CyHawk 2026 | Overthinking with Mackenzie & Scott

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2:02and brilliant distractions collide. Into one beautiful mess. Proudly presented by Carbless, premium handcrafted cocktails. Slaverful and flawless. Hosted by Scott Sipker and Mackenzie Edie. This is overthinking exclusively on Iowa Everywhere. Welcome back to overthinking with Mackenzie and Cade. I'm Mackenzie Edie. That's Cade Murphy, and this is overthinking proudly presented by Carbless, premium handcrafted cocktails. Flavorful and flawless. Sgluesy free right here on the Iowa Everywhere podcast. Network. Hey Cade, how you doing? I'm very happy to be back. It feels like long time no see. It's been like two weeks at least. I know. Way overdo. We're happy to have you back. I know. I'm happy to be back. I'm sure. I miss my little Thursday to escape, if you will. So very excited to be back.

3:04It is a Thursday escape. If any of you are wondering where Scott is, he's on a fucking helicopter. Like he's on a helicopter at showtime. And he told us. It was like 30 minutes before the show. He's like, oh, hey, by the way, I'm getting on a helicopter. Yeah. I'll be out of helicopter. Okay, Scott, that's fine. We'll run the show with that. Cool. Not a bit. He claims he'll be here in like 15 minutes, but as Cade and I were just chatting about. There's no damn chance if he just sent us that photo that he is going to be on here at 1220. If he is, I will happily eat my words. But I'm calling. Yeah. I'm calling. I'm calling. Me too. Me too. Well, we have a good show. I know for you. It's a big week. It's it's eight week or as I call it in my house. Highly dislike week. Because I will call in Sihawk. Football matchup is in two days. It's this Saturday. I can't believe it's here already. That means like, Fall is here. It's happening.

4:04Football is here. It's just all it's happening. Yeah, I was watching. Yeah, I was watching football yesterday and it didn't feel right. Like I feel like last week didn't feel right either. Like I feel like the Sihawk is a good week for when I officially feel like football is here. I might be in the minority there, but I don't know. I was watching the NFL game last night. And it just I was like something is made. The game also sucks. So that's probably part of it. But it's like something. Yeah, I don't feel like it's football time yet. But it is. I agree. No, I agree. This truly rips off the bandaid and just sends us right into football season. Even though I did, I did. Listen, I have been listening to the committee. The new show. And that does get me excited here on Iowa everywhere. The committee does. I love it. And I was listening to two guys. And what else? Oh, the the ANF guys do a really good job. Those twins, those twins that do the podcast on about ANF. America needs farmers, not America has farmers.

5:07All right, that's what we take a chance off. Yeah. But that really got me excited too. Yeah, I. I've said it before like I was never a huge college football guy just because I had, you know, as people know, even though they tend to think my family is one way or another for I or Iowa State. Like I've never been a huge Iowa State or Iowa guy. So I, everywhere in the podcast that we have, has actually made me a fan of college football. So I'm it's it's cool to actually follow all this now. It's not. I don't know. It's not a great time for Iowa State right now. I feel bad. But I think I don't know. I kind of I talked to a coworker a couple days ago. And he's like, it feels like Iowa State is just playing with house money this year. And I think that's kind of a good way to look at it. Like every, you know, no one really knows what to expect with that team. So every win is kind of awesome. Yeah, no, completely.

6:08And I know I'm not supposed to say this. Well, first of all, I have to defend myself. I have to defend my position. Yes, I'm an Iowa Hawkeyes fan through and through. I grew up 45 minutes from Iowa City. It was just it was bound to happen. Something very extreme would have had to have happened for me to become an Iowa State fan. I don't know, like marrying a cycle and fan, which I did. But you know what, that didn't stop me either. So yeah, I did go to the University of Northern Iowa. The little red headed step brother of both schools. But I do I am rooting for the Iowa Hawkeyes. However, this Jimmy Rogers guy, I don't know. He has some he's has some ribs. Got some swagger. He's got some swagger. Yeah, he does. That I like and it would just really bring me a lot of joy to see him have a great season and just rub it in that Matt Campbell's face. I mean, Matt Campbell, I heard last week he has a framed photograph of Joe paternal in his office and I don't like that.

7:09I'm just going to go out and say, I don't like that. I think that's kind of a lot of crazy weird behavior. It has been very interesting to see how divided people are on Matt Campbell just months after he left. You know what I mean? Like some people are very interested to see how Penn State does and how all those former Iowa state players shake out. You know, some people are like, there's still cyclones in my book and then there are people that just despise them now. Yeah. I know. It shouldn't be that way. I kind of get like I didn't really have an opinion until I heard about the framed picture of Joe paternal in his office. I think that's weird. It's just, yeah. I think that's weird. I think that even if you don't like football or you aren't really into the sports, you can really appreciate this week and all the creativity that goes into hate week. I think we have some of them in the drive if you can pull them up. These, you guys, these posters,

8:11signs, whatever you call them. First of all, it cracks me up that what these college kids have access to. You know, they can't, they're not going to go spend $500 on a commercial printer and print these signs. No, they're using bed sheets from Walmart and spray paint and they are writing the most heinous messages. I will say. Do their posing cool. Nothing is more creative. No one is more creative than a hateful sports fan. Oh, exactly. Like, it just, it comes from a place that just creates the environment of creativity. I mean, just some of these things are just, they're so bad, but I have to say they're funny. And they're things that maybe some of us have thought but would never pull out a spray paint can and spray on a bed sheet and hang in front of our homes. But you can do that. You can do that. This one's really good because it's like it's not overly insulting.

9:12It's just, it's just a nice little dig. Cyclones use the middle urinal. That's really good. And it has like some decent handwriting too. I think you can tell a lot about the people that live in these homes by the, by the hand writing. This one almost seems like maybe a girl wrote this one. I don't know. It's still a little masculine, but you can tell. He's a good kid wrote this. Cyclones use the middle ur, that's not a bad guy. No, that's just, you know, good. That's hard to do, not that I would know. Never used, not that I would know. But, you know, handwriting with spray paint hands. That's hard to do. That's hard to do. This guy did it good. This did it good. And it's just a nice little underhand insult. It's nothing, nothing that will give you a digital footprint. Like some of these just absolutely. Oh my god. I know. And say one, ISU fans don't wave, go hawks. That's a good one. That's a good one. I saw one and it was very, I said, ISU players eat, that doesn't kill me. ISU players eat Nebraska corn. I'm like, again, not not not very creative,

10:15but sweet. This next one that you have. It's absolutely. It's like a good Iowa nice sign. This one is just straight for the, straight for the head. ISU uses ancestry.com instead of Tinder. Now, I don't know. There are a lot of inbred slash incest jokes. Being written on bedsheets that I have seen. And I only pull the couple of them because it's awful. Is that like a common joke with ISU fans that they're in red or like incest rule or something? I don't know. I didn't know you Iowa staters were a bunch of inbred freaks. I didn't know that about you. You look great. I know. It's like a common insult for like Alabama fans or Arkansas fans, you know, something like. Come on. You come on. But obviously, I didn't, I didn't realize Iowa fans were going for the incest towards Iowa state. There was another one that said, when I, this one got me, this one was like so intricate. Sad, cyclans DNA, mom and uncles.

