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Hey, it's came commander today, your daily podcast to keep you up to date with all things digital and beyond. And i'd love to have you be a part of our podcast. You can make you an appointment to speak with me just to commanded a common on the top right. There's a butter says email can do that out and that's IT once the last time you want to shock each trees.

My ten. So i'm going to guess.

five years ago I ve been missing IT.

no, no, no, no, no. This is just personal opinion. This has detection of the company, but I think the pizza is disgusting and it's so expensive. The only thing I like to about trucking choses they give you that invisible stamp yeah and you wear with your child so that you know your kids can't kidnapped yeah that's a good thing. That's pretty much yet everything else is a no.

But what about munches make believe band?

What do they still have that I thought they can.

I read of those guys, that's the three one bringing that up. Okay, the end of this year, they say, that's IT for every chucky cheese my cheese make believe band is god.

We were talking about the animatronic robots that stand up there.

There's so freaky looking yeah I think we have a video of IT there is .

is ah yeah 哦。 Okay, get down now. We're going to have the video taken down for code right .

issues in terrific.

See all the animals. Have you ever been to the whole president?

Yes, yes, that's terrifying. yeah. But I underwater, they they really have like after ante with A A I as far as with the president and with disney, like it's going to be like where you can have like a full conversation with the president. They're creepy. They are more 了。

I don't want a able link to tell me where to get the best cheero in disney.

Where did that be something? But, you know, bands are interesting. You know, I always wanted to be, I always wanted to be a singer.

Yes, I did. I always want to be a singer. But as you know, I can sing.

Well, then we all can sing. You just can't sing. Well.

what kid Carry too? So, but I was going to name my ban nine hundred and ninety nine megabits.

Why would you name your ban nine hundred and ninety nine? Mega.

by so we could get one gig? Yeah, people love my job. So they stopped me on the street and they say, and they don't. However, can you be so entertaining?

No inception on the streets and no one asked for those jokes.

No um well, you know what? There are some people who actually appreciate my job, who's that I don't know, but got me. There's to be somebody.

There's massacres that are in all kinds of pain. Definitely enjoy. Listen to your jokes.

Yes, because it's chem commander today. It's front podcast, all things digital, and we don't have to beg him to subscribe anywhere you did IT. Yeah, we had one hundred .

thousands subscribers on the youtube channel over the weekend, and we say thank you. Now if you listen to the audio version, you not only of the podcast, you still can go over and subscribe. If you had to subscribe button when we drop new videos when we go live, you're get a notification is great.

But we hit one hundred thousand. We've been pushing so hard to last couple of weeks to get across that line and we did IT, but still drop a comment like the the videos when you watch them helps the algorithms. We can keep buildings so we can get two hundred thousand. But we're going to shut up.

We're not going to beg you yeah, we told them where we are going to give him a break for a little bit, just a little. But it's like fifty one. There are fifty one million youtube channel.

That's all, I would guess.

a lot more IT really depends who U. S. OK. Sometimes just one hundred and thirty four million, sometimes just thirty four million, sometimes just seventy five.

I mean, because I was trying to figure out like what that statute, so I found the the most reliable. This is reliable. But I would say that fifty one million youtube channels and point zero six percent ever reach one hundred thousand.

So when last time when you brought this up, someone at a party or get together, something told you IT was point zero two, yes, okay. But now we're like we're going to lean on point zero sick. Yes, it's still not a lot. No.

no matter what is this, what do you have come up?

The man and his brothers, they are set to go to trial. They're handling the trial a little bit different.

Lee.

what did the dissented make sense? Yes, a little bit. Ly, a little bit different.

You have to say different.

I didn't have to. You saw me. Do IT.

I went to the entire sentence. It's an adverb. You know how I know that? Oh, because when i'm in conversation with my husband, I would say, like different C A different please.

And do you have IT? yes. So then why do you think I would not feel the same way you do to me?

