ACHP Episode 515 Not My Baby : Update
Episode Summary
Episode 515 marks the crew's return to their own studio after the PCA trade show, with host Mike Palmer, Mikey Stepanovich and Phil "Boots" McGuffey back together for the first time in weeks. The opening stretch is pure behind-the-scenes banter: passing a cold around the show floor, hotel-room politics with Greg, NyQuil versus DayQuil triage, a missed I-75 exit, and the launch of a Powstanie hat giveaway for listeners who comment on the episode. They also plug CHPod swag and the Patreon, where a Notorious Creme de la Creme is up next for review.
The news block covers the Florida fertility clinic update — the couple who received the wrong embryo have now had their baby's genetic parents identified, prompting a long ethical debate about who keeps which child — plus NATO fighters from France, Sweden, Finland, Poland, Denmark and Romania intercepting Russian Tu-22M3 bombers and Su-30/Su-35 escorts over the Baltic Sea, a Florida Attorney General criminal investigation into ChatGPT's alleged role in the FSU mass shooting, a shooting at the Teotihuacán pyramids outside Mexico City and whether Americans should travel to Mexico, and Tim Cook handing Apple's CEO role to hardware chief John Ternus.
The cigar segment is the meat for enthusiasts: a PCA post-show debrief covering Padrón's 100-year anniversary 100-cigar humidor release (with no announced price, just like the Legacy), Espinosa's eight new releases and packaging, E.P. Carrillo's new Ascend line and Deep Blue limited edition, Oscar Valladares collaborations, Plasencia's rebrand and World Cup-inspired Triumphant Ball, Stoic winning a PCA booth award, Lure's new Wahoo, HVC's new Pan Caliente, a new Room 101 Johnny Tobacconaut, San Cristóbal's new release, Drew Estate's new Dominicana and Undercrown, and SDG reuniting General and Forged brands. They question whether 2026 was a weak year for new releases, note the lack of media coverage from podcasters, and mention Marlon Wayans and Guy Fieri appearances.
The show closes with two rounds of What's the Score: the Tampa Smokers Toro (JC Newman, $24, reviewed by Charlie Minato — actual 84) and a 1980s Sancho Panza Ducales Corona reviewed by Brooks Whittington. Tomorrow's episode features a special guest.
In This Episode
- 01Back in the Studio After PCAThe crew reunites post-trade-show and swaps stories about getting each other sick, hotel roommates, and grinding out daily content while ill.
- 02Powstanie Hat Giveaway & Patreon UpdateComment-to-win Powstanie hats across consecutive episodes, plus a Notorious Creme de la Creme lined up for the Patreon review.
- 03Florida Fertility Clinic UpdateGenetic testing identifies the biological parents of the baby born to the wrong couple, sparking a debate over who keeps the child.
- 04NATO Intercepts Russian Bombers Over the BalticFrench Rafales and jets from Sweden, Finland, Poland, Denmark and Romania shadow Tu-22M3 bombers and Su-30/Su-35 fighters.
- 05ChatGPT Investigated in FSU ShootingFlorida's Attorney General opens a criminal investigation into the chatbot's alleged role after reviewing conversation logs.
- 06Teotihuacán Shooting and Mexico Travel SafetyA gunman atop the Pyramid of the Moon kills a Canadian tourist and injures 13, leading to a talk about traveling abroad.
- 07Tim Cook Steps Down at AppleJohn Ternus takes over as CEO in September, prompting a rant about the lack of real innovation in iPhones and a Meta Ray-Ban tangent.
- 08PCA Show Recap and New ReleasesPadrón's 100-cigar humidor with no announced price, Espinosa's eight releases, E.P. Carrillo Ascend and Deep Blue, Plasencia's rebrand, Stoic's award-winning booth and more.
- 09What's the ScoreGuessing Halfwheel scores for the $24 Tampa Smokers Toro from JC Newman and a 1980s Sancho Panza Ducales Corona.
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Transcript
Welcome to Cigar Hustler Podcast 515. I'm Mike Palmer, your host, and we're finally back in our own studio. Yay! With me today, back from a successful movie shoot, Phil McGuffey, back from the Bayou, that's the name of his movie, B-I-Y-O-U, a little play on words, 'cause we were in New Orleans.
And with me, as always, is Mikey, Preston got me sick, and then I got Palmer and my brother sick at the PCA so I could have my own room, Stepan Kavich. I'm gonna have my own room moving forward. That's fine, I enjoyed rooming with Greg. He's a very considerate roommate, I don't have to go downstairs to go to the bathroom.
All right, perfect. You wouldn't make Palmer go downstairs to go to the bathroom. That's a rule. It's a rule.
You never made me go downstairs. Did you go? Did you go? You pooped in the...
All the time. Then you were with us, though. You're never not with me and him. It was just me and you?
Yeah, I used to go... When you guys went to Lake Country. Yeah. " Yeah.
I don't think so. He probably didn't come up. He was not aware of the rules. Yeah, there's no way.
Because in that hotel, I would have to go downstairs and across the street, because there's no bathroom in the downstairs in that hotel. Oh really? Yes. I'd have to go downstairs, across the street, through the lobby and the restaurant, to the bathroom.
Seems reasonable to me. No, it's very unreasonable. Your brother's a very considerate roommate. He's great.
He doesn't do the yoga anymore. No? So there's not that. He does snore a bit, but he provides earplugs.
Okay. He brings you earplugs. He provides the earplugs. Yes, he provided the earplugs.
He brings vitamin C tablets, which we were doing every morning. Oh, he gets you on his regimen. Well, that would be because of Typhoid Mary over there who was up in the car, so. Typhoid Mary.
Wow. Well, I mean, you missed the first day of setup because you couldn't breathe. First of all, I would have attended the first day of setup. You would have died.
I would have been fine. I'm going to tell you right now, I wasn't nearly as sick first day of set up as it was first day of actual show. Oh, really? First day of actual show was the worst.
Yeah. And then second day was still bad, you know. I'm glad we were busy because it kept my mind off of being sick. And I mean, when you're going from one to the next, to the next, to the next, to the next, you just stay up.
Yeah, keep the momentum. You just keep the cocaine coming, and you just keep it at the level. Yeah, we don't do drugs. No, we don't do drugs.
" Right. I'm done. Don't lay flat. If you lay flat, you're gonna cough.
Yeah, it's worse. Yeah, I mean, last night, the posturpedic bed was... I lay on my stomach right now. Oh, are you?
Oh, God. Amazing. Amazing. On today's show, we have an update to an older story.
