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• BobbyD, D'Hustle and Raymond...don't call him RayRay • Episode 38

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How do data centers keep our hyper-connected world running smoothly? Join us in Tech Hustle episode 38 as we uncover the vital role these massive facilities play in our daily digital lives, from powering your smartphone to enabling IoT gadgets. Drawing from firsthand experiences in Miami’s largest data center, we reveal how these technological giants connect the globe through fiber-optic cables and sustain the internet’s core infrastructure. We discuss the booming demand driven by AI, the substantial investments from tech titans like Microsoft, and the plethora of job opportunities emerging in this dynamic field.

Ever wondered about the scale and complexity behind your favorite social media platform? We share exclusive insights from our time at Twitter, painting a vivid picture of football field-sized data centers packed with hundreds of thousands of computers running under extreme conditions. Learn about Points of Presence (POPs) and Twitter’s planned $10 million expansion, illustrating the growing importance of this industry. For those considering a career in tech, we highlight opportunities in systems engineering and network support, essential pillars in our increasingly connected world.

Can AI revolutionize Hollywood while preserving human creativity? Our exploration of AI in the entertainment industry delves into its transformative potential in writing, directing, and editing. Imagine Netflix producing content autonomously while ensuring creative integrity. We also tackle practical issues like improving user experience on streaming platforms and share some hilarious workplace pranks to keep the mood light. Finally, don’t miss our sports wrap-up covering exciting hockey, Formula 1, baseball, and NBA playoff highlights. Plus, get the scoop on our upcoming Tech Hustle newsletter and join our thriving online community for even more tech insights and fun.

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Speaker 1:

Welcome. Welcome. Welcome to episode number. What episode number this is D-Hustle. Yeah, episode number 38, kid, Welcome, welcome. Welcome, d-hustle. How's everything going? Episode 38. 38. Closers, let's go, raymond, don't call him Ray-Ray. How you doing player?

Speaker 2:

Good, good morning Excited.

Speaker 1:

Excited. Yeah, let me give you a quick rundown of the show. Thank y'all for pulling up. This is episode number 38 here at the tech hustle and we got a day full of great insights to you. I got some tech talk that we're going to jump into soon after the intro. Uh, we got a current events.

Speaker 1:

D hustle is going to hold it down and don't forget about raymond's nuggets. It looks like we got two cool websites and maybe even a movie or show recommendation. Yes, show recommendation. Yeah, we, yeah, we need to get them to send us some checks though all these recommendations we're doing. And then we're going to have D-Hustle jump back in with some NHL, nfl, nba and et cetera. All of that is going to be included in our sports section. We're going to shout out our sponsorship and definitely we're going to close it out at the end with a YouTube newsletter and community, because I want y'all to definitely tune in because we got a lot of things coming up. But, yeah, how y'all feeling today, how y'all feel about the show? Y'all excited about it. Let's get it going. Alright, fellas, I think we're going to jump right into it. Let's queue up the next joint. Real quick, man. This is season number two let's go, let's go.

Speaker 3:

Season three.

Speaker 1:

I know we're in season number three Give me one second, Mr Bobby.

Speaker 2:

D Go ahead and do your thing.

Speaker 1:

Raymond. All right, so we're going to jump right into our tech talk this afternoon and this afternoon I'm going to talk to you about a topic that afternoon and this afternoon I'm going to talk to you about a topic that obviously we've been mentioning it on this podcast a number of times. Today we won't specifically jump into AI, but we're going to talk about something that AI needs a lot of, which is computing resources and, more specifically, around data centers.

Speaker 3:

How familiar are you with data centers?

Speaker 1:

What do you say In a fine and what do you mean in a fine? And what do you mean in a fine?

Speaker 3:

I'll get back to it d hustle already got something cute up data centers.

Speaker 1:

Y'all, y'all heard of data centers before right yes, how about you, remy?

Speaker 1:

you said you heard it before. Yep, yeah, I mean. The way that I like to describe data centers are literally just think of them as a warehouse size building filled with computers. Now people be asking why do you need data centers? And the thing about it is is that every single device your laptop, your phone, your internet of things, your Siri's, your Alexa's, all of those things need to talk to another computer. And where are those computer housed then? Or where are they reside at? They reside inside data centers.

Speaker 1:

Now, the thing inside data centers, now the thing about data centers, is that most people don't even know they exist, but they are by far one of the most important things for us to traverse the internet and or access all these cool websites instagram, facebook, amazon and all of that right, or google, especially because they're probably one of the largest, larger data centers. But more specifically, um, the idea in talking about data centers has started to become even more popular because the invention of ai. Now, I know that ai is usually always a topic that we cover, um, like I said during this podcast here, but the cool thing about it is is that data centers are where I used to hang out at all the time. I don't know if y'all knew, but uh, I used to work in a data center down in Miami called the NAP of America. Y'all ever heard that one before?

Speaker 3:

Yes.

Speaker 1:

It's literally one of the biggest network access points in South Florida or the Northeast no, the Southeast, I apologize that connects all of the Caribbean, all of South America. There's literally fiber optic cables that run under the ocean from Europe all over the world and comes directly into this building. Remember I said it's a warehouse size building and when you get those network connections then we set up computers and those little, literally computers are the ones that you all talk to on a daily basis. I mean, you're probably watching this on YouTube right now you're talking to a computer inside of a data center and the thing is is that this topic about data centers is actually starting to come up even more because of the invention of AI. But I was just reading something this afternoon or this morning where it was like hey, they're about to be like a 430% increase in the amount of data center needs in the near future. So you know our show is always focusing on upscaling, so big shout outs to everybody that's really just trying to level their skills up and not just only focus on software engineering or engineering as a whole. Is learning how data centers works potentially could be a career opportunity for anybody, because you can be a systems engineer, you can be a network engineer, you can be a fiber optic network engineer. I mean, you can literally be someone that supports the core infrastructure of the internet by working in places and buildings like this. And the reason why I bring this up in terms of just upscaling is the another portion in this article mentioned that microsoft is about to spend. I believe it said. Let me read it says about to spend $66 billion. I apologize. It says Microsoft is about to. I apologize. Microsoft said they're going to spend $3 billion to go build new data centers all over the country and it's going to employ over 2,000 people to basically help support and manage these. Yeah, so definitely big shout-outs to Microsoft for remembering understanding the growth and need for these type of buildings and infrastructure, but also the potential for job opportunities for people that are trying to upskill in the era of AI.

Speaker 1:

Now, where are these buildings mostly at? Which is something that you all catch inside of the Discord, because I'm going to actually drop the link in there for you all to take a look at these sites. These locations are all over the country. At these sites, these locations are all over the country and the most common places that you'll find data centers is over on the East Coast. You'll see them in New York, new Jersey, in the tri-state area.

Speaker 1:

Northern Virginia has a huge data center footprint and Northern Virginia is maybe mostly focused on like government, data center and floor spaces Atlanta, atlanta, georgia is always big and then you get to the center of the country, where you get Dallas up to Chicago and then you go out west from Phoenix, la, silicon Valley, seattle and Portland Oregon, which big shout outs to Seattle, portland Oregon. They definitely have a lot of data centers and support for you know engineers that are focusing on that. So if you're interested in moving to those cities and or you know looking at those opportunities, I definitely encourage you to check out a discord Number one, check out this link so that it can give you some more insights into where you can level up potentially for a job opportunity and data centers Now one forget a book, go ahead, would you say.

Speaker 3:

Don't forget to bring a jack data centers now, um, don't forget a book. Uh, go ahead. What'd you say don't?