What he says to is that you are a public communicator, and I was to sound your best. So I was trying to help you. mr. Expensive, I will .

do story .

anerly. Well, we're going to be given away the iphone sixteen pro today. Today is over. So but you can still go to win from him, win from kim dcom, because we're going to be giving way .

of five hundred .

dollars mazing gift her. Did you notice? I win from kim dcom? alright. So here are some things that you need to know about. Like, for example, if you are using a health checker or do you wear health tracker fit bit.

is that a .

health tracker? Yes, OK kay, that you have to know that, that they're collected on your data. Guess what they're selling in? Yeah.

but I should have a lot of stuff. So i'm sure since I shed IT off, they're not collecting IT by the scenes and selling IT. No.

I shut IT off. Take you. Yeah for sure.

I went in the options before even put IT on. I turned off all those sliders only do the heart rate and the steps. And do you think that .

they're really not gonna w your debt?

I know they are. I actually they're .

going to be settle at to like no insurance companies, that's not good.

That's not good. All instead of you're showing me an ad that could affect .

real life stuff. Yes, yes, like Better get your but .

going those steps. So what I was recommendation .

that maybe you just have to use like a different name.

but it's all connected to your phone, which is then connected to .

all your account. You can't trick on.

You don't have to tell them your name.

it's true, but maybe you could get a get a burner count.

Sounds like a lot of works that I won't .

be doing and having the time and because it's all of the terms and conditions you read, i'm sure. No, yeah, kate, we all do. I got this thing three years ago.

I just finished the terms and conditions put IT on last week.

So what do you think about elan musk? I'm actually starting to like him a little bit. what? Yes, you of all people.

just no, he's smart guy is a great business man. He's very influential. He's annoying at some time.

I can be annoying .

the way he handles this personal life, one of my business.

but it's absurd. I don't know how many kids he's got to twelve.

thirteen kids like that. So why are you asking what do .

you think of you?

I think I just told you everything I think about.

well, he's over on x and the reason why I bring this up is I actually found this very comical. Okay, is that he has two hundred and five million followers on x.

Is that the most?

I think that might be OK and you know he's been talking about wasted taxpayer dollars and the bloated government.

He has gone very political.

very political, very political. And so now of course I think trump is going to be giving him an honest to goodness position .

no ah yeah and I .

mean the government department of government waste or something like that. And so elan musk is on x this is I think it's so comical calling out specific government programs that just totally waste money, but he's also calling out people and so like for example, uh, he wrote on an ex about Ashley Thomas SHE is the director of climate diversification. sure. We make sure the .

climate diverse can just have one climate all the time.

Kay SHE makes one hundred and seventy two thousand dollars year a good salary as the director of climate diversification.

So you want your fire. He is waste money.

He's just call in him out and that his followers are like responding to this with like, memes and everything. But this one I like is about actually somebody just went, sorry, actually, Thomas, the gravy trains over. I mean, that's a hell of a way to get know that you didn't required .

like someone on eggs tells you, yes.

exactly, exactly. Are you be traveling with the holidays? I am like .

taking a couple of .

PS be flying. I am okay. And then when you go to tsa pro, check, no, why not everybody has ta, but you don't have tsa project.

I don't travel enough. I've write twice year.

three times a men.

So you have to state on that line with all those people know a line. I was fly early OK. We said usually it's less crowded in the early mornings and and i'm i'm not diverse ed of standing in line. I know nothing about tsc pre check, but now you I saw the story this morning, you're to tell me at all doesn't work and the governments trying to tell you how to opt out of IT.

How do you know all that?

How do you know? Because I saw this own story, where on the internet, on redit.

I saw I reit that maybe you read IT in the newsletter.

H yeah. Then I saw in the newsletter such a liar described the news letter.

Well, I actually told everybody about this back, and I looked at at may twenty, twenty three k, that when you go through the tsa precor check, rather the tsa check, is that they say, know that you have to put your face in and then they scared your boarding passions and says.

whether not geo, you know, that's totally optional.

You don't have to give them your face.

If do you have project?

Of course, I do have global entry. I've got everything, anything that I could sign up for. The only thing I didn't do is clear.

clear.

I was getting beat. I was already to sign up for clear and I was at photo x sky harper airport and we had some mexica time and I said, you know this, just sign up for clear lover there know they were pitching you right at .

the harder than exactly someone giving me samples a .

costco so i'm sitting there and I give up my face and I do everything and then just to get the screaming like.

marie.

it's just like vaporize, where are my dad ago and the kids like, I don't know. Neither thing that happened before.

