In short
Distractable episode “Hot Takes, Cold Truths” mixing sponsor ads and comedic debate games. Main segments include: driverless Waymo taxis and how they get tickets; public transit vs cars (trains); gaming talk about the new Mario Kart; and rapid-fire “hot takes/cold truths” on moon dust, the DMV, cats vs dogs, AI art, toilet paper orientation, and the Loch Ness monster.
Guests/hosts
This is a three-person episode with the usual Distractable hosts: Mark (Markiplier), Bob (Bob “Bludgeoning Bob”), and Wade (Wade “Willing to fix TP”/Wade). No additional guest appears in the transcript.
Key claims
Waymo driverless cars can’t be properly cited by the court system; DMV/BMV systems are “fake”/ineffective; moon dust is extremely abrasive and damages spacesuits; cats may spread toxoplasmosis affecting behavior; AI art is “peak” but also won’t replace artists who enjoy the journey; toilet paper direction is inconsequential; Nessie is likely a surviving dinosaur (or a cover-up).
Notable examples
Florida woman allegedly smuggling turtles in her bra; Waymo presence in LA/Austin; Tesla autopilot failing in bad weather; Mario Kart’s open-map exploration; moonwalk suit tread wearing down; “cats are mind-controlling” via toxoplasmosis; “Scottish guns” joke about Nessie.
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Chapters
Tap a time to open that second in VOInitial Banter and Technical Challenges
1:20 to 1:48
The hosts engage in light banter about technical issues and personal updates.
“This episode of Distractable is presented to you by Amazon Prime.”
Initial Banter and Technical Challenges
2:44 to 3:37
The hosts engage in light banter about technical issues and personal updates.
“They've been here this whole time I was here.”
Reviewing New Devices
3:37 to 4:19
Discussion about a new device and its expected functionality.
Stained Glass and Personal Achievements
4:19 to 5:48
The hosts share stories about stained glass art and personal achievements.
“You have a million percent more points than Bob.”
Florida Woman and Turtles
5:48 to 7:01
A humorous discussion about a news story involving turtles.
“I think the same person made him no no no Bob You're special.”
Waymo and Autonomous Vehicles
7:01 to 11:00
In-depth discussion about Waymo's self-driving cars and their implications.
“Florida woman caught trying to carry turtles for airport security in her bra.”
Concerns and Future of Driverless Cars
11:00 to 14:00
Exploring the concerns regarding driverless cars and their future.
“But like the area in Los Angeles is like 120 square miles or something approximately.”
The Future of Self-Driving Cars
14:00 to 16:46
Discussion on the concept and implications of self-driving cars.
“Is it set up like a taxi, like you get in the back?”
Public Transportation in the US
16:46 to 19:58
Exploration of public transit issues and comparisons with other countries.
Hot Takes & Cold Truths Game Introduction
19:58 to 23:43
Introduction to a game where hosts share their hot takes and cold truths.
“That's why they always keep tearing them down when they build them.”
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Hot Takes & Cold Truths Game Introduction
23:47 to 24:32
Introduction to a game where hosts share their hot takes and cold truths.
“When I say that nowadays everything in your house is getting smarter.”
Debating the Moon Landing
24:32 to 28:05
A lively discussion on facts and myths surrounding the moon landing.
“Details at T-Mobile.com slash home internet.”
The Moon and Space Age Materials
28:05 to 28:44
Discussion on the fascinating aspects of the moon's surface and the materials developed for space exploration.
“Pretty much everything like that stems from the space age kind of needing these materials otherwise.”
The DMV: A Necessary Evil?
28:44 to 30:46
A humorous rant on the inefficiencies and absurdities of the DMV system.
“Tell me about the DMV Department of Motor Vehicle.”
Driving Age and Public Transit
30:46 to 32:43
Debate on whether there should be an age limit for driving and its implications for public transit improvements.
“We should and should have set an age where you can no longer drive.”
The Influence of Cats on Humans
32:43 to 35:41
Discussion about the alleged mind-controlling effects of a cat disease and how it impacts human behavior.
“I think you might have picked a little bit of a low age there, but this isn't my take.”
The Pain of Pet Loss
35:41 to 36:59
An emotional reflection on the joys and sorrows of pet ownership, particularly the inevitability of loss.
“I don't know whether to mark that down as a hot take or a cold truth.”
AI Art: A Hot Take
36:59 to 39:26
A controversial opinion on AI art's superiority and its impact on traditional artists.
“You're taking those words back now, aren't we?”
The Journey of Art Creation
39:26 to 42:00
Insights on the importance of the artistic journey and the limitations of AI art in fulfilling artistic passion.
“If you are trying AI art and you're making it, whatever you want to call it, you're making it or not, you'll get bored of it because you don't actually like making art.”
Toilet Paper Debate: Over or Under?
42:00 to 45:30
Explore the humorous debate over the correct way to hang toilet paper and its trivial nature.
“I bet Wade's writing a point for me missing the peanut in my mouth and not for what I said.”
Mythical Creatures and Cold Truths
45:30 to 48:00
Discussion on mythical creatures like the Loch Ness monster and a cold truth about their likely extinction.
“A dinosaur that happened to just survive for millions of years for no apparent reason that no one noticed.”
Reflections on Hot Takes and Game Discussions
49:40 to 55:34
Hosts reflect on their performance and the nature of hot takes during the show.
“I did not expect there to be many truths.”
Reflections on Hot Takes and Game Discussions
55:42 to 56:00
Hosts reflect on their performance and the nature of hot takes during the show.
“Oh, one coin flip would not have saved me.”
Reflection on Loss and Competition
56:00 to 57:00
Discussion on competition and the feelings of loss among listeners.
“Stay tuned for the next one, where I guess we'll see if Mark has any ideas left, because he's hosted a free episode this season, I think, minus two.”
