Brian and Vernon. What's going on, Brian?

Hey, what's up, fellas? How are you?

Good. What's going on?

Nothing. I was just listening in on my drive to work, and you guys are talking about the chat

GBT results, and I said something similar with a UFC fight. It was a random fight.

It was a guy who was like 12 and 0, an up-and-comer. He was like minus 400 for a knockout. And I saw it on it. It said points plus 550. So I asked the chat, I said, you know, who's going to win and what's going to be the result? And it said, this guy won by points in, you know, the second, in the end of the fight, and I just was like,

oh my God, so I took it, and it actually happened, and the fight didn't even happen yet.

So something similar, same thing happened.

So just because I got a little confused, was it the favorite or the underdog that ended up winning?

The favorite won, but he won by points at plus 550 when he was a clear, you know, knockout fame. Right. For the knockout. Oh, wow. Okay. And then this is what. It was like a big money grab, I get. I mean, I don't, you know, I'm a little skeptic with the whole thing anyway, the betting thing. But I just was like, you know what, for the heck of it, I said, you know, put $100 on a plus $5.50, and it just ended up hitter. So I was wondering how many guys like Brian are probably using chat, GPT, or GROC or somebody, you know, to kind of give them an idea as to who to bet on. Well, yeah, I mean, that's going on.

Yeah, I mean, that's definitely going on. So have you gone back to it ever since it gave you that result? Have you tried it again? You know, I did. And it actually gave me a different result. And so I did it again for like a different game. It gave me one result. and then I asked again because I was like, you know, let me see if this is, you know, full of itself.

And so I did it, and it gave me a different game, it gave me one result. And then I asked again, because I was like, you know, let me see if this is, you know, full of itself. And so I did it, and it gave me a different result. So maybe it was just ironic that I hit it, you know what I mean? And I had the guts to put the money on a plus 550 when you see, you know, a shirt thing at minus 400. Yeah. And it was just ironic that it hit. But no, it didn't last. It wasn't something that,

you know, I went back to because I said to myself, let me go back to this. Like, that was like

free money, you know? So, uh, it didn't work out again now. No, I appreciate that, Brian. It sounds like

what it's doing is what the old pick touters used to do, where you would hear these commercials, like, call this number, and it was a pay-per-call thing,

call this number and we'll give you the pick on the game. So what they would do is have two voicemail

systems, and when people would call and pay, half the calls would go to one end of the result

and the other half would go to the other. So the people who... So the company's hedging.

Well, yeah. And saying that they could say that we picked the right. So right. So there were

going to be half the people were going to be right about it and go back to it.

And they knew they had at least 50% of the people that called that got the right pick that would come back again.

Ah. Nah. Ah. So it sounds like that's what ChatGPT was doing with Brian. It gave him one result the first time, gave

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