So just gone.

yes. So let me while entered all my stuff in and I how do I get my data back? Like kids? Like I don't know. I mean, I just it's a part time.

just an hour.

don't know. So yeah so tsa, that always kind of think you can take off your shoes. Maybe you or maybe not see if you have project.

You don't to take off your shoes. You don't like take all your crap at your bag. But I mean, there's always that water bottle I always Carrying a water bottle through.

but you're not going with there's a negative .

thing for basis going and are given .

IT to the government.

Of course you are. I mean, you're giving everything to the government. I mean, so so if you ever going to held up a tsa free check, Better get held up all the time.

I don't have free check, so I mean.

not. Or tsa check.

No, not really. One time I had a random bag search that was IT and then they checked your hands. See if I had like some kind of material on IT.

And I tested positive for that material, like bomb making stuff with you. And so they had to take my bag all the way open. And then they said, he must be a false positive. And that was on my way.

Berry always gets nailed. I mean, he does. I mean, he does, because he always has something left .

ted as well that is fall.

Then I know I know so I always like cell right through i'm like coh you here I have, except for the time that I got denied first, I had a deca cars and they were wrong .

with the decor part.

They were fortune telling cards. And I thought I was a toast.

That was a joke. I shows that is a joke. When you were doing this with your hands.

I was bad and terrorist, okay, okay. What are brothers discovery? They're coming up with a new way for for us to buy things. And so when you're watching a show and max, right, you know, they're been trying to do this for years, but now I think they probably have IT double.

And so when you're watching a show on on max and like so if like there's like are you washing penguin on max? I could be and there are so certain like little things in there like maybe like a chair or maybe my jacket, whatever, and then A Q R code is going to come up. So the middle of show, yes, so that this way you can take your phone, you scan IT, and you can ba ba bi, whether I want great joke.

whether I want IT or not, there's going to be Q R code, just flow around the screen through an entire .

thing to see IT. Like with your phone, you may not necessarily see IT, but you can see like an outline. And then if you see the outline and then, you know, you put your phone up and then you can actually see the one tear down the .

fourth wall and just rule an entertainment. I know it's .

pretty tough just .

so I can buy a pair shoes that I saw on six in the city from one thousand and ninety seven.

You know, I did buy A A earrings that I saw on yellowstone. Have you watched yellowed stone?

I wash like three episodes was too sad. Why the kid? I don't want to run for anybody.

But the, yeah, okay. Well, this is like the last season. I don't, anna, watch. You have to start first season.

I did start the first season, and like three episodes in the kid rounds. And IT was so sad. I was like, I don't want to sad TV. I want to laugh.

I thought you were talking about the news. No.

this was the first season of there.

Seven, eight, eight, twelve season and then so for this season, spoiler is that Kevin costner dies right in the first episode. And so everybody like, oh, you know, the ragings are going to go down because Kevin costner out here know he was really like the duck and range everything and but the rings are .

actually up because people are enjoying the storyline.

am sure.

with dead he's a million .

years. And then like this person getting knocked .

off and the power.

So but I was actually talking about how I bought beth DNS earrings that you can go on like now, like a yellow song website, and you can buy, like hats and shirts and what kind.

And they saw the irons on there dance how much everything.

like tune of box. Oh yes.

pretty simple. Ings.

really. You don't buy a lot of earrings.

What is to do? God.

I mean, OK, you can get cheap .

errors, you.

but all kinds of like infections .

in your years, team.

It's onna fall off because so some radioactive material in there. But you know what makes a great holiday?

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commander today? This is the podcast after you're looking for the kim command to show that the big show, the big three hour weekend show that's on over to nine hundred, twelve thousand stations. That's a long now.

I think you know serious. I think the number Tracy actually did the number, it's like four hundred and twenty radio stations. And then but by the time you go like hd one, hd two and all the streaming, it's like i'll close to seven hundred turn yeah how many stations are you on?

Well, we're counting hd one .

and hd tool. 只是 在 玩玩。 But if you're looking for the show, wherever you is, your podcast, just search for kim command do show or just searched for commando with A K and yes, I do know what going command of me. I got that in my email going, oh my god, been here that I was like.

twelve OK if you didn't know imagine shocked you would be how surprised he would be that you didn't know that what?