11:19Oh God. That's so crazy. The one that says, when they break up, when Iowa state, when Iowa state fans break up, did they become X's? Are they still siblings? Terrible. All right. Well, Kate, I thought we, Oh, there it is. Am I going to miss that? If state students break up, are the X's are still siblings? F state. It's the F word. You know, and I am a huge proponent of using the F word. But it does, it gets thrown around so much this week that it even makes me uncomfortable. And that's really sending something. Yeah. Okay, well, I think. Jimmy Rogers enlightened or ignited that a little bit too. You got to admit. I do admit. I didn't like that. Because, you know, I felt personally attacked. I get that, but it was definitely what needed to be done at that time. Because Iowa state fans were on genuine suicide watch at that time. So. Yes, they were.

12:20Yeah, that was a rough time. That was a rough time. I think it did bring a lot of them back from the brain. Oh, for sure. For sure. Okay, well, before we really start the show, I thought we could keep the positivity going. And we could, since it is hate week, we could each list off a few things that that we personally hate. Kate, I would love for you to go first. Yeah, I was really excited for this because I wanted to think of some outside the box things that really I genuinely do hate. I got five of them for you. Excellent. I'm going to start with skim milk. I hate skim milk. I don't know why it's a thing. I hate it. It's white water. If you drink that or use it on cereal or anything of that nature, just drink water. You're not drinking milk. That's not milk. And figure things out. I also, this one is by far my most controversial one, seafood. It's a whole different ecosystem that scares me. Not a fan of that. Just the idea of a whole other universe of creatures living beneath us

13:23that people are eating as opposed to the creatures we eat that are on. You don't know anything about those guys. You're just eating them. That's a huge risk. Also, a lot of them can give you mercury poison. I don't know. It just seems a little odd to be eating something that could just give you mercury poison. Some you can cook, some you can't cook, and then it's 70% of the world is more. Some of you over cook fish. If you overcook fish, they smell more fishy. Do you know that? That's true. It's a fact. Look it up. Wait, say it over. I cook a fish. If you overcook fish. It's more fishy. Then they taste and smell more fishy. Yes. That makes no sense. I know. It's crazy. John said, if I can't breathe your air, I won't eat you. And that's a very good way of putting that. Okay. Number three, shoe cleaning malchios that try to stop you from going about your business by offering a free cleaning because it's never free. And they try to charge you $25 for it. And someone like me, I am, I have a hard time like speaking like fuck off to people.

14:26To people. They could phone call. Yeah, I've done that. You've got to make a phone call. I've done that. I've done that. I've just resorted to that or saying no thank you, but I, you know, they it just drives me. I've had to pay $20 before because I let a guy pay one of my shoes. He cleaned one of my shoes. So Kenzo, he left me there. I have one white shoe and one shoe that's like gray and dirty. So it's like I can't just walk around with one clean shoe. I have to pay him the clean my shoe. His product on your foot. Okay, like there's a lot of steps in between of you. Just keep walking and then him like scrubbing his products on your feet. You know what I mean? This is the first time I fell for it. He's like, hey man, I can clean that shoe for you. And I was like, oh really? And he's like, yeah. And then he's like, you know, that'll be $25. And I was like, what? He's like, you know, you get the whole kit, $25. And it's like, no, I can't do that. And he's like, okay, well then give me $10 to clean the other shoe. Or $5. Oh my god. I was like, okay, fine. I mean, I'm not going to walk around with one dirty shoe. Yeah, I guess or you just go outside and run in the puddle or something like that.

15:29All right. Keep your keeper moving. Two is Pat McAfee's rap album. It ruined my month for a brief period of time there. It was terrible. It just ruined my... Do you listen to it? I listened to enough of it. I listened to enough of it. I couldn't help but I couldn't help myself. I had to hear what it was. I understand. I understand. Curiosity gets the best of all of us. When you sent that to us, I thought he was coming out with an audiobook. And I said, all right, that's fine. He's read a book and he's reading it. No, he's wrapping. That's an example of him being surrounded by too many Yes men. So what's got to say no at some point? Passels said the same sort of thing about that I think. I don't remember. It might have been someone else. But yeah, you got too many Yes men around you. You got to... It's a dangerous place to be when there's nobody saying no. In a year, the smartest, most talented person in the room, that is a very, very dangerous place to be. Yeah, I also... A lot of people are like dogging on him for having, like, being in everything.

16:29I don't... That doesn't necessarily even bother me. Like, he's playing like a drill sergeant in some movie coming up. It's your bag. I can kind of see that. Like, he's kind of an intense guy. Like, sure, let him be a drill sergeant. But there is no universe where he should be spending thousands and thousands of dollars on music engineers and stuff like that to make his rap album. And it's... Yeah, okay. I'm going to keep going because this is the number one thing in the world I hate the most. I love my dentist. I love feeling clean after the dentist. But there is nothing more I hate than the grainy toothpaste they put on your teeth at the dentist for the deep cleaning. It is something I have hated my entire life. I love the dentist because, you know, you feel great after the dentist. Like, your mouth is brand new. But I have to have them like deep... I love that. You like... I like it when they spray it all off with the water hose thing. I'm trying to... I can't think of the word. But the grainy toothbrush, they scrub... You don't like that. I don't like the... Because it feels like a... It's so grainy and gritty on my teeth.

17:31It's terrible. You know what I'm talking about? I know exactly what you're talking about. It's the same stuff. You do that. It's like, you know, in like, car shops and things like that. It's orange clean. It has the... Oh, Jesus. What's the word? Come on, people help us. It's got the pumice. It's got like the pumice in it. Like the pumice and so it... Cleanes. Oh, I know what you're talking about. I know what you're talking about. Yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah. Yeah, I love it. I didn't know that was the word for it, but I know it's like... Like, that you're talking about like the tiny specks. Yeah. Yeah, I can't. It's like... Yeah. Oh, I'm like cringing thinking about it. But yeah. That was a good list, Cade. Those were really good lists. I don't know if my thing... Top five things... Of things I hate is it's going to be as good as yours. But I'll go quickly. Okay. Oh, the number five thing I hate is fix Southern accents. I really think that anyone with a fix Southern accent just really needs to look in the mirror, grow up. I think that you grow out of that. I think it's like having the name like...

