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do you see any of the texts i send back to that number or am i lunatic
If you thought Whistler was great, the towns next to it (Pemberton and Squamish) are like the quaint little mountain snow village that also hosts summer music festivals. (And they are far cheaper to live in)
PLEASE DO NOT BRING THE RAP SECTION BACK! It's SOOO AWFUL! WE WANT TO HEAR YOU! đđđđđ
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@@thedolphinc how dare you
Petition for Brian to get a segment to tell us about the things he hates and why he hates them
I'm signing that petition
I second this petition
I need to know why
Please! That list cracked me up!
signing
In the US, people in the military are required to have background checks before they even go to bootcamp. I even had to be held back for an extra 6 months to go to bootcamp because of a single flag on my record that ended up being a mistake on the part of the military. The fact that politicians can be put into such positions of power without even a simple background check is horrifying. I can't believe just how far George Santos was able to get without a single person even questioning things until way later.
The problem is that the GOP did known. They did opposition background check and found everything that is being reported now. They knew and didn't care.
100%
Exactly
Ifs truly insane that people don't even do the most basic of looking into the politician's they freaking vote for....it's insane to out someone you barley researched in a position to make you life way better or way worse. And for thousands of not millions of people too.
Did you get asked more than once if you were CID too?
As someone from Houston, I canât believe how people reacted to the California rain. Not the people from California, but people outside of it. Rain over a short period of time is deadly. Especially when youâve only had drought because the water wonât absorb. I remember Harvey. How terrifying and helpless it was watching the water approach my house. Seeing pictures of my friends escaping their houses on pool floats. And this is whatâs happening to California. I feel for them. This flooding ruins lives.
I used to think like that when I was younger cause I'm from the pnw, like "why y'all such babies?" This was like 20 years ago, my dad told me how first rains are particularly sketchy because things like oil, gas, pollen, make it much slipperier, and that other places don't have the same infrastructure for rain like we do. Then it dawned on me that other places have different infrastructures for different weather patterns and it blew my mind.
As someone from Australia that has had two massive floods in the last 10 years, it blows my mind how other people donât understand how truely terrible floods can be. We had whole communities cut off for days because of flood water. Also, flash floods in Australia are terrifying, Iâve seen streets become unusable in minutes. Itâs wild.
@@Aus.99 Not to mention the bug populations immediately after...
Adding my vote to Brian getting a segment talking about what he hates and why
He speaks for all of us
scary that we have to ask the question "do elected officials need background checks, and do the results disqualify them". the fact that we currently do not have these processes in place scares me more every day.
Totally agree!!
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YESSS!
If Iâm to be subjected to a background check for a minimum wage job then absolutely they need a background check tf
Yeah.
Shout out to those of us who also hate âwhen people donât completely erase a whiteboardâ.
We see you, Brian. You are not alone. â
Agreed.
My favorite was âPeople who hate a lot of thingsâ đ
Hi Phil, huge fan. Been watching you 4/5 nights a week for years (depending on how many shows you're producing).
As a partially hearing person from a deaf family, it breaks my heart when shows are released with no captions. I want to be able to enjoy and share your news videos with my family.
Thank you for your good work.
The gas stove thing is funny to me because Hank Green made a video about how electric/induction stoves are better 10 months ago. In it, he specifically asked viewers to not get up in arms over others "taking away" your gas stoves when it comes time to change to electric. Hank knew people would have a hissy fit over this. Also, I have a gas stove and I hate using it because I don't have a vent hood over it, so I'm happy to make the change.
i could never do electric gas stoves tho itâs not the same #openflametastesbetter
I feel that about having a gas stove without a stove hood - I lived for two years in an apartment like that. Luckily I had a window in the kitchen so I put an exhaust fan in the window every time I turned the stove on, which got a bit unpleasant in summer and winter!
They are not better. And you cant take away peoples freedom of CHOOSING what stove they want. Plus many countries benefit from using gas stoves. And if they make you switch from using gas to electric then yes they are taking away your choices.
I prefer gas stoves and had some minor whining when switching to electric. I don't think I'd go back as the electric one allows you to set it to switch off after a certain time (gas ones here don't have that function). Plus boiling over won't extinguish the flame and lead to gas being pumped into the house.
My mother lives with me so I don't feel like dying. I mean even with electric there's been a few mishaps but with gas I think I'd have died 100 times by now due to half senile mother.
I'm all about using less gas but we've got to answer serious questions about the capacity of our electric grid before we continue to electrify everything.
I really wish you went more into the Wizards thing. There was an email from an employee basically just saying Wizards is trying to wait for it to blow over and have people forget before they try again. Even in the response they gave they were hostile to the community and did not truly care. None of what was in the response actually addressed any issues.
I mean, Philly D went into it way more than rest of the media... But definitely the topic to watch.
Corporate executives universally look down on their customers and will take every opportunity to exploit them...sorry to break it to you guys.
legal eagle has a wonderful video
Yeah I would like to see more about this because I donât think the anger in the community and culture is being properly understood by those on the outside.
eh i guess it's just so common at this point that you'd expect it.
about the Brazilian Jan 6th: they are calling the facility where they're being held a "concentration camp" and it's completely disgusting that they're comparing themselves to actual victims when they all committed violent crimes.