Oh my god, that means I don't are .

underwear. So was going iran while man in this. Yes, you remember this from the nineties.

my effect, I was in beverly holes OK about a month ago. And and like here, I ve got to show you this. And so we went down the street where the murder happened.

And it's like a shrine, really. I mean, outside of people are like taking their pictures in front of the house and the and the house is under construction, like they're going a whole remote. But then there's like people had candles all around and like the hollywood ood tour bus was going by. And so you not love to do whatever the holy wood tour bus goes by.

You like you go like your important.

you cover your face yeah and then when you do that, it's like everybody in the bus like, so so that I .

was definitely went away.

That was before he got that black plastic surgery. So there's .

been A A bunch of a suffering line about them and in his brothers, including the netflix documentary big I .

tried to watch, I couldn't into.

No, okay. I have tried yet. May be Christmas break. Maybe I have some time and I am. I'm not A A merino or a real me, true crime people, because it's real crime. I mean, the parents are dead if you don't know what happened.

But twenty seven years ago, lyle and eric men and his shot killed their mother and father, and they inherited a tony money like fall million dollars, which is a lot of bad time. And they had did a bunch of IT a lot today, traveling spending, which made people start looking into whether or not they were the one's guilty of the murder. And they went to trial and they said their defense was, that was self defense, that they did kill them. They shot both their parents, but that IT was self defense because the father had .

been abusing one of them for ever and more.

And the first trial like this was a hung journey. And then they had a second trial, and they were actually sent to prison for life. Well, they're return to court because of this netflix documentary, which is uncovered two new pieces of evidence, one of which was a letter eight months prior to the murder, where lio talked about all the abuse from his father to in a letter to his cousin OK.

So the whole thing is, everyone believes they made up this story to get off of prison and out of a murder. But if he did, IT eight months prior is either an evil genius setting himself up for an ali, or this was really going on. And then another person signed, written of the David, saying that at their house the father had also abused him, and he was a member of the band manual.

Oh my god, I didn't know that. yeah.

So that's the other two pieces of evidence that are bringing broadford in court to try and get the charges reduced from murder to manslaughter, which means twenty seven years times served that they get they will get out well. okay. And people are clamouring to go see this trial because of all the intention is gotten from netflix.

And on social, they're like stars.

They are again. I mean, they were starts before in the nineties and their stars again. And they're really going to be sixteen seats available to open to the public. And so they are having a lottery to determine who will be able to attend this trial.

how they do a lottery pending out lot.

just tickets and then calling out numbers and those people will be allowed in, right? But the man is, they're not even going to be there .

yeah but this way, you know, books, yeah you know, people are going to be like, oh, you know, I was there. This is what happened and then they're going to write books about IT and they're going to have their own podcast about what I was like to be on the jury. I mean.

I think that the hawk to a girl can make turn anything into fame.

I understand the hot to a girl, and know, I think.

didn't SHE just start .

a dating service or something like that. She's doing anything .

you can for money, because then I don't blamer do IT go while your heart, because in six months from now, now, now, actually told side bar, guess I have a ten year old. Yes, my ten year old was in the kitchen with me. We did something.

We are cooking. We did something good. And he says, hocked tour, spit on that. bang.

What the actual have? Do I say? What did you say? I said, you can say that said that everybody says, everybody says hacked to.

What do you talking about? And I said, that's that's an adult phrase. Note that it's a mean, stupid memes. They just lean on IT because it's a mean. So then I have two choices I let him continue to say, because everybody else is to say IT and become a slang word or B I don't let him say IT, but I have to give him a reason why you can't say IT.

So what did you decide, father?

Here, I told them what .

I was good for you. I won't done that too.

I said, listen, this is a term made up by your mothers to go talk to her and sh'll tell you why you can't say no. I explained to him. I said I was sexual in nature.

And IT IT started as an adult, you know, as a mean, but I read the true meaning of IT. And I I wouldn't be comfortable seeing in public. So I said, you can make your choice if your friends are saying in IT, but I wouldn't.