18:34I'm not going to say it. I'm not going to say the name that I'm thinking. What would we consider your boy, McConaughey, in terms of like Southern scale? Like, where's he at? He's fine because he does it. He talks slowly. He has like a gravel to... Sort of Southern accent. Yeah, it's like I enjoyed that. Now where I don't like is like people that talk like this and they just sound really stupid. You know, they talk really fast and they talk really stupid. And some of them coaches too, I don't like it. We're just going to go out there. We're going to win this one for the Lord. I don't like that. I think you sound so uneducated. And it's just a bad representation of the South. I know the South doesn't have a great track record anyway, but you throw in that dumb Southern accent. It's like, no, my ears, they shut off. I don't like it. Okay, the next thing I hate is when my clothes were in the dryer for too long but they were still kind of damp and I didn't know it. And then I put them on and they smell musty. I hate that. I hate that. That's a really good one. It's such a bad feeling. Like you're probably the only one that can smell it, but you can smell it and your sense of smell.

19:36It can really take over everything. So... I would say my similar thing to that is when you put your comforter and sheets in there and you run the cycle like two times and it gets to a point where the sensor will stop drying it because it thinks it's done and yet it is still soaking wet. And I just have to put it with my hands. And your sheets got rolled up in a ball and this is one soaking. Oh man, that really, I hate that too. Okay, I hate that. All right, I also hate visible cords hanging behind a mounted TV. I hate that. I hate seeing any sort of cord situation. Sorry. I'm sorry if I... Yeah. In our downstairs, we haven't quite got that figured out. And I can't even... I can't sit down there and there's a gigantic beautiful TV on the wall, but I just can't because I'm staring at those cords in it. Being used because you haven't set up the cords or... Well, okay. Or do you just not use it because... The kids use it. I just mean it's too uncomfortable for me to sit there and watch anything because I just... I just be staring at those cords. Do you have you thought about getting like someone to...

20:37Oh totally. Because you can like drill a hole in, right, and tuck the cords inside like the drywall or something like that. Totally. Yeah. Which is not gotten to that yet. I have it on a list. I'll say my sweet, wonderful, amazing husband, Jeff, hasn't prioritized that yet. But it probably just doesn't bother him as much as it bothers you as well as what I'm... Hell no, it doesn't bother him. He doesn't give a... He doesn't give a shit. All right, I also hate being asked, Hey, can we talk? That happened to me literally today. I totally agree with that. And it was terrifying. Yeah, it was all good. Don't ask me. Don't ask me to talk. That's awful. Like nothing... But it gives me a pit faster than, Hey, can we talk? No, we don't actually have anything to talk about. There's nothing that we need to be talking about. Well, the thing that happened to me is that once I got in the room when they asked me that, Hey, can we talk? They're like, you're not in trouble. I was like, why did you say that? As soon as you give up to be... Say that first. Hey, do you have a minute? No, only if you can let me know what this is about. No.

21:38Like, why did you not start with, nothing is wrong or you're not in trouble? Yeah. Seriously, my armpits are sweating. I know. That's all. Fuck you. No, that's good. And then the last thing, say, number one thing that I hate, is seeing some of my best friends and family members happy at the site of their favorite football team, the Iowa State Cycle and winning a football game over the Iowa Hawkeyes. I absolutely hate that. I absolutely hate that. And I hope that that does not happen this weekend. But I hope everyone has a good time at Iowa City at Kinnex Stadium, the legendary historic Kinnex Stadium. What, 630? 630 kickoff on Saturday night? Just be safe. Everybody. I should probably know this since I work for it. It's 630. I'll tell you right now. Who is that? Handsome son of a bitch. I can't hear the chopper blades. No, I... The chopper 13. Look at Joe Millich has got me set up. I got the right down here at their radio station. Plugged in our board

22:39into their microphone and headset. And here I am. From the skies of Albia. To your internet. Live here in Iowa everywhere. You sound great. You look great. Were you affected by the elevation at all being up in that chopper? You could feel the queesiness a little bit going right here. Just to feel it. But I was up there, you know, got my content brain going on. So I was able to go... Here's the thing. I didn't tell anybody. But I had to pee so bad. And I knew I needed to get onto the show. Did you just give Albia a shower? Did you just... Did you just let him have it? Okay, good. Because they would say, we didn't know it's going to rain today. I just held it. I just kept holding it. And while I'm in the air, I texted Ed and Keith and I said, I have to pee. What are they going to do about it? But well, it was funny because we were driving together doing our Facebook lives,

23:40which are always fun. Great stuff, by the way. And yeah, well, thank you. I did delay getting onto this show by one minute, by using the nice restroom they have here. At KIIC Studios here in Albia. Looks fantastic. We're glad that you are back on the show. Kate, just... He just bailed as soon as he saw your face. No, I wanted to give Scott a full shot of Scott's setup and stuff. In case he was in a helicopter or something. Oh, it would have been... You know what, the cell signal, Albia does things so well. They just took us past the welcome home soldier memorial that they have built. Well, they have built and they have... They just walked us through what they got planned for the next two years. It's really incredible. If you haven't come to this area of Iowa, I know this is a little bit closer to Mackenzie's area of Iowa. But if you're close, swing on through or even make a day trip of it. Albia is a real gem in rural Iowa.

24:42And I think it's worth stopping through. This musco lighting's here. The town itself is so well supported. It is a model, small town, for America. And I'm so proud that I think this is a six-time they've had RV TV here. And it truly is a Hall of Fame RV TV stop. Wonderful. Wonderful. Do you have anything you hate? Yes, Scott, is there anything you hate? I know you don't have a list prepared because you don't listen to me. You don't fall in directions. And I know you don't. I do. I really do. I meant to make that list. But I can tell you off top of my head that I hate olives. Which color? Both. All of them. Yeah, all of them. I don't like any of the olives. All of them. Got it? Oh, wow. I'm funny and I didn't even know it. You're a stir. I really, I really do hate

25:42hatreds fans. Oh, damn. Okay. And last night was awesome. Seeing their little stud quarterback. He's such a nice little kid. And he threw that stupid past. There's the info. That wasn't so very, really stupid best. Isn't that suck? It's like, sorry, buddy. I'm stuck. I hate people who, who hurry as soon as the plane lands, they stand up and they're like so antsy to get out of the plane and they got to get their bag down and it's like, shut up. What are you doing? What are you doing? Oh, I hate that so much. No, no, no. I hate everyone who's not subscribed to Iowa everywhere on YouTube. Holy crap, we are so close. Are we not? 20,000, 20,000 on a rate to 100,000. I don't know when to reach it, but we will get to 100,000 with one of these days. Of course. Scott, I need a tiebreaker for the thing. I hate the most on my list. What are your thoughts on the grainy toothpaste? They put on your teeth at the dentist. Do you do like it or do you hate it? I don't like it. I find it to be very