Speaker 1:

forget to bring a jack, that's caught up for sure.

Speaker 2:

It is like literally.

Speaker 1:

I don't know if y'all ever walked into one before, but number one it's like walking into a deep freezer, like you ever go to a grocery store, and you open up that door and it's like. My grandfather used to be a butcher, so I used to go into those stores I used to go in.

Speaker 3:

He's back here. I feel, like I was the next Rocky. You know what I'm saying.

Speaker 2:

Punching the meat. Yeah, punch pause.

Speaker 1:

Darwin's out there trying to get a few reps in. I'm not going to lie.

Speaker 3:

After a couple of punches I stopped. Yeah, you know.

Speaker 1:

Because they have solid ice.

Speaker 3:

That's what it is. It is.

Speaker 1:

Continue. That's what it is, but just like those freezers uh, that's what data centers are because you have to provide so much more cooling, because, I mean, you're on your cell phone, you ever touch your cell phone and see how hot it gets sometime, or you're like running an app or your laptop starts, the fan starts to blow and those data centers, those computers, are running 24 hours a day, and just imagine how much heat they create, but also how much cooling has to be introduced so that they can keep them cool.

Speaker 1:

Because I don't know if y'all knew this, but one of the things that I learned early in my career was that computers automatically have sensors that if they reach a certain temperature, they'll shut off. Like you won't even know why, they'll just boom, they'll just turn right off. And two sides of the coin yes, it's freezing when you go in there, but if you go in the aisle that's behind, it's probably one of the hottest places. It's hotter than when we went to New Orleans a few years ago.

Speaker 2:

Oh my gosh, that's crazy.

Speaker 1:

Yeah, that's how hot it is. Dang, I just kicked the whole table, my bad, but data centers themselves have some really cool tech in there.

Speaker 2:

What's upmond? Yeah, no, um, great, great about the data center. So I have a great data center story. So, um, when I first got into it, my first job in it uh worked for a company called perot systems corporation. So I don't know if you guys remember, uh, ross perot, he's passed away now.

Speaker 1:

Yeah, yeah, yeah, he owned like a tech firm or something he owned an information technology company.

Speaker 2:

He tried to run for president. I think he got like what 1% of votes or something like that.

Speaker 3:

Yeah, yeah, it's because of his ears, yeah.

Speaker 2:

So, but yeah, Ross Perot. So yeah, sure enough, he had a technology company called Perot Systems and I worked for them for like a year. So so, anyway their rumor or fairy tale. I don't know if this is a folk tale, but they had a folk tale that the way they got their clients were they had a huge, huge headquarters at a data center in Plano Texas and the rumor is how they got all their customers was they'd go show them the data center because it was like the most impressive data center any technology company has seen.

Speaker 2:

So they just show their customers a data center and they allegedly would get the customers just like that because it was just blown away.

Speaker 1:

So I don't know if that's a folk tale.

Speaker 2:

Yeah, shout out to Westboro, yeah, rip. And Westboro Systems has been incorporated by Dell, so now Dell bought them out, shout out to Dell. Shout out to Dell, big shout out to Dell. A little story there for you guys.

Speaker 1:

Yeah, right today. So, yeah, a big shout out, a little story there for you guys. Yeah, yeah, I mean one other thing that I remember, uh, raymond's nuggets always coming in. Uh, one other thing I remember about data centers is like how, how sometimes stuff would stay in there for so long and then you freaking get a chance to to shut it down.

Speaker 2:

Finally, that's something that you got to experience, raymond, working in data centers what's that like shutting down old hardware and oh, yeah, absolutely yeah, yeah, we shut down old hardware all the time.

Speaker 1:

Yeah, yeah, I remember. So I used to work at the South Florida Water Management District. Big shout outs to DP Stephen there and those out there. They've gone past or left. I apologize, they long left the district. But when we used to run um before sap so before we started to do sap bases and stuff like that we used to have this financial system on an operating system called vax. It's like almost as old as as400. You remember as400?

Speaker 1:

yeah, I do remember, yeah, yeah like it's the green screen and you gotta press tab. Yeah, exactly right. And I remember when we worked on that system to finally deprecate it. First of all it was like literally the size of a whole rack and it was like how in the world does that have to be the financial system where, when we moved to sap, we moved into like one? U computer and maybe like a four? U computer?

Speaker 1:

But the story behind it is is that working in those data centers, you sometimes don't realize how old the hardware that's in there and also how frequently or how infrequently we change things in those data centers. So when you build them, you build them and then that's it. You don't really change much. But also systems come in and out.

Speaker 1:

But decommissioning old hardware or working in data centers is something that I've always enjoyed, like the first time I set up. You know fiber optic cables connecting, you know computers from one side of the country to the other side or, more specifically, running disaster recovery. Did you all do any disaster recovery at your spot? No, yeah, yeah. So we used to have like a disaster recovery data center. So it's like, hey, if data center number one goes down, then everything goes to data center number two, and it should be designed in a way that you know customers wouldn't even really know about it, but you also got to run tests to make sure that that hardware that you're not using at the other data center is still good, just in case. So yeah, I used to fly up to Atlanta all the time when I used to work at Citrix to go do data center disaster recovery plans or executions.

Speaker 2:

Nice.

Speaker 1:

Just to see how you know stuff like that work. And then, obviously, while I worked at Twitter, that was like the biggest data center I ever walked in my life, like literally. It was like literally football field size right.

Speaker 1:

You walk in one side and you're looking down the aisle and it's like yo, it just goes forever. And then all of a sudden you see these waves with heat coming by and, like I said, you walk in one aisle it's cold, the next aisle is hot and it was probably one of the loudest places I've ever been in my life, like oh yeah, yeah and the data center was on site at twitter no.

Speaker 1:

So we had data centers, uh, throughout the country, um, there was one on the east coast, one on the west coast, um, and then we obviously had smaller data centers at something called pops. So pops are basically a point of presence or network access points that you basically are able to literally almost like run a cable from, let's say, miami directly to where our data center was on the East Coast, and what we would do, instead of having you go through that line, we would say, hey, why don't you go to this computer that's right on the edge of the internet.

Speaker 1:

That's actually something that's really cool about, um, pops and data centers is that some of these buildings you think that they're one company in there where they're actually hundreds of companies that put small pieces of their infrastructure and these data centers so that they can make the user experience a little bit better gotcha, because they don't want you to have to go all the way to the other side of the country or, you know, literally around the world to access data, um, but, yeah, that's how we had it at twitter and I mean, like I said, one of our buildings we had, you know, over a hundred thousand nodes or a hundred thousand computers in there, close to two hundred thousand computers, um, and it just blew my mind, and where we are right now, because all of these reports that I'm reading right now, including twitter, they're going to be increasing their data center footprints by hundreds of times.

Speaker 1:

So it's like, hey, if they had a hundred thousand today. Within the next five years, they're going to have two to three hundred thousand computers, and data centers are going to be a new market, um, and definitely a new real estate, in my opinion. So, um, yeah, it's crazy okay yeah, yeah, no doubt.

Speaker 1:

All right. So that's going to wrap my tech talk about data centers. I do want to encourage you all to check out the post inside of our Discord, because they are coming. Data centers are going to be everywhere and potentially an opportunity for you all to level up in terms of you know career advancement, especially if you're thinking about doing more than just software engineering and you want to get into other engineering fields, something like systems engineering and stuff like that. That I'm really excited about. And actually I just read this X is about to invest $10 million in a new data center. X aka Twitter, in the next two years. So that's crazy. That's crazy $10 million.