And I said, such a rule, followers, I know which way he would go, I think, get too graphic. I just said I was sexual in nature, but a ten year old just run around the house. Hot tools fit on that day.

tough. No, it's tougher. But we'll know .

the the trial is is today we might have a decision. There's a new prosecutor, yes, that's handling. And now the old prosecutor was like, ready to let them go this .

once yeah .

and he says he's gonna decide and look into IT. But this is huge social media well.

and I were driving in in front of the house. How recently was this like about him?

OK like this, all in the hype of the infant and ever.

I mean, and that was when the people were, like, waiting in line to have their photo take IT, if by somebody also take a self e and for the house and so ends like here, let me show you how we can see the house. So he drove around the block. And so in case everyone to see the house is that there's the ally right behind the house.

And so we drove behind in the ally, like where the garage truck go. And then when you're there, you can see like whole house back room. A.

you have to do.

I know I, but again, if you see me just to.

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Alright, so this is I love answering questions. You know, I mean, you have .

asking questions. So idea, the podcast always starts with the strangers questions like taking baths. I was throwing through facebook and our show popped up. And the first thing you say is .

do like taken bats well, would you rather here's the things that I hate when people start their shown that day? Hi.

it's kim commander. So yeah, came command usually.

So do you like taking? And so people drop me their questions about the time, and i've read every single question. I know you will find that hard to believe if I know, but if you go to command a on link, this has ask kim.

And I know you want to leave me like dms and comments all over social, but if you really want me to read your question, the best place to do is to go to the website and take that link. Us has asked him. Now we've also been asking people to send us their audio question, right? Because the equality of the audio recordings on the iphone, right? So so if you want to send us your audio question, meaning like you just send us like I like when you .

said a voice smell like your voice .

mail is that you can just record that with your phone and then send IT to podcast at commented a cop now this doesn't mean like you typed ed me out a whole dissertation because suddenly you get an email no, we just want the audio files. We just want the audio files. So here's one that we got the other day.

Good, good question for you mean my friend are hosting a show and we're averaging about two hundred and ab downloads per episode and we're about to hit one hundred thousand download some. Curious from your experience if you can share any tips, comments or suggestions for getting our accessibility focus podcast into the years of more individuals who we can help.

Nice voice doesn't even nice .

voice sounds like you said I I could be friends with him, but he's doing a podcast. yes. And its accessibility focused .

yeah not really sure there's a .

big audience for you talk about narrow casting that's a very, very, very, very, very small pieces .

but one hundred thousand downloads but only two hundred down as per episode oh, that's not good. It's a lot of content. Yeah, I can't do the math that fascine my well.

every thousand would be four shows, so ten thousand would be forty shows. So four hundred episodes a lot. And you got one hundred thousand. Yeah yeah .

that's not good. No unless .

it's only like a two minute podcast, you know like a click tip or something, that's a lot of work with no, not a lot of return. But that's what he's asking the question, right? How does all that hard work turn into something that he can actually use?

He needs to open up by asking question.

Well, obviously, you have that social media cast connected to the podcast, and you have to use the podcast on social media so people can go, oh, oh, that was interesting to p and then that will lead them to your to your podcast.

go on other people's podcast and and have them on your podcast. Um and it's all about marketing really. I mean and once you can get the marketing machine going, which you know we're still working on you, I mean, because it's hard. There are so many podcast out there now.

You have ever spent any money marketing kim commander today? No, you have spent one. No facebook ads. No, no pushing videos on social media.

We have push videos, okay, but we are we're going to go through a metaphor just i'm working on IT, right, which i've talked to a little bit about.

Is this about your transition that people point out on the internet, the when you went from a man to a woman? Is this what you're talking about, the men of more offices?

Yeah, but I I was holding that anywhere they want to, was not ready to talk about where my booby's went.

There's a comment on the last video that we post, and then someone just put BBS on, man.

did they really?

I was so hard. Sorry to meet .

the diverse. I am not a .

man so fast.

I think I should show up about in a parity, prove.

get.

This is IT. And what you see is what you get.

Okay, more for this bringing you back on track.

Thank you. I was, I change. Okay, believe somebody thinks i'm a guy. Kay, we know what now you what I did, the alarm was off on the house, and I did have to call the alarm company sunday morning. And and i'm like, you know, hi, yeah, they ARM IT off and gave me the address and they're okay, berry and I said, I said and they said, what's the secret and I had to like a full conversation and they .

thought I was buried and you don't even correct him.

is me and .

four thousand .

radio .

show they have not .

bury out alright so um but anyway, so with we're going to be changing in the pakistan global, we're going to make IT, but I think I am not sure what we're going to do IT. Okay, but I think there's too much .

confusion between kim commander showing can commander today well in the background and and show, which not today.