26:46discombobulating. Yeah. It feels like it shouldn't be there. Yep, exactly. I know it's good. It's doing a job, poor you. Whenever they ask what flavor I always say this, I want the least popular one. Because I know I'm going to hate this anyway. So let's just lean into it. Let's just lean into the suck. I should try. I want that stuff to drink on my countertops. I just feel like the polish on real nice. It's like the bartender's helper that's cleaning supply. And it's just... Yeah. Yeah. Yeah. That gets me. That gets me. But I got to try Kenzo's mindset with it. It's getting into places that, you know. I'll try that next time. See if it helps. Oh my gosh. What are you? Look at I just want to show off this. Okay, just try it. Okay. Get in there. Dayport Noir here. Football is here in Sozdraftees. The Draftking Sports app is now live in all

27:4750 states from Texas to California to Florida. In this September, Draftking's is giving customers the opportunity to get boosted every football game day. Every game day, all month long, Draftking's customers can get a profit boost on select football games. New Draftking's customers, sign up with code Spotify. Spend five bucks and get 200 and total rewards within 21 days. Includes all markets. That's code Spotify. In partnership with Draftking's. The crown is yours. Event trading offered by Draftking's predictions. A CFTC registered futures commission merchant trading involves risk of loss, market availability varies. Eligibility restrictions apply. $50 and non-withdrawable predictions dollars issued every seven days via click-to-claim for 21 days. Predictions dollars expire in one year. One football boost per customer. Maximum trade limits and restrictions apply. Tokens expire at the end of the final select game each day when offer. Nationwide based on sportsbook predictions and or free-to-play sports contest availability. Varys by state turns at dkng.co-slashoffer. This episode is brought to you by Google Chrome. You think you know a browser, but Gemini and Chrome?

28:47That's new. It can help you with practically anything on the web. Like restoring a vintage motorcycle from a 50-page restoration block or finally break down that long article you've had open for weeks. Gemini and Chrome is here for it. Ready to make anything online make sense? There's no place like Chrome. Check responses set up require compatibility and availability varies 18 plus. Oh hell yeah. Can you shuffle another's in your pockets and bring one to me? Honestly I haven't had any time to eat this morning so I still haven't eaten anything. I could eat this whole tray. I hate people to say that. Oh I have had time to eat or I forgot to eat. Yeah that could never in no universe be me. Okay come on RV TV next year and you'll find out why. It's eat. No I wanted to ask you. Do you gain any weight during state fair week? No. When I review the foods I'm very deliberate. I will always have two bites

29:49because I think that's only fair. If I end up liking something or I'm intrigued by something I will have a third bite. But for the most part that gets about halfway through the item and then I try if it's good enough I will try and give away the rest to somebody that I might know. Like Aiden Wyatt was there. I gave him some this year. The problem is on days that I'm not reviewing I will go and get my favorite items. Corn dogs. The hot beef sundae. I will then eat the whole thing because I'm not reviewing it. And then I end up topping that off with a nut roll and a cup of cookies from barksdales. And by the time I leave the state fair I feel so off. If you haven't felt like if you don't leave the state fair feeling like shit you didn't really attend the state fair. It's once a year it's okay and you're a gym rat.

30:50You're a little filled with a little gym rat. You'll burn your dog. Two thirds of the day. So most of the times I leave feeling pretty good and the other half of the time I feel like crap. But I feel to your point Mackenzie I think that's right. Greg Bentley asked did I enjoy Wicked last Saturday. I did enjoy Wicked. It is one of the musicals that uses the magic of theater in a really nice way. I found that the Glenda, the actress playing Glenda was really, really excellent. If you're on the fence about musical theater I think Wicked is one of those that is a crowd pleaser. So head on out to the Moonsick Center. It is a good gateway show. All right. Really quick. I just want to wish my little baby girl, Ro. I dropped her off for her very first day of preschool today. I know. I'm going to hold it together. But I can't believe it. Like my last baby is in school you guys. I'm a I'm a

31:52big old mama. I have three kids in school. It's crazy. Wow. Just preschool count because it's in the in the word. There are three letters that would make you say that it's not school. It's before she's in the school. She's in the school. She's in the school right now at school in class all day. Congratulations. How do you are you feeling melancholy? Yeah, totally. Yeah. I was wondering I'm like, why do I feel off? I'm like, well, I just dropped my my last baby off at school. The 25th anniversary of 9-11 is tomorrow. There was a headline that AI is probably going to kill us in the next 10 years. There's a you know, it's just a long list of other things. And I'm like, yeah, no wonder. Oh, and I think I have a late summer cold. Yeah, that's been going around. Jack asked about Albiastown Square. It looks great here right now. Yes, they had some a fire. Stay tuned. The news tonight at 10. I'll be doing a story on the man most responsible for remodeling

32:52the town square of Albiast, saving it from just becoming a metal facade. Many decades ago. So that'll be a really fun. I love a good town square. I mean, Albiastown Square has one of the best. They do have a beautiful. They do. They do. Most ones. I do. All right, guys, let's hop into our top topics. Brought to you by those debt gum, kabursky brothers, lawn care. And if you haven't, get them called, get them out to your house. Do the fertilization treatment on your lawn. Make sure you're getting it protected so it can withstand the winter that is coming. The hard freeze. The hard freeze. It's, I know with this weather lately, it doesn't seem like it, but it is. I'm ready for the hard freeze because these damn moles. We can't. We had PETA reach out again last week because you just went on your tirade. Well, PETA can come and adopt every mole that's in my neighborhood. Because it's not just my yard. I think I've been taking care of them

33:53on this rodent massacre that I've been going on. But then they just keep moving in from my neighbor's yards. That's kind of what they do. It's kind of their whole stick. It's just kind of a ruin under the ground. Finding places to go. All right, the story number one, Scott, I'm sure you're going to be thrilled about this one. Because the TSA for some reason is letting people without plain tickets through security again. And this is something that we have not been able to do for almost 25 years. They were trying to be quiet about it. They were just trying to gently let this happen. But my ass got a hold of it. And I'm just going to blast them for it. Because I think this is ridiculous. Oh my god. We're going to disagree hard about this. But please read your story. Well, it's just the whole. What do I complain about in an airport? The people get out of my way. I've got places to be. There's people everywhere. And the people, of course, the people that get their five hours early, whatever, they're kind of moving slow. Because they don't have a place to be. I'm not getting their five hours early.