Theyâre like children who hated getting needles, and never grew past that mentality. Yeah, needles suck, youâre a kid theyâre scary, but you grow up and they hurt less and theyâre not as scary. But these people, no matter how minor something is, itâs the worst possible thing if itâs directed at them. Iâm a very âyour feelings are validâ kind of person, but if they seriously feel theyâre being victimised on the same level as people subjected to concentration camps, they genuinely need help, or theyâre lying because they need to be the victims, but itâs most likely both.
You can be a victim to government force even if you've committed a crime.
Just lookup "Penal labor in the United States." It's a very controversial issue.
Wizards response to the D&D situation was worse than silence, it was full of blatant lies, mischaracterizations, and PR speech. They tried to backstab the community for profit and when they got called out on it they basically said. "No we were planning on doing what you wanted us to all along, it was just a test" (ignoring that they had creators on a one week deadline to sign or lose their license) And saying it was about inclusivity, being a good game steward, when nothing that was changed or added had any effect like that. "Our money grabbing and content theft was to foster inclusivity guys, and to protect you from big evil corporations, promise"
Absolutely! They also didnât remove the part where they would own anything published under the OGLâŠjust said they wouldnât sell it without creator permissionâŠwhich the OGL creators are required to sign GIVES THEM THAT PERMISSION.
Then to claim it was to protect from âNFTsâ when the only mention of D&D NFTs was from Hasbro themselves.
Absolute ghouls.
This is the only instance where I genuinely feel bad for the victim and the perpetrator. How on earth did this kid get a gun? Imagine ruining your life at six years old before you can even comprehend that you have a whole âlifeâ ahead of you.
I truly hope he gets some help because I cannot imagine how weâll feel once he can comprehend what happened
The Wizards news is really more complex than you can cover in a short jump. Also, the last Wizards response was NOT an apology, it was a gaslighty "We're sorry you got mad because you caught us." They also did NOT mention the most dangerous potions of the changes. That does not even begin to cover the dozens of publishers who are banding together to create a new license and game systems to just bypass Wizards full stop. It's madness right now.
Interesting how two DnD posts so far have incorrectly auto completed words to similar looking words from fantasy worlds. One had creatures instead of creators. You had potions instead of portions.
Bro. Who you know making over 750k a year on dnd? How are consumers so entitled today.
Imagine creating an ip that becomes a series of ip that people play and then make their own fan versions of your ip and then they sell that version of your ip and make millions off your ip. What's wrong with charging them. Like other industries.
@@lifeunderthestarstv Because they said "We won't do this exact thing, in perpetuity." and then tore it up.
@@lifeunderthestarstv because the main reason people made content for them is because they promised they wouldn't do this. they wanted it to be open so everyone can make stuff for them and help them grow and now they want to reneg on it, after people have already built entire business on that promise.
@@lifeunderthestarstv The best analogy I have heard is this: Imagine a family member offers to pay for your college tuition. You push back that you can't take that much money but they insist and promise that it is not a loan, you don't have to pay it back and they just want to help you out. Years later, when you are done with school and are getting your own good job, the family members says "I want 25% of your salary from now on because I paid for your tuition". They are not in some bad financial situation where they need money baddly and they don't ask you for help, they just demand the money from now on.
That is what Wizards is doing, but worse, because it was not just a verbal promise to one person, it was a written license that was stated to be perpetual that they are revoking after 20 years.
If they had said "For One DnD (The next thing they are making) and other things going forwards there will be a new contract" that would have sucked, but would be ok as that is exactly what they did for the 4th edition. But that is not what they are doing. They are revoking a 20-year-old agreement that they promised would last and that entirely new things have been built off. They are going back on their word after letting people build their lively hoods on that word over 20 years. People even repeatedly asked if there was any possibility of them revoking the license to make sure it was safe to build a company around it, and they said they would never change it.
I'm actually liking the sunday episodes a lot. A lot of stories come with updates and clarifications in the days after, and some of them are important to touch on, but aren't big enough to need space on the normal shows. So it's good to see a space for you to go over the these things.
I almost spit out my breakfast when you asked about background checks. We require anyone working in education/healthcare and several other industries to undergo a background check process... the people that run our country... their background should be publicly accessible information
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Brian - hates so many things
Also Brian - hates people who hate too many things
Honestly, I can relate
So, as a DnD player, this is a smoke screen from WoTC. It's a half measure too keep the players from being angry, instead of actually fixing the issues.
Don't forget to mention Hasbro in this story. They are the parent that pushed for enhanced monetization of D&D. WotC is not innocent, but remember who holds the puppet strings here.
On the D&D story there is much more involved. A message on Wednesday from someone inside Wizards of the Coast said that the management were angry at the customers, saying they are overreacting and that it will just blow over. Also they felt we were obstacles between them and our money. The message also mentioned that they were using subscription numbers from DnD Beyond as a metric to gauge the community. As a result the community en masse cancelled their subscriptions and made it clear OGL 1.1 was the reason. The result was the DnD Beyond servers were overtaxed and they lost thousands of customers. This is what prompted the "apology" which was littered with lies and half truths. One - the leaked document was not a draft, it was a real contract that several creators received, and was supposed to be signed and supposed to go into effect on Jan 13. Two - The ownership of third party materials under the contract was EXPLICITLY written to be "shared" by the creator and Wizards, but Wizards had a perpetual, irrevocable, re-licenseable ability to use their material however they saw fit. The language in the document was very clear on that point. As it was written, a creator could write a module and put it up for sale, Wizards could take that module and put it in a book, sell it, give the creator nothing, not even a credit in the book, and if the creator complains, cancel the contract. Leaving only suing a billion dollar company to get anything, and the only protection the creators have over this is "Trust me bro, we would never do that."