I know where just we're like so confusing to everybody, including ourselves, okay, but back to our gentleman. So social media are getting the word out there more within the accessibility community, maybe making some ads out or doing some blog post on accessibility websites .

to talk about IT。 But you said going on, the people's poysers also transfers d media outlets that would use you as an expert for sure, know the today, even locally, you can look at local radio stations and newspapers where they would say, dan Johnson, host of the accessibility action network .

podcast or whatever, and then they will seek you out. Ah okay, moving on. This is from this bai in ilog OK, relatively relative to your story and testers, I am sure a lot of accident are due to the autopilot feature, but many more may be due to the type of person who would generally buys a tesla, a bit aggressive and self absorb. I would say bail is very .

hard to do IT IT.

What do you think this? Bai.

do you think I have to do with what was a story I sent you this morning about the cyber truck?

Oh yeah, that's interesting.

There was a cyber truck facebook group this kind of answers and is connected to this question. There is a cyber truck facebook group where this guy who's a dentist went on there, and he was kind of lamenting of why he purchased a siber truck and his kids had moved away and they wanted nothing to do with them, and his friends were too busy to spend time with him, and he was lonely and he was sad. And the friend and he bought a cyber truck to get attention because he wanted people to look at .

him and say, that is the ugly liest thing i've ever seen.

Find him interesting, strike up a conversation. And then what happened on this facebook page is all the other cyber ric users and owners jumped on them, like, dance, keep me. You're right.

That's why we did IT. So in total, there was one hundred or so people that agree with them. And this was only a group of cybernetic owners, and they were all agreement with them.

They just did IT for the tension.

right, the social status side of them, not the vehicle itself. So maybe Bailey is right.

and may I miss bai might be right. This is from danin, Austin, texas. A last week I was offered two jobs, and they were both fragile. lent. One sent a digital check with a non existent routing number.

One of me to deposit IT and send me a picture of my deposit slip, which won't work anyway because a digital check could only be deposited on lie. The other was in person, in a real and play for a real firm. I have any more emails about setting up interviews that I haven't explored. I don't know who to trust unless I go to an actual job site with a business I know. How do I get around IT?

That's a tough one.

How to get around IT? Well is is to go to the official site, look at the career section, see even if it's a legit if .

IT matches up to the listing that you're finding on a job seeking platform.

But IT may not that may not necessarily be true because I guess that was probably I don't know, we had an audio producer opening maybe a year so ago, and we put that up on our website that ended up, I think, on indeed, com as well. But whoever posted on indeed was a scammer, and they imperfect us. And then we were getting people like contains why do I need to buy a fifty hundred dollar laptop for this? yes. So I think you only can apply through the official a website. Or if you do see IT online, say, IT linked in or indeed or something like that, just make sure that where it's going to where you're sending your resume is actually like a legit place.

And because you can't like reach out to the company because nobody has got someone sent by the phone anymore, there's no reception is to say, yeah, we're looking for a typist that doesn't exist. That's why it's all open .

for game maria in west melford, new jersey, right? I wanted to thank you for the incredible content that you offer. I signed up after hearing your segment on seven seventy w abc news hour with no one lady. And after listening a few times, I was sold at seven balancing dual professions launching a book keeping firm. Uh your newsletter er has been invaluable resource is along with your show that helps me say for I was so inspired by your content that I posted a snipped and shared IT on my linked to oh, isn't that nice?

There's no question, no of all the letters you get and you read every single one you just picked up, picked up the one that strokes you.

No, I just thought I was nice of her to I wanted to say thank you. Oh, okay, because he posted cut her so mean today, because SHE posted the content on linked in, so that helps more people find out about us, right?

SHE said. So he said nothing about today. IT doesn't face me at all.

Keep up the amazing work. You ve got a fan in me.

Any more compliment you have there.

Christie and Austin, texas. King, what's the most accurate weather up?

Oh, got. That's a question. I just one that prebuilt on my phone.

