Dreamcast 64: Stay the Course

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Here’s the latest episode where we talk about a bunch of random stuff:

  • The Cubs’ recent hot streak
  • Performances of various players including Seiya Suzuki and Mike Tauchman
  • The bullpen maybe finally getting it together
  • New rules stuff
  • Respect to Joey Votto and the Reds
  • Cubs potential All-Stars

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  1. andcounting

    I am officially to the point where the really old players in MLB are still five years younger than I am. (dying laughing).

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  2. berselius

    andcounting,

    Zambrano was always my guy for this, too bad he’s been out of the league for a decade (dying laughing). I’ve still got Rich Hill, Nelson Cruz, and (ugh) Waino to make me feel young.

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  3. Perkins

    berselius,

    I bought a Schwarber jersey after the 2016 World Series and had that moment when I realized it was the first (and only) jersey I’d bought of a player younger than myself. Felt like the first time I heard “Smells Like Teen Spirit” on a classic rock station.

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  4. Perkins

    Nationals notwithstanding, the Reds’ schedule over the next month looks a lot tougher than what they’ve faced of late.

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  5. Perkins

    Rice Cube,

    I gotta think that if I were ever to blow a quarter of a million dollars to ride in a poorly engineered piece of technology, I’d much rather see space than an old sunken boat before getting crushed or blown up.

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    Rice Cube

    I will confess that I have done very little direct “research” into this submarine/submersible thing, but based on what I have seen and been shown by the wife, they’re literally sardines in a can curled up uncomfortably in a tube with a guy driving using a Playstation (or whatever) controller while there isn’t even a good viewing port except for the one window that apparently is made of plexiglass not even rated for that depth. They have to watch most of the ocean stuff on a monitor. They could have just sent down a camera and watched it while sipping champagne on their yacht deck and not having their knees lock up, or, you know, dying of lack of oxygen or being crushed by thousands of pounds of water pressure?

    I don’t understand how rich people brains work.

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    Rice Cube

    Rice Cube,

    So I was watching a Mark Rober video where he was tracking one of his various glitter bombs and it seems certain car thieves use a weakness of tempered glass to shatter them, so if orcas figured out how to do that with their snouts on that one porthole they had…

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  8. Perkins

    Rice Cube:

    I don’t understand how rich people brains work.

    I think once someone has made enough money to be immune to scarcity forever and pretty much always be told “yes,” the game shifts to doing things even other stupidly rich people haven’t. Bragging rights, as on a playground.

    I recently read an article about the dietary habits of the insanely wealthy and how many of them basically eat like picky children. I wouldn’t be surprised if taking the kind of risks only children with no concept of mortality usually engage in is the only way for them to get a dopamine hit.

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