The document doesn't work under copyright law anyway for how they're trying to make it sound. The document as a whole is meaningless because Wizards doesn't and can't have a copyright on the processes used to make the game (rules of the game) as a whole. Just the specific rules they made.
Wizards have the copyright and trademark on any material they make, but 3rd party issuers just have to not use copyright or trademark items and they won't be subject to this at all. Also, Wizards can't use player made stories/artwork in their items as they don't hold the copyright or trademark to them, and can be sued if they do so. Wizards has to prove it's a D&D copyright or trademark infringement which is really hard to do if you just have a story or piece of are, it could as easily be a book or movie outline and artwork someone made for a different porpoise so good luck with them trying to get around that. Unless the artwork or story specifically saids D&D it will be almost impossible for them to prove.
Things like classes, skills, common monster names/mythical creatures, real town names/common names, leveling, and many more have been in games for over a hundred years and are incapable of being copyrighted or trademarked. So there's that too.
@@gearfordragnavar1361 Absolutely. The problems arose because everyone making D&D content used the original OGL because it was the easiest way to prevent copyright infringement. Now with OGL 1.1 (or 2.0) the original was unauthorized meaning WotC could sue if they didnât sign the new version. They probably donât have enough to win a lawsuit, but they have enough to not be immediately thrown out of court, and they have enough money to keep the creators in court for a long time. Meaning they can bully everyone into complying.
Don't forget to mention Hasbro in this story. They are the parent that pushed for enhanced monetization of D&D. WotC is not innocent, but remember who holds the puppet strings here.
It's so funny to see people get angry over a company trying to protect its work from other multi-million dollar companies. Gizmodo lied and now everyone thinks they're a lawyer who understands copyright law. Gizmodo's story wasn't even fact checked by lawyers. Amazing.
@@mitchcowan1446 Oh they definitely are to blame, WotC is really the only money -making division Hasbro has now. Again its mostly executives that probably have never rolled a d20 in their lives, not the rank and file of WotC, which are the reason we have been getting the leaks we have to this point.
I think a difference between the Livvy fans and popstar fans are that the popstar fans are usually *happy*. They're excited and smiling... Livvy's fans were aggressively DEMANDING to see her, screaming and literally spitting. They were scary sounding, like they were going to attack if they didn't get what they wanted NOW... whereas popstar fans most of the time seem more like they're gonna sit there for however many hours it takes and be happy for it.
seemed to me like they're going to attack if they get what they want too. Also, they are NOT treating her like a person but an object they are entitled to
@@karalindstrom7729 said by a K-pop Stan it's funny
I saw something on TikTok about the rain Iâm California and how there are definitely people out there advocating for planing more native plants like stonecrops because they especially stop erosion of the landscape which is the largest problem with flooding. I know that as soon as spring hits here in Utah Iâll be contacting my local water conservation service to collect my back of native grasses and reseeding my yard and Iâm not even doing that for the environment Iâm doing it because this grass mix grows slowly so I only have to mow it once a month.
Native plants yâall, theyâre a big help to the ecosystems we have been damaging, Including the topsoil which is so essential for so much.
I need explanations from Brian on why he hates the things he hates. It could be part of the Sunday show and sometimes itâs cathartic to hear people complain about nothing.
With the California rain situation, itâs yet another reminder of âJust because itâs normal for you, it isnât normal for anyone else.â The week of Valentineâs Day of 2021 when Texas had that snow storm, the infrastructure wasnât suited for such low temperatures and damaged the old pipes to where water advisories were set in place. Then all of the heat waves that have happened. Iâm from Texas, Iâm used to hot summers. However, there are many places in people who arenât used to that and may not have much knowledge on how to prevent heat strokes. And those are two examples off the top of my head of events that include weather that one group of people are used to but others are not and suffering the consequences
To everyone in California: please stay safe!
Well said! I am from Central California, and our summers are regularly weeks on end of triple digit temperatures. We will often get to 110 and over for at least a few days every year. But just because we are hardened to the heat here, that doesn't mean I should belittle others for a 90 degree heat wave. For those areas, they don't have the infrastructure to deal with that and it can become very dangerous.
We were super lucky we have a gas stove during that freeze bc we were able to boil snow water and cook more or less still and have fire for candles/warmth
The issue with California rain situation is, the coverage given and lack of coverage on other weather events that were more extreme or deadly. I lived through two majorly destructive weather events in the span of 12 years, the Flood of 2008 and the Derecho of 2020. Both of these had at their time, annihilated half the city. You could see the Derecho scars from space. Since it's not California. Franco didn't cover it until a few days later when aid was slow coming.
