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When AI Plans Your Vacation But Can't Fix Your Dental Trauma
Welcome to hey Real Quick. You know what I did yesterday.
Speaker 2:What.
Speaker 1:I'm not going to go into the deets, but I went to the dentist for my that was fun Root canal. Every two or three year cleaning. I don't go every. First of all, every six months is overkill. I'm just going to do a flyby just real quick, but the scraping has to stop yeah, I get that's the way they get the tartar off and you know, floss is only like a string.
Speaker 1:But I wanted it to be over and it was longer than I had ever remembered. I was blacking out in the middle, I was it just not, but it was too much.
Speaker 2:I love the need.
Speaker 1:When I left I was like doing that thing with your jaw where you're like. Well, now my whole mouth is sore.
Speaker 2:Yeah.
Speaker 1:And oh, there's nothing left on my teeth. They're smooth, All right. But, I'm like what do you have a chisel.
Speaker 2:Yeah, and it's I love when they kind of jukey a little bit and like they're like, are you okay?
Speaker 1:oh yeah yeah, and I'm so southern, oh yeah, of course I'm fine, I'll always except for when I spit or not spit. Because now you, they do the suction and they say, and close and close, and I'm like, can you see the blood going through that too? Because yeah you're tearing me up in here and I'm about done. I totally expected the dentist to come in and be like everything looks great, except for you got some gum irritation, which I did not have on my way to the dentist.
Speaker 2:Right yeah, we're going to your teeth look amazing. Yeah, we're going to have somebody come in real quick and do those stitches and we'll send you on your way.
Speaker 1:Yeah, didn't enjoy it. Didn't enjoy it and they'll send you on your way. Yeah, didn't enjoy it. Didn't enjoy it, didn't get a sticker, nothing, no balloon animal.
Speaker 2:Oh, they do. Yeah, they used to do the swords.
Speaker 1:Yeah.
Speaker 2:Like balloon swords.
Speaker 1:I don't know yeah.
Speaker 2:For the kids, or like you could get like a little dog.
Speaker 1:I'm going to say it's kind of gone down. It looks a little bit like a ghost town from out west in there.
Speaker 2:There's a couple desks.
Speaker 1:I know a lady used to do billing there. It looks like nobody lives at that desk. I don't know.
Speaker 2:Yeah, we go to the same place.
Speaker 1:I'm about to not go to the same place because I am done Sorry. They kind of shut down that little playground, remember.
Speaker 2:There's always like a First of all, no kid is reading or maybe they're looking at a book, but there was always like a little look, it's like walking into a tree. Yeah, and there are a couple of books and, like you're about to get, yeah, and then they had TVs in the waiting room.
Speaker 1:They don't have TVs in the waiting room anymore, or they weren't on. There was no HGTV show on. I'm going to say this too. Yesterday I also went to Chick-fil-A Surprise. We should have six sponsors, because we all know who they are Chick-fil-A, costco and the dentist. But we don't believe in them anymore. But I went in because the draft there was closed.
Speaker 2:I hadn't been in a Chick-fil-A in a minute. There's no Play Place. I'm all down for that. I don't like play place. I'm all down for that you know why.
Speaker 1:If you have a play place, you need a referee. Yeah, you need somebody with a whistle and a striped shirt or like a bodyguard or a buffer or something, because invariably your kid's coming. This kid took my shoe and threw it at me and then you're like invariably your kid's coming. This kid took my shoe and threw it at me and then you're like I don't want to go manage somebody else's kid, and they're sitting who knows which parent it is. Anyway, sorry.
Speaker 2:I sent y'all in there so I didn't have to yell at you. Then you got to go in. But we used to get that too. Somebody like there's always some kid, there's always a bully. He's usually about anywhere between 5 and 14. There's always that kid. That's a little too big for it.
Speaker 2:Yeah, you're like, this is for people that are below four feet, dude right, you know, and you and I could play one-on-one basketball yeah, and I would lose yeah and they'll camp out at the top of the tunnel and they won't let the kid to the slide yeah, it's like a troll in the kids book.
Speaker 1:Yeah, it's the troll, but anyway I was glad to see it yeah, I was real glad to see it. But after that I went to um costco to get some milk and such and this is new to me they had a ford bronco outside where you get your tires I'm like I don't think they're cheaper though no, and who's going by? The ford bronco, which I love, the new ford bronco. If you want to sponsor and give us one and we'll put hey, real quick I like the looks of them.
