm going to grab my phone and I'm going to shout out and I'm going to watch the battles outside. I'm gonna watch you ultimate madness outside.
You know what I'm saying? Like seriously, like sitting on a park bench, some guy, damn way. Like it's too damn nice out there. Too damn nice.
Also, I'm gonna have to probably, I'm definitely gonna cut the back line tomorrow. I'm not gonna shit the dude tomorrow. So I'm ready to get up early and not all that shit out. What?
That was me. All right, cool. This still don't feel like enough. Like I don't feel like putting the other leg up.
That's as bright as that one's gonna get. And as close as I can get it. It is broken. I can set, I had a visit for 10 days.
I'm Jones in the plate disc golf. Wow. Just get set. I'll put a picture of the radar in Reaper and I'll still be outside.
Okay. Nah. Yeah. It is.
I don't use that hand. I'm gonna find this gourd. Yeah. I'm gonna go with this.
You don't know what this gourd is? No, no idea. Ah, here we go. Yeah, I'm about to, I'm gonna peep that too.
Bang. Bang. Bang, bang, bang. All right.
I'm about to teach you, religion. Oh damn. Damn. Damn.
Yikes. What? The entire, what's the entire? Oh, jeez.
Yo, this. Nah, be. That's, that's special. That's disturbing.
Yeah. The hell? And Miami is at the base. Jeez, man.
Oh, God. I guess that this is a baby stone. That way you used to it. Yeah, that ain't a baby stone over here.
Marcus went to Miami to go to Miami. He paid for some water, which Marcus? Marcus Marcus or when he went to the other, um, there's only one Marcus. Oh, that's the same Marcus.
Okay. Yeah. What I said, what's up, Sandy? I just talked to him a couple of days ago because he wanted to talk about that strange thing.
Right? I'm like, all right. Yeah, bet. We do this in the inbox because I'm sure there's no people that haven't seen it yet.
Right. So he said this is a typical summer snow. So why me so send you? Are you still going to Daytona?
Because this look, it looks annoying. It's what it's annoying. Yeah. It's annoying.
It's annoying. Yeah. It does. Oh, yeah.
It's going to be all day. Look, you see, it's a couple of little storms front starting up there by Charlotte. I'm at Richmond. I want to come out and join.
No, like the way this looks, all that shit is about to go south. It ain't even going to touch land or what you're going to find out. Damn. Yo, hell yeah.
That's not even going to touch that. It's not even going to touch. Yo, shit, yo, shit's about to go south. That's funny.
I'm saying it's not going to be raining. It's not crunching and windshowing. No, I get that. But he, where are you saying there's an outside pool?
He's playing on taking advantage of that the entire weekend. Yo, he can snowball side and get wet. He's the one side and get wet. What's the other thing?
What's the other thing? It's stupid. Oh, man, that sucks. That's what we get to try to hide it.
Oh, what? He didn't let you know. This nigga told me, this nigga told me Wednesday. This nigga told me Wednesday.
Oh, yeah, I'm going to Miami Friday. The fuck? That's how you do it. You tell them all the fuckers like before they give you anything.
I don't know if they've done something about it. He's going down there with a friend that he met when we were down there the first time. Oh, yeah. I'm not going.
There's no reason for me to hear it. He said she got some such on a day too. Good job. It's good job.
We can all have Floridians. It is absolute. No. It is gorgeous outside.
It really is. And, you know, I think the holiday will be 84. Something like that. But I ain't really mad at that.
You know, I don't think it's going to be super humid or anything. What's up, Vermin? You know, I think it's going to be pretty dope. You know what I'm saying?
Like that's just, that's not, you know, you need that. You know what I'm saying? You need that. We needed this.
We got a lot of rain last couple days, which is good for the bloom. Got a few blooms, but it's also good for the lawn to get longer. Sorry about that. Cut that.
But this right here, please, please. Yeah. It's always lovely. Again, it says, ocean and lightning isn't as bad as a pool.