Transcript
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1:34I think we all got our coins of fairness on there. Where'd you get your stacks of paper, you scribble on, Wade? Amazon. Whatever it is, Prime helps you get more out of whatever passions you're into or getting into. Head to amazon.com slash prime and follow your obsession wherever it goes. Good evening, gentle listeners or watchers, and welcome to Distractable. This episode, Willie Wade acts antediluvian after being cut up, then asks for evocative opinions. Mitigable Mark misses games, discusses true automobiles, plays politics with trains, cat contagions, and unveils AI artists. Bludgeoning Bob whips Waymo, switches Mario, knows his moonshoes, and crappy ocula examinations.
2:25From glass gifts to Nessie. Yes! It's time for Hot Takes, Cold Truths. Now sit back and prepare to be distracted and enjoy the show.
2:43Mark Fischbach:Hey everyone, welcome back to another episode of distractible where I am here Keep it on camera one on me on me. Hey, my co-hosts are here. They've been here this whole time I was here. I never left frame. I was just turning on my beautiful light to be fair I didn't know what you were doing. So I was covered for you. Guess who's in Guam me Editors, wait!
3:37the subreddit posted a tiktok that someone else made by someone by the name of connor the weller and they made a device that's a this basically and it's a a knob and three buttons right i asked for two but it's got three right so i ordered it i don't have it yet but i did order it now i will leave a i will review it i will use it i'll try it and i will bring back my actual honest opinion about it because all i want is to replicate what the uh davinci resolve speed editor does with the wheel that's all i want and so we'll see i just wanted to point that out i bought it it'll be shipped eventually and if it's crap i'll say it if it is i'll say it i'll say well they better give you a good one then they better make it special just for mark or he'll say it yep exactly just for me anyway i have more but i'll i don't want to get all the points oh okay i can get points
4:35Mark Fischbach:Oh, man, you're crushing it right now. You have a million percent more points than Bob. The reason I turn my light on is because I feel guilty about it, but possibly for the first time ever, this is...
4:52Maybe I should turn that setting off on my camera. No, it's a great setting, man. What are you trying to show us? You got to learn to do the political gestures. Yeah, like, oh, yeah, like, if flight attendants. or two fingers for like the you know the disney people i that would probably still do it i don't even know this this is this this where the fuck is my hand going this is real stained glass actual factual stained glass it's very heavy i have it up on a very heavy duty mount and i have its own special light on it because someone made that for me a long time ago like in 2017 i got it And it has moved across the country with me Because I got it in North Carolina, it moved to California It moved back to Ohio I have kept it safe, I built it's own Travel case for it Like out of a sheet of wood with like special bracing And then I pack it in and it has survived And it is awesome And I've never had a good way to like Have it on the wall behind me before Because it's heavy as fuck But it's real stained glass It is super cool
5:59Mark Fischbach:I got sent one of those too, I've got one upstairs It's a red with like a black W like Minecraft style from the old days. I think the same person made him no no no Bob You're special. Don't let him get away from your achievement here Bob I think my only achievement is it's only slightly broken There are a couple panels of the bigger panels that are a little bit cracked, but it's got character You know that is really really cool looking that it is cool Stained glasses is tough. Amy's done a little bit of stained glass She's done a lot of arts and crafts that I've never tried in the world So I don't actually know how tough it is, but she says it's pretty tough.
6:32You have to be very careful, obviously, with cutting and all the things. It's an art like anything else. So it does take a lot of skill. And I see like curves in there. It's that's probably tough. Yeah. I mean, it's my the black part is like my whole logo. And it's yeah, it just really worked out. It's a great.
6:46Mark Fischbach:It looks like if you held your hand up like this, you could perfectly make the square around like this, sir.
6:54Yeah, I might go ahead and turn that setting off.
6:57Mark Fischbach:Yeah. You get a point for playing along with me. Well, do I have news? Florida woman caught trying to carry turtles for airport security in her bra. The turtles were in her bra or she was in her bra. The turtles were in her bra. She was in her bra and also the turtles. And there's a comment here that says, I like tittles. That's the whole reason I wanted to bring that one up. That's it. We all like tittles. Okay. So the real thing in LA, there's, well, actually probably a lot of, I think actually Austin there's more of these are there any Waymos in Cincinnati they're everywhere now all over LA there's tons of them like if if you go to um I think it is Culver City where it's there's a lot of them and over on like near Santa Monica um I don't I try never to leave the house so I I don't really go out this much context Waymos are self-driving autonomous taxi mobiles right right yes I forgot to mention that I don't see any in Ohio yeah there's a bunch of cameras on them and they're completely driverless like no one's in the in the driver's seat right i don't remember any votes to allow that and i'm so curious how that approval process works i'm assuming there was an approval process because you need a license to drive and corporations or people as we all know sure sure what they did was they pulled all the waymo drivers and nobody objected mr mo got a license and just bequeath that to all the ways.
8:26I'm just, I'm so curious because I've seen the data and I don't doubt that someday it'll be very clear that like automated cars are safer and they work. I wish we could have trains because those, that shit's, you know, also. But minority report, it was cars. It is fascinating that this is not just like a concept. Apparently it's just here and a business, the Waymo, the company is just doing it. And you can have this. And it's on the streets that everyone else is on that we all share. And it's happening now. So I'm just like super curious about how and why. And the article that drew my attention to it is also APD.
9:09I think it must be Austin Police Department says court system cannot process citations for Waymo. So they're getting tickets or they're getting citations somehow. But the system just isn't built for it. Because like a cop pulls it over. I think it actually stops if it sees police lights. But a cop gets out and what do they do? Like what happens? Who signs the other side of the ticket? Who do they give it to? The guy riding in it? Like certainly not. I wouldn't think so. Yeah, it's just like I don't think that there's any system in place for it.