Speaker 2:I have. I have seen the crash test results.
Speaker 1:Don't do it whatever I have test driven one for fun, when ben and I were just testing cars but anyway, I'm like who's driving by going, you know, nobody's planning to go there to get their car, I don't think.
Speaker 2:Yeah.
Speaker 1:They're going to get some bulk like milk. Maybe you get a pair of shorts and a beach towel, maybe a house plant. That's your surprise purchase, but like.
Speaker 2:But a.
Speaker 1:Bronco, can you imagine going home and be like?
Speaker 2:honey. Um, I was at costco and I know this is crazy, but the price was amazing.
Speaker 1:What'd you get? A ford bronco a six pack everybody you get a ford bronco and you get a ford bronco, but so, but when I came out, there was a kind of a younger, I say kid, young adult that was working there, obviously, but under his little vest he had on Alabama t-shirts. So, like I do, I was like roll tide.
Speaker 2:Did you get anything back? Did they say it? Do you know what he said? What?
Speaker 1:Yes, ma'am, and I was like that's a good response.
Speaker 2:That's a good response.
Speaker 1:It wasn't the roll tide back. He just kind of like gave me the half smile like yes, ma'am.
Speaker 2:I kind of like that better. You respect your elders. Yeah Right, we're on the same page. I know what you're saying.
Speaker 1:Yeah, it was like oh man, that's amazing. That's a good one yeah, roll tide.
Speaker 2:Yes, ma'am, the Ford Bronco.
Speaker 1:No, he was bringing carts in.
Speaker 2:Oh he worked there, yeah.
Speaker 1:Anyway, yeah. So I know Exciting time y'all yeah.
Speaker 2:Went through all the sponsors. That was my crazy Tuesday. Which I went to.
Speaker 1:Mm, hmm.
Speaker 2:I think I was there too Were you.
Speaker 1:I was just there four days ago and I was there too, were you Costco. Yeah, I was just there, four days ago.
Speaker 2:I'm there two days a week.
Speaker 1:Yeah.
Speaker 2:Easy.
Speaker 1:Which they're doing a drive for a children's hospital. So I gave a dollar, whatever.
Speaker 2:Oh, they got me, they asked me.
Speaker 1:But then when I go back I kind of wanted to say, look, I just gave and so I'm not going to give again, but I did get four days ago. You won't see my receipt.
Speaker 2:I can't stand, sorry, so I did you know what I hate? Let's talk about it again. You know, they did it to me. They're like, and sometimes I just panic and give. Not that it's bad to give. No, but sometimes I also panic and say no.
Speaker 1:Yeah.
Speaker 2:And then I'm just like as soon as I say no. I'm like they think I am horrible.
Speaker 1:They don't though.
Speaker 2:No, but in my head every other person that went through gave today.
Speaker 1:Gave.
Speaker 2:And then they're like did you see?
Speaker 1:that little skinny white dude that came through here. Yeah.
Speaker 2:He said no yeah. Not even a dollar for the children, right, yeah, yeah, yeah, which usually I do, and they give you the balloon or something, don't you? Write, not a balloon, but it's a little piece of paper you probably gave more than I did no, I think you do like. You, just write your name on there, you can give me nothing.
Speaker 1:I ain't writing my name.
Speaker 2:You used to do that no maybe that's public's, I don't know but, always when you go back, I always want to be like uh-uh, no, find mine.
Speaker 1:Yeah.
Speaker 2:It's over the top left. That's my balloon I already gave. I can't do this every time I know, but anywho.
Speaker 1:And then you know, we're getting to the end of the school year and my youngest kid is about to go work at a camp for three weeks. So my kid is about to go work at a camp for three weeks, so about to get in the packing mode for that, which means he doesn't pack his own clothes he can, but I always do a double check because invariably it'll be like you know you have no socks, and this doesn't just apply to my young. I'm not throwing my youngest under the bus.
Speaker 2:She's throwing everybody under the bus.
Speaker 1:Everybody in my family Because we have done the thing before where we got to Iowa for Thanksgiving or something one year and it was like that's funny, I don't see Jonah's suitcase. He was like a little kid. No suitcase, it never got put in the car.
Speaker 2:Oh, no so.