We have NATO logs a big win. Apple has a new leader. Mexican vacation goes wrong. Mm-mm.
There was one more. There was. I don't remember. And one more!
ChatGBT? No, that's the Mexican vacation. And before we get started, the wanky... Oh, FIU's ChatGBT role in FSU mass shooting.
Oh, he has two shootings? Yep. Oh. And ChatGPT got a gun.
Allegedly. Allegedly. Allegedly. Well, I thought the story actually said they did.
There was a picture of it. You just have to say allegedly. Oh. Before we get started, how do you get some of that CHPod swag that several people were wearing at the PCA?
Oh. Yeah. Like and subscribe if you're reviewing or listening to this show. Jesus.
Sorry. com for all of your latest CHPod swag, buy one, get the second one, 40% off, spend $100 or more, get free shipping. I got news for you Palmer. Yes!
Exciting news. Exciting news. We had a couple of appointments that didn't show up. Yes.
Uh oh! So here's what we're going to do. We have a couple of Winged Hazar hats. Nice.
I need a couple of those for customers. And we're going to see, we're going to see who's listening to this podcast today. Alright, if you comment below, you're going to be entered to win one of these hats. Yes.
Oh, my word. Okay? So, what I'm thinking is, maybe we're going to do it for a couple of consecutive days. Okay.
And if you comment on each day, you get entered more than once. Oh. Yeah. Nice.
And then we're going to have a winner for one of the hats. So, every time they comment, they get an entry? As long as it's on a different show, from here moving forward. Right.
And then I'll call the show. You can't go back to the other ones. Can't go back to the other shows. No.
No. That'd be ridiculous. Patrion, for our Patrion, what do we got? What are we on Patrion today?
What's this? How's this look? Notorious. Notorious Creme de la Creme.
3 grams. I'm looking forward to smoking the cigar and giving you our opinion on it. I had to fight him, and if you win, you get three cigars, so there we go, I got three of them. Nice.
Nice. That's why I'm limping. That's why you're limping? Limping.
You've always been limping. I limp more. You limp more now? Yeah.
He swept the leg, Johnny. He swept the leg? Swept the leg. But you still won?
It was more like survived. Yeah. Than an actual win. Have you made it three rounds with Conor McGregor?
Yeah, yeah. Okay. Good job. It was just one.
It's not going to be ridiculous. Right. Seems a bit over the top. Yeah.
Seems a bit much. Well, I'm glad you guys are back. Yeah, I'm still talking. Okay.
com, a Cigar Hustlers podcast. Where now, if you pay for the full year, you're going to get 10% off. Oh, we had a big guy pay off the entire year. Yeah?
Big money. Nice, okay. What I have to remember now is to set up a budget where you go, "Oh, look at all the money, let's buy more equipment," and then we can't pay the bills by the end of the year. We'll figure that out.
One step at a time. " Did you use a self-centering camera? I did enjoy all the behind-the-scenes talk. Well, thank you, you know, listen, we did our best, we provided content for you every day.
Every day. Where a lot of these other podcasts that would be doing it, they did not. So, thank you for acknowledging the content and the behind-the-scenes look, we appreciate that. Sometimes it is what it is, man, you know?
We make do with what we got. Yeah, we just, we just kept it going. We kept it real, you know. And considering our health circumstances and time restraints, we still got 'em up.
Still got 'em up. I even got a stye in my eye the first day, Butch. Yeah. A stye?
It looked like I had pink eye for two days. Oh, wow. But I did guess that, I guess that I missed the post, I didn't schedule it right on yesterday's show. Yesterday's, yeah, you schedule it a day off.
It happens, you know, things happen, people understand. Yeah, thanks. It's not a big deal. I appreciate it.
I fixed it as soon as I was made aware. All right. Thank you, T-Money. Speaking of T-Money, he says, "Greg looks like T-Money after bowling night.
" I don't know what that is, but I would drink it. I don't care. Lemon tea packets? Lemon tea.
LMNT. I don't know. Is that one of those hydration things? Maybe.
My wife said hydration tablets I was putting in that purple water I was drinking every day. Yeah. That seemed to help. I mean, I never got dehydrated.
" Oh, Ripple G, 'cause it looks like Rip. Yeah. Oh, is that the Ripple? I thought it was something different.
" Alcatraz is closed for a while, Boots. We're very, sorry. Yeah. Fell for everywhere.
So that means that, you know, you can't, since you're not, since you're already in town, you might as well go see the Statue of Liberty and then Mount Rushmore. Perfect. Great idea. Yeah.
If you want to hear your comment... Maybe throw in the Grand Canyon. What? Maybe throw in the Grand Canyon if you still have extra time.
Yeah, might as well. Might as well. If you want to hear your comment written out loud on the show, for the possibility of it, comment below on this episode. Also, if you comment on this episode, you could potentially win a Winged Hazzar's Postanya hat.
Winged Hazzar. So I think that's everything I got. That's it? Yeah.
I can't feel more time? That's it. So while I'm on the show, Boots, or Phil, what were you going to ask? I'm glad you guys are back.
Did you miss us? To be honest? Yes. No.
You didn't miss us? No. I mean, kind of, but it was a nice break. I'm not going to lie.
Like, I know you guys still had to do the show and everything, but Palmer, vacation time is nice. Are you looking to retire from the board? No, no, no, but it was just nice. It was a nice little, you know.
Because, you know, we can always replace you with somebody else. You don't want to do this anymore. Yeah. Are you sure?
It sounds like you're like... A lot of people, as you're walking around at that show floor, going, "Hey, I watch you on the thing. " Yeah. Yeah.
Well, that's you. Oh, yeah, good point. He's not on camera that much. He's on there.
Yeah, he's got a mask on. If you walk around without it, nobody's going to know who he is. Yeah, nobody will know who I am, Paul, if I don't have a mask on. You'd have to walk around with a mask on.
Yeah. You could catch that voice, though, that deep, baritone voice. Like, oh, I know that voice. Oh, I know that voice.
No, no, not looking to retire, but, you know, like I said, glad to have you guys back. You want us to limit you, like, once or twice a week? No. You shouldn't?
Triple G just dying to move in. Because I missed you. Look, there's this, Greg would not be committed every day for the week. Well, he, we don't really ask him, we tell him.
He's not even at work today. He's dying. Exactly. No commitment.
We were so sick yesterday, after we dropped him off, that it looked like we were drunk, we were just all giddy with... NyQuil? Well, we were all popping NyQuil in the car. I was so happy to see a pack of NyQuil at the house last night.
