A one hour vlog two years after the event. Only

C. G. Gray could make that work.

Well, Mike, Mike, you're already messing with the timeline.

Oh yeah.

First of all, we don't even know if it works,

because once again, cortex recording schedule.

It's always somehow slightly off from video release schedule.

Yeah, okay, so I've seen it and I really enjoyed it.

So it worked for me. Right in the real world, what has just occurred

is for apparently no reason there was a driving trip streamed on the C.G.

G. G. G. G. A American Gray Simulator, as I called it.

Yeah. In the actual timeline, that's what's happened.

It's like you're jinxing the release of the video. It's not successful yet. It hasn't come out. Who knows if it's actually going to work?

But that will be up in a couple days from from recording time. So yeah, but you see this is where we get into the time paradox that is this show, right?

So I'm trying to deal with it as like it's already out there, but now we're going back again.

This is a thing I've thought about a bunch of times ever since I've started podcasting but then additionally when I decided like I'm going to play around with the vlog format is I'm living this nonlinear life of like recording times going forward and back in time

like there's cortex episodes that are out of time and then I'm looking at

footage which is from years ago but I can combine it with footage that's from yesterday, and even if you look at the, depending on how you want to count them,

three or three and a half vlogs that I've put up on YouTube.

The time gaps between them are enormous and things are out of order.

And it's like, oh, I've released this vlog about wanting to pay attention more. release this

vlog about wanting to pay attention more.

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