34:53I want to get some places. And so now we have an additional group of people in there who aren't going anywhere. They're just in my way. So TSA has launched this thing called Gate Side by TSA Precheck. We're eligible precheck members. So I guess you have to be precheck. Can apply for a free pass to go through security without a plain ticket. So I guess this would give you an advantage when you want to walk your kid to the gate or meet someone during a layover or be standing right there at the gate when something gets off the plane, which is romantic. And it does remind me of that final episode of Friends when Rachel gets on the plane and then she gets back off the plane because she couldn't leave Ross and go to Paris to work for our floor. And I do love that. However, that's like a once in a lifetime thing. And that's not going to happen a lot. So you can take this as nice if you want. You can think this is sweet if you want. But I think it's just putting more people in my way. And I don't care for it. And again, the 25th anniversary of 9-11 is tomorrow. They could have waited until after.

35:54Do you not think? I think that this is the TSA finally agreeing with Scott Sivker that they totally overreacted to 9-11. The airport security went way too far. And the fact that we're allowing people to come back in, I think this is great, especially for getting children to be able to travel from one airport to another between Guardians. Why is my children going anywhere without you? Go with your kid. You might have a grandparent or a cool friend from college who you trust where you want to send them off. No. For a summer camp maybe. No, I know we've been talking a lot about aircraft and helicopters on this show. I am one. I am a helicopter parent. You're not going anywhere without mama. Okay? No. Well, that you should go to therapy for. But in this case, I think this is a wonderful. I want to get the next step which is no more

36:57deep security checks. Come on, just let us walk through. Let's go. Let's get on the plane. Let's just get on the plane. You're crazy. And by the way, the worst part of traveling is a fucking airport. Why would you want to go to security checks? If you had no security, you could just walk onto the plane with the ticket. Of course, you have to have to get ticket. Like the airplane should have the same security as the bus. You want to get on a gray hound. Whatever qualifies for that, you should be able to qualify for a delta flight. That's not even what this, that's not even the argument we're having. The argument we're having is these people are going to the airport without having a ticket. I'm saying this is the next step. I like this. One they can't do though. You can't allow a person that's not, that doesn't have a ticket on a plane into the airport lounges. Those are too nice. Yeah. Yeah. And it should be reserved for free food. Honestly, if they do allow that, that's a great place to just set up your office. That's what you have a lot of work.

37:58Okay, this is like a breathing ground for fucking scam artists if you think about it. People can just go into the airport and set up and say, I'm going here, I'm going there. And they can send pictures to the girlfriend like, oh no, I'm at the airport. I'm going to go on this business trip. Meanwhile, they're a cross-town fucking some prostitute. Jesus. Some of that news. You know how much money Dejan Love would have made if this would have been an, you know, this would have happened before he got arrested. One thing he will say, Scott. I met sex worker by the way, not the P word. I think to go back to my soul. I think that's the least offensive thing you've said in a couple episodes. But I wouldn't worry about it. Scott, that take makes me laugh so hard, but I will say you have, you have stayed 10 toes down on that take this entire time. And I was like that. I really do. I guess legitimately what, what, how many airplanes have to crash or blow up for you to not go on an airplane?

38:59If it's one, that's crazy. That's a crazy take. You should never get into a car then. It's way more dangerous. If the engine explodes and it's some freak accident or they have like a bird strike, then yeah, I'm still going to get on there. But if someone gets on there with the intention of blowing up the plane and they do it, then I'm not getting, I'm not until they, do you understand? No, many people get blown up in car bombs every day in this world. Sure. Way, way more than people die. Of course. Yeah, but that's not. Yeah, but it would. You're whatever. In the airplane. I mean, you're so. I know I won the argument. It's fine. No, you have lost the argument. You can come over to my side. It's fine. I will never. I will never. All right. Sorry, number two. Parents keep taking their kids to an R-rated horror movie because it looks like a children's movie. Okay? So if you are watching and not just listening, this guy up on this screen right here, this is Buddy. And this movie deliberately looks like a cheerful 1990s children's television show.

40:03It's giving, it's giving Barney, you know, reverse colors, but it is. It's kind of giving Barney. There's a big orange unicorn named Buddy voiced over by Kagan Michael Key. This colorful sets, puppet songs, children, except Buddy is a horror comedy. And he kills people. The movie opened August 28th at its R-rated for bloody violence, drug content, and language. And it involves children. And it's 16 plus, which again, helicopter parent that I am. Yeah, I think we could raise that. You said, 18 plus. I don't know. I don't think 16-year-olds need to be watching this shit. But apparently enough parents have walked into theaters with young children believing that it's actually a kid's movie that it's become something that we are now talking about on this podcast. So just kind of. This is a great promo for this movie. What's the title of it again? It's called Buddy. Buddy? Or something like that. Yeah, I've seen some clips from this movie online and it's definitely not a kid's movie.

41:06It's very gory. Yeah, it's very gory. I will say Kagan Michael Key's voice is pretty great in it. It's funny. He's saying it's a horror comedy. I think so. I haven't watched it. Is it funny? Just because. I also just find Kagan Michael Key funny. Like his delivery on words and stuff. It's just. Key ampule both. Excellent. Geniuses, man. Wow, impressive. I read something about him that his. His wife is. Scary. And people in the industry are kind of afraid of her and they are fear for him. They feel like it could be one of those. Oh god, who was the guy from Saturday Night Live? Who's John Riddle? Phil Hartman. Phil Hartman. Get them to you guys mixed up. Phil Hartman. Wow, that is white. The accusations. I know. I know. But I've. Yeah, there's there was a big article written about it and I can't remember. I've heard that too. Kenzo and I think it actually totally adds up. He hasn't been in a single one of Jordan Peel's movies and he.

42:07Isn't that sad? It's really sad because they Jordan Peel's movies are excellent and they also have little comedy under underlinings throughout. Of all of his horror movies and I feel like Keegan Michael Key would be perfect for that. Also, this just proves that he would be perfect for that. He literally is is voicing a evil unicorn, an evil orange unicorn. So yeah, I've heard that too. That would be a bummer because he's like one of the nicest, awesome estudes. So yeah, I remember when we were, I don't know how old I was, I would have been in like. I would have been in third or fourth grade. My grandma took us kids to a movie, thinking that it was a children's movie. And so we had to get up and walk out because it was not. It was called The Truth About Cats and Dogs. And it was. Wait, that's with the Jeanne Graffalo. Yeah. Yeah. My grandma took us to that and she's like, well, we're going to go. All right, I was kind of enjoying it.