The weather channel, active weather. What happened to whether .

or the underground.

whether another? Number three, OK. I mean, so if you're looking for accurate weather, especially are traveling, the holidays, the weather channel act, you either or whether book, but if you are a true whether nor my husband is a weather nerd, okay, is that he's got I don't know how many weather apps it's like he's got acu, whether the weather channel he's got N O A, whether I H, but he actually has my rate are. And so it's like, so now we know everything is going to then we also have marine weather apps. We have gotten a lot of weather.

We little phoenix .

area hot and thirty.

three hundred and sixty days of the year, the weather exactly the same. And then there's four days where there's a change he has all this invested in following the weather here.

Well, this instance of barber, we go out the but it's not that holiday toy. So when you say IT IT sounds .

like IT is say said a fate doesn't sound hot when you say, send a cruise that's fine sa baba it's different animal.

You know I made fun of um the guy formally known as prince Harry and Megan markle and news letter recently new neighbors because they have they have their new documentary coming on a netflix okay uh it's about the U. S. Polo association.

Yeah so I so I wrote about this that you know for the couple that doesn't that wants their privacy right where they're going on interviews, money I know this. Yeah, they do. They need money.

They lost that spotify deal. How to make money somehow.

Color a grifter call of both griffard. IT was so hard for them to do IT when they do one podcast .

and you have that accessibility podcast, we had early and had more illius than the mark podcast.

Well, I hit some women in wyomings. Just write me this whole dissertation. I I should have read IT about how how they .

are such good people. So they are back off.

know they are helping everybody, everybody if back to the weather raps. And so you so you you have the one in your phone, the weather channel act. You either weather underground, you have carrot weather which I don't like carrot weather .

so don't recommend IT don't even bring that up.

Well, there is I don't like IT is because IT would be like today it's going to be hot jerk face. I mean, that gives you like attitude.

They're just by copying the weather on my phone already .

and put an inside so where you can try them all because, you know, there's .

no raining .

SHE grow .

in SHE w Jessie .

hits. Jessie has come on. Jesse hand you do IT do you go?

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It's can commander today to great podcast. Everything digital. We are really changing IT. If there are certain segments that you like, say more of me, and certain segments that you don't like, that we him, you can always just drop me note through the website that's commanded a calm and then there's a link and to tell this is S K know, but I think I know where the direction where we're going, and I think it's going to be really amazing. But I just don't I want so that .

you let me know when you do, you figure that just .

something address .

very quick, very quick.

You're fire x CEO of google.

Actually, i'm gna started that I am going to do this like you would do IT would you consider yourself a Normal person?

No, no, no.

I'm not Normal because the X C E O of google says Normal people are not ready for AI and that we have to face IT. He was talking to a group of princeton students. Princess.

I would agree with that.

Okay, go head a library.

No, I mean because it's like I had um I went for i've got my steps in yesterday. Whatever I get my steps, I take that opportunity, I call a family member. Okay, I and you know, I talked about that.

I'm like the family natural. And so I took that opportunity to call my sister Christian, lovely woman. I mean, salto the earth says the rosser's in the morning, in the afternoon deals with kids that are very, extremely learning disabled, sits on the ground with them and takes there. You gives them test and individualized plans that, I mean, just really wonderful person, never has anything bad to say about anybody. I may directly on the sweet heart, yes.

just direct opposite of me.

just so nice, so nice so I was we're talking, she's like, you know, I need to make more money, you know know, after I pay the teachers and you know, parents who want to spend that much and so we go through the whole thing and I want to bad AI and i'm like, weren't here A I kay SHE has her doctor IT SHE does all this great cannot fully put her like on arms around IT what IT does and how can really help her informationally like he .

doesn't understand IT or fear based where I don't want to use IT because i'm afraid I .

think a little bit of OK think a little bit of both see so so you know those of us, me that are like a merged in IT, go look at and go, wow, this is really something. And this makes my life easier. I can upload spread sheet and have IT answer emails and do all this great stuff.

And we're combing out with a km bot that we're working on come, which just lech. No, I mentioned this once. I think on the big show, somebody want to to know if the cAmber was going to be on only fans.