9:41Mark Fischbach:Why is Waymo breaking the law? Shouldn't it be programmed to follow the law? I mean, realistically, like even if you follow every law to the letter, things will happen where it's like you something occurred and you were in the wrong and maybe there's a citation like i don't think waymos are going 20 miles an hour of the speed limit or anything like that but just like everyone else there's stuff that they do that they get tickets for i think that's interesting i mean the boring answer is these were all approved by like in california it was approved by the um cpuc california public utilities commission basically because i think that's the same licensing body that like allows taxi companies to get medallions or however it works but i'm i'm dubious that anyone here has done any actual like safety research that means anything to me because this is one of those situations where i would guess the government agency that approved this stuff talked to waymo and was like how safe are they and waymo was like Oh, safe.
10:41Big safe. Yeah, look, six safe. And the commission was like, okay, six. That's pretty good. You can do it. But they're like, I'm with you. And that I think it's fascinating slash terrifying that this is just a thing that exists now. There just are driverless cars that are not on rails or in, they're in limited areas. But like the area in Los Angeles is like 120 square miles or something approximately. Like it's a shit, it's lots of spaces, lots of places. And what's even more concerning beyond this is I know that Tesla and whoever's in charge of that company. Mr. Slough. Mr. Slough? Yeah, of course.
11:22Sorry, Mr. Slough. Wants to get Teslas out on the roads doing this thing. And as a guy who used to own a Tesla, I don't anymore for anybody wondering. For silly reasons. That car was terrible. Its autopilot was terrible. it got worse the longer that i drove it and generally the car got worse the longer that i drove it and i had access to the uh the full self-driving beta like i i could i did not use that stuff i would not trust it i don't trust it i didn't even i barely started trusting the actual autopilot that just does the highway version of it that and they have way less cameras and they tout that as a feature like oh you got so few much fewer cameras than the waymos do and because waymos have a big like lidar sensor that is constantly going yeah waymos look ridiculous they have a whole array of shit strapped on top and on the sides and stuff yeah that's the question
12:20Mark Fischbach:how do they handle terrible sorry go ahead they don't they don't handle bad conditions do they pull over do they just like we can't see the line we know it's there i don't know about the waymos but the teslas don't for sure no as soon as the weather goes bad the whole car the whole system shuts down it goes I can't see I can't see take over and then it lets go really violently yeah but no way though what the hell would happen well they have a lot more stuff I would imagine they could handle rain and things a little bit better but probably there's a limit yeah I mean if it's perfectly clear and you can see all the lines well but like if the road's not painted or there's construction or something is not ideal it's like do they know how the hell to handle stuff like I know it's complicated for you but AI okay you got it yeah you're right you just feed the camera feed into the driving ai the trick is you can only feed it good driving we accidentally put some accidents into the training they loved crashing for a little bit that was that was scary but now it's all good they got that out of there great yeah i don't know i mean i haven't heard of a huge uptick in i've heard of waymost being an absolute fucking menace but not in terms of like causing accidents or hurting people in a serious way i've heard of waymost being a complete fucking menace in terms of just casually blocking areas and also being completely unable to navigate things like parking lots and getting just like stuck to where the thing is like oh i can't go forward Oh, can't go backward Guess I stay here now And that's it Is it set up like a taxi, like you get in the back?
14:03It's like Uber, but there's no people And it's just a regular car with all their sensors and shit So yeah, it's like a regular car with a driver's seat and everything
14:10Mark Fischbach:But the person's in the back And if something does go wrong, they can't even take control of it I heard this, actually This is from social media, so Probably false I heard they are Waymo is starting with a new kind of vehicle So mostly what they've had so far is like SUVs to where it's a pretty normal looking like SUV get in the back type of deal. I heard that they're starting with a new kind of thing that looks like kind of a minivan, but the front seats actually swivel like they do in like camper vans, right? So it's almost like the Westworld thing where you have the taxi that's just kind of a sitting room where you all sit and you can face each other and talk while the car probably gets you somewhere safely, hopefully.
14:52Mark Fischbach:They had those in Europe. I think when we were in France, we took a taxi or Uber or something somewhere that had like the seats face. It wasn't the front seats that faced each other, but the back seats were like two faced this way. The other two faced each other. So it was like normal two front seats. Then the ones right behind it were like lined up back to back, but facing the back. It was kind of cool, but a little scary. I want to say I'm not against self-driving cars as a principle. I'm not. And I think that Waymos are probably like, if you look at the data, I think that they are the best of all the people that are trying to make autonomous cars in terms of accident rates.
15:23and like, you know, errors and issues. And if you compare it to human drivers who can be really bad, that's usually the argument is like the average human driver is way worse in terms of statistical crashes and incidents than the autonomous cars. I think that there is an argument to be made for that. And honestly, like I wouldn't be opposed to never having to drive again if I had to. But at the same time, there are still those bad drivers on the road alongside all these things happening. So it's just.
15:52Mark Fischbach:There was a kid the other day man He swerved would have hit me I saw him at the last second and kind of had to swerve Over a little bit and then hit my brake He zoomed in front of me texted on his fucking Phone and then like I had to Slam my horn like dude what the fuck Didn't make knowledge didn't do anything He swerved across a whole other lane Past where the exit ramp Entrance was supposed to be cut Somebody else off still just Texting he made it I'll see What you're complaining about grandpa I like being alive and not mangled. I don't understand it. Maybe this is like old man shaking stick at kids, but like...
