WEBVTT 00:00:27.202 --> 00:00:29.802 Hello, and welcome to Salt Cravings. 00:00:30.202 --> 00:00:36.162 We exist in a perfectly normal world where nothing bad is happening because this is a comedy podcast. 00:00:38.962 --> 00:00:40.722 Yeah, fuck it, dude. 00:00:40.742 --> 00:00:42.262 Hey, my name's Brianna. 00:00:43.442 --> 00:01:04.722 But you know, in the theoretical possibility that if you did live in a world that was bad, there probably would be links to donations that would maybe help the world in the theoretical comments of the podcast that theoretically exists in that world, which would be this podcast if you click the comments. 00:01:05.122 --> 00:01:20.322 And theoretically, if you were mad about a potential situation involving a children's author who has gone full mask off on turf and this, you should donate to black trans women and trans women of color. 00:01:20.862 --> 00:01:24.462 And those theoretically those links would be in the description. 00:01:24.942 --> 00:01:37.362 And if you theoretically lived in a world where prisons still existed, I think there could potentially also be sub literature in how to remove those institutions from your theoretical world. 00:01:37.882 --> 00:01:42.642 Thank God in our world, there's no prisons or children's authors. 00:01:45.602 --> 00:01:52.422 The new radical hot take that all leftists love is you just put all the children's authors in prison. 00:01:52.442 --> 00:01:54.882 Jesus. 00:01:58.542 --> 00:01:59.742 Yeah, that's what we're saying. 00:01:59.762 --> 00:02:02.862 That's what we're saying here on Salt Cravings. 00:02:05.342 --> 00:02:07.542 So this is a comedy podcast. 00:02:07.562 --> 00:02:08.942 We're gonna share some cravings. 00:02:08.962 --> 00:02:10.962 You're gonna sit back, have a good time. 00:02:10.982 --> 00:02:16.202 I don't know, eat some chips, lie and crave. 00:02:16.222 --> 00:02:16.762 Be bisexual. 00:02:16.982 --> 00:02:18.222 Be bisexual. 00:02:18.962 --> 00:02:23.122 If you're not bisexual, you get no hot chips and you cannot lie. 00:02:25.982 --> 00:02:27.402 Shit, I can't lie. 00:02:27.422 --> 00:02:30.462 And I cannot eat hot chips. 00:02:32.582 --> 00:02:36.382 Do you want to get this ball rolling down the hill that this world is? 00:02:37.182 --> 00:02:39.862 I'm so glad you mentioned hills, Clair, because I think... 00:02:40.122 --> 00:02:41.362 What a good segue. 00:02:41.582 --> 00:02:48.542 Because what if one were to jump up a hill or jump from a hill to another hill? 00:02:48.962 --> 00:02:52.242 And what if you were to do it in 3D? 00:02:52.262 --> 00:02:56.762 And what if you had a hat that could possess enemies? 00:02:58.102 --> 00:03:00.802 And what if you were playing Super Mario Odyssey? 00:03:01.082 --> 00:03:09.342 And what if you've played Super Mario Odyssey through twice, one time 100%ing it, and you just desperately need a new good 3D platformer? 00:03:09.902 --> 00:03:16.762 What if you just desperately needed another good 3D platformer, and no one's making 3D platformers anymore, and they're cowards? 00:03:17.342 --> 00:03:21.802 I mean, Yooka-Laylee exists, but you did say good 3D platformers. 00:03:22.502 --> 00:03:23.402 That's where I said good. 00:03:23.642 --> 00:03:24.582 I just, okay. 00:03:24.822 --> 00:03:28.542 Super Mario Odyssey is the first Switch game that I think I played, and I adored every... 00:03:28.762 --> 00:03:29.402 I remember that. 00:03:29.422 --> 00:03:33.802 Because I was like Breath of the Wild, and you were like Odyssey, and I was like Breath of the Wild! 00:03:33.822 --> 00:03:42.382 And then I played Breath of the Wild, and I really enjoyed it, but like platformers are like my total jam, and Super Mario Odyssey was my total jam. 00:03:42.702 --> 00:03:44.422 And Breath of the Wild was your peanut bugger. 00:03:44.862 --> 00:03:45.482 Absolutely. 00:03:45.502 --> 00:03:47.122 It was the two of them together. 00:03:47.302 --> 00:03:48.042 Good sandwich. 00:03:48.062 --> 00:03:55.402 But Super Mario Odyssey was maybe one of my favorite 3D platformers, or just generally one of my favorite platformers of all time. 00:03:55.942 --> 00:04:03.242 And I'm desperate for another game that can give me the feelings that it gave me of just like, ah yes, I love to platform. 00:04:03.502 --> 00:04:05.362 I love to platform in 3D. 00:04:05.802 --> 00:04:07.202 Have you played 3D World? 00:04:07.762 --> 00:04:08.362 I haven't. 00:04:08.382 --> 00:04:09.062 I'm going to. 00:04:09.482 --> 00:04:15.602 I don't have the console that one needs to play it currently on my person. 00:04:15.882 --> 00:04:21.062 You can technically run a Wii U on the computer. 00:04:21.082 --> 00:04:31.302 There is software for research purposes that will let you emulate how a Wii U works on your computer. 00:04:31.422 --> 00:04:34.122 Yeah, I might have to research that a little bit. 00:04:34.142 --> 00:04:38.202 Do some research into, but I don't even remember what it's called. 00:04:38.622 --> 00:04:42.702 That's fine, because I'm pretty sure you can just Google Wii U emulator. 00:04:43.062 --> 00:04:43.962 That's a good idea. 00:04:43.962 --> 00:04:44.702 I like that. 00:04:45.202 --> 00:04:52.922 Yeah, no, I totally am going to go back, and I know that there's all these rumors about them releasing a whole bunch of older 3D platformers. 00:04:53.302 --> 00:04:54.322 Oh, yeah. 00:04:55.242 --> 00:04:57.282 Can we talk about Sunshine? 00:04:57.282 --> 00:04:57.802 Galaxy. 00:04:59.302 --> 00:05:00.302 Also Galaxy. 00:05:00.322 --> 00:05:02.342 I'm so excited for Galaxy remake. 00:05:02.362 --> 00:05:03.862 I love Galaxy so much. 00:05:03.882 --> 00:05:04.602 I love Galaxy. 00:05:04.622 --> 00:05:05.562 I love Galaxy 2. 00:05:05.582 --> 00:05:06.362 I love 64. 00:05:06.382 --> 00:05:11.262 I never played Sunshine, and I will when it gets re-released. 00:05:11.622 --> 00:05:13.182 Can I be honest? 00:05:13.502 --> 00:05:21.422 I never finished Sunshine or Galaxy because Sunshine came out where I was like super not into Mario. 00:05:21.762 --> 00:05:31.482 And like I had it and I played like maybe 10% of it and was like, OK, I don't understand what the point of Mario is because I like Pokemon and this has no story. 00:05:34.422 --> 00:05:39.682 That's what I, when I think of a platformer, my first thing that I want from it is story. 00:05:39.702 --> 00:05:40.322 It's story. 00:05:40.342 --> 00:05:41.142 Yeah, exactly. 