aiLL 06/20/23 - Secret Cyborgs, AGI Funding, and Reading 320 Screenplays

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2. 0:20with the AI learning lab welcome everybody hope you're doing well it's what day is today Tuesday is it Tuesday Tuesday the 20th 10 17 P.M
3. 0:33Do You Know Where Your Children Are you have to be Gen X to remember that that was a TV commercial when parents were so negligent they had
4. 0:43to run TV commercials to ask the parents if their kids hahaha we're in the house [Laughter] anyway this is the AI learning lab uh
5. 0:57other than talking about Gen X issues uh we like to talk about AI things here um I just got back from an AI Salon we
6. 1:04had here in Denver it was really good we had a guy named Christian Robbins who's the chief creative officer of a
7. 1:12post-production house talking about how he used generative AI in the work that he's doing and how it's transforming uh
8. 1:19how he does his work so that was pretty fascinating um I am an entrepreneur and I am not an AI expert but I have an AI Channel why is that
9. 1:31uh I've started I don't know 12 or 15 companies in my day and um I see some really dramatic parallels between the early
10. 1:41days of the World Wide Web which I was a part of way back in the day in the mid 90s and what's going on right
11. 1:48now with generative AI so I kind of started this channel as a way to talk about it demystify it share what I'm
12. 1:54learning help other people learn wow looks like a whole bunch of people just showed up my name is Kyle Shannon this
13. 1:58is the AI learning lab these URLs behind my head here um the they're they're really just here more as a public service announcement
14. 2:07than anything check that openai.com if you've not played with chat jpt that is the official chat GPT website
15. 2:15if you haven't tried it go there right now well you hear me ramble go there chat.openai.com and start playing
16. 2:23um ask it to write you a poem ask it to write you a song ask it to write you a meal plan and then turn that meal plan
17. 2:28into a grocery list uh try that just do anything with it and see what it does and and when you pick your jaw up off
18. 2:37the floor then then we can talk come back here if you have questions about AI pop them in the comments below hey there
19. 2:44uh I can't read because I'm wearing a bad shirt for this but someone said hi hello couldn't read your name
20. 2:51um bing.com that's Microsoft's uh search engine but if you click on the chat button that takes you to gpt4 which is chat GPT
21. 3:00also and it's connected to the internet and it's free and then poe.com gives you access to six different large language
22. 3:07models and a bunch of chat bots of all different flavors it even lets you create your own box there these other
23. 3:13two things prompts.chat will teach you about prompting futurepedia.io is a directory I think there's almost 4 000
24. 3:22AI tools there so if you want to run down rabbit holes go there but I have that there when people ask me really
25. 3:28specific questions about tools I just point them there so that's what all that stuff is um I'm the co-founder and CEO of a
26. 3:35company called storyvine which it's an automated video storytelling platform I'm happy to chat about that but anyway
27. 3:41uh pop some questions into the comments below I'll do my best to answer them like I said I just got back from a salon
28. 3:47so I'm a little I'm a little crispy I'm a little tired but I figured I'd get on here say hey to you folks and let's get
29. 3:53in here and talk AI I'll have a lovely hydration beverage [Music] um ah 32 ounces of vodka before bed
30. 4:05works every time like a charm all right let's say hello hi Kyle hello there he lives I know I was I had a salon
31. 4:15tonight I was busy I was busy I was out with the people if you know what I mean how do we know you're not AI I could be
32. 4:23gpt5 it's very possible that I am a simulation it's very possible we're all in a simulation have you taken a look at the Schumann
33. 4:35resonance lately tell me we're not in her simulation tell me what could possibly do that other than Russians you know sending signals to the
34. 4:47sensors other than that nothing the Earth is ascending to a new plane we are ascending to a new plane fantastic
35. 4:56Bob tell him what he's won ah we lost everyone my my my little uh joke down there on the uh Schumann resonance uh
36. 5:05that that's some people packing so so anyway if you have questions about AI pop them down below I'll do my best to
37. 5:11answer them I hope everyone's doing well tonight all right let's see is there a free AI that can draw a model up I don't know what you mean
38. 5:24I want to make a dry garden cage oh draw a model up like um like CAD um I don't know of any AI specific to
39. 5:36CAD you could go to something like mid journey and have it render um a design for um for a garden cage but if you're
40. 5:44actually looking for you know drawings renderings of like like plans I don't know of an AI that'll do that but
41. 5:52go to futurepedia.io and it's possible that there's something there that does that because that's the kind of thing