16:26Mark Fischbach:Yeah, you are old man shaking. I mean, judge, sir, you're great. Yo, wait, whose episode is this? I don't know. Don't forget it. I definitely didn't. Do you think it's actually safer in a car if your seat's facing the back? So that way if there's like a head on, you're like already against the headdress? I think generally, yes, that is safer, but it's scarier. And also more prone to like motion sick issues i think it's the big thing i do get motion sick so i wonder i've never ridden on that side of a car or anything but i wonder if it but like that's that's the optimal way i think to take an accident assuming you have full support all the way up to behind your head it's way better than getting flung forward on your body and stuff interesting i mean i i'm also not a put like i like driving i guess but like maybe they'd have like i don't know just the speedways or kind of things you can take a car to and race it around now where you can still go drive your car you can drive around the neighborhood but like for highways and shit i am not opposed to a ai taking over one day whenever it's actually competent enough to do it you know what that's called trains i think mark was on something i think i feel like the point of a car is you can drive it to exactly the place you need to go because there's not a train that goes there but if you want a big mass transit solution where there's one big corridor that sort of goes in and out of big city areas and out and you know what that's called where you don't have to drive it and it's really safe and it's all automated that's called trains and they have those in lots of places except the united states for some fucking reason i mean the argument is that it's the united states is fucking huge and we do have trains but also holy shit oh my god when you actually when you and sure it's probably people could categorize as propaganda but when you look at videos of how public transit is in japan i've been to korea public transit fucking amazing you can go anywhere anywhere on public transit and yes smaller countries but that's still a city and our cities don't have that except for new york and they complain about that shit all the time because they underfund it and it's just like oh it could be great cincinnati was building a subway system and i think it got stopped and now there's like a dance club or something down there but they they were like ah people don't want this it's like oh they didn't stop it to build a club well no they built a club down there after they stopped it yeah yeah and that's one of many many stations there's tons all over since they they could start it back up again you know they could they could they could start that back up again sure could think of how many jobs that would create that's the thing people oh it's gonna cost you money i'm like where do you think that money's going gotta buy lots of dirt it goes right into the dirt they actually build the railroad out of money you just shove money into the earth and it shits out more dirt for you and it's gone forever it's the one thing that some people have complained about is like it's not a hand out it's putting money towards work that needs to be done that will then allow more work to happen and if more efficiently and it'll be great for everybody and it'll reduce traffic you hate traffic and it'll be awesome but my freedom you can still drive there's stuff in play here that you don't understand.
19:39I don't understand. Nobody understands. That's why we can't do it. Nobody knows, Mark. It's too complicated.
19:47Mark Fischbach:Name one place that has good public transportation. You can't. There are no examples that we could look at of successful public transportation. It always fails. Always. That's why they always keep tearing them down when they build them. That's why any place you've looked at puts in a good one, they just get rid of it right after. What's this show about? That's my job to know and you to find out now. Are we done with the small talk? Oh, I have more small talk. This is about another thing that people are, well, people are not that angry about it, but so we talked about, I think previously, I got a switch to, and when last I mentioned it, I hadn't been able to use it at all.
20:23I used it. I was excited to play the new Mario Kart game because I was like, cool. I like Mario Kart. It is possibly my favorite Mario Kart game and possibly one of my favorite games Nintendo has put out in recent memory. And that might be sacrilegious to Nintendo people, because there are games that Nintendo has put out that are really good that are just not my thing, but the open world exploration in the new Mario Kart game is so fucking cool. All the courses exist on one big map, and you can just go into the map and drive around and do whatever the fuck you want but there's a bunch of shit to collect there's a bunch of secret spots to find there are dozens of skins for all the characters and stuff to unlock which you unlock by driving around and getting food from like fast food joints or food trucks or truck stops along the highway there's so much cool shit to do it's not like groundbreaking by any means because it's not that different from like a platformer or whatever exploration game but it's really cool that it's
21:28Mark Fischbach:like a racing game like that i know like other racing games have had similar features but for mario kart to do it's very unique no it's it's it was surprising because it's really not advertised because you it's the same as mario kart 8 you go into the menu and it's like do you want to play single player do you want to play okay you want to play a grand prix you want to play a time trial it has all that stuff but from the main screen if you just hit like the start whatever plus button and you and you just go onto the map you could just start exploring and finding shit and it's very fun. I thought it was just gonna be like, ah, it's like the same, but just new maps as Mario Kart.
22:02No, it's way better than last Mario Kart. It's like really good, which I'm totally shocked by. I just, I was surprised. Manny and I had put James to bed and then played it all night and had like a hell of a time and it was like one in the morning and we were like, oh fuck, we gotta go to bed. Oh god. Awesome. Super fun. I wish I had time for games.
22:21Mark Fischbach:One day you'll be your own boss and you can do what you want to do. I hope so. It's almost done though, right? I like how people on the separate My separate are just sometimes like If it's almost done like he says What do they think I'm doing Jerking off In Cancun It's Guam
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24:38Mark Fischbach:All right, well, I do have an episode. We've done similar things, maybe even the same thing, but I'll never tell, and I will never know. I've got a list of topics here And I want to hear hot takes Or cold truths What is a cold truth? Is that just boring? Yeah, cold truth is just boring truth So if you tell me some cold truth It's like something I didn't know Or is fun, interesting in some way But is truthful, then it's like, okay, there you go Otherwise, you gotta take the hot takes stance On the subject What if it's cold lies? Is that acceptable? That's not the, nope Cold truths, hot takes or cold truths.
25:16But the hot take could be a lie because that's just an opinion. But if we tell a really intense truth and it gets too hot, that doesn't count. It wouldn't be an opinion if it's truth.
25:26Mark Fischbach:Hot take is kind of like your opinion on the matter. But you said it has to be a cold truth, I think is what he's getting at. What if it's a hot truth? Yeah, that's what I'm asking. Yeah. There could be hot truth, maybe. I think it's just the name of the game is hot take cold truth because it's like hot and cold. He thought of the name and then made up a game to fit the name, I think is what we're experiencing. I'm totally down with the game. You're damn right you are. Because you're playing no matter what. Alright. Your truths can be any temperature, but they gotta be truths. Your takes are gonna be hot takes.
25:55I'm gonna get so many hot truths in here, you're not gonna know what happened.
25:59Mark Fischbach:We'll find out. I guess we'll start with a coin flip. Mark your heads, bob your tails. We'll see who goes first. Heads. I'm just glad I got to be included this time. Shut up.