Like, nah, you write about that. No. I ain't about that. Ain't nobody got time for that.
Unless you get superpowers out of it. It ain't really, not really something. Try to deal with right there. Right.
It does not. Depending on what you're doing, Paul, that's true too. That's true too. Yeah.
It's a couple. That could go wrong. A lot of ways. Terribly.
Terribly. Terribly. Terribly. Terribly.
It's crazy. But, you know, I'm definitely going to be taking advantage of this weather today, after the show. It just so happens that typically right roughly around the time only to be in the show. Yeah.
That's what URL has a little bit better with whatever. I'm not watching that in the house show. That's a lot of hours. You're watching these niggas battle.
No, no, McKinnon. Not high 90s and raining. Despite the sort of, yo, that's crazy talk. That's disgusting.
It really is. I've read something the other day about just a heat index. Hmm. Oh, no, it's going to happen.
You know how to go? It's coming. They got birds. They got birds.
It's going to be sky. Oh. From the heat. It's bad.
It's bad. All I ask is this. From my fellow, just regular apes walking the planet, right? And I say, regular, I mean, not the ones of you that own these multibillion alicopies.
No, I'm talking about fellow apes. They have to work a nine or five or I'll hit chase in the dream to get the bag so they don't have to work on anymore. If and when the day comes over, it's not bad. It's not bad.
If and when the day ever comes when the climate gets intolerable and we know that there's nothing we can do about it. There's no time we can do about it. I'm just saying do our very best to not do lateral rage against your fellow regular ape because we know people that's responsible, cool. When they were told, hey, yo, that's that Flora Collins?
Got a good look. Hey, yo, all the shit right here. Got a good look. We know the people who were responsible for not giving the fuck and choosing money over whether or not it's not as hospitable to us.
All I'm saying is before we go into that great dark, we kick some ass. That's all I'm saying. We bum rush those gates and those palaces. You know, they buy all that land.
They try to keep that separate. We just don't have to. I understand the sentiment. I appreciate it.
Look, it sounds good. You look good. I don't think it's going to work that way. I just don't think that's the way it's going to happen.
I got to put the plea out there because, oh no, with you, because see these signals, right? All these people know you brother. These signals, they go up. They take a little while, but they go up and out.
These radio signals, you know, they go up and out. I want for theirs any sort of intelligent life that comes by after we're gone, right? I want them to know that it was some of us that really knew who the problem was and was like, yo, employing the rest of us. We got to beat their ass before we leave before we leave before they leave before they leave when they leave on the rocket ships.
They go to the King of Mars. So what the hell is that? We got to kick their asses. We remember saying we would not go quietly tonight.
We're going to live on. Okay. That's it. I need it.
That's the plan. That's the plan. That's the plan. It's our independence.
Listen, just for such a broken. Yeah. Right. What's happening over there, India is right now.
It's coming. See, this same stupid, this same stupid-ass mentality that thinks that because it's just happening over there, it won't happen over here. It's the same stupid-ass mentality that thought that winning mask and having precautions for COVID should be a state right there. Because you all know, there's a magical force field in between states that prevented diseases from hopping across state lines, right?
You all know that? Yeah, absolutely. You know that? You know that?
What's up, Fable? You know that? That's same as Mavo. This is one goddamn planet.
One actually tiny ass planet in the unforgiving, uncaring, you know what I'm saying? This is what we got. This is it. This is it.
And you're already bishnackin' complain about the less than 1% in the national budget to fund space travel. Y'all already bishnackin' complainin' about it? How come we get into that? Y'all bishnackin' complain over less than 1%.
So you didn't put the money into the research, they're gonna possibly gave us an exit. Like, we fuck out, we makin'... Nope. So this is all we got right here.
This is it. And unfortunately, we are stuck with each other. We are stuck with each other. This is it.