43:08I kind of had a crush on her. You did? Oh yeah, Jeanne Graffalo. Absolutely. Okay. All right. I still think that our rated movies should be 60. I know you just said that they shouldn't be, but I just have memories of buying tickets to Kung Fu Panda 3 so I could try to sneak into Deadpool when it came out when I was 16 years old. And anything that was in that movie are things that I have heard about seeing, know about. I just feel like, for horror movies, I guess it's a little different, but I feel like 16-year-olds kind of know what kind of have an idea of what the world has to offer. I think you should be able to see a rated our movie at 16. Could be great. Especially Deadpool. I think that I agree with you on Deadpool, just if I would make an exception, just because there's a lot of pop culture reference and it's funny. You know what, kids, what I think that you need to do is you need to watch every movie. And you need to grade it and then that way you can decide if a 16-year-old could go.

44:09Yeah. Because you're the one who knows. I agree. I do know. And I have a few opinions about airport security as well if you want my, if you want me to. You know what, if you ran an airport and I ran an airport, mine would be way more popular. That's so not true. We would have so much fun at my airport. Actually, you know what? Because we wouldn't be having any fun. It would just be like, you wouldn't even experience the airport because you, I would just make it. My airport people would be walking around with Colt 45 and AK 47s. Big Boeing guys. Exactly what I wanted my airport. But nobody would be trying anything. Plus there's so many people there, they're all sick. You're getting a flu at your airport too because just too many unnecessary. Yeah, no vaccines allowed in my airport either. Oh my god. Okay, you know what? I love this. Please, you take this off of my plate because I think a lot of people have accused me of being anti-vaccine. It's actually stuff. Because you're a communist. I am not a communist. All right. Next up, let's see here.

45:09I am a little out of order actually. Can we skip this one, Kid? I'll go to the next one. What a tease. All right. That one was just the the IG Nobel Prize and it's not as interesting as pumpkin spice has now reached porn. What? Yeah. I regret to inform everyone watching and listening to this podcast this year show that pumpkin spice has reached the pornography world. And if you're wondering how exactly one incorporates pumpkin spice into pornography, it's less about people being sexual with the products itself. But they're just kind of using fetishes that already exist. And a lot of people are you can have a fetish for anything. Like feet. There's pumpkin spiced foot content. Isn't there like a rule for this?

46:10I'm trying to think of what it's called a rule. You're trying to you know this rule, Kid? No, there's like an online internet rule. Let me let me look it up. Okay, you look it up. I'm going to keep yeah, yeah, keep going. I'm sorry. I'll get back. No, no, no, no, you're good. There's pumpkin spice themed foot content. Panty hose, wrestling. This one's gross burping. But again, there's fetishes for everything. So wait, people eat pumpkin spice and then they burp? I guess. And then one creator made a fantasy where a woman would drink her pumpkin spice latte and then her breasts grew to be pumpkin-esque. Oh, I thought you were going to say that her milk was pumpkin spice flavored. Milk. So you're bringing like if you eat pumpkin spice. Women into this conversation. Let's leave them alone. It's rough enough out there for a post-crumbs. Okay, I found it. I found it. I'm not crazy. It's called rule 34. If it's the internet memes lane is basically if it exists, there's porn of it.

47:16It's phrased as rule 34. Okay. Yeah, exactly. I'll keep that in mind. I'll use that. Rule 34. I know that because I'm just going to look at something normal and I'm like, I bet there's porn about that. And then my brain is going to try to fill in the gaps and it's not going to be good because it's a dark place up here. porn is always on the cutting edge of technology, whether it was pencil drawings or first films of those reels like or VHS or now AI. We just hit 20k. Hey, that's amazing. It's awesome. Thanks to subscribers on YouTube for IO Everywhere. Thank you. That's fantastic. That's fantastic. It genuinely helps us out. And it's free and we thank you all for your subscriptions. Wow, awesome. That is amazing.

48:17Thank you everybody. We really, really appreciate that. And yeah, by hitting subscribe, it's not like you're going to get more Scott Sipker on your feed. Don't worry about that. If you hit that, there is a notification bell that anytime the new video goes out, you'll get to know. You'll know. You'll be abreast. You'll be kept abreast. I don't think that's going to catch on like you want it to, Mackenzie. Have you never heard being kept abreast before? Of course I have. I watch NASCAR in the late 90s. Three abreast. I would remember laughing at that one. What are you talking about? It's a common word in phrase. It is not a common word in phrase. It is a phrase a lot of people know, but most people do not use those. I like to say abreast. Yes, they do. Yes, they do. Yes, they do. I guess you're just not talking on the right people. You're in the wrong airports. Okay. Next story. Why AI food looks so revolting? So have you guys noticed? I have.

49:17We just locally even. And we went on vacation this summer. I feel like every restaurant that we were going to go into, they had printed off on the outside of their building. AI food flyers. And they all are starting to look the same. And they don't. It's not a good thing. We've seen that stuff on RV TV. Have you seen it? Yeah. In small town, yeah. And you know what we'll get to it. We will get to it. But the food always looks gross. It's like the burgers look like they're made of rocks. The burritos look full of disgusting stuff. The chicken always, the fried chicken looks like a carpet. It does. Or it looks like, yes, it looks like a carpet. Or it looks like a packet of ramen noodles, like how the noodles are all. That's a better one. That's a, yeah, that's good. That's better. It looks like that. But scientists actually know why this happens.

50:19And it's because AI does not, it's not smart. Like AI only knows what it knows. And it does not understand how, how food works. So the same AI that's going to hack the new codes and let all these viruses out and kill us in 10 years doesn't know how food works. And that's kind of sad. But. Well, it doesn't need it. Right. It doesn't need it. So it has no use for knowing how food works. Okay. So it knows what a hamburger looks like, but it doesn't understand the physical rules. And it's really, really bad at noodles because it struggles with long, thin objects that have to end. Like it doesn't understand that noodles have an end. And so it starts making spaghetti upon spaghetti upon, so that's why it looks like carpet. That's why it looks like those ramen noodles. But the fascinating part is humans have been evolved to be extremely sensitive to food that might make us sick. So things that are poisonous. And so like our little lizard brains sees this stuff

51:20and it puts up the red flags. It's like, don't eat that. And so that's why the uncanny valley. Exactly. So you look at one of those posters and yeah, it's fake food, but your brain is telling you, like, do not eat that. Like that will make you sick. And so some people are extra sensitive to it. And they're actually, it makes them physically, physically ill. So that is the science behind that. Well, I don't know how long AI is going to struggle with this, but I'm holding on to everything that humans are still better at than AI. And graphic design is absolutely one of those. And so let's, I'm holding on. I don't know how long we're going to stay ahead of them, because it'll figure it out eventually. But for now, we got this one. Good job. I know. I mean, good job, humans. And I'll say, don't be embarrassed to use Canva at this point. A lot of people were embarrassed to use Canva. Get in there and use your Canva. I don't care. Canva's way better than this. Literal slop. So I mean, I still hear here.