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26:13Mark Fischbach:I called it Did I call it? I called it You did after I gave you heads You called heads Alright Mark you get to go first Hot take or cold truth About the moon landing It's cold on the moon
26:31It's true You know That's the truth It was cold I listen to the rules
26:41Mark Fischbach:I play by the rules Thank you for sharing that cold truth Bob do you have a hot take Or a cold truth on the moon landing Interesting fact about The moon because The surface of the moon Has no atmosphere The dirt and particles That's all settled onto it Doesn't mechanically Rub or move or get Blown around by wind or anything So there is no or there's minimal erosion. So the particulate on the moon is so destructive. They actually had to design the spacesuits and everything specially to be as rip resistant as possible. And even though they were, I mean, they're on the moon as much as they could be when they landed and they were doing walks and stuff.
27:27But the suits that they brought back from being out on the moon, like the tread is worn off the shoes. The suits are so totally fucked. they like barely survived existing because the it's like sand if i don't even know how to explain it but it's just like it's just like really bad sand you know like really scratchy uh but it just like tears everything up and it's a really particular it's also deep uh i don't know if you've ever seen the moon lander in person but those big sticks that they have that go down they had like really long like i want to say like four or five foot long uh rods that like went down into the surface of the moon as like anchors because it's all sort of loosely packed dust it's fascinating the surface of the moon and the part in the nature of the particulates it's
28:16Mark Fischbach:fascinating i hadn't heard about those spacesuits wearing down faster that's kind of cool it was a serious problem and they had to they had to really work on i believe now that's probably made up kevlar maybe was developed or some sort of ripstop material was developed because they needed something that would survive how abrasive the dust on the moon is? Pretty much everything like that stems from the space age kind of needing these materials otherwise. Oh, that reminds me of our, oh God, what was that? The ginger dead man. All right. You both went cold. Interesting. Bob, you'll be first on this one.
28:50Mark Fischbach:Tell me about the DMV Department of Motor Vehicle. Oh, I know about the DMV. It's called different things, different places, right? It's the BMV Bureau. In Ohio, it's the BMV. In California, it's the DMV. The thing about the DMV is they don't actually have any systems at all. They have fake computers. They have fake cameras. They have fake everything. You could walk in there and they could just hand you your ID in two seconds and they don't give a shit. The test you take, nobody checks that. The eye exams they make you take, it's just a bit. Have you seen those machines? It's a joke to make you look stupid.
29:30It's a method of control that the government uses to make sure everyone remembers that they have to stand in line and pay the fee and get the little ticket that says your car is allowed to exist. It's all bullshit. They could mail it to you, but they want you to stand in line.
29:50Mark Fischbach:Let me throw in your favor here. I worked with eyes for a long time and checked vision, used application, all that stuff. When you see how shitty the machines are at a place like the DMV or BMV that check your vision, they seem like ancient, archaic machines that are barely able to determine anything. And if you fail that, you definitely shouldn't have a license. But I feel like the standard for having a license should even be higher than what those machines give. because it's like the bare minimum vision. It's like, can you see flashing lights in your eye? Yeah. Great. Give him a license. He's good.
30:26Mark Fischbach:It's like, maybe a little bit higher. Anyway, sorry, Bob. Didn't mean to cut you off, but. It's because it's bullshit. It's because it's nothing. It's because it's a conspiracy, man. They don't check anything. They could just hand you your ID and let you log out the door or just mail it directly to your house like a civilized society would do. But no, it's meant to be torturous and controlling and to hold you down. I have the spiciest thing. We should and should have set an age where you can no longer drive. I'm not even saying there should be a test. No test. If you're over 60, you can't drive anymore.
31:00And here's why. Because if that were the case, and it's like written in, it's an amendment, right? Just the no driving for oldies amendment. The old people will vote for better public transit. year after year after year because they'll be like i can't drive it and bust it but i i get it i understand why so we better have trains god damn it and buses and so they'll vote over and over again the founding fathers should have realized that cars were going to be invented put it into the constitution so that it could have been a thing because obviously and then we would have trains because the old people vote way more than anybody else and it would have been passed by all the can they only care about that because they're like i can't get to the store i can't get to my the bingo match the whatever old people do i don't know you know the competitive bingo match yeah exactly yeah or keno or whatever it is they would have voted so i say we let's start now they won't even remember we did it we'll just tell them all the old people it was always this way and they'll be like oh i should have voted for that and then they will and then we'll have trains anything for trains anything to get trains i think we can all agree that if you know some people feel like they're being discriminated against this is a slippery slope
32:27Mark Fischbach:nothing you don't agree it's spicy you're right that's getting hotter by the word am i right oh subreddit how hot is it for mark right now look i'm just saying age is a number and that number's important. What is the age? I think you might have picked a little bit of a low age there, but this isn't my take. So no, no, no. I want many years of voting. I know that they can do it, but if we go too high, then they're going to be like, well, some people will be like, but if we go low enough, it's just like, hey, this is just what it is. You only get 40 years of driving. Make the most of it. That's not even retirement age though.
33:04Is it retirement age going to be like 80 and 83 and then in the next election no you gotta get to work still at that point so you really need the bus well shouldn't we shrink it from both ends then that'll really get the youth vote out there raise the driving age to like 25 30 or just make it really unbearable to drive at
33:26Mark Fischbach:that age like you have a camera watching you to make sure you're not on your phone you have to have a person in the car with you till you're like 20 to make it really like uncomfortable i thought I probably meant like spikes in the sea. The gas pedal has a face. I thought of that. Flame on it. It burns your toes. Spikes on your steering wheel that make sure your hands bleed. If enough blood doesn't get absorbed, they know you're driving with one hand. And they measure your blood alcohol level at the same time. Oh, this is pretty spicy takes. All right. DMV is all fake, or we need to take away everyone's license.
33:55Mark Fischbach:Unless you're specifically like 35. Our age. How conspicuous. I feel like I said some other things. Real spicy, Mark. discriminate against as many as possible. Markiplier. You can quote him on that about me. You can quote me on him. Hot takes or cold truths on the battle between what's better, cats or dogs? All right. So this is going to be a thing because I read an article. Go on. I read something, you know, about how about how cats have a disease that infects people who have cats to make them want cats more. And this is the most bullshit conjecture I might be. I asked to mouth right for misinformation, but I'm going for it.