Oh, look, I can sleep. This is great. Oh, you were taking Dayquil at night? Well, I mean, I stupidly only bought Dayquil.
Oh, man. When we found a store that had some. I figured daytime is more important. It's when I got to be up and working.
Right. So at nighttime, between the first night when Greg was sick, it sounded like a werewolf was killing villagers in my room. Miserable. It was terrible.
Yeah, that's basically what I was screaming and growling. I think that's him normally though, right? I don't think that's like a not normal thing for Greg. When we went to go do the podcast on the road yesterday, we came to the conclusion that he was gonna drive, 'cause that was probably the best way to do it yet, Greg would drive, so I can handle the mic, and then Palmer was in the back, by the way that mic sounded so bad in the back I had to adjust everything.
Oh, really? Yeah. " Yeah. Wow.
He was so grumpy. Wow. Sick. He drove for 40 minutes, he missed the South 75 exit.
He missed 75. Like, that's the obvious one. So he was on the road, and it says, you know, after 45 miles or 30 miles, you're gonna go south on I-75. Well, the phone rings, and when the phone rings, it doesn't tell you to turn right, right, because the screen comes up.
So he's do-do-do-do-do. " Right. " Like, he was super angry. Yeah.
Greg wasn't paying attention. Sounds like it. And now he's dead. Right.
Yeah, we won't see him for a couple of days. Now he's not alive. Well, we need him sooner than later if we get those orders in. Right, he's got the orders.
All right, let's get on with the news. The Florida couple who went to the fertility clinic and they got the wrong baby. Oh, yeah, yeah, yeah. Remember them?
Yeah. The lovely white couple and their... Tanner child. Yeah, dark little baby.
They found the actual parents of the baby. yeah yes genetic testing has shown that they have found the parents of the baby okay so how does that work so what happens now yeah wait a second she okay well they went to fertility fertility clinic the idea is they take her egg and his sperm they put them together and they put them back in and they right and neither one of these were part of this child right right so they did that and then when she had the baby it was a a black baby african-american baby i don't know was it i thought I thought it was like Indian or something. No. Well, I don't know.
I'm assuming by the skin color. It was a darker tone child. A darker tone child. Obviously not from either one of them.
Obviously. Yeah. So then they thought, you know, something was wrong. So they find out that they didn't get her egg in his sperm.
Oh, so it was his sperm. No, no. Not his sperm either. They are genetic.
See, that's what I'm talking about. Because since she grew the baby, did some of her genetics get into it even though it wasn't her egg? I don't know. Not necessarily.
I don't know how that works either. Probably not. You know what it was? It was probably the vials behind theirs, right?
So the new guy was like, oh wait, it reads from the front, you take the ones from the back, got it, okay, man, I messed that up, sorry. Well, the results of the testing delivered to us today, they said, confirmed our baby's generic parents have been identified. Their identity remains confidential and we fully intend to cooperate in respecting their privacy. This ends one chapter in our heartbreaking journey.
So do they give this baby now to those peoples? Because those people obviously have a baby of some sort too, you would think. I don't think they trade babies. Oh, maybe they trade babies.
You know, that's a great question. Well. This is like a hard rock thing though. I don't think, well, you would think that you would just trade babies, but I don't think that's how it works.
I don't think they, you know, like the Smith got the Jones, I think the Smith got the Jones and maybe the Jones got the McGillicuddy's. Yeah. I mean, it could be all messed up now everywhere. Okay, well, I mean, I wouldn't trade babies.
Well, let's say it happened to you and they said, hey, you know, first of all, you're trying to have kids. Right, right, right. So you, you know, and you already have, they gave you, you have a child, through this process. Right, looks like neither me or my wife.
" This is, well, did that, but according to the story, they don't have their baby yet, they haven't found that one. I get it. So, do you, that's it, do you, they just, okay, then give us this one, and then you have no baby, and then you just- New quest? New side quest?
Hope your baby shows up? I'm not giving up the other baby. How long have they been with the baby? Right, I mean, she grew it in her body.
There's some sort of attachment, I would imagine. The guy's been talking to it for nine, ten months. Oh, I mean, I want my baby. Well, I would want my baby from me and my wife.
I'm keeping the other one, too, though. Oh, you're keeping two? Yeah. I just don't understand.
So the other couple doesn't get their baby back? No. I'm not understanding why they took his sperm and her egg and put it in her belly. Okay, sometimes a mommy and a daddy can't fertilize the egg on their own.
Yeah. So they go to a lab and they put the mommy egg and the daddy sperm into a test tube, they put their thumb on it and shake it up really good, and then they make a baby. And this lab mixed it all up. And then they put the embryo back inside the mommy.
Mm-hmm. And then it grows and then, boom, we have a baby. That's how it works. Maybe he's got a low sperm count or something, or maybe she has a hard time getting the egg in the right hole or something, I don't know what the problem is.
Yeah, this is true, like this update thing, because I saw it on the news last night. So must be true. Yeah. Because it was on the news.
Because you saw it. Well, that's how it works. Because I just get fake news. Yeah, because you get fake news.
Well, you know, maybe it's not true. Maybe it's just the doctor trying to save face. He's like, man, nobody's coming here anymore for this in vitro stuff. I don't think you know what's going on.
Like, that doctor's already screwed. He's made enough mistakes, he's done. Well, now they're saying embryos are still, the location of our embryos. So, I mean, they might have, you know, they might have harvested her eggs prior, and now they could have a couple of children spread out somewhere.
Who knows? Teenager pops up. So they're even more unlikely to ever be answered. So they may never find their child.
No, but I can tell you that. 23 and me. I can tell you what. I can tell you that.
If somebody came to me and said, hey, this is the genetic combination of your kid, I'm taking that baby. Oh, they're keeping the baby. Yeah. Our daughter was born.
We will love and will be this child's parents forever. So they're keeping it. They're in. They're in.
Good for them. So they're not getting rid of them. Well, I mean, if I was the other parent, I would want my baby. I may fight for my kid.
Yeah, but technically it's not your kid. It is, genetically. No, genetically it's me and Matilda's kid over here. " Like, I found your genetic...
Right. Right. Oh, oh, you're the secondary parent. You're not the parents of the lady that had it.
Right. Oh, I'm the people that had the baby. The baby came out of my wife. Yeah.
Okay, and then me and her were over here with this little Polish baby. With the Polish baby. Right. And I want the Polish baby.
And you want the Polish baby. But my wife gave birth to the Polish baby. I fell in love with the Polish baby with little Zev Kaminski or whatever I'm calling it. I'll let you visit.
Kaminski? That's Polish? You can come by on the weekends. Yeah, it's Polish.