And there's a certain segment of our population, very small segment, powerful, and resource heavy. That didn't seem to care. He didn't care no matter what the scientist said. He didn't care.
No matter all, some of these same groups went out and had studies done to try to disprove with the other scientists were saying, and you know what the other scientists came out back saying? Like, nah, we, y'all working with the same data. Y'all working with the same data, right? This is what it is.
So they played the game. They played the game because they prioritized making the money. Gotta get that guap. Gotta get that cake.
Gotta secure the bag. Even though they already secured the bag many times over, right? They had to do that. And we sat around them partying.
And then those of us that was serious about it couldn't get no real traction because we was running around here. Come and ask us what we were supposed to do. What? What?
Personal baseball? No! That's what you showed them. That's what you showed them.
That's what they were saying. That's what you're saying. Look, you are not qualified. In this world.
Yes, you are. You are so qualified. You're over qualified. Oh, God!
That's amazing. All I can tell you is, I no longer want to hear the question, is this what we are? Because whatever lofty aspirations that you have about what we are as a species, that's cool. But what's that shit that Batman's girlfriend said in that first Batman begins moving?
It's not what you are that matters. It's what you do that defines you. What you do. So, yeah, it sounds good.
Talk about how we are just, and we do all the movies and the TV shows about how we always come through at the end. We always make the right show. Yeah, I was about to say. Let me make this distinction.
We are great. We are absolutely great. I'm making a mess. Here's the issue.
No, make sure that's true. That is also true. That is also true. Here's the issues.
We made that up. We defined that. Yeah. So, yeah.
We're great. But that whole thing about doing the right thing at the end? No. No.
That's the monster before us. It's the monster before us. I feel like what made it even worse was the level of technology that we wound up reaching to. Because, you know, I love the tech.
But at the same time, I see the abuse of it and how we spread narratives and how we convince each other that shit is true. Most of the time, it has nothing to do with anybody showing any evidence or anything. In these day times, it's literally the loudest people on social media who can get their message across. And most is the ones that capture the narrative.
They capture it. And the vast majority of other people will not fact check it. Or they will only go to sources that they failed and already agree with them. Because that's what they're looking for.
They're not looking to see if that shit is actually true. They're looking for confirmation of what they already believe. And it's killing you. It's fucking killing you.
It's killing you. It's killing you. And I think that like it's sad to see because some people say it could have been different. I don't believe it could have been.
I think the margin for when it could have been was so far back. There by the time we got to it, no, no, because I'm a dumbass. I should not have dated to predict a lot of these behaviors and trends. I'm a dumbass.
So, no. Just so y'all know, at a certain temperature, air condition can help you no more. At a certain temperature, the core technology, sorry to break that. I mean, I just fact, yeah, there's no way around that one.
Yeah, like just so, you know, so anybody thinking, well, I'm going to say it. I was just saying, the luck with that. But you know what? On the bright side, though, right?
That Alaska, Alaska. Like heat death, right? Yes. But places like Alaska, they might become the lit.
Like, honestly, you might become a tropical. I mean, that's it might become lit. You know what I mean? Like, yeah, that's not really, that's not really helpful.
Yeah, I mean, that's not really helpful. Yeah. That's not really helpful. Let's make you feel any better.
Yeah, go 50 million people. Nah, be... This is not gonna happen. Yeah, I just don't.
Hey, man, you hold on. Stop here. Yep. Yo, stop here my people.
Actually, wait, no. Yeah, I don't know how much of this is actually lame. Well, just ice. Plus I can't get permission to go there.
That's true. No, we got dark food over there. Listen, listen, we don't have to storm him. Yo, shout out to him and wrestle for that.
The dark food. Yo, no, because we got to storm him. Because then if he sends the nukes, it don't matter. We're not there anymore.
But first we went to storm him. How? Remember when I said we need to be double these people? No, I still agree.
That's not what happened. But we need to storm him. I'm well aware of how futile a plan is. And article, y'all.