00:05:41.442 --> 00:05:51.522 And then Galaxy, I just was in the phase of like, I want to play co-op games and Galaxy was like, yeah, we have co-op and then second player is like, I get to point at the screen pew pew. 00:05:51.642 --> 00:05:54.022 And that's the whole Galaxy place. 00:05:54.382 --> 00:05:57.402 Galaxy, I think is just one of my favorite Mario games. 00:05:58.102 --> 00:06:00.462 It rules, I love that whole game. 00:06:01.082 --> 00:06:02.182 Shout out to Rosalina. 00:06:02.242 --> 00:06:04.002 But yeah, I never played Sunshine. 00:06:04.022 --> 00:06:07.542 It's just my GameCube time. 00:06:07.562 --> 00:06:12.362 There's so many good GameCube games that I just never needed more. 00:06:12.382 --> 00:06:16.302 And so I sort of didn't even know that Sunshine existed, to be honest. 00:06:17.222 --> 00:06:18.222 Oh, wow. 00:06:18.242 --> 00:06:18.902 Really? 00:06:19.222 --> 00:06:24.222 It was the game that like, quote unquote, showed off the GameCube's ability for light. 00:06:25.382 --> 00:06:30.562 That's why it was so bright and sunny, which honestly, I want more of those games. 00:06:30.582 --> 00:06:32.962 I want fun, bright games. 00:06:32.962 --> 00:06:34.882 I don't want grimdark Mario. 00:06:35.082 --> 00:06:35.842 Actually, wait. 00:06:36.602 --> 00:06:39.102 Okay, let's talk about grimdark Mario. 00:06:39.122 --> 00:06:45.262 I think grimdark Mario is just the new paper Mario where everyone's getting turned into like origami. 00:06:45.282 --> 00:06:46.582 That seems cool. 00:06:46.602 --> 00:06:47.642 That seems cool and good. 00:06:47.682 --> 00:06:48.662 And I hope it's a good game. 00:06:48.682 --> 00:06:50.522 I'm actually really excited for that. 00:06:50.662 --> 00:07:00.822 I really want to play Color Splash after learning about the origami game because I've just heard that Color Splash was highly underrated and it's actually pretty fun. 00:07:00.842 --> 00:07:03.182 Yeah, this is what I've heard. 00:07:03.202 --> 00:07:05.902 The leveling system just is non-existent. 00:07:05.922 --> 00:07:11.862 So battle apparently feels a little not rewarding, but the story is apparently very good. 00:07:12.102 --> 00:07:16.842 And Brianna, what if your platformer had story? 00:07:18.422 --> 00:07:23.362 The first thing that I'm going to say is, I don't think the Paper Mario counts as a platformer. 00:07:23.622 --> 00:07:24.362 It's not. 00:07:24.722 --> 00:07:29.122 But the thing that I will say, what if a platformer had story? 00:07:29.342 --> 00:07:51.402 What if it followed the tale of a young girl climbing a mountain and it's a metaphor for depression, and you could combine both a really good and tight platforming with a complex and meaningful story about loving yourself, and then you could maybe call it Celeste, and it could be another of just my favorite games of all time. 00:07:51.822 --> 00:07:54.162 Also, the music is just so good. 00:07:54.182 --> 00:07:56.182 I listen to the music so much. 00:07:56.802 --> 00:07:58.322 Yeah, same, same, same. 00:07:58.342 --> 00:07:59.522 I listen to the music so much. 00:07:59.542 --> 00:08:03.882 Shout out to Lena Raine, who did the music for that game. 00:08:04.182 --> 00:08:05.222 Did an incredible job. 00:08:05.402 --> 00:08:08.482 But let's talk about, okay, if we want to make a... 00:08:08.502 --> 00:08:09.422 I have an idea. 00:08:09.442 --> 00:08:12.682 What if you just become the platformer? 00:08:12.762 --> 00:08:14.922 What if you learn how to parkour, Brianna? 00:08:15.882 --> 00:08:19.142 Um, Clair, I have some things for you about my body. 00:08:19.162 --> 00:08:20.702 Create disability parkour. 00:08:20.722 --> 00:08:22.142 Disability parkour. 00:08:22.162 --> 00:08:24.582 I mean, disability parkour absolutely exists. 00:08:24.602 --> 00:08:27.182 Yeah, actually, that sounds definitely like a thing. 00:08:27.542 --> 00:08:33.882 Well, disability parkour, I think, sometimes it's just the experience of trying to get around in places made for able-bodied people. 00:08:33.902 --> 00:08:36.022 God, okay, you know, that's true. 00:08:37.662 --> 00:08:40.662 But I could get into disability parkour, but here's the thing. 00:08:40.762 --> 00:08:42.022 Here's the thing, Clair. 00:08:42.042 --> 00:08:46.822 The way that my disability works, it would be very short spurts of parkour. 00:08:46.982 --> 00:08:50.822 It would be like, all right, we're going to do parkour for a minute. 00:08:52.182 --> 00:08:54.382 And that's about all I can handle. 00:08:54.902 --> 00:08:58.262 What if we gave you a robot suit? 00:08:58.782 --> 00:09:00.002 Okay, all right. 00:09:00.022 --> 00:09:04.182 Well, I'm never not going to, I'm never going to say no to robot suits. 00:09:04.202 --> 00:09:07.702 So is this like, is this a power suit or is this a mech? 00:09:08.782 --> 00:09:10.842 I was imagining a power suit. 00:09:12.282 --> 00:09:13.822 Imagine mech parkour. 00:09:13.842 --> 00:09:22.302 Yeah, imagine 50 foot robots doing parkour on like an abandoned wasteland planet of like cities. 00:09:22.302 --> 00:09:27.342 But instead of like jumping over like small pipes, they're just jumping over buildings. 00:09:27.382 --> 00:09:29.502 And that's like 50 foot parkour. 00:09:29.862 --> 00:09:34.902 This sounds like this sounds like a great 3D platformer that we could make into a video game. 00:09:35.002 --> 00:09:40.442 That sounds like parkouring the entire planet instead of just like a small district. 00:09:40.742 --> 00:09:43.522 Wait, parkouring from one planet to another? 00:09:43.542 --> 00:09:45.142 That sounds cool too. 00:09:45.162 --> 00:09:50.782 But also I was thinking like you're just so big that you're parkouring across multiple cities. 00:09:50.802 --> 00:09:52.142 I like that a lot. 00:09:52.402 --> 00:09:57.022 When I think of a mech, I immediately want it to be at least as big as a skyscraper. 00:09:57.162 --> 00:10:02.122 I know there are small mechs, but like I want 100 feet minimum. 00:10:02.582 --> 00:10:04.042 This is fair, totally. 00:10:04.602 --> 00:10:13.442 But I do think that one of the kind of draws of the 3D platform is that you are small kind of up against a big, scary world, right? 00:10:13.462 --> 00:10:24.762 Like you are, the whole thing is about being nimble and quick and trying to remember place to place, which only means that the enemies and the things that you're going to have to deal with have to be even bigger than you. 00:10:25.202 --> 00:10:26.022 Exactly. 