Wedding's and Car's
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Technical Troubles and Movie Chats
Scott and Burke discussed technical issues with Scott's computer, which he had been working on for several days. Scott shared his experience working at a church installing lighting and sound systems, and mentioned he had been unable to prepare for the show due to his computer problems. Burke briefly mentioned his busy work week, having sold 9 cars in the past week and a half. They also had a casual conversation about the movies 2001: A Space Odyssey and 2010.
Death Pool and Car Talk
Scott and Burke discussed recent deaths, including Tim Curry being added to Scott's death pool list. They also talked about Burke's dog, Roscoe Hamilton, who recently passed away. Scott shared his experience with a tire replacement and car issues. Burke mentioned that his daughter, Sam, is interested in Formula 1. They briefly discussed Zoom background settings and video trimming. The conversation concluded with a satirical news update featuring fake reports on various topics, including the Gaza Strip, Ukraine War, and celebrity relationships.
Video Editing and Fair Humor
Scott and Burke discussed technical issues with video uploads and editing software, including the use of DaVinci Resolve for video editing. They also shared a humorous monologue about Big Tex, a character from the State Fair of Texas, which included a mock eulogy. Scott mentioned that he needed to update his DaVinci Resolve software and asked Burke to log into their website to access a recommendation list for TV shows.
80s Fashion and TV Nostalgia
Scott and Burke briefly discussed old TV shows and fashion from the 1980s, particularly noting the 80s-style clothing in Northern Exposure. Scott mentioned needing to use the restroom and left the conversation.
Podcast Growth and Format Adjustments
Scott and Burke discussed the success of their podcast, noting a significant increase in downloads over the past few days, potentially reaching the required 500 downloads per month for monetization. They reviewed analytics data, which showed that many listeners stop after the first 45 minutes, leading Scott to adjust the format accordingly. Burke emphasized that the podcast is primarily a way for them to catch up and have fun, regardless of listener numbers. They also briefly discussed a recent episode featuring Kaylee, who enjoyed her time with the group.
Scott's Spending and Budget Choices
Scott and Burke discussed their recent spending habits, with Scott revealing he spent around $2,500, including $400 on a hotel room and $100 on cigarettes. They also talked about Scott's upcoming purchase of purple Stacy Adams loafers for a friend's 1920s-themed wedding, and his decision to skip buying $115 boots to stay within budget. The conversation concluded with a brief mention of Franklin and Richard, who are both from North Carolina.
Government Shutdown and Bluetooth Tech
Scott and Burke discussed various topics, including sports, government shutdowns, and technology. Scott expressed frustration about the federal government potentially shutting down despite recent funding measures, questioning whether promises made about avoiding shutdowns were truthful. They also talked about Bluetooth technology, with Scott sharing his experience with a strong-performing Bluetooth antenna and Burke discussing his positive experience with Samsung earbuds for use with his computer. Scott mentioned his intention to purchase a Bluetooth belt pack to keep his earbuds connected while on the move.
Wedding Plans and Social Updates
Scott and Burke discussed various topics, including a potential government shutdown, Bluetooth audio devices, and clothing options for an upcoming wedding. Scott ordered a purple paisley shirt online and shared his preferences for local bars and past birthday celebrations. They briefly mentioned Delaney's happiness at the brewery and the social dynamics at Joe's Bar. The conversation concluded with a mention of waiting for a video to finish processing.
Sponsorship and Racing Equipment Plans
Scott and Burke discussed their sponsorship plans for the upcoming year, agreeing to give both teams $500 each. They also talked about a new radio setup for cars, which Scott agreed was necessary. Burke mentioned he might buy his own radio headset, while Scott expressed interest in a double muff headset for better sound quality. They briefly discussed Nick's racing team, noting that he might need more financial support, as he was a fireman and had limited resources.
Automotive Industry Inventory Challenges
Scott and Burke discussed several topics, including car inventory challenges at Stellantis, which has 197 days of inventory and 17,000 unsold cars. They highlighted concerns about Nissan's lack of new car launches and its struggling Infinity brand, while noting that Honda, Toyota, and Hyundai are in better shape with faster inventory turnover. They also planned to feature racing topics on their show next week, including an interview with Art Spahn, and discussed the disestablishment of HM12, a Navy squadron, as part of a planned show about airborne mine countermeasures transitioning to autonomous boats.
Jaguar's Electric Vehicle Transition
Burke and Scott discussed the decline of Jaguar and Land Rover, noting that Jaguar will reduce its car lineup to one model, the F-Pace, before transitioning to electric vehicles in 2026. They compared various SUV models, including the Range Rover, QX60, and QX80, focusing on dimensions, features, and pricing. The conversation concluded with a plug for their show and a mention of upcoming travel plans.