Speaker 1:I am. You know where I'm going with this, but I am the person in the couple that is like the double checker. If we're going on a trip. I've already made the packing list three weeks ahead of time. Yeah, that's Robin. Toothbrushes, retainers, inhalers, you know uh, chargers for the car battery, backups for the phones yeah, everybody else is like rain jackets I know, yeah, I got a toothbrush but you don't have any toothpaste gross. So, anywho, and I like line it all up and I pack him, packing cubes.
Speaker 2:I do like the packing cubes.
Speaker 1:When you go to camp you have to label everything.
Speaker 2:Because if he's there long enough, they'll have to do laundry.
Speaker 1:You at least have to put stuff even on the bottom of socks and stuff. I'm sure no.
Speaker 2:On the bottom of socks.
Speaker 1:Well, they do their laundry. There's a hole in my name, sorry, my initials were on a hole, but now they're gone. But what I'm saying is like they have to have everything labeled, because they're going to do their laundry. So it's like, okay, can you please come back with those shorts that we just bought? You know what I'm saying.
Speaker 2:Yeah, robin, she's the packer. And she packs like if we go somewhere, if we're leaving on Friday, thursday after work she's got her bag out. She's like I'm a morning packer.
Speaker 1:I pack the day of oh gosh, I packed two days ahead of time and then whatever else is still in the laundry, I pull it out if I packed three days before I'm gonna check it seven times, I know and I'm like ocd because I'm gonna, I'm gonna look in the bag over and over again and I'm like did I get? That's what I'm doing so.
Speaker 2:I just wait and pack the day of that way, I don't have to go back yeah but anyway, there's always, there's all, especially with couples there's always a planner and then other, like Robin, plans out when we're leaving oh, I mean we can both kind of like where you want to go but it's like when are we leaving?
Speaker 1:when are?
Speaker 2:we getting back back Like flights.
Speaker 1:Yeah.
Speaker 2:You know, if we're going by car like we're going to leave at this time probably get there around. Then we're going to eat supper with them and I'm just like where are we going?
Speaker 1:Oh my gosh, isn't that nice though it is nice, do you like being?
Speaker 2:that person? Yeah, I do, but I feel worthless.
Speaker 1:But I'm like the mule, Like yeah, you're like, yeah, I'll unload the car.
Speaker 2:Okay, so like if we go to the airport like if there's a desk and a receptionist. Yeah, I'm just like um, I think you need to talk to my wife she knows stuff.
Speaker 1:She's got the file folder. Yeah, hold bag, like you know. Yeah, like yeah, you got nothing. Yeah, somebody's got to move this stuff.
Speaker 2:But um, yeah, man, but I'm, yeah, I couldn't be the planner. She always says like you're the worst.
Speaker 1:we're not really either of us are planners, but I can pack logistics. Logistics I can do like, what do we need to get there? Right, right, it'd be great if I could just pack. And he always books flights, though Randall will book flights.
Speaker 2:See, I don't even book flights, he rents the car. Oh, I don't even know that stuff.
Speaker 1:Yeah, yeah, I mean, I can do it. I have done it.
Speaker 2:She enjoys it, I think.
Speaker 1:Oh yeah, she's just really good at it, she's really good at it she is good.
Speaker 2:But I think one time she said, like you know, it would be nice if somebody just kind of Took over this Just planned everything.
Speaker 1:Oh yeah, You're like and.
Speaker 2:I'm like, I'm always like you know what the next one I'm going to plan?
Speaker 1:You're like travel agent license online.
Speaker 2:But what she did, so she's good at planning trips and excursions. She's good at planning trips and excursions, but the last time she started using chat GPT, I have to make sure I say that right.
Speaker 1:It's so hard to say.
Speaker 2:It's, I don't whoever named it should have asked AI.
Speaker 1:I know Are there.
Speaker 2:Any other options?
Speaker 1:Yeah, I can't say it.
Speaker 2:But it's ridiculous.
Speaker 1:To plan the trip.
Speaker 2:Yeah, because she just said like hey, we want to take a trip. That's long, it's just two of us, blah, blah, blah. We want a few excursions. Nothing too, I mean, you just say what you want. And it's like, and then it's got the whole. I mean you can tweak it.
Speaker 1:Yeah, but it gives you like a skeleton of like Monday this is a good place to stay.
Speaker 2:That's kind of close to the airport your first day. There's a real good restaurant right over here. If you want something Like it gives you everything.
Speaker 1:That is amazing Okay.
Speaker 2:Which is weird, see, I know.
