How Long Do We Have Left? The Uplifting Death Predictor App
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What is the main topic discussed in this episode?
Howdy doody doody doody.
What challenges does Caitlin face while searching for a new home?
It's the Jan Arden Podcast. I'm here with Caitlin Green, Sarah Burke.
How do summer activities in Iceland differ from other places?
I am in Iceland, Reykjavik.
What cultural discoveries arise during the World Cup excitement?
It is a very hot summer day here.
How does commercialization impact hydration breaks in sports?
It is 15 degrees.
What is the significance of discussing mortality and legacy?
Caitlin and Sarah.
How does the Memento Mori app predict life expectancy?
Caitlin, for now, is still in front of her brick wall, which tells me she's still in her house, but they've got days to go. We're going to do a catch up.
What philosophical insights does Travis share about life and death?
Sarah Burke, I believe, is in the West Fjords. No, where are you? Where are you, Sarah?
Georgian Bluffs. No, I'm in Wyerton right now. I'm at dance.
Yep. Love that. Catch up. Caitlin, what's going on? Tell us everything.
You just made me sad when I realized that this will be the last time I'm in front of my brick wall.
We're going to get you a brick wall thing. Me and Sarah are working on it. We're going to do... AI.
We're going to do it the most easy.
Yeah, AI.
It's the most easily AI'd background. Like the majority of people, when I first log into like a meeting or if I'm doing like a remote recording, will assume that it's fake. And then I reach behind and touch it. And they're like, oh, are you outside? And they think I'm like standing outside next to a house in an alley. And I'm like, no, I'm indoors in my place. So it's been on my wishlist for the imaginary house that hopefully we have by September to have like some sort of a statement wall that I can record in front of. But I don't know that I'll get like heritage brick again. Yeah. So right now, have you packed up the house?
Has that happened yet?
No. No, we have packing supplies. I'm behind. I'm a little behind, as is the case. As is the case when you start a new job and have a toddler and you're just fighting for your life. And so you're like, we're going to have to throw everything into boxes at the last second.
What about movers that come and do everything?
It is the modern world. We've done as much of that as we can. But having recently paid for the same service for my mom when she moved out of her house, I still had to go there and be like boots on the ground the days around her moving. And I am just directing traffic, throwing things in boxes, like moving my mom from her house, which had more stuff than our place, into her condo that she's now in. It was like it was the most intense period, like a 24 hour period.
You're preaching to the converted over here.
Yeah, exactly. So, you know, you know, the pain and everyone listening who's moved. I mean, we cite moving as being the biggest.
Sarah's next. In 10 years or less than that, you will be. Well, God forbid, maybe they'll kick their clogs in the house that they're in and you can deal with that shit when they're gone. But, you know, chances are they might downsize and they might decide, you know what, we're going to live in the cottage. We're going to winterize it. We're going up there. I mean, yeah. Anyway, I'm sorry to hear that.
Yeah. So it's it's it's very it is stressful. But again, I I'm steadfast in my belief that something good is going to come along. And I'll tell you. If for all the trauma I've been through in my life, one thing I have is the scientific razor sharp ability to compartmentalize and still get through the day. So everyone I talk to is like, you should be more stressed. And I'm like, oh, I have devastating, crippling stress. But it still means that the sun comes up. I got to go to work and the bills have to get paid. So like Will needs to eat lunch. Like, I don't know what to tell you. I got to keep doing stuff.
Yeah.
Can I also just say that maybe something like TaskRabbit, who's one of our new sponsors, like you can hire them to do a specific task if you don't trust like a moving company, right? So you could be like, hey, I'm giving you these boxes. I have you for this amount of time. This is your task.
The thing it is, Caitlin punched in, need help to get out of bed. So, you know, TaskRabbit just said, listen, it's against our personal hygiene policies to touch you while you're sleeping. And that's a hard no.
Deliver my new increased dose of SSRI, TaskRabbit. I mean, maybe TaskRabbit will come in handy when I finally find a place.
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Chapters
8 chapters
1
What is the main topic discussed in this episode?
0:11–0:13
2
What challenges does Caitlin face while searching for a new home?
0:13–0:16
3
How do summer activities in Iceland differ from other places?
0:16–0:18
4
What cultural discoveries arise during the World Cup excitement?
0:18–0:21
5
How does commercialization impact hydration breaks in sports?
0:21–0:25
6
What is the significance of discussing mortality and legacy?
0:25–0:27
7
How does the Memento Mori app predict life expectancy?
0:27–0:34
8
What philosophical insights does Travis share about life and death?
0:34–37:59