I love this. When everyone was mocking us Brits for our 42C/107F heatwave last summer, I was desperately trying to make people understand this. So many people were seriously unwell, and my partner and I physically couldn't move for nearly a week, couldn't eat etc. it was utterly awful.
Also, 80%+ humidity heat is GROSS.
For real. I'm in Colorado & we had historic flooding in 2013 from a few weeks of concentrated heavy rainfall. At first it didn't seem like a big deal, we're known for crazy variable weather & we go through cycles of plenty of snowfall & some rainy (for us) years, but our environment & infrastructure just couldn't handle it. It really hit me that it was serious when I saw an I-70 offramp with a big few-foot section cracked apart/washed out. Like sure, roads also washed out in the mountains & isolated mountain towns for weeks, but thanks to snowmelt & fires, that's not a major novelty ... but this wrecked offramp was down on the plains in Denver, near DIA. The city had just never seen anything like that, not in living memory anyway. Our storm drains handled the flash floods during the big drought/storm cycles in the '90s, but 2013 overflowed everything, hell they had to cancel bus routes because some streets flooded enough to be undriveable, & many homeowners had up to tens of thousands of dollars in repairs to make from water damage just from driving rain even if they were positioned to not get flooded in the usual sense.
I very much sympathize with CA right now, especially understanding how crazy it is to have ground so dry it can't help absorb water at any decent pace. It floods & floods & floods, & then it's all cracked hexagons again as soon as the sun comes back lol it's wild
I feel like the âCalifornia reaction to rainâ thing is like how some people were reacting to the Texas snow. Ya, up north weâre ready for that but when it isnât expected or common for an area, what is normal for your home can be deadly for other people.
Had that experience in 2021 with the heatwave too. A friend who grew up in texas was insisting 40+ degrees C isn't that hot. She likes hot weather, which is fair but most of us don't even have air conditioning here, just furnaces. People were dying, crops were wilting, and people from further south seemed to think we should just appreciate the "good weather" lol. Perspective is tough some times.
As someone who works with young gymnasts, I worry about old creeps coming in to watch the kids I'm teaching. I can't even begin to imagine how Livvy's coaches feel knowing she has such a big following. It concerns me knowing that some of my students and gymnasts I know could end up in such a position.
Well wishes to Zaid, hope he recovers. Can't say I don't miss him on the Sunday show
This is what I was going to comment. He's def my fave part of the Sunday show.
was looking forward to the raps this week đ
Wait, can't say you don't?!
@@zwenkwiel816two negatives = a positive
the people who downplayed the rain in California are the same people who downplayed Ireland getting -10 C weather, they just don't understand the context that makes those conditions so much worse than in places where that's the norm in.
Tip to people living in snowy/power out prone areas and have an electric stove: get a camping stove set. I grew up in the forest in Sweden and trees causing power outs is something I've experienced several times. For this reason my parents have a camping stove set, so that no matter what we can always make food. They also have a fire place and make sure to stook up on wood etc. Whenever you live outside the city, it's wise to prep for these kinds of situations. :)
I was hugely saddened by the prospect of replacing specialist stained glass windows for bulletproof glass. That struck me so starkly. Scary and tragic.
Iâm honestly super sad that L dropped the law suit against Coffee. I would have loved to see Coffee expose all of Lâs scams publicly
And under oath.
Not too mention all the content Asmongold would have got XD
Who tf cares
@Mazupicua Believe they mean Logan Paul and Coffeezilla.
Lawsuits are a fucking headache. It would suck for coffee to have to go through the expenses and inconvenience of it
I think the rain story was important bc that kind of rain definitely isnât normal for the region. When Texas had the smallest amount of snow the entire state was shutting down, but here in MT we get feet of snow over night and go to class in -40F just like itâs any other day. Itâs just about the areas ability to handle the extreme weather that makes the Cali situation so scary
I think something you missed with the D&D WotC story was how condescending their response was. In the same statement you read they literally wrong, "...youâre going to hear people say that they won, and we lost because making your voices heard forced us to change our plans. Those people will only be half right. They won-and so did we." Nobody won in this, which is where the fanbase is still pissed. They tried screwing us over, got caught and back-peddled while being dicks about it. We lost, because they're making us chose between the game we love and the evils their perpetrating. You don't keep customers by being asses to them, even when you're proven wrong.
Because their "fanbase" are being entitled children
Exactly. Theyâre coping soooo hard saying âwe won.â After how disrespectful theyâve been to everyone in the playerbase who isnât a millionaire. Theyâre so disconnected they donât know anything about their own products. Greedy greedy greedy.
They didnât even backpedal that hard. 20% royalties instead of 25%âŠfor content that doesnât even require an OGL to publish.
And they still didnât say theyâd remove the clause about them owning anything 3pp publish under the OGL. Just that theyâd âget your permission firstââŠ.whichâŠyeahâŠthatâs what signing the OGL does?
@@lifeunderthestarstv huh? How? By asking a corporation to not steal from their fan base who are actually the ones making good content?
Or by asking them to not try and demand money from creators who make D&D compatible content? The only thing the OGL did was allow creators to copy rule text. So, if creators just wrote the mechanics they wanted to use in their own words, they donât even need the OGL. Itâs not necessary. Yet WOTC want to capitalize on 3pp misunderstanding of IP law.