42. 5:58putting a large language model sitting on top of a um like a a complicated software like CAD software that's going to be increasingly
43. 6:08what how we see these large language models use so I think that's coming so it's very possible that futurepedia.io
44. 6:14will will have something there what are the legal implications of AI oh they are many they are deep it is completely
45. 6:20unclear I assume you're asking will I get sued if I use it or can I copyright if I use it uh not clear not right now
46. 6:34um if you're talking about the image Generation stuff and you're talking about using generative AI for images in
47. 6:41a business I would strongly encourage you to use Adobe Firefly or generative AI within Photoshop because Adobe has
48. 6:50trained their image generation model on a public domain and uh Adobe stock images that they they own all the rights
49. 6:59to so I would I would uh do that when it comes to the word stuff less clear I wouldn't worry too much about it right
50. 7:06now unless um hang on I gotta sneeze I'm gonna sneeze uh I was trying to say the word yes and I sneezed at the same time so I went yes chew
51. 7:19that's pretty good uh anyway the legal stuff's uh just completely unclear right now so unless you're doing something
52. 7:26where you're like you really want to copyright something or you know there's really lots of legal risk I just play
53. 7:31with it it's very the next 20 years are going to be nothing but lawsuits uh in both directions so uh because I'm not worrying too much
54. 7:40about it right now I'm trying to find grant funding prompts do you know where to find them um I don't I don't know where to find
55. 7:47them specifically but but one of the things that um you might want to try is take the um the grant request
56. 7:58language from the grant request and then language about your your non-profit and put them both in chat gbt say here's a
57. 8:07grant request pop it in there here's information about my company you know can you give me an outline or can you give me a
58. 8:15um you know an opening paragraph for each of the sections of the Grant and and see how it starts doing so you can start doing it like that
59. 8:23um I know that there are new AI startups focused specifically on grants um I've heard of them and again go to
60. 8:32futurepedia.io there's a bunch of tools there so you might be able to find something there quite honestly what I
61. 8:37would do is encourage you to just go to chat.openi.com start exploring uh start learning the tool yourself and you'll
62. 8:45you'll probably be able to figure it out because it's it's incredibly powerful and if you if you get good at asking it
63. 8:52for things it gets good at giving you answers including that that's you thank you that's a great idea we'll do are there
64. 9:01any optimization up opportunities are there optimization opportunities in GPT algorithms um I am not a data scientist I'm not
65. 9:13quite sure what you mean um you can take long pieces of data and tell it to compress it so you can optimize the the core data of a prompt
66. 9:23and then you've got more um tokens in the context window to play with but I don't I assume that's not
67. 9:31what you're talking about if what you're talking about is um can they make it smaller and more efficient yes go look at what's
68. 9:40happening in the open source Community where they've taken the Llama large language models and they're training
69. 9:47them and I don't know quantizing them they're doing a bunch of stuff to optimize them and make the models
70. 9:54increasingly smaller but still maintain a high level of quality so that's happening right now more on the
71. 10:03open source side than on the open AI side um I would imagine that open AI right now is prioritizing
72. 10:17uh getting to AGI artificial general intelligence they're prioritizing that first and then they'll get to optimizing
73. 10:25it second because they have Microsoft sitting there going take all the compute power you want here's 10 billion dollars
74. 10:31now Sam Altman says he thinks they need a hundred billion dollars to get to AGI so they're going to be using they're
75. 10:38going to be using some more uh GPU cycles and the old Azure cloud services ecosystem um all right llama llm can you give some
76. 10:53idea uh I don't know what you mean can I give some idea about what about which of the the Llama llms the open source llms I can't
77. 11:03because I stopped paying attention to it because every time I thought there was a really cool open source large language
78. 11:09model a new one would come out like two days later um the last one I paid attention to was one called MPT 7B
79. 11:18um which was an open source model that had a 65 000 token um context window which is 45 000 words 48 000 words something like that a lot
80. 11:31uh and then two days later anthropic came out with Claude uh 100K so anthropic came out with their version of um
81. 11:40a hundred thousand token model and that's at poe.com you can actually go play with that if you if you subscribe
82. 11:46to poe.com I think it's 20 bucks a month you can play with their hundred thousand token model um I would look at a project called GPT for