Although I'm not sure how much that is. Yeah, I don't know how much it is. No, but you didn't realize? That people here on this planet, we prefer our polar capture note to be like a market.
Like a market. Like a market to be known. But again, the feasibility of that only, it hinges on how much actual land is there. That's true.
But I'm just saying, but we prefer, we prefer freshwater. And I was, yeah, no, again, I get that. But if there's no land. I'm just saying, I'm just saying, it's not a good land.
Facts, right? I mean, like, 100 miles of equators. Yeah, yeah, because that's going to be crazy. Like 50 to 100 years from now, that's going to be it.
You're going to look crazy. I'm going to have to go straight and go out. What? What's up?
Are you getting into the 1990s? Why would we go towards the heat? And here is another great reason for mortality, right? Oh, wait, only because of who we are.
Yeah. And also, and also, truthfully, because of what Earth is, just the reality. So humans have been homosapiens for how long y'all would say between 300 and 100 miles of miles of miles. I don't think it would have mattered.
Because Earth has already gone through five mass extinctions before we even hear. So this is the nature of this planet. It's just that we sped it up with a bullsh**. Yeah, but that's what I'm saying.
That's my point. If we got smarter faster, then we wouldn't have sped it up as much as we had. Right. But then we went down.
But that's why I said mortality still works because even if it had been longer, it was going to get there anyway. So imagine you've got more. Not if we fail somewhere else. If we've been smarter faster and done the things that we could have potentially done.
Are you thinking about how stupid we are and how far we've gotten? Yeah, that's true. That's crazy. But then too, we also think about who we're comparing it to.
I would have liked the stupid people to get cold. Yeah. In that system? Yeah, facts.
I mean, get them the f**k out of here. I'm just saying, you're talking about particles. Get them that system. We'd be much better off.
Because again, the problem is, stupid people in this system, rather people want to realize it or not, can gain a lot of wealth. We see them. We see it. Like, you don't have to go too far either.
Like, you can just stay in the culture of hip hop. You can see stupid people attain a lot of wealth. And the power with that comes with that wealth and resources to change other people's lives and shit like that. That's substantial.
You know what I'm saying? That's all absolutely. You know, I don't know, man. I just feel like, within 50,000 years, I know that I'm not going to be here.
And I'm sure this is the part I'm actually happy about that. Okay. I don't want to be, what the f**k? No, obviously, I'm just saying, you're saying like, right?
You know, that would mean that my 5,000 year journal journey is up. Like, I'm out here. The rest of y'all stay with that bullshit. Yeah, I can stay with that shit.
Fuck that. Now, like you said, have we been smarter sooner? Like, hey, the dark ages only been one year. No, the dark ages.
Or what if it just didn't happen? What if it started? That's not what I was like, no, f**k stupid shit. Yeah, what are you doing?
What are you doing? You're saying like, we'd had that extra time. You know what I'm saying? We could have been out of here.
We could have found something. We could surely have some place. Now, I'm imagining a scenario where we're going to sign an enlightenment happened before the dark ages started in our timeline. Yeah.
Yeah. Y'all would have got to be lit. Yeah. Yeah.
And the thing is, though, not at least the other conversation. So when we went ahead, probably the climate change they wouldn't have in this fact, we went to sped up, which means we'd have more time, but we also had more tech and more intelligence on how to use it possibly. This is all possible. We could have possibly slowed it down.
That too. We could have actually made it to a type 1, type 1.5 on a partisan scale civilization. But my thing is, so say the inevitable does happen. And we couldn't do anything.
We could only smoke. We couldn't stop it. It's just a nature of how the planet works and part of the galaxy began and how far we are from the sun and all of that shit, right? So we did decide about this so big deal, because we can just go to another planet.
Yo, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no. In my scenario, that's not how it happens. It was happening, isn't it? In my scenario, at the point, when I talk about enlightenment, I'm talking about a modern day enlightenment happening way back before the end of my life.