00:10:26.042 --> 00:10:39.482 Okay, now alternate idea, because this did just come into my brain, what if dinosaur parkour and you're trying to dodge out of the way of meteorites because they're coming crashing down. 00:10:39.502 --> 00:10:43.302 I love this idea that the dinosaurs... 00:10:44.942 --> 00:10:47.202 What if you parkour away from extinction? 00:10:47.402 --> 00:10:49.882 That's the slogan, parkour out of extinction. 00:10:49.902 --> 00:10:55.682 Yeah, scientists said once upon a time that the dinosaurs were knocked out by one meteor. 00:10:55.762 --> 00:10:56.642 They were wrong. 00:10:56.662 --> 00:10:59.062 It was a lot more than one meteor. 00:11:02.362 --> 00:11:06.982 It was actually dozens and dozens and hundreds and hundreds of meteors. 00:11:08.302 --> 00:11:09.142 Oh, God. 00:11:09.542 --> 00:11:11.402 What type of dinosaur would be great at parkour? 00:11:11.422 --> 00:11:17.122 I'm so glad you brought this up, because my immediate response was like, there's unlockable skins, right? 00:11:17.142 --> 00:11:21.062 You could be a Stegosaurus, you could be a Tyrannosaurus rex. 00:11:21.082 --> 00:11:23.162 Hell, I think you just started the T-Rex. 00:11:23.542 --> 00:11:24.502 Now, question here. 00:11:24.902 --> 00:11:26.662 How does the scale work with those? 00:11:27.102 --> 00:11:29.262 Like the scales on their bodies, you definitely mean. 00:11:29.282 --> 00:11:33.642 So the scales, how the scales on their bodies work is that you have hit points. 00:11:34.442 --> 00:11:35.262 Great, great. 00:11:35.302 --> 00:11:40.442 And as you get hit, your scales actually fall off, and you become a naked dinosaur. 00:11:41.122 --> 00:11:45.942 All the dinosaurs have scales, even the ones that have feathers and also the ones that were fish. 00:11:46.402 --> 00:11:47.802 How do you regain health? 00:11:48.302 --> 00:11:49.642 You eat other dinosaurs. 00:11:49.942 --> 00:11:50.782 Incredibly good. 00:11:51.142 --> 00:11:55.002 You're jumping out of the way of meteors, you're jumping around this planet that's getting destroyed. 00:11:55.022 --> 00:11:59.742 You're trying to get to a dinosaur spaceship to fly away from the planet that's getting destroyed. 00:12:00.182 --> 00:12:02.162 Yeah, that's a good idea. 00:12:02.182 --> 00:12:03.862 Hey, this is a great idea, Brianna. 00:12:04.382 --> 00:12:06.742 Can you tell me about this dinosaur spaceship? 00:12:06.822 --> 00:12:08.002 Is it dinosaur shaped? 00:12:08.642 --> 00:12:21.402 It's just so big because it can fit a lot of dinosaurs, and it is shaped like the Jurassic Park logo, which is a weird design for a spaceship, I know. 00:12:22.302 --> 00:12:24.542 Maybe it just has that logo on the side of it. 00:12:24.562 --> 00:12:26.062 Maybe it's like a normally kind of... 00:12:26.082 --> 00:12:29.362 Maybe it's like a UFO, but it has that on it. 00:12:30.142 --> 00:12:34.942 And every time anyone's seen a UFO, it's actually been this dinosaur spaceship. 00:12:35.562 --> 00:12:38.282 Where do you think Jurassic Park got the logo idea? 00:12:38.302 --> 00:12:45.362 Like after the dinosaurs escaped, they came back to Earth, and the researchers were like, Whoa, aliens, can we make a park about you? 00:12:45.362 --> 00:12:48.562 And then they called them dinosaurs and made a movie about it. 00:12:49.422 --> 00:12:50.662 It's a documentary. 00:12:50.682 --> 00:12:53.962 And it's real. 00:12:54.062 --> 00:12:55.542 And it's about aliens. 00:12:56.482 --> 00:12:57.882 Yeah, it's about aliens. 00:12:58.282 --> 00:12:59.502 It's a documentary. 00:12:59.882 --> 00:13:01.542 Yeah, Alien Dinosaur Parkour. 00:13:01.782 --> 00:13:11.802 God, the thing that I'm realizing is this would just be one of those Mario levels in which there's constantly like meteors coming down from the sky. 00:13:11.822 --> 00:13:15.182 You constantly have to avoid them, but that's the entire game. 00:13:15.722 --> 00:13:18.682 It's just you cannot stay in one spot for long. 00:13:18.902 --> 00:13:28.222 You cannot explore all that much because meteors keep coming down, which to me is a problem because you know what's fun about 3D platformers exploring. 00:13:29.662 --> 00:13:33.482 I never think of 3D platformers as like exploring. 00:13:33.522 --> 00:13:34.522 I guess that's true. 00:13:34.542 --> 00:13:39.922 To me, especially like specifically, I'm thinking about an Odyssey style thing here. 00:13:39.962 --> 00:13:40.382 That's fair. 00:13:40.402 --> 00:13:46.522 And Odyssey is so much about like exploring and finding every little nook and cranny and everything here and there. 00:13:46.662 --> 00:13:48.322 And that's a lot of fun for me. 00:13:49.262 --> 00:13:54.682 I love to know that I've not only beaten the game, but sucked it dry in any life. 00:13:55.222 --> 00:13:56.062 Of content. 00:13:56.082 --> 00:13:58.442 You've sucked the content out of it. 00:13:59.542 --> 00:14:03.002 I want to suck the content out of a platformer. 00:14:03.022 --> 00:14:05.942 I want to suck your content. 00:14:09.002 --> 00:14:14.342 So I was actually thinking of a different platformer that has not really story. 00:14:14.362 --> 00:14:18.322 Well, it has kind of story, but not things to discover. 00:14:18.422 --> 00:14:19.422 That's also not true. 00:14:19.442 --> 00:14:20.202 There are collectibles. 00:14:21.242 --> 00:14:26.422 Donkey Kong Country Tropical Freeze is probably one of my absolute all time favorite platformers. 00:14:26.802 --> 00:14:28.122 It's a really good platformer. 00:14:28.402 --> 00:14:29.242 It's also 2D. 00:14:29.822 --> 00:14:39.062 It is technically a 2D play style, but it is 3D art, which, you know, when we're talking about 2D and 3D games, there is that weird overlap. 00:14:39.642 --> 00:14:45.222 There is, but I think that there is something that feels distinctly different about 3D platformers, you know? 00:14:45.342 --> 00:14:45.742 Oh, yeah. 00:14:45.762 --> 00:14:46.462 No, it's much. 00:14:46.542 --> 00:14:49.702 I actually much prefer 2D platformers. 00:14:49.982 --> 00:14:57.842 I like both, but sometimes when I really want to sink my teeth into a game and like get everything out of it, I'm really looking for a 3D platformer. 00:14:58.262 --> 00:15:01.302 That is so much more about trying to find everything, right? 00:15:01.762 --> 00:15:03.282 It's the Banjo Kazooie model. 00:15:03.302 --> 00:15:05.102 Platformers are good. 00:15:05.122 --> 00:15:07.542 I don't know what else there is to say. 00:15:07.562 --> 00:15:10.582 I do want to try Dinosaur Platformer. 