83. 11:56all where you can install um basically uh uh you know like a large language model container on your local machine and then use
84. 12:06different large language models uh but I haven't been following them enough because they're just they're just moving
85. 12:11too fast I can't I can't keep well I'm too tired I'm tired and I can't keep up the open source Community is moving too
86. 12:21fast for me and I move fast I'm Zippy I'm Zippy but I can't keep up so I don't know I don't know what to tell you there I use Chet gbt today
87. 12:31for helping with vlookup Excel formula saved me 20 minutes of trial and error yeah doing doing uh Excel formulas which
88. 12:41like you know what you when okay you're in Excel you're you've got to figure out some formula like I don't remember this
89. 12:48stupid [ __ ] formula and you go to Google and you're like how do I find this formula in like you know 20 minutes
90. 12:54later you're still trying to find the formula on Google and you're down all these SEO rabbit holes because that's a
91. 13:00nightmare and then you just go to Chachi PT and they're like I want this cell to do that to that cell it's like here's
92. 13:06your formula it's amazing so that's cool glad that you did that I made a story up with chat GPT I put in a ton of details
93. 13:16is it a hundred percent mine can I monetize it yes you can they're not going to come after you for that um whether or not it's actually
94. 13:24copyrightable is different but can you sell it yes but I would go listen I ain't a lawyer I have a degree in acting
95. 13:31so don't believe me for [ __ ] I lie as much as Chachi BT does that's not true I don't hallucinate that much
96. 13:39um I would I would go you know go look at their terms of service but I'm pretty sure that that you've got the rights to
97. 13:45do whatever the [ __ ] you want with it now can you actually copyright it that's between you and the copyright office and
98. 13:51you have to prove that there was human contribution involved significant enough that you cross whatever their [ __ ]
99. 13:57arbitrary hurdle is this week um like I said this this uh intellectual property stuff's going to be a bit of a disaster for some time
100. 14:06but but yeah go put it out there like there are so many GPT books out out in the world right now that ain't no one coming after you in my
101. 14:16opinion not my legal opinion Poe has a decent app too yeah they do they have a pretty good app thanks you're good I
102. 14:23appreciate the kind words uh all right uh there's just a handful of us in here hope everyone's doing well if
103. 14:31you have any uh questions about AI pop them down below and I will do my best to answer them trying to think what we talked about today
104. 14:40um at the salon at the AI Salon here let me show you so the salon that I'm talking about you can find information at it about the
105. 14:49salon here the salon.ai there's a link tree there it's got our Meetup we meet every other week and then we have an
106. 14:55online Discord server where you can geek out and ask questions and play with mid journey and then if you go to Twitter
107. 15:01this is a newsletter that I put together with a guy named Greg mushin and we do threads about news articles and we have
108. 15:09a newsletter and we we just go nuts we go nuts so anyway but that's that's some of my stuff and um yeah I'm paying attention a lot to
109. 15:20this here AI stuff there's Emilio's wife best [ __ ] best shirt yet for reading text Mr Shannon I know this is like one of those
110. 15:30Rorschach tests where you're just like I can't do it I think it hurts my eyes I know but what are you gonna do
111. 15:38I trade Futures I have chat GPT help you figure out some some analysis with the Futures toss a little data in there and
112. 15:46have it have it give you some thoughts on it it's pretty good at that stuff it analyzes data real good uh how did
113. 15:55you know my vocation Mr Shannon I never said that what did I say what did I say your vocation was I forget what I said
114. 16:02I'm tired I was I was doing a salon tonight so I did two hours there then I went out and grabbed a drink with with
115. 16:08Salon people and then I came home and now I'm on here so I'm like my brain is uh what do they call it mush that's a technical term
116. 16:19um all right so what else what else is worth talking about there were there were one of the things we talked about at the
117. 16:27salon there were there were three different news articles that that I saw kind of in close uh succession um that I thought were pretty
118. 16:35interesting one of them was a post by Ethan Malik award Wharton business school professor talking about this concept of um
119. 16:45secret cyborgs and the secret cyborgs what he basically says is generative AI tools are really good for individuals to
120. 16:53dramatically increase their productivity So within companies there are lots of individuals using AI to get way more productive
121. 17:02but the organization itself because it doesn't have data policies and it hasn't quite adopted them yet and it might not