34:45There is a disease that cats will poop out and you will breathe in and that will be in your brain forever. That will make you want cats and also cause other issues, but mostly make you want cats. I'm saying that might be where the the whole crazy cat lady or crazy cat guy comes into play. It's cats that have been trying to mind control us this entire time. And I won't be fooled. Chica wouldn't do that to me. I would do anything for her, but that's because I love her and I'm not mind controlled. I would just die and or kill for her.
35:18Mark Fischbach:That reminds me of the Florida lady who tried to smuggle cats onto a plane inside of her bra. Turtles. No, titty cats. Tittles. Here, tittles. Here, tittles. I can't drive, but I can carry you. Wait, cat disease brain thing. Yep, that'll do it. Toxoplasmosis. And that makes you want more cats? Yeah. Makes sense, if you think about it. I don't know whether to mark that down as a hot take or a cold truth. Could be both. Man, that's a hot, cold take truth. Whatever you write it down as is what you believe. All right, Bob. Mm-hmm. I have a real bombshell for you. They both suck. All of them are bad because of one reason and one reason alone.
36:12They're all mortal. If cats and dogs lived longer than people, this really wouldn't be a problem. I would rather have dogs, but this is basically a problem with all of them. They get old way faster than us. They get diseases. They get sick. They need things. And then they leave you. And it's hard to imagine a thing that is more painful and life-ruining and disruptive to my entire existence than when Lexi leaves. And it's going to happen. Unless I die tragically in the near future. That's just how it goes. It's a sad truth, and it sucks. It makes me angry.
36:57Mark Fischbach:Let's get the family together holding the grenade. We go out as one. Oh, well, I don't know about that man. You said you'd do anything for Chica. You're taking those words back now, aren't we? No, I said or. I said I would. Oh, no, I did say and or. Okay, you're right. Yeah, okay. You got a grenade? I'll ship it to you. That's my hot take. No one is better than anyone because they all do the same bullshit. Die. Die. Cats get to do it at least nine times though, right? That didn't feel as morbid inside my head as it did when I started to say it, but that was really not proud of that. That was a corpse cold take.
37:31Boy, I feel like that was hot. Your temperature differential, I'm still not sure.
37:37Mark Fischbach:I need a new thermometer. It was a joke because some of them dying. It was a hilarious joke that no one, even me, laughed at. Everyone felt how funny it was. You need to laugh outside to know how funny something is. You know, if you think about licking something funny, you'll be able to know how that joke tastes. Oh, here we go. This one's on brand for us to talk about. Bob, you can delete it off. AI art. Hot takes about AI art. Or cold truths. No, hot takes. Okay. My hot takes are just on point today. Everyone really likes the hot takes I've been bringing to the table. I can tell. I think AI art is peak.
38:15It is better than humanity could ever hope to be And it's only at 20 % of its final form Everyone makes jokes about how sloppy it is And you're right, there are tons of issues And it's already surpassed anything we could hope to do Da Vinci, Van Gogh Those other painters whose names I know but aren't worth mentioning Nobody's compared to the majesty that is AI art It's all I look at I don't even want to see reality anymore I just look at AI art. Why would you need anything else?
38:49Mark Fischbach:Van Gogh is famous for doing art with only one ear AI does it with none ears the fewer body parts the better the art That's always been true. The fewer the part the greater the art. Can I get a point for you saying that? It was about my thing if anyone gets a point I should I just thought I'd ask no one else was asking I thought it was up in the air. I just went for it, you know Yeah, I can't get hurt a guy for asking. I'll give it to Bob for not boldness. Okay. It does hurt me for asking Okay, that's fine. Whatever. Heard a fair amount for asking. Go figure. Yeah, I sure did. Yeah. Okay. All right.
39:20Anyway, cold truth. Here's the thing about AI art that I want, I hope is encouraging for artists, but maybe not. If you are trying AI art and you're making it, whatever you want to call it, you're making it or not, you'll get bored of it because you don't actually like making art. And I'm talking to like the AI art bros out there. the reason people make art in general of many different forms is because it's a journey and i can't believe that people don't realize people think know about the whole the phrase like it's not the destination it's a journey they've heard it all their life and they never believed it but you would believe it if you are on that journey if you're a person that draws or you're a person that does art you do art because it's your passion to do art or you feel at least the spark of passion to do it.
40:12There are people that get excited about being able to quote, make art with AI, and that's an infatuation and they'll get bored of it and they'll stop because they won't find it to be purposeful in their life because they didn't find it purposeful before. It's not going to make someone so much happier to make it just because you can prompt it and crank it out. They do right now because it's exciting and new and it's getting better with each iteration, but the betterness is already slowing down. And so the excitement's going to fall out and they'll realize it like, well, I guess there really isn't any value in my life for making this stuff.
40:48And they'll fall out of it. Just like everyone who has tried art and didn't pursue it the rest of their life. It's kind of a simple thing. So I think that's just something that we all have to understand. It still has to be used by people and the people that don't actually like making art aren't going to use it. So maybe there's exceptions, obviously, for everything, but it's not going to replace the number of artists because those artists will still enjoy making art even if ai art is able to be made and the people that are proposing proposing like ah this is so much better than all those stupid artists out there they're not artists before they're not going to be artists after because they don't like making art and so that's the that's the kind of cold reality for people it's still just a tool and uh you know some people are going to like make it the tool and yeah i'm not saying it's not gonna get rid of jobs that's that's also the other problem because the company's a different thing replace yes that's the thing this is about art as a passion and art as an art form you know making it is important to the human condition and there's plenty of people that do it for not money already so i don't think it's going to stop people from doing it because it's about the journey that could be a hot take or a cold truth I think it's a cold truth.
