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Zach Peterson.

We're here yesterday.

And somebody sent us the entire video of Who's Nail and Palin?

The porn parody.

Right.

And when the two Russian guys walk in, about a minute into the film, they walk through the door and there's a couple of plants there. One of them is a fern plant. It's owned by Zach Peterson. Yeah. And we think Zach Peterson owns that particular fern plant. At least he was told the fur. By the guy that used to work in the porn part of Hustler. Yeah.

Have we sent the picture to Zach? We should. Can you grab a screenshot? I don't have his text. I was numbered, Nick, you know. Yeah, I don't have his contact info. But there's somebody sent a... Somebody sent a screenshot. Yeah, a screenshot of it. And then someone sent the actual film shortly after we got off the air. And if you go one minute and 25 seconds into the film, they walk through the door,

and there's a couple of plants sitting right outside the door.

One of them, a fern plant, which we think is now in Zach Peterson's house.

Yes, the UCLA graduate who went viral for showing a chat GPT usage on the Jumbotron during the 2025 graduation

at UCLA did get his degree. His name was Andre Mai. Oh, he did. The incident in June 2025,

Mai held up his laptop at the Pauley Pavilion during the graduation ceremony showing the JATGP

screens, which led to the widespread online debate. My clarified the AI tools were used for finals projects and documentation that all were all allowed by professors.

The hoax was debunked, reports claiming his degree was revoked.

Hours later were fake, and he got his degree, and now he's pursuing a master's in computer engineering. Oh, good. Yeah, if you had to kick out of a kid. They're embracing it. They're basically embracing it now. Everybody who, you know, there wouldn't be anybody graduating if they kicked him out for using chat GPT or some form of AI. You're damn right, you know. I was, I told you guys off here real quickly. Again, my,

my daughter's a copywriter for a big company in Kansas City. And I said, you guys worried about AI? She said, no, they encourage us to use it, you know, so, because there's still some human stuff in there when they, they have to have the ideas. What's a helpful tool? It's helpful tool. Yeah, it's going to, who knows it's going to happen to the future, but it ain't, like you said, Austin, it's not going away.

Yeah, I mean, if it was around when I was in college, I'd be a doctor right now. Oh, yeah. Oh, I couldn't imagine that. That is frightening. That is really, really frightening. The thing is it... No, you can fight it or embrace it, and fighting it is just going to be exhausted.

I would use the hell out of that.

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