122. 17:10even have a position on if people can use it the the organization itself is not using AI so you have these secret
123. 17:17secret cyborgs within the organization these employees that are getting AI literate but they're not talking about it to
124. 17:25upper management because they don't want to be fired they don't want to admit that they can do in four hours what used
125. 17:31to take them 20 hours or 40 hours um and so there's this big disconnect so that article came out and then there was
126. 17:39an article in Fortune magazine that talked about um ai's here to stay and CEOs know what to do they they need to come up with AI
127. 17:49data policies and they need to make sure that their entire stabs are AI literate so it's basic this is Fortune Magazine
128. 17:55right really mainstream business uh magazine saying this stuff's here to stay get with it and then I saw another
129. 18:02article about the uh though the White House is is prioritizing um generating significant AI policy to make
130. 18:14sure that we're all safe and and we ensure that we are inventing and then innovating and all that sort of [ __ ] but
131. 18:20still being safe so so those things kind of all add up to me to say that as as over hyped as this AI stuff is it's
132. 18:29starting to get normalized into the business conversation um it's starting to get normalized as this is a foregone conclusion that this
133. 18:36is going to be everywhere so that's part of the purpose of this channel is just to talk about it as if it's coming
134. 18:42because it is in fact it's already here look to your left look to your right one of those people is really good at AI one
135. 18:54of those people is ignoring it you know don't ignore it all right are there any Salon people here too I don't know
136. 19:05possibly any Salon people in here your brain is mush you're never Zippy um did you see Congressman Jeff
137. 19:15Jackson's Tick Tock today about AI I did not what did it well I know I didn't I was at work today especially if those
138. 19:23employees are working remotely yes they they may not want to Emilia's wife I can't read anything because of my
139. 19:32shirt why didn't you tell me I shouldn't wear a shirt like this oh you tell me that every live they may not want to say
140. 19:41um they now have free time yeah that's exactly right that's what that's what that article talks about the Ethan
141. 19:46Malik's article talks about is that is that these secret cyborgs they're like I'm not telling the boss that I'm
142. 19:52getting this [ __ ] done faster now I mean the the the kind of sad and ironic thing is as long as people are stingy with their
143. 20:03knowledge of what they're learning like the entire organization could benefit from that what Malik says in that article is
144. 20:10the bosses need to basically make it a safe zone for employees to say hey I want you exploring AI I want you sharing
145. 20:18what you're learning I'm not gonna fire you there's going to be no bad repercussions if you're learning this stuff so you know
146. 20:26yeah like you know get with it bossy bosses Mike you in the live all right as a national speaker as well
147. 20:37as one who funds for films where do I start um wait as one who oh finds funds for films where do you start with AI so the
148. 20:47reason that I have these three sites here you can ignore the bottom too really I would start if you're brand new
149. 20:54to generative AI to chat GPT if you've not played with chat gbt that's what that URL is chat.openai.com where I
150. 21:02would start is go there and start playing um and by playing just ask it to do stuff you find fun funds for films um go ask it about
151. 21:15um films that you care about ask it about the plots or the characters or have it compare I don't know um uh It's a Wonderful Life with Blade
152. 21:26Runner and and compare the major themes between them and create a table for you comparing the major plot points and
153. 21:33themes of those two films um what else did you say you do you're a national speaker um um have it help you put together
154. 21:43outlines for Keynotes or take an outline for a one-hour keynote and turn it into a 20-minute speech or a two-hour
155. 21:50workshop and just watch what it does so just start playing the other thing you can do is this URL here prompts.chat that's a document that
156. 22:00it's called the awesome chatgpt prompts document the top half of that document document talks to you about how you
157. 22:09prompt chat GPT the bottom most of that document is all these individual prompts where you tell Chachi PT to act like a
158. 22:18certain Persona act like a screenwriter act like a mathematician act like a psychologist act like a you know a
159. 22:25non-profit fundraiser or a film fundraiser and it will give you a sense of the depth of what's possible with that
160. 22:34single tool the the other these other tools here are just variations on the theme so if I were you I would start
161. 22:40with chat.openai.com just go start playing if you hear other people talk about this [ __ ] it's way scarier and way less
162. 22:52impressive it's scarier because we hear oh the robots are gonna kill us right we hear the Hollywood [ __ ] we hear we hear
