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Mar 16, 2026 1 hr 3 min

Things are changing or have they already changed!

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We discussed briefly about things that have changed or are already changing. Speak on how it was just only a few years ago when things were more normal. Chapters (00:00:03) - The Secret to Dating Your Parents (00:00:30) - Fuel prices already going up (00:06:24) - Sen. Cory Booker on Gas Prices (00:09:09) - Farmers talk about gas prices (00:13:58) - Mower Salesmen: Prices go up (00:17:51) - Laying Block on a Homestead (00:20:01) - China's T800AI Robot (00:21:46) - Are We Ready for AI to Take Jobs From People? (00:26:07) - Hacking Is In the Cold War With AI (00:28:23) - Will the Automotive Kiosk eliminate jobs? (00:33:39) - Part Store Employee on His Disdain for Customers (00:36:42) - Don't Tip Your Waiters (00:38:38) - "I don't like waiters and waitresses" (00:42:05) - "I Don't Do Dr. Pepper" (00:44:38) - A waitress's battle with memory impairment (00:47:23) - Can You Remember Who Used That Water Bottle? (00:52:47) - A Taco Bell customer's gift card (00:54:07) - The Dentist's Valentine's Day Card (00:55:27) - How To Ruin A CV Boot: Get the Bearing Out (00:58:53) - How To Do Your Spreader Rotor Boot (01:02:03) - Is AI Necessary For Buying A CV Boot?

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We discussed briefly about things that have changed or are already changing. Speak on how it was just only a few years ago when things were more normal.

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Things are changing or have they already changed!

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  1. 0:03 The Secret to Dating Your Parents
  2. 0:30 Fuel prices already going up
  3. 6:24 Sen. Cory Booker on Gas Prices
  4. 9:09 Farmers talk about gas prices
  5. 13:58 Mower Salesmen: Prices go up
  6. 17:51 Laying Block on a Homestead
  7. 20:01 China's T800AI Robot
  8. 21:46 Are We Ready for AI to Take Jobs From People?
  9. 26:07 Hacking Is In the Cold War With AI
  10. 28:23 Will the Automotive Kiosk eliminate jobs?
  11. 33:39 Part Store Employee on His Disdain for Customers
  12. 36:42 Don't Tip Your Waiters
  13. 38:38 "I don't like waiters and waitresses"
  14. 42:05 "I Don't Do Dr. Pepper"
  15. 44:38 A waitress's battle with memory impairment
  16. 47:23 Can You Remember Who Used That Water Bottle?
  17. 52:47 A Taco Bell customer's gift card
  18. 54:07 The Dentist's Valentine's Day Card
  19. 55:27 How To Ruin A CV Boot: Get the Bearing Out
  20. 58:53 How To Do Your Spreader Rotor Boot
  21. 1:02:03 Is AI Necessary For Buying A CV Boot?

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