I'm with you. So there would have been, in my scenario, a group of people sequestered to specifically worry about finding habitable locations. From the beginning, not what's the issue. No, from the beginning.
From the point of, all right, we know that we're about to slow down this climate issue. We project. All right, we need to do this now. Hey, you, you, you, you.
Okay, whatever y'all want, make this happen. We need a escape hatch. All right, make this happen now. Make this happen and hopefully, because again, there's still no way to know.
Hopefully, by the time they actually found a place even close, right, we would know we're needing it. Yeah, yeah. Yeah, I did. But then, but also how they find it.
So if they, because if they find it via actual space flight or through some means we have here on Earth with satellites and sending out stuff like that, there's still got to be that first wave of people to touch down on that planet. Absolutely. And you know how I got that? That's the whole thing.
Let's say it's a murder. Let's say, and look, don't be shit, problem with paradise worlds is that they would be breathable. Then they're right up as we want it. We'd be vegetation there.
That also be a whole different breed of animal and bug that we don't have clue one about. So you see something you're not able to do. That's what happened at the end of fucking, don't look up. Yes.
Yes. Exactly. That's exactly what happened, yo. That's funny.
It would be him. It would be a version of him. That's not evil. It would be a version of him that's not evil.
When he keeps that, what's up, Greg? It would be a version of him that's not evil. That keeps telling, like, you know, not like, remember in the movie when he first met the president, he was like, and she was like, how are you coming out of it, dad? Yeah, yeah.
He was like, you get killed by some type of, something, I don't even know what that is. But that's what happens. Like, it would be him, but not evil. Yeah.
So he would have, we would have some way, by the time we decided that it made sense to actually physically touch down. But here we are, here we are. Here we are. By the time we had, we deemed it necessary, not even necessary, but if I'm deemed feasible to actually touch down, we wouldn't be going bear skin.
We would still have some type of protection, just, it would just be to whatever our knowledge is. Right. And it still might fail, but it would give us a better chance. Yeah.
Just going down there without to learn some shit. Because then my focus went down there. It's breathable. So what?
You do not walk out there without your god damn suit. Listen, we talking suits. I'm not talking the Neil Armstrong suit. No.
I'm talking Iron Man. Yeah. Because this is big. This effectively, the only way that this works out, is if there's a one-world nation.
Yeah. Oh, yeah. No. That's the only way this works.
That's the fact. And look, they didn't demonize the idea of it. All these years, and all these first years, and all these first years, and all these. They didn't demonize the idea of it.
But I don't see how that works, how we can accomplish that type of thing. Right. That's out there being some sort of governance that basically coordinates efforts as a species. So I think that's part of the whole Fermi Paradox Great Filter thing, too.
Because maybe it's a thing of creatures, some of us maybe not in genetic makeup, but mindset and nature. In order for the develop. What up, what up, what up, Jay? What's going on, bro?
Like maybe we have to be in these sort of tribal, clan type societies in order to get to a certain point. And maybe that's the thing that prevents us from going further. So I don't believe in my scenario, it started as a one world nation. Right.
No, no, I don't believe that. I think that once the culling starts, you realize everybody, like my tribe and Gittra, and we're both doing the same thing, and we have to come across each other and realize that we're both doing the same thing. All right, hold on. Clearly we have some type of commonality.
We should probably team up. All right, boom. And then we find another tribe. I think I think like that.
I think yes, we absolutely have to start off with the tribalism. I think that's absolutely one hundred percent. I think that's part of the, I think that's just, I think one of us to be that species, right? Like to accomplish a lot of things that we did now.
And unfortunately, we are motivated by so much fear. That fear that motivates us. Here's the thing, the fear would still be there. It just wouldn't be fear of fellow men.
This is a very smarter, did you see this movie? That's because we did not watch it. Yeah, like hospitable can still be. That's really good.