Speaker 2:

Wow, well, hey, we that's crazy $10 million Wow.

Speaker 1:

Well hey, we'll see how it all plays out. I just hope everybody follows along and not get left behind.

Speaker 2:

So question for you data centers you don't think that'll ever grow away, right? That's just going to always increase and grow and everything.

Speaker 1:

Yeah, because you need something to talk to on the other side, right Like our phones. A lot of people think that there's a lot what happened.

Speaker 3:

Raymond thinking about losing all somebody's job, oh see.

Speaker 2:

D-Hustle knows exactly where I'm going with this.

Speaker 1:

yeah, Raymond's wondering how many jobs are going to be lost. D-hustle, read my mind, at least you know he's thinking about y'all for real right, I'm thinking about At least you know, he's thinking about y'all for real right.

Speaker 2:

I'm thinking about, you know, the future generation D-Hustle. Think about the kids, the kids of the future.

Speaker 1:

But, yes, there will always need to be something on the other end. Because you can't install, like the thing is that a lot of people don't know, like the things that you install on your phone are just apps, right, and the apps are only a small piece of the whole infrastructure that you connect to. Or we were talking about the other day like fat clients, like a lot of people don't install fat clients no more.

Speaker 1:

Most of it's web-based right. So what? When you open up a browser and you go to a website, you're talking to a computer that's in a data center, and now all those connections mean they're going to need to have more data centers, as people are getting more connected, so they're they're not going away.

Speaker 2:

Okay.

Speaker 1:

I don't know what, what the next iteration of you know how we store stuff centralized in an aggregate way, but I I say data centers are going to be. I think data centers are going to be like literally I think the United States is going to consider them national security type stuff.

Speaker 2:

So the answer to Raymond's question is no, literally.

Speaker 3:

I think the United States is going to consider them national security type stuff. Wow, okay, that's interesting. So the answer to Raymond's question is no, they're not going to be listening to me, not what I flat out asked.

Speaker 2:

but you know you read between the lines. Yeah, you're between the lines.

Speaker 1:

You're very mindful of other people's journey.

Speaker 2:

I'm thinking about the future generation, that's all.

Speaker 1:

Yeah, but I will say if this is a skill that I want y'all to level up on. I'm telling you like this is one of those, if not y'all going to get left behind.

Speaker 2:

And you'll hear the E at the tech house.

Speaker 3:

Stop bringing it around. Thanks, thanks. Thank you for that nugget, sir.

Speaker 1:

All right, all right, no, no, actually. Thank you for making me think about those people that may be losing their jobs always.

Speaker 2:

What do you mean those?

Speaker 1:

people, I mean AI, taking their jobs. Okay, what do you mean by those people?

Speaker 2:

Yeah, what do?

Speaker 1:

you mean by those?

Speaker 3:

people.

Speaker 2:

Those people are my people bro Okay, all right, oh my gosh, Thanks guys.

Speaker 1:

Well, thank you, raymond, for definitely looking out. All right, y'all Definitely holla at me If y'all want some more Coverage and conversation About data centers. Follow along, because we're always working On some really cool stuff Around these concepts Outside of just here At the podcast and I think next up we got my guy D Hustle. What's up, man?

Speaker 3:

What's going on? Everybody? How's everybody doing? Everybody good, raymond.

Speaker 1:

Raymond's still worried.

Speaker 3:

That's funny. It's hot out there. I'm not gonna lie to you, man.

Speaker 2:

Bro, who can I file a complaint to About the weather out there?

Speaker 3:

Whoever, florida or the sun Jesus.

Speaker 2:

Christ, does mother nature have an inbox or something?

Speaker 3:

It's hot. It's hot. I remember when we was in Atlanta he was complaining it was hotter. Yeah, yeah.

Speaker 1:

No, no, this one is definitely.

Speaker 3:

This is bad and your boy, your boy Trump, is here, so I mean complaining it was hotter.

Speaker 2:

Yeah, this one is definitely up there.

Speaker 3:

Your boy, trump, is here. I mean, well, he lives here, yeah, but he can't be coming on a consistent basis holding up traffic. That's how I know he's here. I seen the Trump. You guys seen it already.

Speaker 1:

All that is about to gear back up even more.

Speaker 2:

There's a trial going on.

Speaker 3:

He's taking a vacation over here to go back to New York. What are we doing?

Speaker 1:

I guess just FYI for everybody on the line. So we record here down in Palm Beach and if y'all didn't know, trump owns something in Mar-a-Lago so that's right down the street from us. We can throw rocks at it if we needed to. Yep, yep, yep. So what's up, kid?

Speaker 3:

Nah, man, you guys. Oh, this is even though in West Palm Beach we have a place called Kravis Center. You guys know the Kra summer camp oh they're having a summer camp at the. Kravitz Center. Yeah, at the Kravitz Center. It's for three weeks, it's from ages 9 to 11. Alright, and basically it's going to be theater, musical theater, performing of the arts, drama and a piece of Broadway. Wow, shout out to the Kravitz Center.

Speaker 2:

Shout out to the Kravitz.

Speaker 3:

Center for three weeks. I'm going to go ahead and put that in the description for anybody that's living in West Palm Beach.

Speaker 2:

Okay.

Speaker 3:

You guys can take a look into that. It's a shop.

Speaker 1:

Yo, Kravitz Center gives me so much memories, bro. Like, did you do any high school stuff at Kravitz Center? Some high school stuff? Yeah, I went to homecoming there. I went to prom there.

Speaker 2:

Yeah, I went to. Yeah. When it first opened up it was like it's the spot. It was the spot, so yeah.

Speaker 1:

Did you see the yeah Big Shadows of the Kravis Center?

Speaker 2:

Yeah, did you see they're doing the Palm Beach Improv there now.

Speaker 1:

Yeah, they actually are yeah. So they shut down the Palm Beach Improv At City Place. Correct, and now they actually do it Out of the Kravis Center. Now Yep On the main stage.

Speaker 2:

Or some other area. No, waiting for somebody worthy To go check out, but yeah, it's Palm Beach. Improv At the Kravis Center.

Speaker 1:

Well, palm Beach Improv, if you listen and come holler at us, we'll definitely. You know, give y'all a review and give y'all sponsorship. I mean we're technically Giving y'all some sponsorship Right now, so holler at us. Thank you, d Hustle Big. Shout out to Kravis Center. Shout out to.

Speaker 3:

Kravis Center, but back life. Did you see what's going on with uh, scarlett johansson and ai?

Speaker 1:

oh, you'd hear about that that one is funny, though that's crazy, let me tell you. They they they are literally like don't care if you say no, don't use my voice, uh, but, but they use their voice. Go ahead and tell us the story, though uh, so long story short.

Speaker 3:

Um, I guess they wanted to use her voice for AI. I guess she happily declined it. For some reason, it says, I guess OpenAI and Blogpost posted that she'd been approached for an extra voice for ChatGBT after five days, after five already have been chosen, including voices that alarm Johansson. Then she was approached again 13 days before the launch, just to make sure if she's willing to do it again, and she again declined. So then, I guess, since she declined, they opened up a new one called Sky, and it just mimics her voice. Wow, exactly.

Speaker 3:

And after she heard this, everything went haywired.

Speaker 1:

She's like yo y'all need to write me a check and uh, literally that that's crazy. So open. Ai had their release last week. We had talked about it on our show um, and I didn't know that they were using her voice. She supposedly did you ever see that movie? There was an AI movie called Her H-E-R where this guy literally was falling in love with an AI.