Check. Check. Oh, it's my little Irish Polish baby now. I'll let you babysit.
No, it's my baby. No. You can't have it. It's my baby.
We're not telling you we have the baby. You already told me. Well, you have a baby. You had a different baby.
You have a little pale Irish baby. Give me the babies. Wait, so you're taking my pale Irish baby and your dark-haired, bearded baby? That's correct.
No, no, you don't get both. You get trade. I'm taking all the children. You get trade.
No, I'm not giving this one off. I'm attached to this one. How does this baby have facial hair? 'Cause it's Polish.
It's Polish. They come out with facial hair. Yeah, haven't you read books? I've never.
You've read books, right? Go online, look up the internet. I'm Polish, I didn't come out with facial hair. He doesn't read books.
He's German, he does. He burns 'em. Oh, is that what I do? Allegedly.
Allegedly. No, it's true. In history, they didn't. Let's be, now I have no baby.
Go get another one. I can't make them. That's the problem. I made one.
You took it. You need to figure this out. I need to figure, no, you need to figure it out. My baby.
My baby. My baby. My baby. Okay.
We'll just give Greg all the babies. Well, I'm glad they're, no. Well, he's dying, so they can't have babies. Greg can't, Greg can't properly leave an exit route.
I'm gonna trust him with children? He did yell that, too, when he was in his drunken rant. You can't trust him with children? We will go see the children play the sports while he's still in the car.
Oh, yeah? One of the things he said, too. Well, who's still in the car? Me?
You, because you were gonna leave us and drive. Oh. He wanted me to stay because you wouldn't leave both of us. He won't leave both of us.
He won't leave you here. Come with me. We will fly. I have money.
You were gonna leave Greg? No, Greg didn't want to get up after being out a night of drinking and only sleeping two hours. He pulled the boots. He wanted to go out?
Yeah, he ditched us and went out with people's shoes. Yeah, he pulled the boots. Oh. Yeah, we have now, you are now a verb.
He "bootsed" us. He "bootsed" us. Wow. He "bootsed" us.
So Greg wanted to go hang out, and then you told him you were going to leave him? No, he went and hung out, but when it came time to leave, I had to leave early because I wanted to make the basketball game. He didn't want to get up. - Oh, wow.
- 'Cause he was still drunk and only slept for two hours. " - He yelled that in his underwear out the room door as a lady was walking by. " - She thought she had just seen some type of love or quarrel and I left Greg. - Grown man, baby.
- Yes. - All right, NATO intercepted Russian strategic bombers and fighter jets that flew over the Baltic Sea on Monday. Really? Yes.
Intercepted? They took them. They hooked them? Took at them.
They took at them? In a muscular display of air power on the alliance eastern flank away from the spotlight of the Middle East, French Raphael fighters were deployed from a Lithuanian airbase where they are stationed as part of a decades-long NATO air policy policing effort. " We got one. We got one.
The fighters armed with air-to-air missiles joined jets from Sweden, Finland, Poland—you guys have airplanes? Bro, we're no joke. Poland's… Poland's… Polish Air Force? Yeah.
Denmark and Romania, they all took to the skies to inspect and keep watch on the Russian flight. The French detachment said the Russian mission included two supersonic TU-22 M3Ss, as well as about 10 fighters, both SU-30s and SU-35s. No idea what these are. It took turns escorting the larger strategic bombers, according to the statement.
The Russian Defense Ministry said the long-range bombers' flight was scheduled and occurred in airspace over neutral waters of the Baltic Sea. The flight took more than four hours, the ministry said Monday on Telegram. Telegram's still around? Told you.
That's that video footage format thing, right? That we don't use here anymore. Telegram's one of... No, no, no, it's social media.
There used to be a social media thing called Telegram. Oh, really? Oh, yeah, there was a messenger. Short-form videos or something it was.
Really? Yeah. At certain stages of the route, the long-range bombers were accompanied by fighters of foreign states. The ministry said crews of long-range aviation regularly conduct flights over the neutral waters of the Arctic, the North Atlantic, and the Pacific Ocean, as well as the Baltic and Black Seas.
All flights of Russian Aerospace Forces aircraft are carried out in strict compliance with international rules for use of airspace. It's not like they just made them go away. I don't think they took them. Phil took his headphones off because I coughed and it's too loud for him.
Well, it's the consistent coughing between you two. So, they didn't take them? No, they intercepted, but by intercepting means they just flew around them and made them leave. They made them turn around?
Go back, go back, go back, go back. Ministry did not immediately respond as a request for comment on Tuesday. It often reports flights by strategic bombers over the Baltic Sea, including in January, When NATO jets also flew up to meet them. - Oh, nice.
- You think, has that worked for Putin? " Any excuse on them, allegedly? - Oh, because they got caught? - Yeah.
- Well, they're not stealth bombers. - This is not a Russian way. We do not permit you to be captured and intercepted. - Yeah, he just, yeah, he kills all of them.
- You are very, unalive. - We gotta meet a lot of people because it happened four times last year. - You are very weak, man. - Maybe they're having the baby thing over there, too.
Where they do the egg and the sperm and they mix it up? Oh, I don't think they do that in Russia. It sounds expensive. Okay.
It's like $10,000 per egg or something. I'm sure they do it in Russia. Yeah. What are you saying?
Like Russia is some poor country that doesn't have anything? Right. Well, other people can't afford it. Well, it's probably cheaper over there, too.
Remember, this is America. It's $5, you get that. $5, $5. Buy one, get one.
Hurry down now. We're making people today. Come in. It's an Indian doctor there.
All right. All right. Hurry up and bye. That's a very long story.
Oh, Latavia or something. All right, we have to move to the other thing now. Oh, the iPad died. No, but everything didn't get loaded over because it was gonna die.
Got it. And we gotta put on glasses. Look at this much smaller print. Smaller print.
Makeup. Makeup, please. Alright, Florida investigates Chad GPT's role in the FSU mass shooting. Aha.
So what did they do? Florida Attorney General is launching a criminal investigation into the alleged role Chad GPT played in a mass shooting at Florida State University last year. Wait, did Chad GPT tell them how to do it? Did you read this or just add it?
No, I just sent it to you. This is a huge one for the algorithm, AI, crime, and accountability all in one story. Tons, okay, that's all you sent me though, tons of search volume and strong opinions, angles on both sides, that's all, you sent me no explanation of the story. That was it, that's all I got.
So it sounds like ChatGP, they might have went, okay, I'd like to do, attack people at a school, tell me how to do it. Yeah. Allegedly, it's what we're thinking happened. Okay, I'll find out.