That's really good. But the fear would come from the intelligence. It wouldn't come from the, we wouldn't have the issue of America versus Russia and Sputnik and all that shit. We wouldn't have that.
But we wouldn't have, okay, we're aware of what has happened so far. We know things, we know, we know Ice Age, we know meteors. We expect heat. All right, we have these issues.
All right, we need a force field. Yeah. You guys work with the force field. This is all that you do.
Ever. That's it. When you have children, you train them up. They work on this force field.
Listen, this is a decision motivation to get it done. So you can do other things. Like this is all you get to work on. What we're talking about, the culling, it puts me in mind of SPJs.
Press. Like listen, listen, listen. But instead of this is survival of a little fittest, it's about a little smarter. You text.
Here's the other thing, the rule. Do no harm. Meaning if you're dumb or not, not necessarily dumb, but not quite as talented and then tell them, but you are useful. Yeah.
Oh, absolutely. We need that. We still need, uh, rope work. Yes.
We still need work that can be learned just by watching and doing it. Yeah. We still need that. We still need that.
We still need that. So absolutely, you wouldn't have to be the smartest of the smartest, but you can't be actively dumb. And you can't be destructively dumb. Right.
You know what I'm saying? Like, we don't, we don't. Because they're going to be some smarter people that get killed in the culling. Yeah, facts.
Because they're just smart enough to be dangerous. Facts. We're not doing, see, I deal with that all day. We're, I know you.
I know you. It's quite a few employees that are on our, our umbrella of our company that know, she has the nothing about computers to be dangerous as far. I have yet to see this assessment. That's definitely next to my list, raise my list.
Oh, yeah. Because I heard about it a little while ago. And I didn't realize that it was even available. So yeah, I got to check that out.
Oh, now for you, think we're talking about a hypothetical. Yeah, we saw this. Yeah, they would not have a choice. Yeah, it's a good idea.
No, we would, by the time we ran into those tribes, we would have absolute power and they would bow and I will. We'd be like, f**k. That's a noise. Yeah, like, no, that would not be an option.
Resistance to Stute's. Yeah, like, I'm coming through. Right. Right.
Those of you, those of you who feel like you want to be right, you come with us. Those of you who want to be loyal, you die. No, here's the thing about that though. And it's scary because, like I said, I know the type of person I was, as a younger person.
So I probably fit the category of, he's smart enough to be dangerous. Here's the thing. We're not talking about this though. In this hypothetical, we would be more ideal versions, not ideal versions, but the more ideal versions of ourselves.
Oh, so here's the thing, right? Something that, um, they're great. Says all the time, and it literally became one of the core themes of our overall story arc in the comic room. The question in all realities both true and false.
So what if something, the, this world that we are creating, speculating going now, what if somewhere in the world of reality? Oh, yeah. What the form of reality? Yo.
In some, in some f**king omniversal hub sub structure of the omniverse, there is a version of very fair. Exactly. Happen. Exact, it's a police.
Idealistically, it has to because we're speaking of it, right? That's, see, that's great point of view right there. Like when we even would be writing the comic book, and sometimes it feels like for us that we're not writing as much as we telling it. Right.
Like we're retelling it and shit. Right. That's actually scary though. That's terrible because we're literally, we're literally writing.
Also, that also kind of gets a little bit of hope because what if they find us? And they realize like, that's dangerous. No, no, no, no, no, that's dangerous for the planet. It's dangerous for humans in general.
What if they find us and be like, okay, because you mentioned time in your hypothetical earlier. Time wouldn't be as much of an issue for them. No, it wouldn't. It wouldn't be because they're traveling here.
Okay. We're going to look. We're going to scan. You guys, you failed.
Collectively. You have f**ked this up so bad. Yo, remember, they said 50 to 100 years. They were coming here and they were like, yo, you f**king this up so bad.
They're 10 years from now. Like, wait, hold on, what? So this is what we're going to do. Most of you are going to die.