Speaker 3:

Oh, yes, yes, yes.

Speaker 1:

So that's kind of like the idea of voice where they got it from. But I guess OpenAI tried to get her to sign up and she said, nah, I'm good, and they still used her voice.

Speaker 3:

Still used her voice. That I'm good. And they still used her voice.

Speaker 1:

Still used her voice, that's crazy.

Speaker 3:

Well, it's not supposed to. From what Sam Altman says, I guess the founder of OpenAI, basically saying we wasn't trying to mimic her voice. But how do you contact her more than several times to see if it's okay to use her voice? No, I don't make any.

Speaker 2:

Yeah, that's weak what are your thoughts on?

Speaker 1:

that? Mean, this is almost like you're one of your biggest complaints about ai. Right, I'm actually want to hear what your thoughts are, but if you think about it, they're literally just, you know, uh, not caring if you don't have anything positive and or contributing to it and they're just going to use it. I mean, it's easy enough to listen to her voice. The ai automatically captures it and press play and then they got it. I mean, I can get her voice too, type stuff. So my only thing is that this right here is just going to open up what the process is going to be if somebody does something like this and lawsuit-wise and checks, I don't know how it's going to play out.

Speaker 3:

Imagine trying to give a code or your social using the same Facts.

Speaker 1:

That's it. Well, what do you think, Raymond?

Speaker 2:

I think it's foul. It's not cool. Yeah, yeah, she said no and they used it anyway. So this is the cons with the AI that I don't like. You know, using people's voices and making up the images and faking people. It's only beginning.

Speaker 1:

Yeah, it faking people. It's only beginning. So it totally is. Yeah, but I think lawsuits like this will definitely set the tone for future. Yeah, but I don't even understand how open. Ai thought they could get away with it, right?

Speaker 3:

they're like nah, nobody's gonna recognize her voice. So question for you do you think scarlett johansson is gonna lose her job?

Speaker 2:

I mean you know? Maybe that's what she's defending against right now right, well, you know that the writers and the actors, they signed, uh, the whole. You know new agreement a few months ago, right?

Speaker 1:

there was a strike.

Speaker 2:

Writer strike and they had to write a strike, and you know what includes in there, right, what is it? They can't use ai to write the scripts and for acting and voices. That's, that was the biggest beef. That's why the strike was going on for so long, because they they can't use AI to write the scripts and for acting and voices. That was the biggest beef. That's why the strike was going on for so long, because they didn't want AI involved in any future movie production.

Speaker 3:

Interesting that you say that.

Speaker 2:

So this comes up to my next subject. What's the next subject?

Speaker 3:

It's my next subject. So, now that you said that. So Netflix, everybody has Netflix.

Speaker 1:

Roger that.

Speaker 3:

Ted Soudan is on AI threat Hollywood AI is not going to take your job, raymond. Okay, the person who uses AI will make you lose your job.

Speaker 1:

Okay, so it's not AI, but it's the person that's going to use AI that's going to take your job. Listen to what he says.

Speaker 3:

I have more faith in human than that, which we all do, raymond, 100%. Let's get that out there For all the humans. I really do. I do believe that an AI program Is going to write a better Screenplay than a greater writer. Also, and he quotes is going to replace a great performance, although we become able to tell the difference or AI is going. Is AI going to take your job? The person who uses AI might well take your job.

Speaker 1:

So what's your take on that, Raymond?

Speaker 2:

I want to challenge that about AI writing a better script than a human.

Speaker 3:

So now that we get to that paragraph, let's get into it. Volume stages does not displace on local shooting. Writers, directors, edit will use AI as a tool to do their jobs better and to do things more efficiently and more effectively and, the best in the best case, to put things on screen that would be impossible to do.

Speaker 1:

I mean it's. It's the way that he's framing it, and this is probably why I've always felt like the way that AI is going to be used is not the way that we think in terms of it's going to steal a job. It's going to make my job more easier, more effective and more efficient, like I'm going to be able to do even more scripts. I could create multiple versions of a scene, or it's like hey, let me dream of what it could look like in this other form of fashion.

Speaker 2:

And.

Speaker 1:

AI is actually going to be used to help me make those decisions, so human beings will still be in the loop, but it's going to reduce the amount of human beings we need to, you know, get the job done right, interesting.

Speaker 2:

Okay, yeah, and just seeing the article there. Thank you there, d D-Hustle, that's interesting his take on that. Okay, alright.

Speaker 1:

And who's this guy, though?

Speaker 2:

He's a co-CEO.

Speaker 1:

What is a co-CEO? That means two people were CEOs at the same time.

Speaker 3:

I think they both came and I guess one is running the show.

Speaker 1:

Wow, this is going to be, and let me tell you, if anything and I don't know if people, the audience, know this that Netflix is actually a technology company. They's going to be a section that's going to be AI made, I guarantee you, and that's going to be like a way for Netflix to cut everybody out of it and they just make all the money, if you think about it, like they don't even need to have a production team. Literally, they're going to be producing their own shows via computing, via AI, and the game is going to change.

Speaker 2:

Yeah, but they're going to be producing their own shows via computing, via ai, and the game is going to change, yeah, but they're going to be blackballed, though you're going to have actors and writers not going to want to give them the top shows and stuff like that, so they're going to tread lightly on doing that because they're selling the pack. I mean, I hear you, but it's like you're going to piss off, like the people who you know know signed an agreement.

Speaker 1:

Let me ask you this how long are these agreements in place? I?

Speaker 2:

don't know. I know that the writer strikes.

Speaker 1:

Happened before, yes, three or five years.

Speaker 2:

I have no idea, but I mean even if it's 10 years, yeah.

Speaker 1:

Even if the agreement they have for 10 years, within 10 years they're going to be the agreement is going to be null and void. I the agreement is going to be null and void. I hear you they're going to have to renegotiate a new agreement.

Speaker 3:

Like literally what.

Speaker 1:

I'm thinking about, and also what I thought about when they were having this writer argument or writer strike, is like this is probably going to be the last one they have After that. What else do they have by that time, 10 years from now, where the tech is going to be, and we're only two years in, I mean?

Speaker 1:

I two years in, I mean I hear you, raymond, they're gonna the fifth element yeah, I mean, I hear you, I hear you, yeah, I mean that's the thing that I'm okay with them having these agreements now, um, just to make you know, ends meet, um, but they need to be prepared. It's almost like they this agreement's locking them in so that they can come up with a better, you know, strategy for the next three to five years, or however long, the right of strike like this agreement's locking them in so that they can come up with a better strategy for the next three to five years, or however long, the writer's strike agreement is and is it with Hollywood. So if I'm looking online, what would I look up? Hollywood writer's agreement.

Speaker 2:

Yeah, whatever the strike, yeah, I want to see how long they are.

Speaker 1:

Well, go ahead. I'm sorry I didn't mean to.

Speaker 3:

That's all I got until.

Speaker 1:

Yeah, that's crazy man I don't know it is flicks is about to come with it the three-year agreement it's only three years yeah netflix.

Speaker 2:

I got a complaint too, why he's looking for that information I have a complaint.

Speaker 3:

When I watch a movie Right and I take it out of my list, how do I know if I watched that movie already? Besides hitting the thumbs up On it or thumbs down.

Speaker 2:

That's a good point. That's a very good point there, dehussell.

