Speaking of

novel content, the Japan and USA algo

crossover because of the translate mode

that happened is

resulted in some pretty spectacular

outcomes. None more so than Kenki Kids

account. Have you seen this guy?

Okay, so

he uh describes in his bio on X as a

company employee living in Yokohama's

Kannai area, originally from Yokohama,

born in 1985, currently 41 years old,

single, 41 years with no girlfriend

history, non-appealing to the opposite

sex, unattractive amateur virgin, like

sex services, hobbies are watching

soccer, overseas travel, planning to

retire early from the company at age 50,

has given up on marriage, and is

currently seeking a comfortable single

life. So,

it's interesting about this guy, he's

been tweeting about visiting different

>> bio. How did he end up getting so many

characters?

>> I think you're able to compress things

down on in Japanese.

>> Yeah.

>> Press it for a dog as well.

>> Yeah.

>> Uh he's been tweeting about visiting

[laughter] different hand job parlors in

Japan, and he's using the revenue paid

out from X to fund his future trips.

He's essentially unlocked an infinite

hand job glitch in reality.

>> Chelsea supporter.

>> It's also just no one in in in the in

the Western world talks like this. It's

just a very specific like Japanese

>> Uh so, there's a quote tweet. Go to the

quote tweet, Jared. Uh it's where he

says, "Today, both my regular hand job

spot and the married woman place are

running discount events, and I'm torn

about which one to go to." That's quote

tweeted by an American saying,

"Americans be like, I can't even get

some chopped void from a dating app to

go on a $250 date with me." While the

Japan bros are like, "Damn, the hand job

parlor and the milf joint are both on

sale tonight. I don't know which one to

pick."

>> [laughter]

>> And he is using the X revenue in order

to fund his hand job

>> most honest man in the world.

>> It's unbelievable.

>> Can you set a calendar reminder for

Black Friday?

>> [laughter]

>> Kenki Kids.

>> Dude, unbelievable. Yeah, the crossover

from uh American people finally being

able to see Japanese content on X has

resulted in some

>> I did love the I don't know if you've

seen these split videos of like Japanese

cleaning the stadium after a game and

the

>> Nicks fans

>> You brought this up. Yes, they do. They

do Even what's interesting when the

Japanese team played at Wembley against

England

they cleaned the changing rooms

afterwards. The players even did it.

Completely different cultural

difference. What's interesting though is

you have these languages merge online.

Now I'm assuming you're going to have

podcast language merge. Do you actually

lose less um the cultural differences as

much? Like one of the reasons why Japan

is so unique is cuz they did that

Sakoku, right? Where they whilst the

rest of the world was all mixing ideas

if you left Japan

killed. If you tried to enter Japan,

killed. So it's so unique and so alien.

>> Galapagos of culture.

>> Yes, and I wonder with

>> It's a great way to put it. Yeah, yeah,

yeah.

>> with the internet now, do you actually

have cuz I I can feel it already that

English culture's becoming a bit more

American?

>> Mhm.

>> Or or even like this internet culture,

it's not even American now. It feels

like it's post-American. It's becoming

more

>> It's just online. It's just the online

culture.

>> The internet is like the anti-Japanese

isolationist culture effect.

>> Yes, unless you're on the dark web.

>> And and then what you unfortunately is

then what's nice is when you have all

these independent cultures and each one

does something really well. I mean you

can kind of when it all starts to blend,

you really lose the variety the variety

is where like variety is the in both

evolution and cultural evolution is the

engine of creativity and growth and you

know and it's it's like instead of

having you know a bunch of different

brains in a room brainstorming, you just

have kind of like one one thinker and

it's it's a shame.

>> Someone uh wrote a blog post a few years

ago about where did emos and goths go?

And the question was that subcultures

need time to ossify. And if you've got

this sort of global permaculture thing

that's always moving and any bit that

moves in one side of the membrane

affects another bit over here. It's like

everybody being on a bouncy castle at

the same time and somebody that jumps up

and down over there impacts everybody

else. So you don't have time to silo off

to create this sort of weird niche

trends, music, tastes, language. Now,

you see subcultures on the internet with

language, but very quickly like look at

looks maxing. All of that immediately

now has become common vernacular because

one part of the bouncy castle is now

affecting everybody.

>> I'm just pulling from words you're

throwing out. You want a podcast name

idea?

>> Yes.

>> Bouncy castle gang bang.

>> Bouncy castle gang bang. I'm actually

not [ __ ]

That's not

>> [laughter]

>> It's evocative. It's very visual.

>> It's either that or fire off the autism

engine. It's one of those two.

>> It is visual.

>> Yeah.

>> I'm Why don't you mention goths

and emos then?

>> When was the last time you thought about

goths and emos?

>> Yeah, and I always ask Chris this

question. I'll ask you two guys this,

which is when the fascinating thing

about something fading away

is that you don't notice it fading away

because by definition it's fading away.

Is there anything that's currently

fading away or has faded away that you

think we would have forgotten about

until you mentioned it? Like a good

example is the voicemail.

The voicemail, if you watch I was

watching Breaking Bad, and the

there's about 5 minutes every episode of

like a voicemail scene where it'll be

the voicemail will be playing across the

house, and it's just disappeared. It

doesn't exist. But nobody really

discussed it because by definition if

something's fading away

>> Yeah.

>> There's stuff that's fading into like

mullets.

Mullets are back in though.

>> Mullets are very, very back.

>> And mustaches came back.

>> Yeah.

>> You You're actually only able to grow a

mullet.

>> know if I can make a Well, I can't do

like the flat top

mullet, which would be my sort of like

aspiration,

cuz I just just not going to work. So, I

could do like a power donut

rat tail.

>> Power donut.

>> Power donut power donut rat tail also

not a bad podcast name.

>> Yeah, that's true.

>> Um Yeah.

>> a bad Grinder name as well? Power donut.

>> Power donut rat tail.

>> You know what I'm talking about, right?

Like Professor X.

>> Yeah, yeah, yeah. That sounds That

sounds like a wonderful couple that

could be born out of Grinder, Powedonna,

and Rattail.

>> Yeah, yeah, yeah.

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