You would think like something like that that goes over the internet would definitely go to CIA, FBI, Any government agency would all of a sudden be alerted. I feel like I'm asking, Chad GBT, how are you involved? " That's what he just said. I can't answer that, Michael.
I can't answer that right now. Ugh, God, I hit the New York Times and they want you to pay. Oh, off of Chad GBT? Yeah.
Uh oh. Wow. Wow. My prosecutors have looked at this and they've told me if it was this person on the other end of that screen, we would be charging them with murder, Attorney General James Althmeyer said during a news conference Tuesday.
The shooting suspect, Phoenix Ichner, has pleaded not guilty due to two counts of first-degree murder and seven counts of attempted first-degree murder. It's trial scheduled sometime. That's all it says. So an accessory?
Maybe? ChatGPT's been charged as an accessory so he can't give me pictures anymore? No more pictures. Somebody went offline?
He was offline the other day. All right, let's move on. After reviewing conversation logs between its generative AI chatbot, ChatGPT, and a FSU student accused of killing two people and mooting several others. So, like, did the ChatGBT say, "Hey, maybe we eliminate these people"?
I don't know. " How do I become the smartest guy in my chemistry class? I mean, I can't get to draw a picture of Skip Martin, but it'll tell you how to shoot somebody? Yeah, right.
I have to say, a look-alike of Skip Martin. Did you see the end of the last video? No, but I saw there was something on there, though. It was in the, uh, when I uploaded it.
What was at the end? Oh, you had to go back and see it, I guess. The one that went up today or yesterday? The one that went up today.
Yeah. Alright, on April 20th, 2026, a gunman opened fire at the ancient Teotihuacan. Teotihuacan? Teotihuacan.
Teotihuacan. Archaeological site about an hour outside of Mexico City. The attacker positioned himself on top of the pyramid of the moon, just in particular the one of the moon, giving him a vantage point over crowds of tourists. "Take the high ground," he read.
- Always take the high ground. - You sell that on ChatGPT? - No, no, this is a different one. This is Mexico.
- I know, I know. - He fired multiple rounds. Reports ranged from 14 to 20 shots. Very bad shot.
- It was so high. - Entered the area below, triggering panic. Witness videos show people running, hiding, and even injuring themselves while trying to escape. One person was killed, a Canadian tourist, 13 people injured, including six Americans.
Tourists from Colombia, Brazil, Russia, and Canada. Some were shot while others were hurt in falls or a stampede. Children were among the injured adding to the severity of the foreign language. Yeah?
Yes. Okay, so is it safe to travel to Mexico if you're an American citizen? It's not safe to travel anywhere. I don't go anywhere anywhere.
I know how you are. You're terrified. I'm not terrified. I'm careful.
You went to Louisiana? That's in America, Michael. I don't know if you're... And I hate everything about that place.
I'm not going back. Hey, that body is rough, man. Everything is spicy. All the food there is spicy, Phil.
Well, yeah, it's Cajuns. Yeah, well, the water, it was ridiculous that the water was spicy. The water was spicy. The water was spicy.
That's just because you were having acid indigestion the whole time. It wasn't the water. I had to share my acid pills with Greg because he thought he was having a heart attack every day. " They were great.
Apparently I just have indigestion. Yeah, of course you do, Greg. Have you seen what you eat? " You eat from Beverly's all the time.
Come on, Palmer, give me a pill. Go get your own. Go get your own. Yeah, it's not like we didn't go to CVS or Walgreens every day.
Would you travel to Mexico? Mexico? Like, right now? Yeah.
No, last year. Well, I kind of went close. Oh yeah, you just took a cruise. Well, you didn't go to Nicaragua.
Oh, you went to Nicaragua. So, they say right now, traveling's not recommended, right? It's heightened, high-end security. At all?
Yeah. I don't recommend you leave America. Right, yeah. Wow.
There's not a ban yet, but I feel there's gonna be a ban coming soon. Hmm. They're setting it up for it, but I don't know. I mean, Mexico, to begin with, is kind of not safe, right?
Yeah. Yeah, cartels and stuff? I mean I don't really fit the description of what they want. Right, what do they want?
I don't know, you look kind of American-y. You're kind of attractive. What do they want? They're not going to kidnap you, they're just going to shoot you.
Yeah, but you know, for sex trafficking and stuff, I'm not really the type. Yeah, oh yeah, you so are. You're very much the type. You think so?
There's a bear market, I'm sure. I think so. A bear market? Yeah, a bear.
Yeah, that's what you are. You're a bear. Oh, is that what it's called? Yeah.
A large white man. Is my head cut off if I sit up like this? A little bit. Keep going.
A little more. There you go. What about Palmer? You'd never go to Mexico, huh?
Not even Senor Frogs? Senor Frogs? I mean, Mexican restaurant? I'll go to a Mexican restaurant here in America.
But you're going on cruises. I haven't been on a cruise in years. The Senor Frogs originated in... Cruises are a little different because even if you get off, if you do it right, they have controlled air I think that's the best areas for you to get off and walk around your shopping.
Oh man, when I got off in the Bahamas, it didn't seem really controlled. That's the Bahamas. Bahamas are different. We kind of, you know, own them, you know, in a weird way.
Hey, you want to buy this little turtle? No, man, how about this crack cocaine? What do you want? You know, you go to the straw.
Did you go to the straw market when you were in the Bahamas? Yeah. Yeah. That's what I'm talking about.
Right. I mean, it's table after table after table of some guy going, hey man, buy this hat. Yeah. Well, yeah, if you say no, that's what he does.
The crack cocaine, maybe the needles, which one do you want? Man, how about these cigars? I've got these cigars for you, man. I like going to the store market, immediately I do everything half.
" Come on, man, I'll give you five. That's a deal, five. Take it, leave it. And I'll walk away.
Drives my life crazy. Five dollar Freddy, man, come on, bro. No, you gotta be willing to walk away. We don't even need that hat, but for five dollars, I'll take that hat.
Right. Yeah. All right, man, American. Yep, five dollars American, man.
I got it right here, you got a five dollar bill. Bam, bam, bam. What about the crack cocaine? You want some of that?
Another $5. Put it in the hat. This cop's behind me. Don't worry about them.
Yeah. Don't worry, man. They're with me. $6.
My cousins. Yeah, $6. $3 then. $3 for the hat.
They all nick you for $5 as you're going. Hey, $5 to stay out of jail, bro. Damn, that $5 hat just cost me $15. That's right.