Speaker 3:

Please, if you can get it back at me. I'm here for you anytime. Email me. We'll give you some sponsorship too I need to figure out because I like a history. Almost you're wondering yeah at least tell me hey, you, I watched this movie already. Yeah, you know I I gotta hit something. Sad that I gotta go to movies and put one thumb up, one thumb down, yeah just in order to remember because I got so much crap on my list yeah, and I'll be like Damn like If I watch this and then when I watch it I delete it and then I see it, maybe several years later I'm like I see it again.

Speaker 2:

Did I watch this? I had that same issue this weekend On Prime Video, though, like wondering if I watched something. I started watching it and I immediately abandoned it. I was like I watched this already. Yeah, yeah, but yeah, kind of like YouTube has the history, then again I get the history you can't scroll through and but yeah, I get what you're saying though. Yeah, some way of saying yeah.

Speaker 1:

I've already watched it, yeah.

Speaker 2:

Did you find it?

Speaker 1:

Yeah, it's 148 days is the contract, so it's about three years, and after the three years then they have to renegotiate. But the thing is is that if you think about, what that means is like literally that's five years with ai and five years with ai. I don't think they have anything to really negotiate after that. So well, we'll see how netflix really plays this what's up?

Speaker 1:

big shout outs. Thank you so much. D hustle, raymond, don't call him ray. Raise up next. What up? Player? You got a few nuggets for us today yeah, morning, morning, gentlemen, morning.

Speaker 2:

So let me uh, first off here morning, everybody, all right question. So we are going to go. Well, I'm going to go completely left field here. Normally I'm, you know, giving you guys the nuggets and you know, kind of inspiring you guys to crowd and giving you useful websites to go to. But today is going to be very lighthearted. I'm going to completely do a 360.

Speaker 2:

I have a question for you guys here. Mr D Hustle, let's start off with you. What's your take on playing jokes and pranks on family or friends or co-workers? Do you do stuff like that or?

Speaker 3:

yeah, all the time.

Speaker 2:

Okay, yeah, I figured that, yeah I figured that, yeah, you're a mister, you know, jokester, and all that. How about you, bobby d?

Speaker 1:

nah, I usually stay away from that. Uh, yeah, I trip over myself too much, okay, no, what?

Speaker 2:

no, like you know when you're all right, let me see we are in IT and stuff like that here. No, you never jumped on a prank like your coworkers that leave your workstation open. What kind of prank? Let's just say your coworker leaves his workstation unlocked.

Speaker 3:

Oh, those are the best.

Speaker 2:

Yes, you know, one time I left my computer unlocked and they said they sent it to the whole department. Raymond loves cats. Yeah, yeah. Oh my God.

Speaker 3:

I did an email. Let me introduce you. I did an email saying so. I CC'd everybody in my department and we were like at that time we were like 10 before I switched to SAP. He left it open he was a manager. So I went in and I CC'd everybody and I go hey man, you guys are doing a phenomenal job.

Speaker 2:

Oh my God.

Speaker 3:

I appreciate you guys coming in every day, out of your hard work, et cetera, et cetera. Right, and because of that I want to take everybody out to lunch.

Speaker 2:

Wow, oh Jesus.

Speaker 3:

Meet me here at this time. And then it was a sushi spot.

Speaker 2:

I said meet me here at this spot Lunch on me.

Speaker 3:

Wow, I CC my director. Alright. Next thing I know I send it, then I lock the screen. That's bad. I sat down. He came back in. Yo, thank you. Everybody was like thank you.

Speaker 2:

We appreciate you, yo, wow, okay.

Speaker 3:

So the director comes now. He was like, and he looked at me and I was like, yeah, I did.

Speaker 3:

Because I know, because we used to play jokes like that. And then he was like oh hey. So he came in, he goes hey, I'm going to be a few minutes late, but go ahead, I'll meet you guys at lunch. So here's the funny thing I don't think he read his replies or anything like that. Wow, oh, my God Right. So then we was like yo, what are you guys doing for lunch? Oh, we're going to. So then we was like Yo, what are you guys Doing for lunch? Oh, we gonna. They're like stop playing. They're like, stop playing. We're gonna go to this At one o'clock, you know. And everybody was like Yo, I appreciate you and everything. So he was like Yo, hold up, let me get ready.

Speaker 3:

Yeah, yeah, so the guy gets ready and everything and some fucking chick man Goes. You know You're buying lunch, right? Are you sure it's okay that we all go, because I know sometimes you're very cheap yeah yeah, yeah, he was like what do you mean? Oh, my god, the girl. So she was showing them the message and because of that we didn't go to lunch oh my god, that's, all right, wow man.

Speaker 2:

But yeah, I'm sorry, no man, he's a monster man. I was thinking about, like you know, low level stuff Emailing Raymond likes cats, but Geez, this guy's a monster, he's trying to get free lunch.

Speaker 3:

Oh my god, it was the best Wow.

Speaker 2:

Okay then.

Speaker 3:

And ever since that day man he's been. He got me once he did the same procedure, but I already knew.

Speaker 1:

Yeah, yeah, yeah.

Speaker 3:

Come on, you can't fool me.

Speaker 1:

I just said that yeah, yeah, yeah, I bet you he can't leave his workstation that's funny.

Speaker 2:

All right, I like it. I like it, though. That's cool, that's cool.

Speaker 3:

So they said that you like cats yeah, yeah, they emailed. I left my workstation open and they emailed the department yeah raymond likes cats so yeah, I mean whatever, I figured they would have sent something crazy hey man, that enough was embarrassing for me.

Speaker 2:

That must have been PG over there, yeah yeah, we are in a different world now, but you know.

Speaker 3:

Let me see if I can play this joke.

Speaker 1:

Very well see what he does, Nah, nah, he must have been like I want a mic drop. Let's do that. That's funny.

Speaker 3:

Oh man, it's been so many that we have done. So every time we always leave, we always do that same joke. Another one was like hey, I want to know what you guys think for lunch what you guys want to do. Oh, the best one is we're going to a guy left his new guy. New guy Comes in excited about the job. Yeah, yeah yeah. So excited and we see him that he likes a certain young lady.

Speaker 2:

Oh boy.

Speaker 3:

So you know, when you go into work and you say hello, hello, and then you go hey type of you know different, instead of saying hello, I'm like. So we're watching. We're like because he has to come. He has to pass several people. To get to it, because I used to sit next to the manager and the director and stuff like that. So he will come and before he says, you know, hello to everybody, he has to pass this nice young lady. Hey, boom. And then everybody else, hey, what's up Paolo, what's up for him?

Speaker 3:

and then everybody else, hey, what's up, what's up and then he goes back and he leaves like he's gonna get a drink and he passes a couple gentlemen. He doesn't say nothing, but he passes her and he goes. Hey, I'm going to the break room, do you want anything?

Speaker 2:

I'm like my man. I said okay, I like you. I like you. He's a gentleman. What do you mean?

Speaker 3:

he's a new guy. He hasn't passed his fucking 30-day probation yet.

Speaker 2:

He's working.

Speaker 3:

Go for him, you know I feel good, but I start walking past Bob. Here's his little cubicle and his computer's open. Oh boy.

Speaker 2:

No, you did not.

Speaker 3:

I said okay. I said okay, I said all right, it's looking good right now. Yeah yeah, I didn't know him very well. I just had to watch him for a couple times for this joke to be. Because we all planned it, my manager and my deputy were like hey. I'll be saying district manager, my director, and he was like hey, let me know when he passes by, send me a message. Yeah, yeah, so it happens to be several times. Let me rush up because I tend to tag along for the story.