Speaker 1:That's when you're like it's creepy, but I don't like it, but she, yeah, she is.
Speaker 2:And now we don't pay for it Because I think you can like do oh, chat GP. There's, like you know, it's the app, uh-huh.
Speaker 1:Which I didn't know it's I don't have the app Chat generative Generative. Yeah, pre-trained.
Speaker 2:Transformer. We're listening to.
Speaker 1:They're already going to call it a transformer. More than meets the eye.
Speaker 2:We got Decepticons planning our Up in here.
Speaker 1:Who's your travel agent?
Speaker 2:It's Optimus Prime, it's.
Speaker 1:Bumblebee, it's also our rental car. We like muscle cars.
Speaker 2:But yeah, I didn't know that, but it's.
Speaker 1:Generative Pre-Trained Transformer. What if you said that every time? Sorry, that's so funny to me.
Speaker 2:I'm just going to call it. I just call it AI. To be honest, what's a?
Speaker 1:chat and it's an app. What am I 80?
Speaker 2:Is it an?
Speaker 1:app. Really, I thought I didn't know it was an app.
Speaker 2:I don't know how to do it. I got to start.
Speaker 1:I got to start branching out. I had to.
Speaker 2:Google. Well what chat?
Speaker 1:GPT is how to use it.
Speaker 2:Yeah, I was Googling like how does AI? And then the answer is like from AI, from AI.
Speaker 1:The AI is basically like Rolling its eyes.
Speaker 2:I said you're a moron. And eyes. I said you're a moron. And okay.
Speaker 1:Okay, I know this is okay. I probably shouldn't do this, but I know this is like tangent a little bit, but remember you were showing me the, the, the robots that ran the race. We talked about it in like our last podcast or three, so did you see in the news. And then we can go back to chat gpt. But, like when I hear chat gpt, I still just think about the robots taking over yeah.
Speaker 1:Well, they're going to yeah because they already know we're going on vacation, they're gonna rob our house while we're gone, but um, but it showed somewhere one of the robots in a lab and it just started flailing its arm. And those things are, I mean, they're stick, whatever they're metal Right yeah. And it started going crazy.
Speaker 2:Well, they got to know Kung Fu Like it's on the internet, like they probably know every.
Speaker 1:And the people were trying to shut it down and I was like this is what I was saying.
Speaker 2:It's too late to shut it down.
Speaker 1:Yeah, you can put them dogs up. Well, it's like I mean the dogs without a face, first of all. That's, it's already, and it's like a horror movie all in one. Great, you want a pet and nightmares. Here you go, and it's probably going to kill you. That's what I feel like I know that's dramatic Right, probably gonna kill you. Yeah, that's what I feel. Like I know that's dramatic right, probably not true. But what if?
Speaker 1:you look up the video of that I don't robot, and it's like the people are like it just starts doing it out of the blue. What's a robot? Yeah, I know it's weird.
Speaker 2:It's not like he started crying and I started, that's the thing about a robot, like a person, you can be like. He looks like he's mad but, like a robot. You're just person.
Speaker 1:You can be like he looks like he's mad, but like a robot. You're just like yeah, la-di-da-di-da, yeah, it's like the ones that build cars, like when you see cars being built now which I don't know what I thought. Was happening anyway.
Speaker 2:I mean, I knew there wasn't some dude with a cigarette hanging out of his mouth, like Weldon? What is it?
Speaker 1:1957?
Speaker 2:Yeah like on the Nissan line.
Speaker 1:Give me another palm oil. Yeah, they had.
Speaker 2:Oh, it was the Hyundai. No, it was a Hyundai.
Speaker 1:Or Nissan, it was a Hyundai or whatever.
Speaker 2:Yeah, and it's all.
Speaker 1:Robotic it's all robots, yeah.
Speaker 2:Which is helpful, I'm sure, and efficient.
Speaker 1:Yeah.
Speaker 2:But it is weird.
Speaker 1:I don't know what I think about it. I do know what I think about it. I do know what I think about it. I'm like uh-oh.
Speaker 2:Yeah, that's what I think about it. When they do everything now Like so, when you do like a big factory or a warehouse like you still have people in there, but a lot of times like people don't even go grab the stuff, like it's like robots, they're just like wheel over here. Okay, so robots, but not like the ones that are walking, Not like the ones that are like, but that's coming.
