In this episode:

• Meteorology must be the only job you can be wrong and still be trusted

• The problem with building AI data centers. They don’t add anything to the economy. No offense to AI but the technology is awful in its current state. Which is why I don’t think it will ever take jobs away from people.

• Do you agree with….

• breakfast food is better for dinner than breakfast?
• most people don’t actually miss high school — they miss having no bills?
• orange juice tastes better at hotels for no logical reason?
• being “busy” is often just poor planning
• sports fans care more about being right than enjoying the game?
• the phrase “it’s not that deep” is usually said by someone avoiding the point?
• playlists say more about a person than their Instagram bio?
• most group chats would survive without half the members?
• fast food hits harder when you eat it in the car?
• silence makes people uncomfortable because it forces self-awareness?

• Deep Cut
  • ICE/ and riots
• Respectfully… of course
  • 3rd round matchups
• Questions from the Discord.
  • How much money would it cost you to, ‘not sin’ but go against a moral? Is there a price tag? Like for example how much money would it cost for you to go to a strip club. Because I know as a god fearing man that you don’t like sex work and stuff like that. And while a strip club isnt sinful it could be morally wrong for some. So examples like that on breaking ur morals
  • What’s a business that you may morally want to succeed but because of bad service or business practices want to close down?
  • Would you rather lose your leg or lose your arm?
  • As of late I’ve seen people take scripture from the bible and quote it to fit their political agenda without its entirety of context of the whole chapter or what the writer was trying to say. What does Christian faith believe about those who do this?