Am I not turtily enough for the turtle club?

Hey, we're recording the podcast.

Shut up.

Good morning to you, wherever you are, because it is morning, September.

For April 22nd, 2006. My name is Bernie Burns.

I started turning the music down too early and now. I feel like it's the thing. Hey, it's Ashley's sad answer. Now we're going to overthink the music all day long. There was no drop yesterday on yesterday's podcast. There was no drop. And only one person called it out. So shout out. Two people that I've seen. But what happened is you were like, all right, we'll get this recording.

I'll add the drop in post.

And I was like, all right, we'll get this recording out, I'll add the drop in post.

And I was like, yeah, that's cool.

I did. I did. And then you didn't do that. Because I got mad about Monday's drop because we don't really care about YouTube. Just say it out loud. it's the one platform where it's just like Spotify sometimes they'll trigger stuff but it's almost always music

this was a weird one because YouTube hit us for no monetization it's the one platform where it's just like Spotify sometimes they'll trigger stuff but it's almost always music

this was a weird one because YouTube hit us for no monetization on our podcast with zero ads for the Monty Python uh quote

yeah I think we've done a Monty Python one before as well and uh it was like a brief little quote

immediately claimed and it's like it's fine we know that we don't make money on it. It's not what it's about. But it's still annoying. It's annoying to me because there's also, it's like, I don't know. It's just weird to me because it's like a go on YouTube and there's people who have like cut together like 20 year compilations of my stuff like one thing after another not even like highlights or

something like that but just like here's everything right and if you were to like claim that just

like full copy paste of your work they'd be like what gives this is fair use how dare how dare how

dare it's it's uh what's the one um it's like, when there's no copyright anymore?

Oh, you're talking about public domain.

Public domain, right? And I was like, no, no, just because, just because you've seen it in a public place, that doesn't make it public domain. Yeah, people don't understand that at all. Yeah, even fair use, Brandon Faramahini, whenever we, I'm, second time mentioning Brandon this week. Whenever people were talking about fair use, you could watch the hair on the back of his neck stand up because he was like, oh, my God.

Here we go.

Oh, by the way, weirdest transition ever.

There's a thing that I've read about my entire life.

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