41:58I missed my mouth. Your nut exclamation point didn't land. I bet Wade's writing a point for me missing the peanut in my mouth and not for what I said. 100%. That is true right now.
42:12Mark Fischbach:You got a nut missed point. All the words I said, anything for that? There might be. There might be. There might be. Not now. Maybe I already wrote that one down. Did you? I did. You got a need to love art point. Okay. You happy now? Am I happy? You can write that down after I should give a Bob a point for just being content not questioning my points He was actually shaking his head that you didn't write it down the whole time. Well, fuck you both. All right, Mark Here's your prompt. Toilet paper Over under what clearly over if it's the other way it rubs against the wall I don't want that the only way it gets away from the wall is if it's over It's not even like a preference of which one's easier to pull.
42:55I mean some people have rolls that are you know offset or freestanding Most of the time it's up against a wall because that's a convenient way to mount it if it's under It's gonna be on the wall, and I know that it's not that dirty, but it's next to a toy It's I'd rather just be floating in the air cuz I don't want to rub the wall my ass on the wall I don't want to rub the wall on my ass
43:16Mark Fischbach:over no micro paint sticks no micro what it's like plastics but paint no paint sticks what are we painting what is he talking about bob what's he talking about no i'm just if the toilet paper rubbed the wall little micro bits of paint would be on the toilet paper that you'd be putting in your ass micro paint flex all right anyway bob cold truth about toilet paper this is going to be a cold truth about a lot more things than just toilet paper just like the debate about whether or not a hot dog is a sandwich just like the debate about whether or not pineapple belongs on pizza just like all of these things that everyone brings up and gets all heated about and has all these hot takes on just couldn't fucking matter less the reason that it's a debate is because it's the toilet paper thing is so inconsequential that if you sit down even in your own home somehow and you notice like oh the toilet paper is on the wrong way for how i would like it to be.
44:11Do you change it? No, you don't. You just use it. And you think to yourself, oh, who put this toilet paper on wrong? And then you just use it. And then you just leave. It's so inconsequential that you don't even fix the thing that you claim to be so angry about and have such strong opinions about. Does a hot dog taste different if it's a sandwich? No, no, it doesn't. It tastes like a hot dog. Doesn't really matter at all. Why were you raising your hand, Mark? I was gonna say I changed the direction of toilet paper if I can
44:44Mark Fischbach:I also changed the direction when it's wrong I don't believe you I don't believe you I think I've done it in your own house, actually I believe I've done it in your bathroom In my house? We don't have any sociopaths here, so it's always put on over But Maybe not, but I've definitely done it more than many times I think Molly doesn't care and she puts it on one way or another and I'm like, how do you how could you? It's like you don't even know who you're living with sometimes. But I always flip it the correct way whenever I see it the wrong way. Anywhere, anytime. New topic, Wade. Hot take, cold truth.
45:19Mark Fischbach:Your wife. Love her to death. Perfect human being. Damn cold truth there. Except when it comes to the toilet paper. A monster with the TP sheets. Despite you OCD douchebags who are undercutting my point just in an effort to To win the game Instead of being real about shit right now Doesn't matter Wait I'm the host I'm not trying to win anything Doesn't matter Bob you get to keep the Floor Hot takes cold truths The Loch Ness monster I just like the Loch Ness monster But I don't know if I have any good cold truths About Nessie Hot take Nessie is actually just a very small Ankylosaurus No, not that one.
46:06Bronchiosaurus? Brontosaurus? Brontosaurus. A dinosaur that happened to just survive for millions of years for no apparent reason that no one noticed. And it's not a monster, just a dinosaur. And everyone should love and respect Nessie because she's the best. I don't know if that's a hot take or a whole truth. Probably the truth. I have a hot take. Loch Ness monster, Bigfoot, Sasquatch, Yeti, all the mythical creatures that you know and love. We probably killed them a long time ago. Let's be perfectly honest. There's a reason why there's no human offshoots still alive to this day. It's because we killed them.
46:39There's a reason why you don't find any mythical beasts. All the dragons that might or may have existed in the past were killed for sport. Because that's what we do. And if there was a Sasquatch in the woods that was confirmed and was causing a problem for a town, the local police force would have marched arm in arm in a line with their guns straight out, shooting everything in sight. Little Timmy lost in the woods. Bang, bang, bang, bang. Oh, look, a deer. Bang, bang, bang. Bunny, bang, bang. Everyone all mowed down trying to get to Sasquatch. And then Sasquatch is dead. And when Sasquatch is dying, I know this is about Loch Ness, so let's go back a bit.
47:20They march into the lake arm in arm. Oh, hi. Bang, bang, bang. And they're banging away. What language is that? With their Scottish guns. Their Scottish guns. They gotta blow into it You know inflate the gun And they're shooting shooting underwater Until it's dead finding Nemo Find all these holes In Nemo From the bullets Again Loch Ness monster Not finding Nemo It all connects It all connects yeah
47:56Mark Fischbach:I've got more but I think I think Locky I think Nessie Was a good place oh Locky Yeah, they call it Locky over in Europe. It's Nessie here and where it matters. In Europe. They call them all Locky over there. They drive on the wrong side of the road, call them Locky. It's a mess. Yep, in all of Europe, they drive on the wrong side of the road. That's a fact. Yes, I'm the host and I declare it so. I didn't know those powers to alter reality. I like it. Everyone in Europe just hit with the old, Oh, God. What's passiert here? Oh, legit. shits also the shit but italian oh i didn't know you were fluent thinking about refreshing the carpet in your home now's the time to do it for a limited time at the home depot get 10 percent off installed carpet projects on trusted brands like life proof life proof with pet proof technology home decorators collection and traffic master plus with installation starting at just 49 cents per square foot upgrading your space is more affordable than ever at the home depot offer valid september 24th, 2026 through October 4th, 2026.