Speaker 1:Yeah, that's coming. That's what's scary to me.
Speaker 2:Yeah, you're going to have ones.
Speaker 1:that just the ones that look like humans, that they try to make a little bit too much like humans, whether they have that like silicone face on it or not. Yeah, but.
Speaker 2:Which silicone face on it or not, yeah, but which. I will say it was terrifying. Speaking of cars, so robin got a car and you know how, when you buy a car or whatever, it's the negotiation you're always like I don't know what I'm doing.
Speaker 1:Are they ripping me off? Yeah, is this a good deal? So?
Speaker 2:you, she used um chat gupta, chat gupta yeah and it kind of tells you like, hey, um, this is what this means. Uh, this because they use different terms like money factor right and they break it down. They, like you know, money factor. Is this divided by?
Speaker 1:it's basically the interest so they're just calling, but they just use different terms and stuff you're not used to Right.
Speaker 2:But AI just tells you like yeah, this is a good rate for this, blah, blah, blah, yada, yada, yada, brilliant. So it's stuff we didn't know. So it's just kind of yeah.
Speaker 1:Yeah. So then you're like yeah, it's just like anything else. It's like the internet. It's like it's great for a lot of things. It's bad for hypochondriacs, it's bad for people that want to, you know, hack people or commit crimes or do really horrible things or you know things that aren't good for you, but it's great for if you want to do college classes at home. So the dark side, man, man, there's a lot of dark sides anyway, don't yeah?
Speaker 2:yeah, which I'm not missing, social media. It's been a while are you not? Yeah, I don't have it on my phone anymore. I don't have it good thing yeah, good for you. Yeah, your brain is so like Well, I mean, I still look at news and stuff. Yeah, well, I mean, which kind of messes it up?
Speaker 1:Well, that's because it's the news that we have. But what was I just thinking of?
Speaker 2:Ask AI.
Speaker 1:You know what they could do if the robot was not demon possessed and it was good with a scrapey hook, maybe they could clean your teeth.
Speaker 2:No.
Speaker 1:No.
Speaker 2:I don't want a robot.
Speaker 1:No, what if that thing went crazy? Oh yeah, oh no, that's not good.
Speaker 2:Yeah, which I don't know, because every time I Google something.
Speaker 1:Uh-huh, does it just pop up with an AI answer at the top now, so I'm just going to. Remember how, like nine months ago, that wasn't the thing.
Speaker 2:Oh yeah, so yeah. Now it just says AI. So I'm just going to.
Speaker 1:AI generator.
Speaker 2:I'm just going to ask it Will robots or robots? Ai is like. I love robots. Will robots take over the world? I just want to see what AI says Now. Good news, folks.
Speaker 1:Aw sweet little AI.
Speaker 2:It says no, robots are not likely to take over the world in the way depicted in science fiction.
Speaker 1:Well, which way is it AI?
Speaker 2:Well man, which way is it AI? Well man, the idea of robots developing their own sentience and rebelling against humans is a popular theme in fiction, but it is unlikely to become a reality, that's maybe, yeah, you know what this is 8-Ball, 8-ball. Magic 8-Ball OhBall.
Speaker 1:Magic 8-Ball.
Speaker 2:Oh yeah.
Speaker 1:This is what it is now.
Speaker 2:The odds are not in your favor, or is that Star Wars?
Speaker 1:Or is it? You know what was that movie with Katniss?
Speaker 2:Hunger Games.
Speaker 1:Yeah, the odds are ever in your favor, oh yeah.
Speaker 2:Remember that. May the odds forever be in your favor.
Speaker 1:Oh yeah, remember that. May the odds all forever be in your favor, or something like that. That's creepy.
Speaker 2:That's a good flick though.
Speaker 1:Yeah, it was a whole series it was dark.
Speaker 2:It was kind of Sorry, this is dark.
Speaker 1:You know why I'm feeling this way? Because I got my teeth cleaned yesterday. Doggone it.
Speaker 2:A robot probably would have been faster.
Speaker 1:They always say the same thing too. They say you have the best enamel on your teeth.
Speaker 2:Well, thank you, I've been working on it.
Speaker 1:I'm like well, I guess I have my genes or something to thank, because I'm just brushing them with you know toothpaste. So I don't know.
Speaker 2:Yeah, but yeah, Sorry, we just totally diverted back to like end of the world. Totally diverted back to like end of the world. Um, don't you hate when you're at the dentist and they go what kind of uh do you? What kind of toothbrush or toothpaste do?