I'm out of money. I only brought $15. Right. Mike, he's falling asleep, you're dying.
I have a really big cough, I'm trying to keep in. It's a rough one. Yeah. There you go.
Alright, let's move on. Okay. Next. From the Bahamas, man.
Steve just texted. I gotta go back up. Oh, we did that one. Tim Cook stepping down as Apple CEO.
Apple CEO, Apple announced that 65-year-old Tim Cook will hand over CEO duties to the company's Head of Hardware Products. What? Apple has hardware? Oh, hardware, different kind of hardware.
John Ternis in September, with Cook staying on as Executive Chairman, this massive tech business news with huge audience interest, great for takes on leadership transition, what it means for Apple's brand future legacy. I don't know. Let's find out. This guy looks young.
He does look young. Is that the new guy? Yeah, the new guy. Interesting.
Yeah. So, after What's-His-Name died, Steve Jobs, this other guy has been in charge, I guess? Yeah, the Cook guy. No, the Cook guy's in charge now.
Or has he just been made the official? He was like the transitional? No, Tim Cook is done. Yeah, Tim Cook got in charge after Steve Jobs.
Yeah. And there's a new guy coming. Oh, yeah, here we go, sorry. I mean, look, man, here's the reality.
We haven't seen a new Apple phone that was cunning edge in over a decade, if not longer. Right. I mean, let's get this going. Wasn't there a new iPhone this year?
Yeah, there's a new iPhone every year. Yeah, but it wasn't, like, what he said, like, something different. Like, "Oh, check this out," you know? No.
" You just wear this little bracelet thing and it pops up out of your wrist. He's got to believe this. And now with AI and all this other stuff, man, like we should be leveling up our game. You think they're going to go away with phones and go to like the meta glass, like the accessory type things?
I don't know. Well, the glasses are... I love... That's not them though, is it?
No. I love my metas. I think they're amazing. Yeah, he's on them, he wears them all the time.
Meta, answer that. Meta, answer it. Tell me what that says. Read me that text.
Does it bother you when you're driving and the screen pops up while you're driving? There's no screen. There's no screen, it's just audio. No, the Ray-Bans have a screen, a heads-up display, but nobody's said anything to me about that yet.
Oh, I'd want the heads-up display. Yeah, I don't know. But what, you're driving, wouldn't it be dangerous? I have no idea.
Does it just come up like on one eye? Yeah, it's only one eye, actually. What if it's your non-dominant eye? Or your dominant eye?
Oh, that's a good point. Well, you could probably change the settings. All of a sudden, the car swerves because you're reading something on your thing? Yeah, I don't know.
There's like flying a, uh, uh, uh, there's a helicopter, I can't think of it, I don't know what's going on. I don't know, I, I, so, I was just at the eye doctor and they, um, they, um, they're gonna do a demo for me. Put a cornea in? When I go back.
Nice. They gonna put a new cornea in your eye? No, no, no, I looked at the Ray-Ban Meadows. Oh.
Oh, you're gonna get those? Yeah, I, I told 'em I wanted 'em as, um, sunglasses, so like I want 'em polarized, uh, they're like 700 some odd bucks. He's rich. Wow.
You got $700 sunglasses? Yeah. Well, I haven't got them yet. I want to do the demo and make sure it matters.
He's got them coming. Wow. They're awesome. Two different colors.
I think the Oakley's last longer. I'm sure. Well, yeah, they're definitely different. They're more sport.
I traded the cigars for mine. Oh, nice. So this new guy, he joined Apple in 2001, he rose through engineering leadership roles, currently oversees all hardware developments, there might be something new coming, including iPhone, Mac, iPad, Apple, Silicon chips. He's been a central figure in Apple's most successful era of hardware innovation.
Internally, he's been long seen as a top successor candidate, so they've been grooming this gentleman to take over. Well, a company like Apple, I would think so. Well, we had a cigar company where this guy thought he was going to be made the new guy, and then he retired, or he left, because they brought in a guy from a liquor company. Right.
Yeah, but I feel like the money that each one of those companies makes is completely different. Okay. Alright, what do you got for, what's next? It's all the stories.
No cigar news? No, they're still doing PCA stuff. Yeah. But we can do a what's the score?
You know, we can talk a little bit about PCA stuff. Okay. So Padrón released this 100-year-old 100 cigar. Oh, did they?
I didn't even go by there. I saw this then. The humidor is really nice. Yeah.
They only have 100 of them coming out. 100 humidors or 100 sticks? I think we covered this story. Not really.
Okay. 100 humidors, 100 yada yada. Okay. And then, but like, when you go and try and find out any of the intel, there's zero intel on the cigar.
Oh, it's just like the last thing, the collab thing. Like the legacy thing, yeah. Yeah. And that came out like three years later.
Yeah, this would probably be on bar. You think so? Yeah. I think so, too, you know.
It's very expensive. It kind of sucks, because like, I would, dude, when you look at this humidor, I'm like, this is nice. No, it looked, yeah, it looked good. I saw a video of it on Facebook.
You wanna know how much it is? How much? How much do you think? So that Legacy thing was what, like $7,500 or something like that?
Something like that. Um, $10,000. $10,000? How much do you think it is?
$20. $20,000? Yeah. You want to know how much it is?
Yeah. I'm going to not tell you because they don't know. Oh, they haven't said anything. Oh, that's exactly what happened with the last one.
How, it's like, what are we doing? I hate that. Yeah. Like, why not just tell us?
They have to know by now what it's going to cost. Yeah, I mean... They want to see what the hype is. They're pricing out the hype.
How much can we sell this thing for? Yeah. What do people guess? Well, that Palmer guy said 20, so let's add 10 percent.
Yeah, how many emails you got from him? Yeah, see what all the podcasts are saying. Yeah. We already kind of covered the Placenta, not the Placenta, the Drew Estate thing.
How did Lure do there? I know that was... We don't know, but... I wouldn't mind talking to him.
You got some samples from him, we're going to put some of that on the Patreon. Yeah, he's gonna come in and do our show and Cigar Guys here pretty soon. Oh cool, okay. We have his new Wahoo to try on the Patreon.
Nice. Okay. He had a nice little booth. I was surprised when Skip brought it up as one of the booths he was impressed with.
Yeah. I mean, the cigars, the ones we've been smoking, they're pretty good. Yeah, the fish sticks are really good. Yeah.
What was the best looking booth this year? What's your booth this year? Well, PCA awarded Stoic for their best smaller booth or medium booth. Did they really?
Yeah. I liked it with the pillars. Yeah. I thought it was very nicely done.