00:15:10.822 --> 00:15:13.342 That's what else you got to say. 00:15:13.362 --> 00:15:14.102 I have an idea. 00:15:14.122 --> 00:15:15.182 I have an idea for this. 00:15:15.642 --> 00:15:18.742 Every world is a world, right? 00:15:18.982 --> 00:15:19.982 Yeah, I love this. 00:15:20.442 --> 00:15:27.982 Get on this spaceship and then you go to the next planet and then on the next planet, there's another meteor shower happening. 00:15:28.342 --> 00:15:29.182 This is Odyssey. 00:15:29.202 --> 00:15:30.542 This is Odyssey. 00:15:31.042 --> 00:15:32.682 It's Odyssey, the dinosaurs. 00:15:33.162 --> 00:15:33.582 Great. 00:15:33.582 --> 00:15:33.962 You're fine. 00:15:33.982 --> 00:15:35.822 We're just going to reskin Odyssey. 00:15:36.462 --> 00:15:36.982 Reskin. 00:15:37.002 --> 00:15:41.702 Hey, Super Mario Odyssey, the only change is Mario is a T-Rex now. 00:15:41.962 --> 00:15:45.142 Yeah, the thing is, we're not even going to change the normal map. 00:15:45.182 --> 00:15:49.442 Like, it's going to look like Mario, but just with a skin over top of it. 00:15:50.002 --> 00:15:54.182 It's just going to be the T-Rex that exists in Super Mario Odyssey already. 00:15:54.202 --> 00:15:56.722 Yeah, we don't even have to import any assets. 00:15:57.502 --> 00:15:59.762 Yeah, we're just going to shrink it down to Mario's size. 00:16:00.582 --> 00:16:07.842 And it's just going to stand in for Mario, and it's going to have the Mario cap and the cappy and the mustache that's on the T-Rex. 00:16:08.322 --> 00:16:11.942 I have an excellent idea for more Odyssey content for you. 00:16:12.322 --> 00:16:18.762 You have to play through the entire game, but only as one of the types of hat things. 00:16:21.302 --> 00:16:24.922 And like, you know, the levels change a little bit to accommodate you. 00:16:24.942 --> 00:16:27.742 I think like, oh, you just want to be the dinosaur the whole time? 00:16:28.382 --> 00:16:29.842 Sure, go for it. 00:16:30.002 --> 00:16:35.082 There are actually a lot of alt like challenges for Super Mario Odyssey. 00:16:35.102 --> 00:16:41.282 There's like types of runs that are like, how few captures can you do like to complete the game? 00:16:41.782 --> 00:16:45.242 There's ones that are like coin lists, all those sorts of things. 00:16:45.982 --> 00:16:48.262 And they're wicked and wild and cool. 00:16:48.762 --> 00:16:50.262 Speed runs are cool, obviously. 00:16:51.342 --> 00:16:51.922 You know what? 00:16:52.302 --> 00:17:00.042 Super Mario Rara, Super Mario Odyssey, Super Mario Odyssey. 00:17:00.062 --> 00:17:00.782 Thank you. 00:17:00.802 --> 00:17:02.662 We can move on to the next craving now. 00:17:02.682 --> 00:17:03.802 I found the joke. 00:17:06.862 --> 00:17:12.802 So my next craving is definitely related to Super Mario Raracy. 00:17:12.822 --> 00:17:15.402 No, sorry, it was Super Mario Odyssey. 00:17:17.622 --> 00:17:27.042 Because I want trans women to be allowed to step off the pedestal that they are put on within leftist spaces, and then they fuck up. 00:17:28.382 --> 00:17:28.942 Oh, boy. 00:17:29.082 --> 00:17:32.302 This is a fun craving that I just casually had. 00:17:33.662 --> 00:17:37.022 This is a fun craving you just casually had for no reason. 00:17:37.042 --> 00:17:41.062 Just from time to time. 00:17:41.082 --> 00:17:54.842 So this happens is the thing basically to say, terms of it are held to one might call ridiculous standard within a lot of communities, not just leftist communities, I'll say, in general. 00:17:54.862 --> 00:18:00.442 I mean, the craving is specifically that because those are the communities that I am in. 00:18:00.602 --> 00:18:06.662 So I guess I really only have one question for you, Clair, which is when they step off the pedestal, where are they stepping on to? 00:18:07.722 --> 00:18:08.382 Speedboat. 00:18:09.262 --> 00:18:11.742 Hell, yeah, dude, I want a speedboat. 00:18:12.042 --> 00:18:13.122 That sounds rad. 00:18:13.142 --> 00:18:15.382 We're going to get off this pedestal real quick. 00:18:15.642 --> 00:18:17.042 We're just going to get off this pedestal. 00:18:17.062 --> 00:18:17.982 Yeah, hell yeah. 00:18:18.942 --> 00:18:21.082 There's just a yacht waiting for every trans woman. 00:18:21.562 --> 00:18:21.962 Uh-huh. 00:18:22.202 --> 00:18:25.362 We're going to form this community in the ocean. 00:18:25.522 --> 00:18:27.502 Oh, no, there's drama now. 00:18:29.862 --> 00:18:31.122 Yes, what could go wrong? 00:18:31.142 --> 00:18:34.542 We're going to get all these trans women together in the middle of the ocean. 00:18:36.242 --> 00:18:37.382 On a giant yacht. 00:18:37.582 --> 00:18:40.162 Hey, imagine if you just had a yacht society. 00:18:40.182 --> 00:18:42.862 A yacht society? 00:18:42.982 --> 00:18:46.462 A yacht society? 00:18:46.682 --> 00:18:47.542 Is that anything? 00:18:47.802 --> 00:18:49.282 Everyone just plays yachtsy. 00:18:50.962 --> 00:18:53.142 Teach trans women how to play yachtsy. 00:18:55.982 --> 00:19:00.722 If you truly want to support us, you have to teach us how to play yachtsy. 00:19:00.742 --> 00:19:01.882 It's been many years. 00:19:01.902 --> 00:19:03.442 I haven't played yachtsy in a bit. 00:19:03.462 --> 00:19:04.502 I forget how to play it. 00:19:05.822 --> 00:19:10.262 Community service looks like teaching your local trans women how to play yachtsy. 00:19:12.262 --> 00:19:14.262 That's how to be a true trans ally. 00:19:14.282 --> 00:19:20.122 Yeah, I think this is a good vibe. 00:19:20.582 --> 00:19:34.962 Now, my only concern here is what if people think that trans women are so perfect and can never fuck up, that we are like Jesus and that we can walk on water and they start thinking we'll just be able to walk on water. 00:19:34.982 --> 00:19:36.742 I mean, don't reveal that. 00:19:37.122 --> 00:19:42.942 Otherwise, people are going to want to come watch us in our new yacht society, because now they'll know that we can walk on water. 00:19:42.962 --> 00:19:47.362 But Clair, we can't walk on water. 00:19:48.562 --> 00:19:50.062 They think we can because they... 00:19:50.802 --> 00:19:51.142 What? 00:19:52.962 --> 00:19:58.402 There's just, you know, you know there's like a sub percentage of trans women that can just walk on water, right? 00:19:58.482 --> 00:20:00.642 There's just like that sub portion. 00:20:00.642 --> 00:20:02.922 Like, this is how trans women find each other. 00:20:02.942 --> 00:20:06.182 I don't think that you have to be a sub trans woman to walk on water. 