We Got AI Writing Code but Still No Flying Cars

We were promised flying cars by now… and instead we've got AI writing code, $4 diesel, and kids running 3D-printing businesses out of their bedrooms. Something about that math feels off. 🤦‍♂️ Keith and Clay bounce from futuristic tech to old-school chaos in the way only TexTenn can. One minute they're talking about AI evolving so fast it's basically coding its own upgrades. The next minute they're debating why Back to the Future lied to us about hoverboards, why every kid today has a name like Bird or Braylon, and how a middle schooler casually making $1,200 selling 3D-printed parts is apparently normal now. Meanwhile Clay's out here trying to imagine autonomous trucks squeezing trailers through tight gates while Keith just wants someone, anyone, to finally invent a flying car already. 😂 Throw in RC cars hitting 56 mph, weird political moments, Alaska float plane stories that feel like riding in your granddad's pickup… and the whole conversation goes exactly where you'd expect: everywhere. 🔥 What we get into this episode… Rapid advances in AI and self-coding technology Autonomous vehicles and the future of driverless trucks The disappointment of still not having flying cars or hoverboards Graham's 3D-printing side business and early entrepreneurship High-speed RC cars and modern hobby tech Political news and Trump's visit to Corpus Christi Iran conflict and the impact on gas prices Story about flying in an old Alaska float plane Generational shift in popular baby names Childhood nicknames and growing up with unusual names Fair warning: this conversation goes off the rails fast. So buckle up and let's get started!