Speaker 3:

So, a couple of days. He keeps leaving his screen open. He doesn't shut it, he doesn't close it or nothing. And that's like one-on-one for me.

Speaker 2:

One-on-one Like every time you leave your desk or you take your laptop or close your speaking screen.

Speaker 3:

Yeah, yeah, you know. Anyway, I digress, so I go all the way. One time he goes to the break room, he leaves his thing. I write a message to the girl and I was like hey. I know you're a good girl, I see you every day.

Speaker 3:

No, that is I was wondering if you and I could go. You know, have a couple of drinks. You know I really don't drink, but you know I want like to have some conversation with you, maybe go to you know, et cetera, et cetera. Uh, and I say hey, just to let you know, um, I I want to, I want to be with you and I I exit and I send it to her. So I knew as soon as I sent it she was at at her desk, she was walking with him and I hit send and I locked his computer and then I there was a cubicle next to her and it was empty. So I sat there because I knew she was gonna fucking flip and she reads these and she goes what? Oh, hell, no. And I was like yo, it's just a fucking joke oh my god she was like I'm gonna kill you.

Speaker 3:

I don't even like him like that. I was like but hey, you're getting free stuff. What are you complaining about, yo?

Speaker 1:

yeah, we take things to a different level yeah, it's just, it all depends on your party. Lock your screen around this. Yeah, oh, I've seen a couple times.

Speaker 3:

Yeah, I was like man I was gonna do it to his. Yeah, I just don't know his directory oh yeah, no, I was gonna put like the last person we send the email to oh god um, would you like to get a couple drinks?

Speaker 2:

Yeah, yeah, yeah.

Speaker 1:

But anyway yeah.

Speaker 2:

Oh geez.

Speaker 1:

So yeah, see, that's how I be stumbling over myself. Okay, all right.

Speaker 2:

So, all right, Let me get into the first nugget here. So if you are someone who enjoys funny pranks on others, I have some sites for you to fool friends, members or coworkers. The point is to not go overboard like D-Hustle here. It is just to have fun, all right. These sites are to have fun on your friends, your family, coworkers. Do not go overboard like D-Hustle, all right. Especially, don't do this at your IT guys or at work, all right, do not do this at work. So full disclosure here. The first one is it's called Update faker. So update faker. Check out this site, guys. It's great. Play it on your kids or your co-workers.

Speaker 2:

You know how someone's working on a big, important project and you know they got a windows update. So go to update faker. Depending on if the person has a windows or mac os and you know how windows updates are going. Yeah, you can't mess with a windows update. It's important. The person's going to stare there and wait for that Windows update to go and it's just going to go on forever.

Speaker 2:

So go to this website, pick your flavor. If they got Windows 10, windows 11, even if they have a Mac, put it in F11. That'll make it in full screen and that Windows update will go on forever and ever, guys. So, yes, it is pretty slick. So there's a mac one in there. So it's pretty cool. So there's another one in there too. If you go on there and you select windows, you hit the enter key, it will give them the blue screen of death. Hit the enter key or even the spacebar key there's also. It will do the same thing for the mac os as well. So, whether they have a mac or windows, check this out. If you want to play a prank on your kids or your coworkers, go to Update Faker. It's got five different flavors on there for you and have fun, guys.

Speaker 1:

You know one of the funniest ones I see. Imagine if you're on a Mac computer and then it has a Windows 98.

Speaker 2:

Oh yeah, Definitely, yes. You definitely should do that to someone that has a…. That would make me go crazy. That would make me go crazy.

Speaker 1:

I don't know how in the world I have Windows 98. On my Mac computer, but that would be fire.

Speaker 2:

Yeah, try that on Tati, see how that goes.

Speaker 1:

So so you just gotta download it. No, it's just a website. You just go to the website and it just plays the it just plays it.

Speaker 2:

Yeah, just put it in full mode, f11, you know, and then it'll just do the Windows update. So, whether it's a Mac or Windows, so, yeah, check it out guys. So don't go overboard like D-Hustle here.

Speaker 1:

I got one. It's right here full screen mode.

Speaker 3:

You got it. Let me see it.

Speaker 2:

Oh, look at that. That's awesome, that's great.

Speaker 1:

Oh man, I think IT would be going crazy if they seen that?

Speaker 2:

Yeah, that's awesome.

Speaker 1:

Now I can't get out of it.

Speaker 2:

Oh, that's awesome. So, yeah, you know, check this out. Right, I got one more for you guys here. So you guys ever watch movies and TV shows and all that stuff like that and you know they're always going to like the computer lab experts and all that. So let's just say you want to impress somebody and you want to show them that you're a big time hacker or whatever like that. You want to impress the crap out of them.

Speaker 2:

Check out this site here. It's called hacker typer, hacker typer, hacker typer. I'm going to drop it in the uh discord discord here. Yeah, bear with me here, I just dropped it in. So here, bear with me. Here, I just dropped it in. So, check out this site here, hackertyper. You can just start randomly typing in code and it will look like you are, you know, hacking into somebody's website. So, mr Bobby D, here, if you hit the shift key three times, it will say access denied. It'll kind of like oh man, look at what is Bobby D working on here. It'll give you an access denied. So and if you want to impress your kids or something like that, I think, if you hit the enter key type in some random code for a little bit like that, wow, and then you hit the enter key and this is like some low level c programming yes, so this will definitely like impress people that think like you know, you're some big time hacker or whatever like that.

Speaker 2:

So if you hit the alt key it will show access granted. Go ahead and try it, you know, just type in some random right now type in the alt key.

Speaker 1:

That's crazy.

Speaker 2:

And then you know you hit the alt key and it will so yeah, I got an alt key and and uh okay mac, so but yeah and option control.

Speaker 2:

Man, this is actually kind of really cool yeah just, you know, just to have some fun, some fun, a little lightheartedness right here. So yeah, check these two sites out, don't go overboard. But yeah, you want to impress some people, just type in random code and hit the Alt key, it'll say granted. And you hit the Shift key three times, it will say access denied. Bring in some good. Good, just have some fun, little lightheartedness here.

Speaker 1:

You know what that made me?

Speaker 2:

remind me of? Is you ever be watching a movie?

Speaker 1:

and all of a sudden the person on the movie like I'm like that's not no real.

Speaker 2:

Yeah, yeah, like that.

Speaker 1:

You know what we do we type and then we test yeah, did we break anything?

Speaker 2:

like, we are not like yeah, that's a real cool one. Thanks, yeah, yeah, so check those two outs, all right. So yeah, update Faker for the Windows updates and HackerType, all right.

Speaker 1:

Roger that.

Speaker 2:

All right, you know it's not always about like you know. Oh yeah, check out this site and stuff like that. We have fun around here at the Tech Hustle too. All right, yeah, for sure he's a monster. I'm sorry, that's crazy. If you're saying somebody a message like that, they like. That's crazy.

Speaker 1:

I bet you it broke the ice though, oh my God. And.

Speaker 2:

I'm sure that co-worker hated his guts. Nah, nah, okay, all right.

Speaker 3:

It was an awkward moment. Oh yeah, you think, oh my God.

Speaker 1:

So oh man, that's funny.

Speaker 2:

Well.

Speaker 1:

Raymond, thank you so much For your nuggets man.

Speaker 2:

We really do appreciate you Of course you guys want to move A show to check out.

Speaker 1:

Oh yeah, we do have a show. What's up, what's up?