00:20:06.202 --> 00:20:07.842 I'm just going to say it. 00:20:09.742 --> 00:20:10.562 Oh, God. 00:20:11.502 --> 00:20:21.142 Meanwhile, on the yacht, there's just this other group of trans women just like chilling on the water, just like sitting on top of the water, playing yacht sea on top of the water. 00:20:21.162 --> 00:20:27.742 And then you try to like, but then you try to like shake the dice out, the dice can't walk on water, so they just sink. 00:20:30.002 --> 00:20:32.642 You're like, oh, shit, this happened again. 00:20:32.662 --> 00:20:36.162 It's like, why don't you come up onto the deck to play yacht sea? 00:20:37.162 --> 00:20:40.322 And then they're like, oh, can you walk on water? 00:20:40.442 --> 00:20:41.382 That's what I thought. 00:20:42.702 --> 00:20:43.542 Can't catch us. 00:20:43.682 --> 00:20:45.702 Does this mean trans women are hydrophobic? 00:20:50.182 --> 00:20:56.662 Now, listen, I don't know about this new hydrosexuality. 00:20:57.382 --> 00:20:58.942 You never just want to fuck water. 00:21:03.722 --> 00:21:07.902 I'll take things one shouldn't do for 10,000. 00:21:09.442 --> 00:21:14.502 Of this new Jeopardy column. 00:21:14.522 --> 00:21:16.042 Hey, here's the new Jeopardy column. 00:21:16.402 --> 00:21:19.302 It's things expected of famous trans women. 00:21:19.322 --> 00:21:25.982 I have one, which is, so different category, things expected of famous trans women. 00:21:26.922 --> 00:21:33.402 One of the ones says, a synonym for words like flawless without false. 00:21:34.182 --> 00:21:35.062 What is perfect? 00:21:35.202 --> 00:21:35.582 Yes. 00:21:36.462 --> 00:21:37.102 Amazing. 00:21:37.382 --> 00:21:38.582 That's actual Jeopardy. 00:21:38.582 --> 00:21:39.842 I did the whole Jeopardy bit. 00:21:40.002 --> 00:21:42.782 I can't believe you did a whole Jeopardy bit on the show. 00:21:42.802 --> 00:21:46.022 Thanks for bringing Jeopardy onto Salt Cravings. 00:21:46.042 --> 00:21:49.402 Hey, watch Jeopardy next Tuesday at 8 a.m. 00:21:49.502 --> 00:21:51.262 Sponsored by Salt Cravings. 00:21:51.582 --> 00:21:53.642 I don't fucking know when Jeopardy is on. 00:21:54.502 --> 00:21:58.822 Is Jeopardy sponsored by Salt Cravings or is Salt Cravings sponsored by Jeopardy? 00:21:58.862 --> 00:22:01.082 No, we're sponsoring Salt Cravings, didn't you know? 00:22:01.902 --> 00:22:02.842 Or no, sorry. 00:22:03.642 --> 00:22:04.082 I mean- 00:22:04.102 --> 00:22:08.262 Yeah, no, we are sponsoring Salt Cravings by making the show. 00:22:08.282 --> 00:22:09.542 Yeah, yeah, yeah. 00:22:09.542 --> 00:22:13.882 Hey, what if you just referred to all the content you made as being sponsored by yourself? 00:22:14.262 --> 00:22:16.282 It's all sponsored content now. 00:22:16.302 --> 00:22:17.342 Do you want to move on? 00:22:17.442 --> 00:22:19.042 I'm happy to move on with this. 00:22:20.302 --> 00:22:24.282 I just want to say there's a real problem. 00:22:24.822 --> 00:22:26.722 We are talking about a real phenomenon. 00:22:26.742 --> 00:22:27.302 Oh, yeah. 00:22:27.562 --> 00:22:31.122 I would highly recommend doing some reading on it if you don't know where to start. 00:22:32.002 --> 00:22:34.202 Hot Allostatic Load would be- 00:22:34.222 --> 00:22:39.582 Hot Allostatic Load would be just a good entry essay Yeah. 00:22:39.742 --> 00:22:42.362 It's something that is forever relevant. 00:22:42.442 --> 00:22:48.562 It's five years old at this point, and I just every year I think of it at least like three times. 00:22:50.842 --> 00:22:54.382 What's another, what's a craven that you were having? 00:22:54.402 --> 00:23:02.742 I don't typically do two, let's make a piece of media cravings in one episode. 00:23:03.142 --> 00:23:10.562 I have a solution before you even say what it is, this is just going to be DLC for the last media we made. 00:23:10.582 --> 00:23:12.762 Uh oh, no, it's not. 00:23:12.782 --> 00:23:15.342 Tell us your craven, Brianna. 00:23:15.362 --> 00:23:16.802 Or actually could be, I suppose. 00:23:17.082 --> 00:23:17.882 Tell us your craven. 00:23:18.562 --> 00:23:19.922 You know about frame narratives? 00:23:19.942 --> 00:23:24.562 So like telling a story from different perspectives? 00:23:25.362 --> 00:23:25.842 Sort of. 00:23:25.922 --> 00:23:33.122 It's like so there's a story happening, then there's another bigger kind of story that's happening within. 00:23:33.142 --> 00:23:35.522 A good example is like an A plot and a B plot. 00:23:35.982 --> 00:23:39.262 The Princess Bride is a frame narrative because it is a narrative. 00:23:39.282 --> 00:23:44.242 It is this grandpa reading the story to his son. 00:23:44.262 --> 00:23:46.922 But the story itself is the story. 00:23:47.422 --> 00:23:47.982 It's storyception. 00:23:48.002 --> 00:23:49.042 So there's a frame narrative. 00:23:49.482 --> 00:23:50.402 It's storyception. 00:23:50.462 --> 00:23:50.922 Yeah. 00:23:51.122 --> 00:23:57.182 So this is the DLC where NASA tells the story about a parkouring dinosaur. 00:23:58.102 --> 00:24:04.802 Except now you get to explore the dinosaurs coming back and setting up Jurassic Park. 00:24:05.222 --> 00:24:11.482 So you're sort of getting like one level, which is like in the past as NASA tells this story. 00:24:11.502 --> 00:24:13.882 And then the next level takes place at the present. 00:24:14.202 --> 00:24:14.562 Okay. 00:24:14.582 --> 00:24:15.622 And here's the best part. 00:24:15.822 --> 00:24:16.802 Here's the best part. 00:24:17.422 --> 00:24:21.882 In the past, it is a 3D platformer and you're playing a 3D platformer. 00:24:22.062 --> 00:24:24.202 In the present, it's like roller coaster tycoon. 00:24:25.962 --> 00:24:35.182 It's just a completely different game where you are setting up this Jurassic Park and it is completely unrelated to the 3D platformer. 00:24:35.442 --> 00:24:41.482 But if you pick up extra things in the 3D platformer levels, you get bonuses when you try and build the park. 00:24:41.542 --> 00:24:46.642 Like if you save the stegosaurus in the past, the stegosaurus comes to the future. 00:24:46.682 --> 00:24:47.542 That's how it works. 00:24:47.562 --> 00:24:48.082 Exactly. 00:24:48.722 --> 00:24:49.582 Exactly. 00:24:49.702 --> 00:24:55.882 The collectibles have a purpose because all of the collectibles help you have more stuff. 00:24:56.162 --> 00:24:58.582 You know, your coins, you have more money, right? 00:24:58.602 --> 00:25:00.642 I love when collectibles have a use. 00:25:01.262 --> 00:25:02.022 Me too. 00:25:02.122 --> 00:25:04.822 And they have a use when you're making the park. 00:25:05.482 --> 00:25:07.002 So what are our collectibles? 