What's poppin' everybody? Hello and welcome to Popcorn Culture. My name is Ben Karlin and I am your host.

Here with me today is my brother Jay, who will be in every episode.

I'm still here for sure. Here's the thing about this episode Ben.

Tell me about this episode. We're recording it pretty quickly in succession of the last episode.

Oh yeah. So I mean last episode we mentioned the votes were as close as possible but that message hasn't reached the Jazzy J fan ears yet.

So it's possible that by the time people hear this episode that message will have leaked out and people will have just come in droves to vote on the Patreon but it will have recorded too early.

I have wondered what it will do to my identity if I lose my head. I'm a little bit... There's a part of me that's like, oh it's all in good fun and then there's another part of me that's like, oh no.

The thing about the thing about it, it's determined by Patreon support. No matter what, hostmanship is determined by people supporting both of us.

That's true. Every single part of my brain, every logical part of my brain is like, no one is here because I don't like one of them.

It's literally just a game but I also feel like there's a small part of me that will die a little bit inside.

The thing is, I feel like even if it ever happens, which still feels like a long shot, it will take careful coordination and planning by the Jazzy J people and it will do nothing except rally the troops on your side.

I feel like it's a weak long victory best is how it would feel to me.

The thing I'll say about it is that I do enjoy the fact that the system is in some capacity, there's been a shake up. It does feel like things have been put into flux a little bit.

That's a cool man, anything is possible.

There is currently greater capacity for change than there ever has been before. It's almost like physics.

Like an object in motion tends to remain in motion. It's like the object is in motion.

It's in motion. Someone out there is like Ben, that is not, that analogy does not work. Your physics is bad.

Anyway, let me tell you about the time I bought 300,000 gallons of water.

300,000 gallons.

How much ocean is that, you reckon?

Oh, such a, such a, such a, such a nothing amount.

Such an infinitesimal amount of ocean.

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