Speaker 1:you use. No, that makes me nothing.
Speaker 2:Well, because you know how sometimes they try to uh push that sonicare on you which one time I got a sonicare I was like I love them they told me forever like yeah what do you? Use like, and now I have a sonicare, but, but I'm like sometimes I'm so lazy, I'm like I'm just going to go old school. I don't even feel like.
Speaker 1:I can't do it right now, so I kind of go back and forth.
Speaker 2:Yeah, but man, yeah, they're in cahoots with them Sonicare folks.
Speaker 1:Yeah, they're good toothbrushes.
Speaker 2:I guess yeah, we've had them for years.
Speaker 1:Actually, mine died last year and I haven't replaced it yet.
Speaker 2:And I was going to at.
Speaker 1:Costco, she's a regular. I just move my arm, you know.
Speaker 2:Yeah.
Speaker 1:And move the toothbrush by myself.
Speaker 2:It'd be nice if a robot could just like brush your teeth and stuff like that.
Speaker 1:What if that robot went crazy?
Speaker 2:Yeah, Well, you're talking about a robot cleaning your teeth.
Speaker 1:Yeah, that's true, that's scary.
Speaker 2:Yeah, Back to sorry. Yeah, you know when they clean your teeth and you were talking about, they do the little suction thing.
Speaker 1:Yes, and they go close. Uh-huh. That never does nothing. I'm 47 years old.
Speaker 2:I don't want to close my mouth, like they put it like this, and then I close. I'm like like I'm not a robot.
Speaker 1:Now I got to say this and they call that rinse. It ain't rinsing nothing. You know why. You know how. I know Because at the end of the cleaning it feels like little pop rocks every time I push my teeth together. Oh, yeah, because of the little gritty stuff they use to polish them. But remember old school, growing up to the left, it was always to the left. You had that little white sink, yeah, and they'd full on give you some real Listerine they did that for me.
Speaker 1:Like that blue kind and you could spit it out and you could rinse it real good. Sorry, I'm getting super excited, but there's no sink anymore. They had a sink like five, ten years ago, like it wasn't that long ago, I don't know, but now they're just like close your mouth, like what am I four year, four a year and a half with a sippy cup, like and then, and then you still got that stuff and you're like I just I take over when they do that little thing, the suction.
Speaker 2:I'm like let me hold it, I know where my tongue's at, and then I'll just hold my hand up when I need to use this.
Speaker 1:I think it should be way more interactive.
Speaker 2:Yeah, I just take, I'm just like i'll'll do it. Yeah, because you get a helper in there, and then it's just. There ain't no helper, it's stuck and like you're just yeah.
Speaker 1:Yeah, and then the dentist comes in and says x-rays look good, don't have any cavities. I'm just going to double check.
Speaker 2:So they push on your teeth with the same yeah he does that little, let's keep an eye. Let's keep an eye on 27, and 32 is a little. Let me see that again. Yeah, okay, yeah, everything looks great, look awesome, and then you're like wait a minute. What about 32 and 27? What am I supposed to do?
Speaker 1:it's just like everything. It's like T-Row on bay 2, t-row on bay 2. It's like all changes, all the stuff. It's like I don't know if I'm at Valvoline or the dentist anymore. It's just no pun intended, but it's just a rotation of checking stuff Right and this and tire pressure, and let me, you know, take this hook and you know press it on the top of your molar just to make sure it's not sticking.
Speaker 2:I get so nervous every time the dude comes in I'm like come on, come on, come on and he's like everything looks great.
Speaker 1:I'm like heck, yeah, it does. No cavities, no cavities, stop yeah.
Speaker 2:And anytime they do a bunch of scraping or cleaning, as soon as I leave I'm like that's it. I'm flossing every day. I ain't going through that again. I'm going to Listerine. I'm going to be all over it. I'm never going to do that again and then I get like a month later you're like I'm going to bed Do you know what I actually enjoy flossing now it's weird, you enjoy it.
Speaker 1:I mean I don't like look forward to it, like yay, 10 more minutes till bedtime.
Speaker 2:That means it gets a floss, but I you, I enjoy it if there's something stuck between my teeth yeah, I use that glide come.
Speaker 1:I'm not comfort the the thin glide, the flat floss man yeah, that's the only one I use.