All is IT. Oh, no. Oh, kay, not yet .

depends on on the jacket they offer her.

but veterum stan.

yes. So he was even going farther with that, where A I is gonna all culture, because AI is become going to become our best friends, and that children may be done the next generation of the generation. After that, these children will go grow with companions that are not real.

They are artificial intelligence, I believe that. And with that comes the fact of whoever is then the creator of these companions gets to scoped the culture that they will be moving forward, the things we hear, the things we talk about, the things we believe. And here, of course, wants the united states to be the ones that do that.

But if they are not, what's onna happen to global cultures everywhere? Because with A I in the inner connection of that, there is no difference between anyone, right? And that Normal people, a fear base, won't accept IT or see don't even see that on the horizon.

I don't think a lot of people even see IT. I think that I think the hollywood has kind of warped .

with a solution.

but I really believe that we well, I can see that where kids would have their own companion.

I don't know. I think we're really need because we try to monodist everything. And so you're kid, be like, hey, let's gone on the swing set then the eye end to freeze and you have to either watch an ad or pay ninety nine cents to get .

the a and to go play with your tako swing.

I going to get a new fit from a best friend dad, I need forty four AI. But yes, but I get that. But also I don't know if it's going to I said the same thing about the iphone. I understand that, but I don't know if the Normal people are gonna look to go that deep into IT for the IT to have that much of a culture shock even over the next two generations.

It's gonna like the development of the car people. You know, the certain signal of society are going to have the car first. And then eventually, this time goes on, everybody, y's onna, have a car because you're going to see the benefit of the transportation, of having transportation. That was just brilliant that I just said that I just made that up on me. Next week we will be .

reading in the letter from a lister raising you on coming up with that come.

But IT is, I mean, so so people who are the early doctors, people who are entangled in IT. And then but know, as I was talking to Christian, I told her play for an idea for her business. And I think you know, if you don't do this, if you don't do this within by next junor ally, your business is going to suffer.

So it's going to suffer. And but if you don't, but if you just want to get along to go along until you sail into the retirement sunset OK, then keep continuing to do what you do. But if you want to make sure that your business is sustainable for the next five or ten years, then you need to start utilizing A I and how it's going to work.

And then he said to me, you know, you always have a nap for making money. I said, yes, I do. And i've always been a little bit ahead, which, you know, my mother used to tell me that you, he would always say me, think about what you like because you're always first in that. And I SAT there for years old, like I SHE didn't know he is my mom, but they don't know that i'm like, I know what she's right. I mean, I go for things first and then I have pay attention to what that is.

But back to business owner so and I noticed that in my email on getting so much, so much, uh, notes and questions about that as you start listening to the show, which is also kind of a little bit of a transition, is that people are now asking me a lot of questions about what what do they do their business? How can I use utilize A I and I know we're on attend to IT right now, but if you're not utilizing A I in your business, it's you know you you will be missed, won't miss out. But for the people who didn't embrace transportation, they did miss out. They got there eventually, but they weren't the first ones. You hat can that horn .

so you don't be Normal, have Normal be .

yeah don't be norm. And so I have a great joke here at the.

oh good, we're going have joe cans and but I need you .

to participate and so I .

just kid .

OK the when I come to you first you have to say A I when I come to you second, just say, OK kay. So you just have two things to say A I .

got that I want to promise.

Did you know that old mcDonald farm has been taken over by artificial intelligence? A I, A I. I hold my time firm.

Would you get that? Bingo, had a name? O and my.

oh, make the tea.

five. What's next? I.

you again? Yeah, yeah. OK. You should just do.

You should actually do the A, I, A, I, O, i'll do the A I, and then you do the second one and the last one, and then we'll totally edit this, impose. So IT sounds totally just.

I was like to know, this is a joke that you could do, like over the holiday.

but you just do the whole punch line.

Well, OK here tried to get.

i'll just do the AI, then you do the AI going to sound, what about our prime?

Did you know that old maDonna's farm has been taken over by artificial intelligence? A I, A I, A I.

O, that's all areas. Good, Better.

That time do you have a Better joke? No.

I know that's not a good joke.

That was a fabulous jack.

I find whatever people love me.

And IT folks, thank you, van. Here we appreciate to see on wednesday and don't forget to like comment share. And thank you again for the one hundred thousand and subscribers. That's pretty awesome.

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