Speaker 2:

You guys into Documentaries at all and stuff like that? Yeah, alright. So I got a good Crime documentary For if you guys are into Like the true crime docs On Netflix, I think they do them the best. I think netflix is killing it when it comes to docs, and especially the crime ones. I started watching one this weekend and I knew this one was on some bs, when you know, you know family got killed and then, of course, you know the victim was describing the people as, yeah, it was two black guys, there were jamaican that came and I was like, all right, I know this is on some bs, so check it out. It's called um. What did j Do? Yeah, when she said it was two black guys and they were Jamaican.

Speaker 1:

Yeah, so you know it was suspect.

Speaker 2:

Yeah, so what Did Jennifer Do? Check it out On Netflix? Yeah, it's on Netflix. So, yeah, not bad. So it's one of those crime docs not to give it away, but I think you can fill in the blanks.

Speaker 1:

For sure. So all right service announcement Yo, Netflix, we mentioned your name like 10 times on our show today. I need y'all to send us some checks. Thanks a lot, Raymond, for the nuggets. Always, man, Appreciate you, my brother. Alright, so we're going back to DeHustle with some sports. I know we're coming to the end of a lot of things going on. What's going on? Player?

Speaker 3:

Here we go, let's get this run down and let's like Bob. But football man, nothing's going on in football, just camp. Hopefully everybody's doing good in football, stretching out, working out when does fantasy football kick on for you? I think for me it starts in August, maybe September, august are you working on your roster now?

Speaker 3:

no, not yet right now. I gotta figure August, maybe September, august. Are you working on your roster now? No, not yet Right now. I've got to figure out how these rookies look like right now. Can we pick in the same wide receivers?

Speaker 2:

and stuff.

Speaker 3:

There's more talent out there. For sure Got to keep checking them out. But other than that, man, the football's looking good, everybody's all right. Hockey Dallas Oilers Dallas leading 2-1. Rangers Panthers Rangers Up 2-1. I was upset Because I thought we was going to lose that series. And we came back 2-1.

Speaker 2:

Rangers.

Speaker 3:

Just took the first Throw. I felt good about it, yeah, but hey, there's still more Hockey to play, oh yeah.

Speaker 2:

Next game is tonight.

Speaker 3:

Yes, it is Shout out to those both teams Over there play. So oh yeah, next game is tonight. So yes, it is just a shout out to those both teams over there I'm a rames fans dolphins, I'm sorry.

Speaker 1:

I mean I'm south florida, everything. So I just never see bobby. I question these things, you know if it has florida on it, you could say I'm on their team. All right, I got it.

Speaker 3:

Other than that, that's good, hey. Uh. Shout out To Ferrari man, they won that Formula 1. Shout out to Charles Over there Making his things happen, big fan, big fan. Other than that, they're looking good Over there. Baseball A lot of crap Going on in baseball.

Speaker 1:

I mean, the season has already just started, starting people.

Speaker 3:

People getting hurt. Yeah, season's ending. Yeah, guys gotta take care. Man Stretch out, but keep playing ball. Man, other than that Mets over there trying to figure out shit. I don't know what they do.

Speaker 1:

Where they at on the list now who Mets.

Speaker 3:

Let me double check for you Mets, mets, mets. Oh yeah, we on second to last, okay, and Miami's last oh Jesus, I don't know where. Miami's at At least he did it right this time Second to last, and the Yankees number one. They just got up there. So congratulations to you guys, just keep playing ball. Oh, and my love and support to my man, akuna from Atlanta. My man tore his ACL, so hopefully a safety recovery over there. I don't know how the Braves are in second place right now Without him. I think my Mets might have a chance to get up to that second spot right now, because he's a big impact for that team.

Speaker 1:

And that's that cat from Colombia, venezuela, venezuela, my bad.

Speaker 3:

A big fan. My son loves him, but hey, he's a phenomenal player. And, last but not least, nba.

Speaker 1:

NBA. What's going on over there, nba?

Speaker 3:

Uh-oh, pacers got freaking blown out. Shout out to those guys, that'd be my Knicks. I guess you go out home to Cancun with that.

Speaker 2:

I don't care what y'all say right about now. That's funny.

Speaker 3:

Wow, the team that needed to be there was the Knicks, even though I'm going to say we went and got blown out, but I know Bronson would have not played that game because of his fractured hand. Yeah, yeah, yeah. So we would have still lost to the Celtics, I would say, but we would at least have gotten one, at least one.

Speaker 2:

Yeah, pacers are trash. Also, I told you, too, that Celtics, from the beginning, had the easiest path to the finals, which is a joke.

Speaker 3:

Well, they were hungry man. If you see they beat the Heat 4-1, all right, then they beat how you call it, the Cavaliers 4-1.

Speaker 2:

Heat didn't have their best player. Come on, they got the easiest path. Darling, let's stop this.

Speaker 3:

I mean, mitchell hurt me right there, and Jerry Allen too. Man, I would have seen A good Cavalier team. I think they could have Made the playoffs If they were healthy. Yeah, mitchell was Got hurt in the playoffs. That shit went downhill. And then Pacers Jesus Christ, do you?

Speaker 1:

think Pacers had their best roster, or they also had injuries. They had an injury.

Speaker 3:

What's his guy? Holliver went down yeah. Yeah, had an injury, what's his guy Halliburton went down, yeah yeah, but he's garbage anyway, so they really don't. I mean, he's the best player at that team anyway.

Speaker 1:

So I mean every game I've seen with them. They were scratching just to make it. So yeah, yeah, that's crazy, but yeah congratulations to Boston.

Speaker 3:

I mean, gotta give it to y'all they did what they had to do. No fucking Porzingis. Let's be realistic here, guys. No, porzingis, big man. I don't know if you know he used to be an ex-knick.

Speaker 2:

Oh yeah.

Speaker 3:

Went to Boston. Dude is humongous, definitely got game.

Speaker 1:

Yeah, yeah, he's out on injury too, he's out on injury.

Speaker 3:

He might be back for the championship Might be.

Speaker 1:

I mean, the other series is almost wrapped up too, isn't it?

Speaker 3:

Let's go to the west side. Shout out to the Mavs.

Speaker 2:

I'm surprised at this series. I am not Really.

Speaker 3:

I am not.

Speaker 2:

I thought Ant-Man was the future.

Speaker 3:

He is. He's definitely, but he can't do it by himself. He can't do it by himself. He's the future.

Speaker 2:

They got the better team though, Dorian.

Speaker 3:

Who does Ant-Man? And them? Yes, yes, they do, but you have a champion guy, kyrie Irving, in there. You got Luka.

Speaker 2:

Yeah, he's a beast, yeah, he is a beast. He's the best white boy in the.

Speaker 3:

NBA PJ Washington. Sorry for likely he's out he got hurt. Sorry for likely he's out he got hurt. But listen, At the end of the day Mavs came to play. I'm sure you were.

Speaker 2:

I'm shocked.

Speaker 3:

Check this out Mavs beat the Clippers 4-2.

Speaker 2:

Alright.

Speaker 3:

Clippers overrated Mavs. Mavs beat the Thunders 4-2.

Speaker 2:

That was a shocker.

Speaker 3:

Mavs are in top right now 3 to zip through the whole entire series they have won and not even got nothing close to a game 7 that's impressive.

Speaker 2:

Yeah, ant-man is. Ant-man is the future can we stop the Jordan stuff if he gets swept? Let's be real here. Who the fuck is comparing him to Jordan? What are you talking about? That's what they've been saying. Like he's like the next MJ when this started.