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49:34Mark Fischbach:Flip the sip. That was fun. I don't know if you guys had fun. I enjoyed it. You guys had more truths? I did not expect there to be many truths. I'm not a good hot taker. I'm a good fibber. I tell a good fib, but I don't have a lot of hot takes. I think I alienated a lot of my fanbase today. I'm sticking to my one about cats and dogs, though. That was a winner i feel perfectly fine with my position on things you guys are in trouble well i have no concerns about being in trouble i just all right mark you got points for new knob florida bra tittle waymo trains uh your tesla sucked cold on the moon public transit callback too old to drive Cat people have disease Not Oh nut mist Need to love art TP over Willing to fix TP Scottish guns And we killed them I got a bad feeling about how many points I'm about to get I just want to note Need to love art was after the peanut mist in the mouth And in that moment Nope nope nope I had it heard before You read it after Oh well it's written before the arrow It's just convenient you read it after i see yes need to love arts like here what the even fuck do you do i still don't understand the system it's trust me it's fine bob you got points for stained glass cam zoom playing along switch to works ai greater than wade no atmo rip suits oh new mario kart best That probably was before, but the arrow, whatever.
51:16Mark Fischbach:DMV is a phony in Guam. Cats nor dogs. AI art great only at 20%. Stupid mortal pets. Fewer part better art. You got points for that quote. Oh yeah, well that's just true. Likes Nessie. Toilet paper debate for dummies. But you did lose a point for not willing to change the toilet paper direction. It's not that I'm not willing, it's just that it doesn't fucking matter. Right now, Mark, you are at 5, 10, 15, 16 Bob, you're at 5, 10, 15, 14 Cause the loss Damn So 16 to 14 right now I'm fucking out of my gourd It's not over yet We've seen these comebacks happen But it does seem to be your season I already have the best Scottish accent It's in the bag That's true, if that comes up, I'm not even putting up a fight Yeah, you're doomed Shall I spin the how many wheels, sir?
52:09Let's do it We are now in the era of ones. Ah, never mind. Oh, three's good for Bob. Yeah, well, that was kind of my only chance. Or it could be good for me. Extend my reach, you know. What are we adding to the wheel? Oh, Lord of wheels. Love of video games.
52:28Mark Fischbach:What does that mean? You gave some love to Mario Kart today. It's nice to hear positive video game stuff. I'm a gamer. What the hell do you mean by that? I mean, you contributed nothing to video game discussion today and Bob did that made me happy. Usually I'm the video game guy. I'm over here like, oh, blueprints. Oh, check this game out. I was playing this. I think some video game love considering our career roots are video games. It's just a little appreciated. All right. Three spins. It is. Come on. Only give points to me. How many am I behind by two right now? Two.
53:03Did either of you drool? I mean, I was eating, but I don't know if I was drooling. Wait, what is my camera doing here? Wait a sec. Wait a sec. Wait. Whoa, whoa, whoa. Whoa, whoa. That's new.
53:19Mark Fischbach:All right. No, I think it might be a respin unless you've drooled. I don't think I drooled at all, no. Yeah, I can't say that I drooled. Yeah, I didn't drool. All right, I'm going to tell my camera to stop being a fucking weirdo.
53:36Oh, most callbacks? You even said I had a callback.
53:40Mark Fischbach:I did, yeah. Wait, I called back to a whole other episode. I said, I did the but an Italian callback. That was a callback. Mark did the public transit callback, and I think those are the only two I have. If I had to guess, his is older, so therefore, I didn't even think that what I was doing was a callback. Well, this is most callbacks. This isn't quality, it's most, and I've got one for each of you at the moment. I wasn't making a callback when I did it. You just wrote it down. Okay. Well, Bob, you get the point. I'll take it. All right. Now let's just land on most callbacks two more times and that'll be a day.
54:17Okay. No point. Fuck you is what we landed on. All right. Oh man. I win either way. It's going to be a tie or it's going to be me. That's true. I'm going to argue this so hard for you, Bob. Come on, Ty. Point for... Oh, no! Point for viewers. I mean, yay, but man, I was... I was sweating a little bit. All right, I'll take it. I'll take it, bud. We haven't had the Wheel of Torture spun in such a long time. It has been way too long.
54:52Mark Fischbach:It's been a long time, man. It's by no fault of our own. Our scores have mostly been tight. That one could have gone either way. I mean, well, congratulations, Mark. You are the winner. Thank you. Thank you very much. What do you have to say? Winner speech. It just goes to show, it's about the journey, not the destination. I thought I was losing the whole time, but I never gave up. I gave up a little bit towards the end there, but then it was right out that I had more points, and then I stopped giving up, and I started fighting again. And even though, even though I don't know how in the hell I won, I still won, and I believe it's because I'm just that handsome.
55:28Mark Fischbach:Too late to change the winner. Bob, um, loser speech. I feel worse about you having to give one now. This loser's speech is sponsored by my inability to craft a hot take of any sort. This was biased against me the whole time. I'm a cold man. I'm not a hot taker. And I never stood a chance. Nobody has hot takes like Mark. Oh, one coin flip would not have saved me. I would need like four coin flips to try and turn this bad boy around. But you know what? You have to take it on the chin. sometimes when obvious bias against you crops up you just have to look the other way and forget that there's a coin flip thing you could have done and that's what I did today well said viewers get to the subreddit or you know make comments because you guys actually lost even worse so you're the ultimate losers and I'm expecting a loser speech from you guys today you got a point which I guess is more than we can say for the listeners but like that means they didn't compete and you did and you still lost so you can follow Mark at Markiplier Bob at Meisker, me at Minion77, or LordMinion777.
56:32Mark Fischbach:Don't follow the viewers anywhere. Take that. Stay tuned for the next one, where I guess we'll see if Mark has any ideas left, because he's hosted a free episode this season, I think, minus two. Oh, he's got it. The most perfect crime is on the way. We'll see. Merch coming soon, now, then, maybe. Better look. Maybe it's out there. You'll find it. Maybe next time we get together, we'll have an update for you. Maybe it's right behind you. God cast out.
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