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54:27I would like to throw out. Now that our show is growing in such popularity, which is really cool. Thank you, everybody. We do get so many submissions from overthinking a wild that we can't get to all of them. And so we appreciate that. But if we don't get to yours, we'll keep it and we may get to it to another time. So keep sending them all in. And we're happy to receive all of them. That's right. We definitely are speaking of one that we kicked from last week. I just wanted to mention Mary Armstrong. She sent a bunch of songs that she listened to as a teenager that she maybe didn't exactly know the intention of. But her mom was like, do you know what the song is about? And she's like, no. Or she said yes that she did, but she didn't have a clue. And a lot of these songs have some,

55:28you know, sexual undertones in them. So this is overtones in some cases. Overtones in some cases. So I just got a kick out of this list that she sent. And we're not going to play them. Otherwise, we will get kicked off the air. But thank you, Mary. Do we know the titles? Yeah. Hold on. Dayport, no here. Football is here in so's draftings. The Draft King Sports App is now live in all 50 states. From Texas to California to Florida. In this September, Draft Kings is giving customers the opportunity to get boosted every football game day. Every game day, all month long, Draft Kings customers can get a profit boost on select football games. New Draft Kings customers, sign up with code Spotify, spend five bucks and get 200 and total awards within 21 days, includes all markets. That's code Spotify, in partnership with Draft Kings. The crown is yours. Event trading offered by Draft Kings predictions, a CFTC registered futures commission merchant trading involves risk of loss, market availability varies,

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57:29This first one is called Yemi-Yemi by Ohio Express. Well, I don't think I know that one. The next one is... Jam up, Jelly Tight. How old are these songs? 1970. What is it? Jammed up, Jammy Tights? Jam up, Jelly Tight. Yeah. Wow, okay. Does Eric know any of these? Does Eric know any of these? Because I've never heard of any of these. If someone would know it would be Eric Herman. So... Don't we do it in the road? By the Beatles. Paul McCartney. Yeah, yeah, yeah. Yeah. That one has 9. Or 4.9 million views on YouTube. So thank you, Mary. These are funny. And yeah, maybe slightly inappropriate or maybe completely inappropriate. Who am I to judge? I'm not. All right. So excited. All right. Wow. Wow. What is this? Noah from Williamsburg is overthinking McKenzie. I listened to last week's show yesterday

58:30and I am overthinking Scots' historically bad day con Johnny Cash. Cash was not the first to embrace violence in his music. Not even close. You have to go back to Jimmy Rogers, known not the ISU football coach in the late 1920s. Rogers introduced the yodel into country music as well as violence. In his song, T for Texas, he had the line, I'm going to shoot poor Thelma just to see your jump and fall. Scott needs to go back to school on that take. All kidding aside, love your show. Your neighbor to the north. Noah from Williamsburg. I love to be. I love getting corrected because I really thought I was. I feel like would it be fair for me to correct the record and say Johnny Cash was the first one to make it super popular. And Jimmy Rogers was popular, but just the way media worked back then. I feel like Johnny Cash got to be much bigger. I could be wrong about that as well. That's interesting. That is interesting. I mean, the same guy that I need to go back in. I need to learn more. That's what I need to do.

59:32Never stop learning. Never stop learning, Scott. Thanks, Noah. Jordan J is overthinking playing college sports in extreme heat just to please middle-aged men. This one's rough, especially because of the unfortunate death of the Iowa marching band member, Derek. I mean, that is so hard. And obviously it goes without saying, but we are love goes out to his family. And that is just so hard. That's just so hard and it's so sad. I was listening to something this morning about this, just as we're early in the season and how hot it can be. Whose call is it to make to play these games, especially at the college level? And hopefully, what would come out of that tragedy is them, having a system in place or a process in place to say,

1:00:33like, this is when we're going to make the call. But yeah, this is just sucks. I don't know. I remember years ago, it was the Iowa State UNI game. And that was before kids. So that was probably 10 years ago. I mean, it was hot. It was just hot. But heat is something you just never think about shutting a game down, I guess. Until now. And then, well, and the way that it works is this will be on our mind. And then it will not be on our mind anymore. And hopefully, this is the last of this type of tragedy. We do learn something from it. Hydration, maybe. I don't know what the solutions are because we are such a football, crazy country that there's no way we would, I can't see them putting in a rule that if it gets to be

1:01:37this temperature, we're not playing. It took a while for us just to get to where we are with lightning rules. When I was a kid, we did not have the same lightning precautions as we do. Now. And so just hope that we do find solutions because at the end of the day, it's just a sport. And it's just, it's not worth risking it. But also, we can't live in a society where we don't do where it's risk-free. So you got to find that healthy middle ground. Yeah, something I was listening to this morning regarding this. It's the US military uses this thing called the wet bulb globe temperature. And it takes a lot of things into account. Obviously, it's not just the temperature outside, but it's the body's way, you know, if the body can sustain the hydration. And so it is really interesting. And so, yeah, I think there's just a lot to consider after.

1:02:40I know like Navy SEAL training when they're in Hell Week, for instance, the instructors have a guide based off of the specifics of each candidate to become a seal. How long they can leave them in the ocean before they have to pull them out. And, you know, that's learned through a lot of pushing it, pushing human beings to the far extreme. So there's got to be that information that we can use out there to make everybody safer, while not making it so lockdown that we are really truncating our ability to have any forms of entertainment. Right. Okay. Let's see. All right. David W is overthinking. I just watched the sixth sense or the sixth sense for the first time every last week. I know I'm not the only one who has secretly not watched a very popular movie,

1:03:42just wondering what those movies are for you guys. Do you think David made it through without knowing the secret about sixth sense? No, there's no hope so. I hope he did. That's the only reason I haven't watched that is because I already know the spoiler. You know what, I usually still watch it, because I think it's sad that you don't get to feel that twist. Okay, I do feel bad that you don't get out of that moment. Yeah. But it's still a brilliant film when you know the ending. All right. It is really good. There's a difference in entertainment options between things that are only good because of the reveal at the end and then entertainment that has a great reveal at the end. But even if that was revealed at the very beginning, the story is still so good. It's compelling. And I think sixth sense falls into the latter. I agree. What movies have you not seen, Scoot? The one that I most embarrassed to admit is Godfather Part 2. I haven't seen Godfather Part 2.