I donât see how asking the biggest player in the rpg community BY FAR to not be an absolute terrible leech is âentitled fans.â
@@lifeunderthestarstv You don't even understand the fan base so find something long and hard and sit on it.
Yeah the victim blaming over the Libby story on your last video was INTENSE!!
Even some of the replies to my own comment there (expressing sympathy for Libby) gave the vibe of "well she's pretty and she exists so she brought this on herself" đ wish I could say I was surprised, but I'm really not.
I think airfriers are very likely to actually be a viable way to save money - if you use a tiny oven instead of a big one, you use less energy to heat the oven, and a larger percentage of the energy heats the food. regular size ovens are too big for pretty much any single person meal, so if you cook for just yourself, a small oven is likely to be a good idea.
What about toaster ovens? I mean the mini ovens, not a toaster.
I agree, but with countertop ovens instead of air fryers (I personally hate independent air fryers). I literally use my countertop oven every day and more frequently than my actual oven. I can actually cook for 3-5 people depending on what I am making. I bought a high quality, large countertop oven a few years ago, for this exact reason. I can roast a 6-8lb chicken, food cooks so much faster, I have double racks, all the same benefits of an oven, there's an air fry option, I can dehydrate and do so many things, I can do rotisserie, my house doesn't overheat, cooking is bearable in the summer, and so much more. My countertop oven is one of the best home purchases I've made throughout the years.
I saved quite a bit of money in comparison to using my regular oven.
Oh, and if anyone is curious: I saved more than $240 on my gas bill this year using my countertop oven compared to regular oven.
I've lived in a tiny house for almost 4 years now, and we've only ever needed an air fryer, a toaster oven, a rice cooker with steamer, and a microwave. We use a propane camping gas stove right now though, since our electric burners died. It's nice having less space taken up by a huge stove/oven.
"Air fryers" are just little convection ovens, typically with significantly worse build quality and smaller capacity than similarly-priced convection toaster ovens. Their biggest advantage is that their smaller capacity reduces the necessity of preheating. If you already have a convection toaster oven, an air fryer is probably not worth the money and counter space.
I'm a San Diego native. When I was in 3rd grade in the late 90s we did a field trip to Sea World. It was raining so much that the park was flooded and closed down. Fortunately when an army of 1st - 3rd grades showed up in school buses, they caved and my class got a private tour of the entire park when there was like 2ft of water almost everywhere.
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Montana here, talking about the flooding in Cali, remember the Yellowstone flooding? Many of the people in the surrounding area lost their homes and are living are living in campers and struggling to stay warm this winter.
Loving these community shows, Phil . Thank you!
I love how the long list of things Brian hates includes "People who hate too many things" đ
I'm at least self aware
@@bestpinoza so what is the chinese word for "waitress"
@Sylvragore fĂșwĂčyuĂĄn. The conflicting tones and constant U's are hard for me.
@@bestpinoza Wow I hate that word now too and its my first time seeing it. No word should be constructed like that.
@@bestpinoza Why only gen 2 Pokemon? The later gens are much worse
Can we have more segments on random things Brian hates?
I love that "people who hate a lot of things" is one of the 20 some-odd thing list of things Brian hates that scrolled by, but "Mandarin word for 'waitress' is too hard to say" actually made me lol
Another good recap of an otherwise bleak news cycle. Love the comedic breaks in-between. Especially about Brian and his lengthy hate-list.
It's not quite the same without Zed. Get well soon, dude.
One of the huge issues with the dnd "apology" is that it means nothing, nothing in it is binding and they've shown what their intentions are. It's a very fluffy feel good statement that legally means nothing and it feels like they are waiting for it to blow over based off their wording at the end
16:03 Yes, there should. While I'm not from the US or live there, in my own country I have seen what the lack of background checks and compulsive liars getting into positions of power can cause, be it complete incompetence, and even criminal activities, or being associated with corrupt people who then use those unprepared idiots to further their needs.
The add in of the community responses is super valuable, appreciate it Phil!
Hope Zaid is feeling better soon, he's very quickly become one of my favourite things to watch in a week on CZcams!
Brian hating âpeople who hate a lot of thingsâ is probably my favorite.
Jan 6th was what got me to finally vote. I'm in my 30's. That was when I realized that while it might seem fruitless to vote, it's something we NEED to do and make sure people can lose a vote and still feel like their vote got counted. Everything I voted during the midterm lost but hey I still feel like my vote was counted.
Lol you're like:" Stole the vote? I'll show you stealing a vote!!"
@@zwenkwiel816 Ultimately my vote didn't do anything. That's the way voting works half the time, at least in the US.
@@shadowprince4482 yeah US seems pretty fucked up with only 2 real parties to vote for.
@@zwenkwiel816 It's why voter turnout is so low. It's because lobbyists, which is essentially legal corruption, only have to bribe at most 2 people in every race in the end. People don't vote because you're only choice is 1 corrupt POS vs another corrupt POS.
@@shadowprince4482 yep, over here in the Netherlands we at least have the choice of like dozens of corrupt POS XD
it's really the lobbying that is the biggest issue
The list of things Brian hates brought me so much joy.