Speaker 3:

The same shit they said about Butler. Look where he's at.

Speaker 2:

Oh, no, no.

Speaker 3:

They didn't say that about.

Speaker 2:

Butler no, they did not Stop it, butler who?

Speaker 3:

Jimmy Butler.

Speaker 2:

Darwin, stop.

Speaker 3:

They never said that about Jimmy Butler being Jordan's son.

Speaker 2:

No, they did not this guy is in the wrong.

Speaker 3:

They're saying it about Ant-Man.

Speaker 2:

They're saying that. You know they've been saying it about Ant-Man, come on.

Speaker 3:

I have seen something like that. He's 22.

Speaker 2:

He's a freak of nature. He's come on.

Speaker 1:

I mean, but he still has so much more to go.

Speaker 2:

I don't know how they are comparing him, barkley, all of them.

Speaker 1:

I've heard good things.

Speaker 2:

Jimmy Butler is. Jimmy Butler's always been like a B player. He's not like a star.

Speaker 3:

When he is playing. Play all's basketball Is when they say he turns into a fucking Mike Jordan.

Speaker 2:

Oh, okay, oh that, I've heard that. Yes, okay, yeah, I've heard that they. Yes, okay, yeah, I've heard that, but they have made comparison of him, his face and Jordan's face right next to each other. It's been all over the news.

Speaker 3:

I'm very shocked.

Speaker 2:

I'm not a Heat fan, so but come on, ant-man, very, very shocked Ant-Man. He needs to stop trying to dunk on people and, like you know, take over the game. Great player, his team is not.

Speaker 3:

Gobert, defensive player of the year, is getting shaked and baked by Luka and Kyrie. I don't know if it's breaking ankle season, but he should be getting one of those.

Speaker 2:

Gobert is trash.

Speaker 1:

What year did he make it in the league? Maybe like 3 years in. He still got so much more to go.

Speaker 3:

I hear you.

Speaker 2:

But let's just take out. You know you can't get swept.

Speaker 3:

No, you cannot get swept. That's something that's going to go down.

Speaker 2:

They beat the back-to-back champs. You know, I thought they said this is his league.

Speaker 3:

now I am very amazed. Right now they have at least two in.

Speaker 2:

Yeah, so do you realize, if Dallas wins tonight, it'll be the first time that both conferences has ended in a sweep.

Speaker 1:

Wow.

Speaker 2:

It's crazy, wow, yeah, it's unreal, yeah.

Speaker 1:

So Well, at least we know that the championship game is going to be a fight.

Speaker 2:

First time ever.

Speaker 1:

Yeah, yeah.

Speaker 2:

Conference finals.

Speaker 1:

I know.

Speaker 3:

Boston wants it.

Speaker 2:

Oh yeah, boston's already. Yeah, boston's hungry.

Speaker 1:

Yeah, they really really want it yeah.

Speaker 2:

But yeah, shout out to Dallas if they pull it off tonight. And shout out to Luca he's a bad, bad man.

Speaker 3:

There it goes right there MJ comparing to Butler oh my gosh, it's a consistent basis thing going on.

Speaker 2:

Sure they compare MJ to everybody, though. Come on.

Speaker 3:

Now who comparing?

Speaker 2:

MJ.

Speaker 3:

Nobody's close to compare to MJ right about now.

Speaker 2:

If anybody, I would say Edwards right now. Is Ant-Man.

Speaker 3:

Yes, ant-man, correct, edwards, and.

Speaker 2:

That's it, that's it, yeah, that's what I'm saying, yeah.

Speaker 3:

Nobody else, but it was the roster, was Butler, then Ant-Man, anybody, you can ask anybody.

Speaker 2:

Yeah, but Butler is.

Speaker 3:

Who I want you to ask is a Heat fan.

Speaker 2:

I know, but Butler is like he's always been, a B type of star. He's not like a superstar. You know, ant-man is a superstar.

Speaker 3:

Yeah, you're correct, but at the end of the day, minnesota has a phenomenal fucking squad.

Speaker 2:

Yeah, shout out to that organization Should not be losing yeah.

Speaker 3:

Phenomenal squad To be down 3-0, that's very heartbreaking, yeah. But again you got Luka and you got my man, Irving, who already has a chip.

Speaker 2:

Yeah that's true.

Speaker 1:

It is what it is over there. I mean, they're trying to shut that door. I mean and my thing is that there's just too many games, because I think the championship might go seven games the way that Boston's planned.

Speaker 2:

Yeah, definitely, yeah, definitely. I mean it's not in the bag for the West Coast this year is it. No.

Speaker 3:

It's going to be an interesting game, Celtics, if Porzingis comes back. Other than that, and special shout out to Mark Cuban, bro Mark Cuban over there and the Dallas Mavericks he's loving that he always gets those European stars out of nowhere he's loving that, picking them up, shout out to him Next you can figure out some shit like that and stop giving away good players. Bro, we have Porzingis, we got rid of him. I mean come on man yeah, anyway, I digress. But other than that man, it's a good day in sports.

Speaker 3:

Yeah more to come and it is what it is, you know alright, alright, I guess.

Speaker 1:

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Speaker 3:

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Speaker 1:

She's been the only one sponsor. Big shout out to her. All right, fellas, we're coming to the end of our show. We definitely had some good conversations today, man, and we found out a lot about leaving your computer unlocked, yeah not around me, don't play, I'm not going to lie to you, man.

Speaker 2:

I'm going to watch Raymond fuck up my face. I'm not messing around.

Speaker 3:

I guarantee you he's going to be chilling.

Speaker 1:

Yeah, man. And also we learned a little bit about data centers upscaling and yo, they're coming. Y'all need to develop these skill sets so y'all can be ahead of the game. Learn about, you know, the writer strike. They got three years and it's a wrap, kid. I think they have less, but we'll see how it plays out. Scarlett Johansson she's about to set a new standard. If they take my pictures or they use my voice with.

Speaker 1:

AI. Y'all need to send me a check. We'll see how it all plays out. Definitely, appreciate D-Hustle with all the sports update. We'll see if Boston gets a real good competition from Dallas because Dallas is trying to close it out tonight. Definitely, thank y'all for tuning in A few closers. Number one follow us on YouTube, subscribe like and Raymond, what do you say if they don't?

Speaker 2:

You are a hater.

Speaker 1:

You're a hater of the tech hustle, especially if we come up on your timeline. You don't just press that button.

Speaker 2:

Turn your notifications on as well.

Speaker 1:

Yeah, we need that love, though. Also, I wanted you all to keep out for two things. Number one our newsletter. We had a spotlight last week. We have our monthly newsletter coming out the end of this week. And then our community. If you're not already a part of our community, go to our website, thetechhustlecom. Click join community so you can be a part of our circle. We're on there all the time posting and we definitely have some live conversations talking about upscaling and definitely developing in this field of engineering that we're very, very excited about. Other than that, fellas, I think that's it for us. Man, we got a really cool episode here. Number 38. And yeah, any last words Go.

Speaker 2:

Panthers.

Speaker 1:

Have a good weekend, guys. And how about you, Raymond? Don't call him Ray Ray.

Speaker 2:

Go Panthers.

Speaker 1:

Go Panthers. He's trying to make sure we close it out. Well, they ain't closing it out but we're trying to come back from it.

Speaker 2:

Yeah, we're down by one.

Speaker 1:

Yeah, we'll see how it plays out, as always. Thank y'all so much for pulling up. It's your boy, bobby D. Holla, holla.