00:25:07.342 --> 00:25:08.842 Are they just other dinosaurs? 00:25:08.862 --> 00:25:10.302 They could be other dinosaurs. 00:25:10.322 --> 00:25:11.262 Dino bones. 00:25:11.462 --> 00:25:12.542 What if they're fossils? 00:25:12.622 --> 00:25:13.902 Yeah. 00:25:13.942 --> 00:25:17.982 You are collecting fossils to then fill up your park. 00:25:18.042 --> 00:25:19.962 It's sort of like Animal Crossing. 00:25:20.522 --> 00:25:22.002 What about this? 00:25:22.022 --> 00:25:26.542 You're in the past, you're doing some parkour, you collect your fossil and you bring it to the future. 00:25:26.982 --> 00:25:31.582 Then you turn the fossil into a dinosaur like Pokemon, you know, totally normal. 00:25:31.842 --> 00:25:35.782 And then you take that dinosaur back to the past and you can play as that dinosaur in the past. 00:25:35.822 --> 00:25:40.142 Anyways, this is a perfectly flawless game with a great narrative, 10 out of 10. 00:25:40.542 --> 00:25:48.922 I want to say, because one of the things, right, you're like, oh, if this is a story being told, then I guess you can't replay the levels or whatever and collect things, except you can. 00:25:49.202 --> 00:25:53.822 But every time you replay the levels, it starts with a NASA agent going, no, he's wrong. 00:25:53.842 --> 00:25:55.542 Here's what actually happened. 00:25:56.562 --> 00:25:59.382 God, it's just scientists well-actualing each other. 00:25:59.402 --> 00:26:05.082 Yeah, it is scientists well-actualing each other about the time that dinosaurs did parkour. 00:26:05.102 --> 00:26:08.762 Except it's not just earth, right? 00:26:08.782 --> 00:26:10.202 This is multiple worlds. 00:26:10.982 --> 00:26:12.462 This is multiple worlds. 00:26:12.522 --> 00:26:15.842 So is the park built on multiple worlds, or is it just built on earth? 00:26:16.002 --> 00:26:16.562 Yeah, sure. 00:26:16.842 --> 00:26:20.642 Every level is about you building each world's dinosaur park. 00:26:21.042 --> 00:26:23.482 Yeah, every world deserves a dinosaur park, Brianna. 00:26:23.502 --> 00:26:24.282 Don't be selfish. 00:26:24.602 --> 00:26:25.302 Yeah, you're right. 00:26:25.322 --> 00:26:26.662 Martian dinosaur parks. 00:26:27.142 --> 00:26:29.662 Plutonian dinosaur park. 00:26:29.782 --> 00:26:34.922 I thought you said plutonium, but I was thinking like, pollution. 00:26:35.542 --> 00:26:36.962 That's pollution, Clair. 00:26:37.242 --> 00:26:40.142 I don't support pollution, and neither do these dinosaurs. 00:26:40.862 --> 00:26:42.682 Pollution killed the dinosaurs? 00:26:43.802 --> 00:26:45.042 Pollution killed the dinosaurs. 00:26:46.402 --> 00:26:47.382 That's one of the things. 00:26:47.402 --> 00:26:54.062 NASA's like, yeah, and it was all these meteors falling down, and then another NASA's like, no, no, it was pollution. 00:26:54.082 --> 00:26:55.582 It was climate change. 00:26:55.982 --> 00:26:57.222 It was climate change. 00:26:57.242 --> 00:27:00.662 And then another one's like, actually it was climate change that was caused by the meteors. 00:27:00.702 --> 00:27:03.382 And the first two scientists go, no, you're wrong. 00:27:04.842 --> 00:27:07.162 And then one's just like, no, it was brain worms. 00:27:07.182 --> 00:27:08.942 And then you play the brain worm level. 00:27:11.642 --> 00:27:13.782 What planet is the brain worm level on? 00:27:13.982 --> 00:27:14.902 Wormtopia. 00:27:15.862 --> 00:27:19.202 Okay, now just give me a little bit of context. 00:27:19.242 --> 00:27:23.082 What planet in our solar system is called Wormtopia? 00:27:23.102 --> 00:27:25.462 It's the one between Earth and Arkan. 00:27:25.742 --> 00:27:28.522 Sorry, Earth and Arkan? 00:27:28.862 --> 00:27:30.122 Yeah, you got it. 00:27:30.142 --> 00:27:33.102 I didn't know Venus was called Wormtopia. 00:27:34.462 --> 00:27:35.362 Wormtopia. 00:27:36.482 --> 00:27:39.462 Men are from Mars, women are from Wormtopia. 00:27:41.242 --> 00:27:45.182 Look, I came from Wormtopia and I'm proud of my heritage. 00:27:48.462 --> 00:27:50.622 But I like this frame narrative. 00:27:50.642 --> 00:27:54.542 What is the finale of this frame narrative? 00:27:54.882 --> 00:27:56.822 Okay, what's happening to NASA? 00:27:56.842 --> 00:27:58.702 Why are they telling this story? 00:27:58.962 --> 00:28:00.762 Is this the return of the dinosaurs? 00:28:01.282 --> 00:28:02.062 It must be, right? 00:28:02.082 --> 00:28:04.422 We know the dinosaurs are in the mist of returning. 00:28:04.442 --> 00:28:05.302 Wait, I have an idea. 00:28:05.662 --> 00:28:09.202 The dinosaurs and NASA have to team up to fight against an alien invasion. 00:28:11.362 --> 00:28:14.842 And they have to do it by building dinosaur parks. 00:28:15.482 --> 00:28:16.862 Yeah, absolutely. 00:28:16.922 --> 00:28:18.262 How do you defeat aliens? 00:28:18.282 --> 00:28:22.382 You distract them with dinosaur parks so that you could like, I don't know, win. 00:28:22.582 --> 00:28:24.222 This is a great game, Brianna. 00:28:27.362 --> 00:28:30.202 Is this what all game writing rooms are like? 00:28:32.202 --> 00:28:37.162 And then you have to do this and then someone has to come in later and be like, okay, we can't fucking do that. 00:28:37.182 --> 00:28:38.262 This is too much. 00:28:38.282 --> 00:28:39.962 What are you talking about? 00:28:39.982 --> 00:28:51.242 And then it reveals, of course, that all of the dinosaur parks have pieces that help you build a super weapon to defeat the aliens. 00:28:51.762 --> 00:28:57.442 And then I was trying to build like a fun, like, we'll befriend the aliens with parks. 00:28:57.522 --> 00:29:00.042 And it was like, we'll kill them with a super weapon. 00:29:00.462 --> 00:29:02.482 It's just actually made out of dinosaurs. 00:29:02.482 --> 00:29:10.042 It's actually just like, what's that terrible horror story of like where people are wormed to each other? 00:29:10.242 --> 00:29:12.682 Human centipede, except now it's Dino centipede. 00:29:12.942 --> 00:29:13.562 Hate that. 00:29:13.562 --> 00:29:14.742 Hate that so much. 00:29:14.822 --> 00:29:15.742 Hate that so much. 00:29:16.002 --> 00:29:17.102 We just befriended them. 00:29:17.122 --> 00:29:19.722 There's no death or anything bad happening. 00:29:19.742 --> 00:29:21.042 It's all just friendship. 00:29:21.162 --> 00:29:23.002 Welcome to the Dino centipede. 