163. 23:00um you know they're going to take out humanity and and you know whatever all that all that [ __ ] um which seems really scary and
164. 23:09intimidating and then when you hear someone talk about it they're like well there's a text box and you put some text in it and it gives
165. 23:15squirts some text out and you're like well that's [ __ ] Google so is this like Google no it's not it's like that's what Google wants to be
166. 23:27it's actually not because Google doesn't want to actually give you answers what Google wants you to do is click on the
167. 23:3340 [ __ ] links they put up there because every time you click they make money that's what Google wants
168. 23:40that's not what chat GPT is it is it is an incredibly capable think of it almost like this you have a free
169. 23:47personal assistant or not not a personal assistant you have a free intern that works beside you and it's the
170. 23:54smartest intern you've ever worked with in the history of interns this is the smartest one and start interacting with catch EPT
171. 24:02like it's an intern hey I just got in from a long day I you know I haven't booked the speaking gig and I don't know whatever a month
172. 24:12um I have the summer off you know can you help me come up with ideas for how to book more speaking gigs out of the cup
173. 24:20just start interacting with it like it's an intern a really capable one and then just see what see what happens
174. 24:27um that's how I'd do it so anyway all right listen I am exhausted I hope this helped I was just here for a half hour
175. 24:35so I'm normally here for like two hours but I had a big long Salon tonight um let's see last one Becky I viewed 322
176. 24:46slide decks from Michael Bay I wondered if they used AI to produce the slides well possibly um if they were submitted in the last uh
177. 24:58six months probably um what I would say is this what's good for the goose is good for the gander um not only can they write that [ __ ]
178. 25:09with AI you can um read that [ __ ] with AI take the text of those you know turn those things into PDFs here I'll show you how to do
179. 25:19something quick let me let me show you something quick here now you're gonna have to to do this you're gonna have to pay for the um
180. 25:26you're gonna have to pay for the plus version of chat GPT but let's see we're gonna do it on chat gbt well yeah
181. 25:38let's see turn that off there um in in chat GPT if you pay for chat GPT plus you get access to regular chat GPT but
182. 25:50you also got access get access to this thing called plugins and if you go to plugins the way they work is you you can install all these
183. 25:59different plugins there's a plug-in store where you can go find them and then in any given session you can
184. 26:05activate up to three of these and one of them is called ask your PDF so you could make PDFs of those pitch decks and then you
185. 26:17um you know get a URL like put it on Google Drive or something like that get a URL of that pitch deck and then you
186. 26:23can let me go find a PDF here here's one so this is a this is a white paper this is scientific white paper so I'm going to take this URL
187. 26:33I'm going to go over here I've got ask your PDF plugin enable and I'm going to say okay based on this and then I'm
188. 26:41going to paste in that URL um please give me a 10 bullet summary
189. 26:55of the paper and it will now fire off this plug-in using ask your PDF it's basically going out looking at it it's pulling in a summary
190. 27:10it's now I don't know I think off reading it or something like that yeah it just got back a whole bunch of content
191. 27:17and now it's writing me a 10 bullet point um overview summary of this paper um I can stop generating that I could say um
192. 27:32uh turn that summary into a Holley wood log line [Music] in a world where complex visual based
193. 27:48tasks challenge AI assist gbt emerges as the multimodal AI assistant integrating Advanced tools and pioneering a new
194. 27:56approach to reasoning with its ability to plan execute inspect and learn it outperforms benchmarks and tackles real
195. 28:03world applications setting a new standard in the realm of AI technology okay it's not the best log line in the
196. 28:09world but it understands [ __ ] like that so you can take uh you know things things like those those 200 what'd you
197. 28:18say 320 pitch decks for Michael Bay and automatically knock out a bunch of these the other thing you can play with one of
198. 28:26the other sites I have up there is this this site called po Poe um and so Poe one of the models that it's got so so it's got these different
199. 28:35models you can play with here one of the models it's got if you subscribe to it is called Claude instant 100k
200. 28:42and do I still have these in here yeah so I paste it in so what's what all this text is here I pasted in the entire
201. 28:50script of uh 2001 Space Odyssey so that's the entire screenplay and then I asked it what are the two main
202. 28:58characters and what happens to them Dave Bowman gives you the bullet points of what happened to Dave how he had a little run-in with how