Yeah. I mean, here are the main highlights from PCA. Okay. Other than Powstanie, which didn't make this list.
Espinosa's eight new product releases, which we kind of covered. Yeah. We haven't smoked those yet, but I'm excited to smoke some of those. I think that'll be really good.
I have just singles just for me. You have? Oh, just for you. Well, I have the new 601, I have the new green one, whatever, the hybrid, that's the only two new ones I got.
Yeah, we didn't really get a lot of cigars. I mean, we do, we were so busy. Yeah, we didn't go out and go pillaging this year. Casa Carrillo has a new Ascend line and the Deep Blue limited release.
Oscar Valladares announces the Colaborations. Oh, who's he doing that with? If I knew that, I could've got one. I don't know who he's collaborating with.
That's a great question. What's the company with the parent on the band? I always forget. St.
Cristobal? Yeah, St. Cristobal had that new one. I tried to get one of those, and they didn't have any more.
I really wanted to try. They had them. They probably did, yeah. Yeah.
I'm sure, I'm sure. You know what's funny is I hit up the Mirafel guys for Mirafel at the end. You could tell, like, with people that didn't really know me, they didn't want to give it up. I was like, yo, can I get one more?
Can I get one? I want to smoke one. Which one? No, we don't have any, no.
And who are you? Yes, you do. And they tried to give me one of the other ones, like the Family Blends. No, I don't want that one.
I don't want that one. You know what I want. I want the Secret Lantero. I already got drove over smoking.
Um, Plasencia, rebrand, and then... Where's Darkwing? Yeah. Where's Jeremiah?
Where's Jeremiah? He's not a bullfrog. Darkwing, wow. Placentia's rebrand, obviously, that happened.
Did you notice that the Oscar Valladares neon, I'm sound very snotty, neon display and their setup is the leaf from Placentia? Oh, is it? Oh. Yes.
Uh-oh. I don't know. Well, they've had that for a while. Yeah, it's the third show in a row they've used that same setup for.
And then, you know, obviously, Placentia's World Cup-inspired triumphant ball, which we've kind of covered. This is interesting. SDG reunites General and Forge brands under one roof. Did that happen?
I didn't catch that. Or were they all just squeezed into that little square they build? Is that what they meant? Because that thing gets very, very packed.
Yeah. I mean, we talked to Dave. " Good point. We should have got burnt ends.
We should have got some of those to try. Do you think this was a strong year for new releases? Let me ask you that. Not a strong year, but I think there didn't seem to be as many as there was last year as far as press releases and stuff.
Because when I was out and about, of course, there wasn't a lot of out and about. Yeah, what about you? Because you're pretty entrenched on some of this stuff. Yeah, I saw a lot of videos on new stuff, I don't know how it was the year before.
Any new highlights? Was there something that you were like, man, I really want us to try that? Oh yeah, I mean, definitely all the Espinosas stuff, and their packaging looked great. What else?
I think there was one by Argonosa, what do you want to call it? Yeah, there was one that I had seen that they were putting on Facebook or whatever, that looked interesting. They had a terrible location, it looked like. They got put back where we were last year, but they were behind taller ones all around there.
That's what sucks. I mean, I wanted to go by and say hi to Terrence, and it took me a while to find it. Oh, you said hi to him? No, he was busy.
I didn't say hi to Terrence, I didn't say hi to Fabian. Yeah, no, they were both busy. The one time I had, that I walked by where they were. Yeah.
Was there any... But they were like three or four rows back, but not all the way against the wall, so it was like booth, booth, them, booth. So, I mean, unless you were looking for it, you wouldn't have seen it. Did HVC or Room 101 have a new cigar?
HVC did, it's a new Pan Caliente, I forget what it's called. - Yeah, Room 101 has the Johnny Tobacconaut, new Johnny Tobacconaut. - Yeah, the brown one. - I might have some with me.
If not, remind me, I have some for you. - Okay. - That I do have. - I appreciate that.
I did see Marlon Waynes was there. - Yeah. - Yeah. - I'm curious to see how long he stayed.
- Yeah, I don't know. - If he stayed for day one, how long he stayed for day one, or whatever the case may be. 'Cause he was at that bonfire thing, or whatever, campfire conversation. - Right.
- Which we didn't partake in. - I saw a picture of it. - Well, he also, he also had a comedy show that whole. - That Friday night, yeah.
- Smart, that's a good approach. - Far away, yeah. - Yeah. So yeah, no, I mean, so I, I don't know, maybe I'm just getting jaded.
No, not jaded, just maybe I've just been in here so long, been in this industry, that nothing new really was like, oh, wow, ooh, you know, like, yeah, I'm excited about the Espinosa stuff. - I mean, you guys had all your new stuff. Yeah, I'm excited about our stuff, obviously, when it comes to the Sumatra and the SBC and then the "Smoke This Trust Me" set. Yeah, normally when we go through the, you know, as we read the stories that are about, we're thinking, I'm like, "Ooh, I want to try that.
" Yeah, this year it was like, maybe just this 110 Cristobal thing, that looks good. It didn't seem like there was a lot of new cigars. I don't think so, either. Maybe people just, I don't know, maybe they came out with them already.
I don't know. Interesting. Maybe they put them out at TPE. I mean, some people had new secrets.
I don't think so, man. TPE sounded like it was a ghost town. Drew State had their new stuff? The Dominicana thingy?
Yeah. The Underground? Oh, yeah, they had a new Dominicana and the new Underground. Dominican Underground or whatever it was.
Yeah. That's pretty much it. Okay. Their booth's always busy.
Yeah. I didn't see as much coverage from media. Yeah, like the things that I saw was from the actual companies, it wasn't from like podcasters or, you know, anybody like that. I think most people shoot everything while they're there and then they go home and divide it up and edit it then and then they start putting up shows.
Yeah. It's hard to do it. It's hard to run and gun there. I mean, Dojo did.
They put us up the day after they did it. Yeah, they did. Yeah, but I do like to see that these guys are having their own kind of social media. The companies.
Yeah, their own producers and stuff. Right. I think that's important. I think that's good to have.
Yeah. So. Nice. But that's a good point.
I mean, obviously Espanol has Jerome. Right. And he does a great job. Yeah.
You know. I thought you said a Jerome, but you said Jerome. Yeah. And then Aganorsa has somebody, obviously.
Yeah, somebody does their stuff. Was there any other celebrities other than Marlon that was notable? No. Guy Fieri was there.
Yeah, but he didn't stay for the whole show. No, he just did. You know, I saw he was somewhere else already the next day. He had to be somewhere else?