00:29:23.022 --> 00:29:25.022 That's the name of this new game. 00:29:25.222 --> 00:29:25.822 No, it isn't. 00:29:26.042 --> 00:29:26.562 It is not. 00:29:27.082 --> 00:29:29.622 We already decided it's Super Rario Odyssey. 00:29:30.142 --> 00:29:33.702 Super Rario Odyssey DLC Dinosaur Centipede. 00:29:36.642 --> 00:29:37.242 Hate it. 00:29:37.262 --> 00:29:38.362 I hate it so much. 00:29:39.662 --> 00:29:41.862 It is a 3D platformer about friendship. 00:29:42.342 --> 00:29:45.222 A 3D platformer about friendship with dinosaurs and aliens. 00:29:45.242 --> 00:29:46.922 What more could you want? 00:29:47.162 --> 00:29:48.542 We need user feedback. 00:29:48.562 --> 00:29:54.382 We need to, you know, see the market, see how the market plays, and then we'll decide what the second DLC is. 00:29:54.982 --> 00:30:01.082 And I don't know, probably examine how the aliens are now helping us fight the shapeshifters. 00:30:01.682 --> 00:30:04.142 Oh, so you need to fight someone. 00:30:04.462 --> 00:30:05.242 Right, of course. 00:30:05.502 --> 00:30:07.982 Video games are about violence, Deanna. 00:30:08.502 --> 00:30:10.162 You can't just befriend the shapeshifters. 00:30:10.262 --> 00:30:11.902 How else are we going to get funding? 00:30:12.022 --> 00:30:14.982 Let me just check the markets and see what they think about all this. 00:30:15.082 --> 00:30:21.042 Okay, so what I'm getting for feedback here is that they think befriending the aliens is stupid and gay. 00:30:21.702 --> 00:30:25.202 That if you killed them, then that would be better. 00:30:25.222 --> 00:30:27.282 I mean, I'm stupid and gay, so I'm for this. 00:30:27.622 --> 00:30:31.542 Right, I think they're gamers, so they're meaning it derogatory. 00:30:32.122 --> 00:30:33.242 Oh, okay. 00:30:33.262 --> 00:30:34.842 I guess we gotta follow the markets. 00:30:35.142 --> 00:30:36.982 This is how video games get made, Clair. 00:30:37.062 --> 00:30:38.442 We can't have fun with it. 00:30:38.502 --> 00:30:40.302 You have to follow the markets. 00:30:41.022 --> 00:30:46.802 Okay, all right, we're just going to give all the dinosaurs guns and we're going to make them shoot each other. 00:30:46.902 --> 00:30:47.722 And that's the game. 00:30:49.242 --> 00:30:54.862 And it's no longer a 3D platformer because 3D platformers don't sell, so it's now a first-person dinosaur. 00:30:54.882 --> 00:30:56.542 It's just Call of Duty dinosaurs. 00:30:56.822 --> 00:30:58.082 Call of dinosaurs. 00:30:58.342 --> 00:30:59.122 Yeah, we did it. 00:30:59.122 --> 00:31:00.062 We did it, everyone. 00:31:00.082 --> 00:31:02.262 We've ruined the game with marketing. 00:31:07.282 --> 00:31:16.682 So my Craving that I want to share, that I think is fun, just like my last Craving was, is shout singing the song that is stuck in your head. 00:31:17.642 --> 00:31:20.782 Because sometimes you just need to let it go. 00:31:21.542 --> 00:31:21.962 You know? 00:31:26.042 --> 00:31:26.582 You know. 00:31:26.642 --> 00:31:27.442 Yeah, I get you. 00:31:27.482 --> 00:31:28.482 I wasn't gonna do it. 00:31:29.982 --> 00:31:30.462 Why not? 00:31:31.042 --> 00:31:35.522 Because I don't want to shout into my microphone, but you know, sometimes... 00:31:35.542 --> 00:31:38.862 Why do you not want to give the fans what they want? 00:31:39.402 --> 00:31:42.002 Because we could duet this. 00:31:42.022 --> 00:31:45.702 Hey, do you want to duet this off-sync over a video call? 00:31:46.642 --> 00:31:48.302 We can do this really well. 00:31:49.802 --> 00:31:52.302 I'm just hearing from the marketing. 00:31:52.422 --> 00:31:53.602 They really want to. 00:31:53.622 --> 00:31:58.502 Hey, it turns out everyone really wants this, and nobody is saying no. 00:31:58.522 --> 00:31:59.942 What I'm hearing is... 00:31:59.962 --> 00:32:01.782 I'm gonna count us in, Brianna. 00:32:01.802 --> 00:32:03.522 You ready? 00:32:03.762 --> 00:32:05.182 It sounds like you know the words. 00:32:05.202 --> 00:32:05.802 Let's go. 00:32:05.822 --> 00:32:06.262 All right. 00:32:06.282 --> 00:32:07.682 Three, two, one. 00:32:09.122 --> 00:32:09.942 Let it go. 00:32:11.982 --> 00:32:14.882 You're not singing along with me. 00:32:15.142 --> 00:32:20.102 I thought we were one, but you betrayed me. 00:32:20.802 --> 00:32:21.922 All right, so moving on. 00:32:22.242 --> 00:32:24.742 I'm actually just so synced up that I was... 00:32:24.762 --> 00:32:27.342 We were singing it in time exactly. 00:32:27.362 --> 00:32:29.002 You just couldn't hear it. 00:32:29.122 --> 00:32:34.522 I'm so glad I knew the words correctly so that you could sing along with me. 00:32:34.822 --> 00:32:35.782 That was really nice. 00:32:35.802 --> 00:32:36.982 Do you have this? 00:32:37.302 --> 00:32:43.262 And you're just on like a bus, and you're like, I want to sing right now, but nobody wants to hear that. 00:32:43.402 --> 00:32:44.602 Yeah, I've been there. 00:32:44.602 --> 00:32:45.182 I feel it. 00:32:45.182 --> 00:32:45.702 I feel it. 00:32:45.722 --> 00:32:46.282 I've been there. 00:32:46.582 --> 00:32:53.982 I feel like the thing that happens with this is when you like get a new fave song, a new song that you're like, holy shit, I'm vibing with this. 00:32:54.002 --> 00:32:58.522 I think my most recent one for that was Think About Things, that one. 00:32:58.542 --> 00:33:00.222 I don't know that one actually. 00:33:00.482 --> 00:33:06.722 It's a song that was supposed to be for Eurovision 2020 by Iceland, by like that nation. 00:33:07.822 --> 00:33:09.262 It's really good. 00:33:09.402 --> 00:33:10.522 It's a good song. 00:33:10.542 --> 00:33:14.982 I have definitely had that vibe of like, I just really am vibing with this. 00:33:15.002 --> 00:33:16.002 I want to dance to it. 00:33:16.022 --> 00:33:17.342 I want to sing along to it. 00:33:17.362 --> 00:33:19.962 I want to just be vibing with this song. 00:33:20.142 --> 00:33:21.582 Do you want to know my recent one? 00:33:21.802 --> 00:33:22.722 What's your recent one? 00:33:23.022 --> 00:33:24.602 It's Warriors by AJ. 00:33:24.862 --> 00:33:26.962 Ooh, good one, good one. 00:33:27.222 --> 00:33:29.562 Because I'm still fucking thinking about She-Ra. 00:33:30.062 --> 00:33:31.762 We're never not thinking about She-Ra. 00:33:31.782 --> 00:33:33.282 I rewatched season five. 00:33:33.342 --> 00:33:34.242 I'm screaming. 