FYI for the SoCal rain part. Yesterday it was so bad I couldn't even see the lanes on the freeway when driving home. Then when I got to the side streets there was a bunch of debris from a land slide that had happened earlier. Even if it's something YOU are used to, the people here are not.
Many people and content creators that have looked into the D&D Open Gaming License have indicated that Wizards isn't done with that whole license situation, they're just waiting for the controversy to die down before they try a lesser version of it that won't get as much press. Sadly, I don't think this situation is over by a long shot.
I kind of hope that Defranko talks about Pathfinder and the establishment of the ORC.
It might be the biggest move in the industry for decades. Being system agnostic, and how many major creators in the space have already signed up.
It would be really good to see this story stay in pop culture space just a little longer.
Phil, native SoCal native born in '83 here. So, I went through the Infamous El Niño phenomenon in the 90s, through the whole dry twenty years of the 00s until now. Yes, this amount of rain is a shock even for me. I just hope that there aren't any further fatalities during the next storm.
At first I wasn't sure how awful the rain really was, but then I read about the 5 year old who was swept away from his mother in a flash flood and is presumed dead. This is no joke.
"you know how long I've been waiting just to get people to like me based off of my looks and not the content of my character or sense of humor??!" Phil PLEASE, the first time I ever showed one of your videos to my mom she literally was like "oh wow he's cute!!!!" and now refuses to refer to you by name and will only ask if "the cute one" has any new videos đđđ Amazing show as always!!!! glad to know you had a great winter break too :D â€ââ€
Glad you loved Whistler, BC. Canada loves you Phil. You and the family are always welcome.
Hope Zaid recovers quickly and looking forward to that first rap of the year!
Growing up I always associated winter as the rainy season in Cali, and was disappointed the years we got nothing since it meant I wouldn't get to enjoy green hills for that brief period. However I agree that things aren't set up for prolonged rain, and I think we can all agree that wet socks and squiggy shoes suck (especially right before your shift). Maybe people don't want to take it as seriously though because rain happens more frequently all around than snow, so snow brings out more sympathy than rain until rain hits the point of moving houses in floods?
I'm from Michigan and mother nature hates us. Nothing surprises me anymore when it comes to people and weather.
Brian, you are just wrong about airfryers. While yes, it is just a smaller convection oven, it doesn't need to be exclusive to a full size oven, and some full sized models don't even have a convection feature. Also, as Phil mentioned, if you have a side dish you need to cook at a different temperature from your main course, you can use it concurrently.
The model I use has a variety of settings from toast, airfry, as well as even non-convection oven and broil settings. The best thing about it being a smaller oven, is it takes less time to preheat and uses less energy in the process. Why waste all the time and extra energy to heat up a larger area if you only need a little bit of space to cook?
At this point Wizards is doing everything to back peddle, yet I don't believe a word they say. Even the FAQs and responses they've put out have retained many of the critical fails. For instance, creators had a short time to sign the new OGL or else (a month if I remember?). They said ok, that's not enough time, we'll give you a 6 months buffer period. However, you only got that increased time frame *IF YOU SIGNED THE OGL*. It was such a blatant trap, just trying to take advantage of the desperate. The higher ups at Wizards have no respect for their community at all. The customer is talked about like an obstacle between the corp and the money they rightly deserve that's in your wallet for now.
Legal Eagel did what seemed like a good break down for anyone who hasnt seen it and is interested.
Don't forget to mention Hasbro in this story. They are the parent that pushed for enhanced monetization of D&D. WotC is not innocent, but remember who holds the puppet strings here.
@@mitchcowan1446 Too true, there's a lot to get into that I didn't want to rant too long for. :)
Regarding the Gas Stove debacle - there was a peer reviewed study from the International Journal of Environmental Research and Public Health that found ~12% of childhood asthma can be tied back to gas stoves. I think that's what started this culture war, but yet none talks about that part and that's why people aren't informed - just outraged. Yet, they're not saying shit when it comes to asbestos, lead poisoning, etc. that the government helps mitigate. đ
I grew up in the San Gabriel Valley and have family in Monterey Part. Iâve gone there for gatherings, festivals, food, shopping etc all my life. I was literally at the spot where Saturdayâs shooting happened about 5 hours before, at the cityâs Lunar New Year festival. Everyone thought it was a hate crime at first because of the timing. This area is supposed to be super safe, itâs been named as one of the best places to live and to raise a family in the United States, so itâs seriously shocking and weâre all just completely stunned, grieving, and numb. At the Lunar New Year festival, I was literally thinking about how there could be a mass shooting because of how many people there were in the crowd, as I do in crowded or enclosed places having grown up in America and hearing about mass shootings almost constantly. But never in my wildest dreams did I ever realistically think it could actually happen here, no matter how paranoid I am. I think maybe many of us have entertained the thought of âwhat if it happens here?â, but now that itâs actually happened itâs completely surreal to see your home town in condolence statements and on the news around the U.S and internationally. I went to the vigil at Monterey Park City Hall today and there were so many media reporters and cameras there. People knew the victims, people I knew have been to Stardance studio before or knew people who did. It feels like this canât be happening here, but when itâs your own hometown itâs like being in denial and disbelief. So sad.