Speaker 2:Sponsor me. I like the glide which that's not good for you. But whatever, it's not. No, it's like the whole DuPont thing. It's like nonstick, whatever, anyway, nothing's good for you.
Speaker 1:Nothing, yeah. Whatever Newsflash, it's all tainted, cook over a fire and live in a tent, but Anyway.
Speaker 2:I don't like that. Now the dentist makes sure I said both teeth. The floss they use is kind of like a tiny thin wire. It's sharp.
Speaker 1:And it's not comfortable.
Speaker 2:And you don't have to go that far, like when they, when they do it, and I can see your forearms like kind of flexing. You know what I'm saying.
Speaker 1:You've been working out? Yeah, no, I just do this and make everybody's mouth bleed every day.
Speaker 2:Teeth my molars are like real tight oh yeah, man, they're real tight and I had somebody get out of their chair and put their weight on the floss and the floss broke. They didn't even couldn't get. I was like how about I just do that one when I get home? How about I take care of 32 and 27 or whatever you're talking about? But yeah, and the one thing you don't want to see is when it's happened to me like three times is when they're scraping and then they're like their arm gets tired and they break out that black scraper. What is that? Their arm gets tired and they break out that black scraper.
Speaker 2:What is that? It's like a scraper meets a sandblaster and they also do water. It's basically like a power scraper or something, so it scrapes as they scrape. It's like blasting, I don't know Power washer and sander, that thing is.
Speaker 1:I ain't never had that. I've had that three or four times and that's the times I'm like, okay, I don't know, power washer and sander that thing is. I ain't never had that.
Speaker 2:I've had that three or four times and that's the times I'm like okay, I'm flossing Like it's legit, it hurts I mean, it's just not comfortable. It gets all over you.
Speaker 1:Yeah, you got little like pieces of grit stuck on your face when you go back to the car and stuff.
Speaker 2:I don't like that. Get that plastic napkin. Can we get a cotton towel? You know what?
Speaker 1:Cover my eyeballs. I keep my glasses on. I'm scared they're going to put an eye out with that grit polisher's thing.
Speaker 2:And, by the way, I know what blood tastes like, you know when they're doing all their stuff, and they're like a little bit of bleeding. I'm like I know I've swallowed like a pint. Like a pint, slow down.
Speaker 1:I could have saved somebody's life giving it. Why don't you just put a suction and just send it to Red Cross while we're doing this Unreal.
Speaker 2:I feel like a vampire at a buffet. Good gracious. And you're just there.
Speaker 1:You're just bleeding, oh I know, and then you leave and, man, your gums are sore. You kind of bite your teeth, you know, because you're like let me see how sore they are. Yep, still sore yeah.
Speaker 2:You're like you look in the rear. I do it every time. Get in the car, yeah. Rear view mirror, yeah. Look, I'm like man, they're clean. God, that hurts, you know. And then I'm like I'm something.
Speaker 1:Let's put some tartar back on.
Speaker 2:Yeah, I gotta put some sugar and some high fructose corn syrup on this. I don't know. Ask AI what I should drink after I go to the dentist, but yeah.
Speaker 1:Oh, anyway.
Speaker 2:Sorry, I just want to know. I'm asking AI how often you should floss, at least once a day.
Speaker 1:First of all, want to know.
Speaker 2:I'm asking how often you should floss.
Speaker 1:At least once a day. First of all, best to floss before brushing. Yeah, that's what I do. It just says one consistency.
Speaker 2:Oh, shut up Timing, okay.
Speaker 1:Yeah, I was just wondering, that's also what they say about exercise.
Speaker 2:So, once a day flossing, and it's unlikely to become a reality that robots will take over the world. Right so we got that going for us, which is nice.
Speaker 1:Make sure you floss.
Speaker 2:And and pack it in your bag.
Speaker 1:Yeah. Take a floss with you, you want to be consistent, even when you're on vacation. I'm not flossing on vacation, that is that's part of my vacation is not flossing.
Speaker 2:Yeah, and that's like. That's like going for a morning jog on vacation, no, or like a run.
Speaker 1:Yeah Right, I don't care if I worked out seven days a week.
Speaker 2:I go on vacation like we got a gym, I'm like cool.
Speaker 1:They also have pie, so I'll eat pie while you go work out.
Speaker 2:You also have a beach. Yeah, I'll be on that.
Speaker 1:All right. Have a good one, have a good one, thank you.