00:33:34.262 --> 00:33:39.282 It's better the second time. 00:33:40.042 --> 00:33:42.522 And I just want to sing Warriors all the time. 00:33:42.542 --> 00:33:44.862 Uh-huh, She-Ra good. 00:33:46.062 --> 00:33:47.382 Yes, it's good. 00:33:47.602 --> 00:33:49.562 I don't know what to say other than it's good. 00:33:50.022 --> 00:33:50.582 What if we... 00:33:50.782 --> 00:33:57.902 Okay, so you know in the child story that must not be named that you can extract your brain memories. 00:33:58.262 --> 00:34:05.402 What if you could pull the songs out of your head and put them in a little jar and then just sort of listen to them later? 00:34:05.422 --> 00:34:06.102 I don't know. 00:34:06.342 --> 00:34:09.882 Yes, you organize them in an order and it's a perfect playlist. 00:34:09.922 --> 00:34:11.142 It's your perfect playlist. 00:34:11.622 --> 00:34:13.362 This is my brain worms playlist. 00:34:13.702 --> 00:34:16.962 God, I want to make a brain worms playlist now. 00:34:17.522 --> 00:34:18.482 That's really good. 00:34:18.822 --> 00:34:24.322 The other alternative here that I see is you say this happens to you when you're in public like on the bus or whatever. 00:34:24.922 --> 00:34:27.482 What if we just on every bus had... 00:34:27.542 --> 00:34:30.062 And this is going to be great for kind of the state of the world as well. 00:34:30.482 --> 00:34:37.802 You have one seat that's in a glass sort of case, and you go into that, it's fully soundproof. 00:34:38.662 --> 00:34:42.182 And when you go into that seat, you can just go off. 00:34:44.322 --> 00:34:48.742 Oh, the ramifications of this is so wild though. 00:34:48.862 --> 00:34:50.302 They're so wild. 00:34:50.502 --> 00:34:52.942 There would be a lineup for the Screambox. 00:34:53.742 --> 00:34:55.342 There absolutely would be. 00:34:55.362 --> 00:35:01.782 I'd just be in there rocking out to the fucking Marielda theme, and this is a bunch of people. 00:35:01.902 --> 00:35:03.462 What the hell is going on? 00:35:05.062 --> 00:35:06.922 I love the lyrics to the Marielda theme. 00:35:07.082 --> 00:35:09.202 But I just sing the goddamn theme. 00:35:14.822 --> 00:35:21.882 That would just be me in the Screambox. 00:35:21.982 --> 00:35:24.502 You'll just make noises, but you won't sing with me, Brianna. 00:35:24.762 --> 00:35:25.962 I thought we were friends. 00:35:26.102 --> 00:35:27.342 I thought we were more than friends. 00:35:27.342 --> 00:35:29.042 I thought we were podcast hosts. 00:35:31.002 --> 00:35:40.162 Clair, I will sing with you absolutely anytime there's not a desync because of audio things and Discord. 00:35:40.462 --> 00:35:42.582 You want us to know something great? 00:35:42.842 --> 00:35:48.422 I one time convinced my entire work to sing Happy Birthday over video call, and then we did it. 00:35:49.322 --> 00:35:50.242 It was terrible. 00:35:50.262 --> 00:35:52.442 I was so happy. 00:35:53.502 --> 00:35:54.002 I didn't. 00:35:54.022 --> 00:35:54.502 I said it. 00:35:54.522 --> 00:35:56.262 I was like, we should sing Happy Birthday. 00:35:56.282 --> 00:35:59.542 And then I realized what I had said, and I realized we were on a video call. 00:35:59.562 --> 00:36:01.422 And I went, this is going to be a bad idea. 00:36:01.442 --> 00:36:02.522 But I was like, fuck it. 00:36:02.542 --> 00:36:03.762 We're going to we're going to all do it. 00:36:03.782 --> 00:36:04.522 It was awful. 00:36:04.542 --> 00:36:05.162 And I loved it. 00:36:05.182 --> 00:36:07.442 That sounds amazing. 00:36:07.462 --> 00:36:17.042 I can't wait till we have like instant Internet or whatever to such a degree that we can all sing karaoke at the exact same time. 00:36:17.202 --> 00:36:18.782 Technically, that's not possible. 00:36:18.802 --> 00:36:19.382 But love it. 00:36:19.402 --> 00:36:20.042 Yeah, that. 00:36:20.102 --> 00:36:21.102 No, that's totally possible. 00:36:21.502 --> 00:36:22.382 We're just going to do it. 00:36:22.462 --> 00:36:26.002 Like, you know how there's fiber optic Internet and how that's like better? 00:36:26.022 --> 00:36:30.222 What if we had Uber fiber optic cable? 00:36:30.362 --> 00:36:32.922 Uber fiber optic cable, sponsored by Uber. 00:36:33.342 --> 00:36:36.422 We drive your passengers, now let us drive your Internet. 00:36:36.622 --> 00:36:38.022 It's $400 a month. 00:36:38.602 --> 00:36:40.002 And also we have a monopoly. 00:36:40.022 --> 00:36:41.062 There's no other Internet. 00:36:41.122 --> 00:36:42.762 Yeah, we underpay our workers. 00:36:42.782 --> 00:36:44.822 Do you want to see what we can do with Internet now? 00:36:48.442 --> 00:36:51.062 No unions, just fiber optics. 00:36:53.062 --> 00:36:55.142 Funny jokes. 00:36:55.822 --> 00:36:56.422 Okay. 00:36:57.442 --> 00:37:02.022 Speaking of Uber, they're driving me a little crazy. 00:37:02.022 --> 00:37:03.962 So why don't you drive us out of here? 00:37:04.362 --> 00:37:04.742 Sure. 00:37:04.762 --> 00:37:07.402 Let me just get in the car because I can drive. 00:37:07.422 --> 00:37:09.582 Hey, Clair, get in the car with me. 00:37:09.722 --> 00:37:10.982 I could totally drive. 00:37:11.002 --> 00:37:12.942 I totally have a driver's license. 00:37:12.962 --> 00:37:14.702 All right, Brianna. 00:37:15.102 --> 00:37:22.042 Just before we drive off, and we're going to drive off because I can drive, let's just say thanks for listening to Salt Cravings. 00:37:22.442 --> 00:37:27.542 You can follow us on Twitter, Facebook, and Instagram at Salt Cravings. 00:37:27.822 --> 00:37:32.002 Oh, someone's just reached into the window here and given me a piece of paper. 00:37:32.022 --> 00:37:39.982 It says, if you want to submit a craving, you can send it to submissions at saltcravings.com. 00:37:40.322 --> 00:37:42.022 Weird, weirdly relevant. 00:37:42.042 --> 00:37:44.142 I don't know why this person gave me this paper. 00:37:44.162 --> 00:37:45.902 Hey, I'm just getting a piece of paper as well. 00:37:45.922 --> 00:37:48.402 And this one says, you can leave us. 00:37:48.822 --> 00:37:54.162 It would be great if you left us a rating or review on your podcast app of choice. 00:37:54.722 --> 00:37:57.602 That's, wow, that would be super helpful. 00:37:57.602 --> 00:37:58.822 I didn't even think about that. 00:37:58.882 --> 00:38:01.662 Wow, people just keep putting paper in this car. 00:38:02.462 --> 00:38:06.202 They must think it's like a shredder or something, this totally normal car. 00:38:06.222 --> 00:38:16.162 This one just says, go donate to any of the links in the description and also that Black Lives Matter and racial justice is important. 00:38:16.562 --> 00:38:18.502 Alright, and with that, ACAB! 00:39:41.217 --> 00:39:43.977 It's beautiful. 00:39:55.805 --> 00:39:56.585 Absolutely.