I completely appreciate that California isn't set up for this kind of weather and so, while it's not unusual elsewhere, it can have devastating effects there. I will file this away ready for the next summer here in the UK when people from the US start shouting tHaT's A cOLd DaY hErE LOlz đ
I grew up in CA and in elementary school we used to have a special day where the principal came in and told us how dangerous the channels were during the rainy season. A few years later, those warnings slowed down and I never, ever saw the channels with water in them. Yes, us Californians kind of lose our mind over rain, we love love love it to the point of idealizing a single rainstorm and freaking out over seeing the green hills after a good rain, but thatâs because itâs so rare and hardly ever happens. These recent storms were hazardous, but needed.
I remember about 10 years ago the central valley of CA got at most a few inches of rain over a day or two. The freeway in Visalia was under 4 feet of water for like a month. The truth is that city planners don't plan for rain because it's expensive to build the infrastructure and it happens so rarely that it's just vastly more economical to deal with the flooding.
If the gov requires a part time library page to get a background check, I 100% believe gov OFFICIALS should get background checks done.
5:00 thereâs defiantly an issue. my chart went from upward week over week to sharp downturn last week and continued into this one. followers still rising at same rate, so itâs very odd. only reason I considered it odd was also seeing the CZcams notification message in studio.
Living in Canada so near the USA. The turmoil and general craziness going on down there. We sometimes feel like we are living in the apartment above a " Schizophrenic group of Karens". and worst of all they are all fighting themselves.
We, (america) really are just a country of dumb karens
My fear is that one specific group of Karens wins their internal fight and starts looking for external perceived enemies.
Fellow Canadian here, incredibly annoyed by the other Canadians who seem to think they're American. We are inextricably tied to the states, but we are a different country with a different government. That doesn't seem to stop the idiots who want to cite the first amendment as an excuse for bad behaviour, as if that even means anything up here.
The "American Airlines flights to Chile" was so unexpected and gave me so much life.
brit here đ currently significantly cheaper to use a gas stove right now rather than eletric (in my area atleast!) whereas few year ago it would've been the exact opposite.
also it is not random to hate the USB naming scheme, it is legitimately awful once you realize it and try to make sense of it
Not seeing rain for years is crazy to me.
Oh no Zaid hope you have a speedy recovery and it does not get worse or last forever. Hereâs to sending you get better soon and good health this year. (Secretly missing your incredible abilities to turn news into songs that are so good to listen too. Very happy you came aboard the crazy Phil train for these Sunday round ups whoâs ever idea it was pure genius. Look forward to next week but donât push yourself too soon if Covid is being a jackass to you)
Get better soon đ€đŒđ
Absolutely they should go through a background check. I had to submit myself to so much paperwork and investigation just to get the job that I have. Why shouldn't they be put through the same if not more intensive background checks because they have so much more power in what they do.
Right??? Honestly it's insane they don't already have too.
I think what's really unsettling is how no one is recognising the sudden high rainfall in California as some of the predicted extreme weather conditions caused by climate change and how it will only get worse without significant intervention. There have been similar flash floods in dry areas in other countries
To be fair to Brian: I too hate people writing checks at the grocery store.
The Newport News 6y/o story gets worse: they knew they had the weapon in their backpack HOURS before the shooting took place. Itâs infuriating how they still have not taken these parents into legal custody. Living here, no one can believe it either and all we have is shootings. Why arenât they being held accountable??
How is it that, 2 years after, no one responsible has been held accountable for Jan 6?
What are you talking about? 978 people charged and arrested. Over 300 sentenced, almost 200 to prison.
Think they meant politicians
Yet none of the top villains: Trump, Bannon, Giuliani and Eastman. Bannon has an appealed conviction for refusing to testify. Giuliani has lost his lawyer license, but none of the 4 have been convicted for the primary crime against their own country.
I lived here in socal during the 90s and it was wet as hell. Our back yard flooded so many times and now it never does
Brian: "You know what really grinds my gears?"
I grew up in Central Washington State, in an area that is *technically* a semi-aired desert. If that area got the same level of rain that California is getting, the mudslides would be devastating. 85-90% of the moisture that area gets is supposed to come from run-off water from snow during the winter. Something that it hasn't been getting much of since I was probably in middle school in the late 90s.
For the 6 year old, I want everyone to remember that child abuse is still a thing. Though we may never know the actual reason, the words of the teacher are true. Any household where a 6 year old can easily get his hands on a gun is on that probably isnât safe in a number of ways.
the guy who said Southern California hasnt gotten rain in 2 years is straight up lying đ
The list including "People who hate a lot of things" made pausing and reading the entire list worth it.
Also Bryan, Air Fryers are Convection ovens, and so they cook food entirely differently than a regular oven. So if you own a convection oven, sure air fryers are less useful. A more apt comparison is an oven vs a toaster oven
The biggest issue for Amtrak is the lines are all owned by freight companies so if anything happens on the freight lines the amtraks are automatically delayed. If we prioritized rail travel, this could be much smoother with less delays.
I'm glad you enjoyed Canada! I highly recommend Sun Peaks should you return during the winter. It's the second largest ski resort in Canada, and personally, I think much nicer. It's not highly commercialized, and the locals are super welcoming.