1:04:50And I haven't seen the sound of music. I'm mainly just surprised because you've seen, it sounds like you've seen the first Godfather. I did, but I waited till about, it was probably five, six, seven years ago. I waited till it came back to the theaters. And so I saw Godfather in the theater. And I'm waiting for that opportunity for Godfather Part 2 to see that in the theater. But I haven't noticed it coming back. Anticycle, Scott. That's what we call you. I just can't handle it. Speaking of which, can you take the documentary? We'll be back in theater soon. And later today, hopefully on my socials, I'll be putting out the link to buy tickets at Fridley theaters to see the new sound design for to make the documentary. I needed to see that. I was sick as a dog when that came out. So I did not get a chance to see that. Or porcade. I know. I know. Bring your tissues. I will. You were always good at Japan for that. Sick. Yeah. Because where you were in Japan for that at some point. I did. Yeah. There's a school in a high school in Japan named Nile Clark

1:05:51Kinneck High School. Oh wow. So we did have our international premiere at that high school. And it was cool. We had, I think this auditorium fit over 600 people. And it was wonderful. Showed the whole film and the questions that I got afterwards were really intriguing. And it was cool. Very cool. Take that to an international audience. That's super cool. Well, let's wrap up here because I got to unfortunately get going here. I guess we got to whatever we'll do it. Brian L is, yeah, that's that's literally how my brain works in a nutshell right there. Brian L is overthinking who lies more to your face. Kids, teenagers, adults. I think I'm going to I want to start this conversation by saying I feel like kids lie. I feel like kids are sometimes too truthful to people. Yeah. They have they have no felt like, you know, they're willing to tell you if something looks terrible on you or that that's kind of what I mean. I feel like kids are pretty honest people. They're less polite.

1:06:52Yeah. Yeah. Yeah. They just don't they haven't. And it's good because they haven't experienced the world in a way that makes them feel like they have to cater their responses to, you know, their audience. So that's good and bad. But I I agree adults adults know the way the world works and adults know when they can get away with a lie and they know a situation where they need to lie. And so I think adults having the life experience that they have, yeah, they they're going to lie more on your face because they know the way that it works. I can't take any comment from Gweef Murphy. Gweef Murphy. Yeah. Hello, Gweef Murphy. I'm so glad that you're joining. Yeah. Thank you for joining us. Happy hour also. We'll be on later today. Live from Melville. That's right. That's right. I want to make a delineation here because I feel like Gweef Murphy. If I if I could throw out white lies from the bucket and just go with

1:07:54clear lies that everyone knows is a lie. Kids. Kids will hold on to a lie. Yeah. Thinking they can get away with just repeating it so much more than adults will do adults will be more slick and dodge and maybe there's some gray area but kids. But what do kids have to lie about? Oh, did you do your homework? But I'm going to know that you didn't do your homework. Yes, but they'll say I did it. I did it. Or you know, you like maybe not my house honey because I run this place like a fucking airport. Yeah, I know you're a helicopter. One of those situations where say like who spilled the glass of milk and it was clearly the kid. Yeah, because I didn't do it. I don't know what you're talking about. You were just in here young man. It had to be. It wasn't me. I

1:09:00don't I don't even know what you're talking about that type of lie. For sure. It is that lying. And then yeah, when they get some they learn to get sneaky about their lies like, hey, he's got me with a pretty good lie last week and it really disappointed me. But at the same time, I was like, damn, that was pretty good. That's when you know they're becoming teenagers. They're lies become more sophisticated. And then they're getting ready for adulthood where your lies are undeterminable. Yeah, scary. All right, Kate, one more and then we will let you go. I promise. All right, this will circle in back to when the earlier comment. Aaron M is overthinking. How could a long time listener of the show still not be subscribed to the YouTube channel? It would surprise you. It's surprising. Aaron. It would. It would. And know that a lot of times you think you're subscribed and you're not. So I would take this as a time to gently tell people very aggressively that you should just double check that you are subscribed because you might not be. And that really helps us out. But I understand it. I watch some content over and over and over again

1:10:02from the same creators on YouTube. Oh, what is it? Pumpkin Spice? Typing. Nothing like pumpkin spice. Okay, just making sure. I suppose this is why only fans make sure you subscribe by assume and pay so that you don't. But you don't have to pay anything on YouTube to be subscribed to Iowa everywhere. So thank you for helping us get 20,000. Yes, thank you for 20,000. That's huge. That's a lot of people. Think about if there were 20,000 people in arena and you were looking at all of them. That'd be a lot of them. Yeah. That is the most amount of people I've ever spoke to live. No, it may be more. I did the Obama Oprah Rally at a high V hall. Long time ago in Oprah introduced Obama in Des Moines. I don't remember this. I got to come out. I was the opening entertainment. Wow. Yeah. Pretty cool. But that was a fun time. Yeah. All of the news cameras, all international is a huge sea of people. I thought about coming out. I had to teach people

1:11:06how to caucus. I set up this thing with my sketch where you would caucus between the 50, 60s and 70s decades. So I had everybody in costumes. Very illustrative. But I thought that it might be smart if I fell down the stairs. Oh, Jesus. And then I got up and I go, that was my impression of the Hillary Clinton campaign. And then I thought that would make me famous. This is before I went out. You did that. I thought I thought about it. And then I thought, this is a terrible idea. Don't just go up there. Do your job and be done with it. And maybe something later in your life will will happen. And that it did. Hey, there's still an opportunity to do that bit. There still is. There sure is. We used a Hillary might run for president again. No, but it's always worth a call back. Go to the polls, guys. Got to go. All right, guys. Thank you so much for listening to another episode of overthinking with McKenzie and Scott Scott. We're happy that you made it off the helicopter alive. You just never know what those things, you know. I hope you have a successful

1:12:10rest of your RV TV. I hope you guys all have fun and stay safe at the Iowa Cornsai Hawk game this weekend. Thank you for helping us hit 20,000 subscribers next time is going to be 200,000. And I hope all your favorite bands stay together. Hold on. Final score predictions real quick. Go. Oh, God. What am I thought about this? I'm going to go 30 to 10 me. What? Oh, okay. I will. Hawk eyes 30. 10. I was going to say 31 to 13. I will cover. All right. All right. Amazing. Thank you. Everybody. Have a great rest of your week. What's yours, Kade? Give me the Hawk eyes 24 to 10. Wow. Low score. Okay. All right. Bye everybody. Bye guys. See you next Thursday. See you next Thursday.