He had to be somewhere else. Alright, you want to play What's the Score? C. Newman Factory in Tampa is an Ecuadorian, Connecticut seed wrapper, binder is USA, Connecticut, Broadleaf, filler undisclosed length, it's a 6x52 round cigar, it's $24, and they smoked three, $86, 85, Clue number one, there are many shades of brown in the baseball, the dirt, the gloves, the bat.
This is quite a bit lighter than the colors I think of for those things. A bit more like Berkman Mustard, a Cleveland baseball staple, though maybe a bit lighter than that. The paleness of the wrapper does not hide the veins, though the cigars are fairly cylindrical. And outside of a nick on the first one, I don't have any issues with the appearance.
86. 85. Settle down, Sally. When it comes to the first puff, all three Tampa Smokes Toros keep the early theme and are medium full, only the first cigar has a distinct potting soil flavor.
Though the other two have plenty of more normal earthiness, the first cigar also has an aggressive barnyard flavor which isn't present in the other two. The second cigar has more acidity and some berries, but it's mostly just dry soil where the first cigar was almost sweetness, Sweetness, A Semi-Sweet Milk Coffee, As Earthiness. I wasn't paying attention. 86.
That's right, I wasn't paying attention when I was reading either. I'm going to 82 for the potting soil. How can you like that flavor? That just doesn't make any sense.
Yeah, how do you like potting soil? Yeah. Third clue, because of how much smoke I'm able to get, I don't consider it plugged, but it's not as... It's not good.
As for the first cigar, the tightness is causing me to think the cigar is just a minute from going out, which is odd given how much smoke comes from the foot of the cigar. 84. 82. Alright, final thought, let me get to it, final thought.
When looking at the three score sheets, it's quite apparent that I had three very different experiences. If I had to pick one to replicate, it would be that the first cigar, which had good enough flavor, but was a lot easier to smoke than the third cigar, which had my favorite flavor profile. The second cigar, the one with the overly tight draw, was far and away the worst, and the culprit for the score not being that high. This is a much fuller cigar than the lightness of the wrapper might suggest to some.
- Alright, final score. - 77. - Pfff. - Man.
- Um... - 78. - What did you say? - 77.
- You went the right way! - Yes! - 84! - I was right the whole time!
- He won. - No, you won. - No, he said 74, you said 78, it was 84. I dropped it.
- Oh, it was 84. It was 84, I thought you said it was 74. I dropped it significantly at the end. Damn.
I was a little nervous when you did that. " I need to just go to Matt Booth's way and just pick a number and stick with it. Oh, is that what he did? Yeah, he says the same number, and it was his cigar.
Yeah. Did he get it right? No, I won. I don't remember if he won or not.
I don't remember. You won it, but it was Matt Booth's cigar? Yeah. That's what it.
Fuck. I should've won that one. Alright, you want one more? Yeah.
Right an hour. Alright, January 2nd, 2018, Brooks Whittington is a reviewer. It's the Altidus USA cigars, the Sancho Panza Ducales. Oh.
85. 84. Sancho Panza Ducales from 1980, Country of Origin, Spain, Factory, Muñozse, Wrapper, Cuba, Binder, Cuba, Filler, Cuba, 5 1/3 by 42, Corona, it's a $40 cigar, and they were, ooh, they only smoked one. Uh, 85.
84. Oh, God. 84. What are you telling me?
Next. Starting out, the Sancho Panza Ducales exhibits immediate, dominant flavors of both leather and cedar, intersparked with notes of cashews, barnyard, and milk chocolate. There are some of the orange citrus from the cold draw present on the retrohale, albeit not nearly as strong. I'm also noticing a touch of sweetness that reminds me of honey.
Sounds delicious. 87. 84. Clue number two: I'm noticing an increasing bitterness on the finish that is coming close to overwhelming some of the lighter flavors, while both the white pepper on the retrohale and the spice on my tongue has remained at fully constant levels.
Is he bubbling? I thought he was, but he's bubbling. He's got it. That's probably the phlegm in my throat.
Yeah, it's his nasal. Construction-wise, the draw remains excellent, but the burn gets a bit out of hand, forcing me to touch it up a couple of times. 87. 84.
While not overly exciting, the final third of the Sancho pens is almost exactly like this. The second third, with the same leather and cedar combination holding the dominant spot, followed by lesser notes of hay, floral nuts, espresso beans, and earth. The one major change is the bitterness on the finish, which has disappeared, allowing both the honey sweetness and the white pepper to shine. This is the final thought.
Nope, next is the final thought, that was the final clue. 87. oh god oh he just died 84 don't you change from that number mikey um final thought in a review i do of a cigar this old is always a gamble will it still have flavor that i can distinguish or will it be so old that my flavors are basically dead or something in between. Turns out the Sancho Panza Ducales had more of the former than the latter.
The profile is decent, complex, and features more pepper and spice than I would have thought possible in such an aged cigar. There were some moments during the smoke that some of the flavors took over. Most notably, a noticeable bitterness on the finish is the second third. There were few and far between and did not last long in any case.
In the end, Any minor issues were balanced out nicely by the other flavors that were present, as well as the fact that the smoking a cigar that was more than 30 years old, I can easily recommend it as one ever happens to cross your path. Hurry, I gotta blow my nose. So, I am gonna have to say, that I'm gonna have to correct myself from earlier, I do miss you guys, I did miss you guys, I did miss this, because this is fun. I do like doing this.
Doesn't matter. He said what he said. Yeah, it's so hurtful. 87.
You better not change. You better not change. He just said that he liked it. Yeah, but you've been going wrong with the 84.
84. 85. Oh, yeah. I was so hoping you changed it.
Well, no sparklers today, fellas. We're supposed to get more fuel as soon as Greg's allowed. Yeah, we asked him that three weeks ago or two weeks ago. Well, he asked us for the money in the car.
" Yeah, as soon as they fix, we pay. As soon as you fix, you pay. And then we have a contract that's in being the service agent, too. What?
He's gonna be the contract. Yeah, it's in the contract. If he doesn't fix them, we get money back. Yeah, there's gotta be a warranty with Greg.
Maintenance repair. Warranty. Okay, thank you very much. We hope we provided great edutainment for you guys today.
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- Tomorrow we have a special guest! - We do have a special guest, Laureen will be in the house, so then edit it. Very excited about our special guest. I also have a video for you, I'll give it to you for tomorrow.
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Show Notes
On today’s show we have an update to an older story. NATO logs a big win, Apple has a new leader. Mexican vacation goes wrong , Chat GPT Has Gun! And a What’s The Score Double Game