The man referring to the crazy truckers as being on the same level as people literally breaking into the capital building is wild.
I scoured the comments wondering if anyoneâs surprise meter shot up at that like mine had. The convoy certainly had its own problems but it was not an insurrection lol.
I like this new format where you pull from viewers and the public opinion on topics. Whether from the videos via your txt msg system or comments. Great way to stay engaged w your community Phil and give us an insight on how our peers feel
You gave me a heart attack. I was like "wait, I thought today was Sunday! Did I sleep through Sunday? Do I have to go to work tomorrow?" Then I realized today was in fact Sunday, and you were just super awesome and nice in giving us a Sunday show.
Sunday shows have been happening for a while now. Every week.
I love when we talk about the history of weather with our whole 100 years of tracking it. Weather gonna weather.
Honestly Brian has some valid points here like "when people don't completely erase a white board" and "buttoning the bottom button of a 2 button suit" and "living in Texas"
I'm still worried about the ramifications of January 6th. I lived in Alexandria VA, right next to 395 that day and I remember the caravans of police cars racing to the capital to help. The VA governor put us under curfew that night too. My husband still had to go into the capital for work that night because he worked for the state department doing the security and guarding embassies. I spent the whole night terrified. The insurrection happened. Anyone who says otherwise can screw off and anyone who participated in it is a traitor and should have been prosecuted as such.
I think people genuinely forget how close we were to having members of the government being murdered.
Does your husband have any ideas on why there was so little security that day?
What type of ramifications are you worried about?
@@johnn.2017 because "patriots could never be unsafe."
Had the crowd been BLM, for example, there would've been millions of officers.
I'm worried that we didn't take it seriously enough and put measures in place to make sure it doesn't happen again. You can say you're not happy with how an election went but trying to overthrow the government is something completely different. As for what my husband thinks, he was surprised it got that far but his job was completely separate from Capitol Hill police. They normally don't have issues dealing with protesting, even if it changes to an angry mob. I also have a friend who was apart of the VA National Guard who was activated to restore order. She says it was annoying because some congress people were trying to come to them for photo ops.
As someone who's lived in Rhode Island my entire life, seen all kinds of weather, and gets to experience the seasons every year, my heart really goes out to everyone impacted by the rain in California. I have been in awful blizzards where we couldn't travel for three days, but I have dealt with that my whole life and as such, am usually prepared for it. It is a byproduct of living in an area that gets weather. California, on the other hand, is not fully equipped in every area of the state to handle the weather that they got. People had to evacuate their homes, they were urged not to drive...it is scary as heck! The first day or two, yeah it was kinda like "okay guys, we get it, you don't see rain often," but when it just kept coming it became very clear that it wasn't just a light rainstorm. It became increasingly dangerous, and all I could think about were the people in low income areas that had to weather these rainstorms. I'm just hoping everyone made it through okay, it's really hard to see some of the videos and pictures of the aftermath.
But it IS the new normal for CA...more extreme weather and more often is a result of climate change and so will only be increasing/getting worse sooo they should probably prepare. Same with the energy grid in TX, there's no excuse to not fortify it and stuff since it's going to keep happening...
@@Megan9689 I don't disagree but I also can't blame them for not being prepared this time as it's something they weren't used to. Sometimes ish has to hit the fan for people to understand what is possible and it's not their fault for not seeing what was in store for them.
Ok Cali native who was in high school in the 90s - we used to get wierd flooding storms at least once a year. There was one huge storm in 1991 or 1992 that filled the Santa Ana river so much we had PSAs warning people not to go in the river. There were news reports with video of people kayaking and body surfing that must exist somewhere. In 1997, we had a storm so bad in Nov, whole neighborhoods in the beach cities were flooded. I was staying at a friend's in Huntington and my car got stuck in waist high water trying to leave thier house. Dozens of cars were abandoned just in the middle of the street and I had to wade my way back to the house. We had to wait a full day for it to dry out enough for the tow trucks to get through. There has to be records of this stuff.
I am with Brian. I hate air fryers, itâs just an over priced convection oven. You could by a counter top toaster oven for half the price.
Phil calling out one of his writers on his show is such a power move đ
đđđ Brian (Bryan? Or Briaann?) is there to hear the other side
@chemicalcorral air fryers suck and I stick by it. Even oven makers know they're a "keyword" and have started including on their ovens that they have an "air fryer mode."
Canadian here! Regarding the Canadian referring to the trucker protest being equivalent to Jan 6th- that is a total exaggeration. In the US they had rioters breaking into government buildings being violent. The truckers just blocked roads and camped out in front of parliament. Which I will remind you did not affect as many people as we think given the fact that majority of government employees who work in that area were still working from home.
Considering that electric ovens are expensive to run in my country, it's only ever used if I'm cooking for multiple people. If I'm cooking something small for myself I use the air fryer as it's cheaper to run.
Get well soon Zaid!!!!! We love y'all and miss yo face! đ
I hope Zead feels better soon, we missed you!
A dear friend of mine in California has been evacuated from his home and lost nearly everything he owns... The flooding isn't just puddles in the street...
I'm a federal employee I've had to have a background check, homeland security check, motor vehicle record checked, and finger printed and that was before I even got the job.