5, 8, 7, 6, 5, 4, 3, 2, 1

Look, we're here and we've watched Furious 6 again.

Do you know for what time? Can you tell me?

Yeah, and I know that because you wrote it in the calendar appointment for us to record this episode of the podcast.

You wrote F6 brackets for, and it's a good system.

It's a system that's been going a long time now and I appreciate it.

It's what we, yeah, I've got a system in place.

The system is movie number, and then watch number in pirourentices.

Yeah, it's not perfect, although in saying that, I'm trying to think of a flaw with it.

Yeah, I think it's perfect.

I think you've invented a perfect system for us to keep track of how many times we've seen Furious 6.

And other Furious films, can I ask you this Tim?

What are the examples? Can you give me an example of it unrelated to us?

Yeah, a system that you think of as perfect and a system that you think of as spatially flawed?

Well, the thing, the thing...

What is a system?

Here's what you learn in Furious 6, man. There's no perfect systems because of entropy.

Except the one you have created on our calendars to remind us of what watch we're looking at.

Could that entropy?

I guess it could have something happens to your brain or Google Calendar.

And is that a fault of the system, or is that a fault of...

I guess technically that is a fault of the system, because the system relies on these external factors.

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