Brumpy old geeks. A weekly talk show hosted by Brian Schultmeister and Jason

DeFilippo discussing the finer points of what went wrong on the internet.

And who's to blame? Hey Brian, how you doing? I'm doing all right, man. How about you?

I'm doing good. Sadly, friend of the show MXV had some major surgery this week, so I want

to send a hearty get-well soon to him. Yeah, okay. Well, man. Sorry about, uh,

sorry about all that, that sucks, but hopefully you've got some good drugs. Yeah. Yeah.

He said that they took him away from him, and now he had a bad night and they're giving him back.

So yeah, drugs. Yeah. When you have like major surgery, they can't take him away that fast.

Oh, or ever, or ever. Yeah. Well, actually, yeah, they can't because they put me on that crap

for months, and it was so hard to get off. Yeah, that stuff is pretty crazy.

Getting old sucks. It does, but thankfully, we don't have to worry about it for too much longer.

Game over, buddy. I'm packing my suitcases. I don't know about you.

Well, I would like to let let's give the audience a little backstory here.

For many years, I have been not so much a doomsday prepper, but a prepper. I've always got stuff

around to hit the road, and you finally finally finally come around and given you an article

that has made you see the light. Well, I wouldn't necessarily say it's just slate and this one

article is a combination of things over the years. Let's get into this a little bit.

The slate article is kind of an overview slash editorial of an interview. The interview,

well, the slate article is called Bug Out Scenarios. How to climate scientists cope with existential

dread. And you really want to ruin your week. Go ahead and read this article.

So yeah, there was nothing in here that really kind of disturbed me. Really? Yeah.

Well, yeah, that's true, because you are in oil hat wearing Bug Out Guy already.

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