Distractible Travel Guide: Cincinnati
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What is the main theme of the Distractible Travel Guide: Cincinnati episode?
Good evening, gentle listener, and welcome to Distractible. This episode, Bumbling Bob builds his March Madness, and the Terrific Triad trade tour tips. Wishing Wade stocks up on Scout Snacks, berates Babel Coasters, Crackers, Ballers, and Ass Chili. Monstrous Mark the Render Ranger gets railed by the Power People. Miss Lays Tyler favors Phantoms and rags La Rosas. From sartorial satisfaction to plush parks. Yes! It's time for Distractible Travel Guide Cincinnati. Now sit back and prepare to be distracted and enjoy the show.
Hello and welcome back to, for some reason, another episode of Distractible. Couldn't tell you why, it just keeps happening. My name is Bob, I'll be your host for today. I'm the host because I won the last one, and the way this works is, the host is the winner. Oh, and the winners for this one are going to be either Mark or Wade, because that's the other part of how this works.
Others and the host is the winner, like laying the foundation for you to win.
I win because I'm the host. I'm the host because I win. I host this one. I win this one. I host the next one. I'm the host forever because all I do is win, win, win, and so on.
What a tautology. Can I comment on something? The listeners are going to weep because I'm going to mention another visual thing. But our shirt color combination is just very pleasant. It's very striking. It's more colorful than we usually are. And yet they match up quite nicely. I think that this is going to be maybe our best episode ever because of that.
We have like a red, a sky, an aqua, and then what, a burnt orange? It's almost a traffic light.
Blue means go. Everyone knows that. It's more, it's green to me. I said almost. I'm not yellow, obviously. Blue almost means go. Everyone knows that. Editors, turn us into a traffic light. It's good to be back on top, boy. Perfect. I do have to agree with you, Mark. I like the colors of our shirts. I'm just going to throw this out there. This is accidentally day three of this shirt. James was up in the middle of the night last night, so I didn't go to bed till four o'clock. Accidentally slept in, had to go get the dog's medicine. Didn't end up getting the dog's medicine. Still wearing the same shirt. Life is going really well over here for me. And for the listeners out there, I want to comment. We sound really good today. I might sound completely different.
Do I sound different to you guys? I'm on a new mixer. I'm on the beacon setup now. I got the same mic, but I got the things. Do I sound any different? Better? Worse? Happier?
Honestly, I didn't notice a difference. I would have to have an A-B comparison. I don't have...
My goal was to make it basically similar. I will say Sam, our lead editor, texted me and said that my mic has been clipping in the last few recordings and that he asked me to check that. And so if you hear any clipping during today's episode, it's because I'm incompetent and I don't know how to set up my microphone. And it's all Sam's fault. Sam will fix it. Anyway, how are you guys doing?
Small talk? Tired. I'm good. I have an update on my many hobbies.
Which one is it? 3D guns?
3D guns? Ammo farm? Where are we going? Look, it's about the render farm. It's been working delightfully, finally, after four floor air conditioners, two wall air conditioners, that sumbitch is actually staying at a steady temperature. But the harsh realities of operating a render farm... You built a freezer? It's not that cold, man, even with all this. I woefully underestimated how much cooling was necessary. But I have another problem entirely. I got my power bill. Oh, no! Did the seven air conditioners raise it slightly? It's been up and down because we've been testing it, but we haven't been running it. So the past month has been the first time it's been like running every day, chugging, you know, beautiful renders. My power bill was $3,000.
Is your solar working or?
Yeah, it is.
I bet you wish you were a man with five ovens instead of a man with seven air conditioners now, don't you?
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Chapters
4 chapters
1
What is the main theme of the Distractible Travel Guide: Cincinnati episode?
0:00–10:28
2
Who are the hosts and how is the hosting determined?
10:28–17:24
3
What are some humorous anecdotes from the hosts about their personal lives?
17:24–51:27
4
How does Mark manage his render farm challenges?
51:27–1:07:11