203. 29:06and Frank Poole uh and then I say what are some interesting lines that that Hal says to Dave and it pulls out some
204. 29:13quotes from the screenplay so I'm literally copying and pasting an entire screenplay in and then I can I can pull
205. 29:20out uh details from that screenplay so you know if if they're writing [ __ ] screenplays using chat GPT you can read
206. 29:32their [ __ ] screenplays with chat GPT [Laughter] fun here at the AI learning lab bitter bitter listen I've written seven
207. 29:45screenplays in my life um I've optioned two of them none of them have been made so I know that world well
208. 29:52and uh I have 80d so the fact that you can read the fact that you could even consider reading 100 320 outlines of
209. 30:00Michael Bay potential films is is that's miraculous so I'm gonna have to pay for it now yes yeah so so I would say either pay for
210. 30:11um chat gbt with plugins and then use the PDF plugins or pay for Poe and do the Claude instant 100K I personally
211. 30:21um which one would I go with well if you're gonna be if you want to start interacting with complete screenplays um probably Poe but hmm
212. 30:33I just think I think the the I think chat GPT is just a better tool it's just a better tool so I would go chat gbt but
213. 30:40if you can swing 40 bucks a month pay for both that's what I'm doing right now I can't really afford 40 bucks a month
214. 30:46but it's you know I I have access to the most powerful you know writing technology in the history of mankind so
215. 30:55it's kind of worth 40 bucks a month I pay a lot more for that than for you know my shitty car all right what are your top three AI for
216. 31:07creators video and audio I don't know the video and audio world well um video I mean you should definitely be if
217. 31:17you're not playing with Runway gen 1 and Gen 2 from what Runway ML on the video side on the audio side I don't know
218. 31:25there's there's a kind of an AI driven Loop composition tool called sound draw which is okay but it's it's Loops it's
219. 31:34not generating uh original stuff and then I really don't know I would just go to futurepedia.io look in the music
220. 31:41section and just start running down the [ __ ] rabbit holes one after another and until you find something cool I mean
221. 31:49like I would sort them by user ratings because that site now has like 4 000 AI applications in it it's it's completely
222. 31:59intimidating it was daunting the numbers had me cross-eyed yeah I'm sure Becky yeah yeah what like I I'm serious like
223. 32:07the the ability for you to very very quickly you know sort through one of those pitch decks if they're pitch decks or if
224. 32:16they're sending you actual screenplays or even if they're just outlines the ability to quickly summarize them and
225. 32:23give a couple of bullet points of you could even ask it [ __ ] like um what genre is the screenplay um what's its closest you know
226. 32:33contemporary of of produced film like you could you could probably very quickly come up with a well you probably
227. 32:40already have a report that you know Mr Bay expects so you could probably just create a a pretty pres pretty specific
228. 32:49prompt for chat GPT toss an outline in there hit squirt and out will come a report for that and then if you've got
229. 32:57320 of them have chat EPT generate all those reports take the 10 most interesting ones and actually read those
230. 33:03like that might be an interesting way to attack that um act as a tick tock live streamer and teach me about AI with humanistic
231. 33:12elements yeah that's good you can make money um yeah I'm my brain is useless tonight I got nothing I got nothing here I got a
232. 33:27little screenplay [ __ ] because I know that world all right listen I'm out of here I hope you're all wait I'm in the position of
233. 33:35having Mr Bay's Camp asking my guys for the money oh that's interesting huh well you still you still gotta shift through a bunch of
234. 33:47turds to get to you know an interesting script or two don't you right because they're not giving you 320
235. 33:56scripts because they want to make 320 movies they're giving you 320 scripts because they're hoping that somewhere in
236. 34:01that pile of crap are five that don't suck and two that actually have a chance of getting funded and one maybe just maybe
237. 34:09gets funded and gets made right I mean isn't that the numbers like even if even if they're coming from base people to you
238. 34:19I could be wrong I haven't been in the business and 25 years but that's a rough business but hey man if you got the money
239. 34:28you wanna you wanna fund a tick tock Channel we got ideas we could be making some things
240. 34:42all right Coolio well I hope this helps uh yes subscribe or join or whatever follow whatever the hell you do on Tick Tock
241. 34:49um I try to go live once a night um like I said I did a salon tonight so I'm a little crispy so I'm gonna cut it a bit
242. 34:54short because I'm tired and uh hope you're all well have a good night peace out everybody we'll talk soon see you tomorrow