SMA showing you set the cruise control here, well, radar cruise control.
I am currently come on, let me click the mic all right, I'm
gonna pin it up here in the visor and we'll see how this works.
So my mouth hasn't aimed to exactly right at the microphone at the moment,
but hopefully it'll pick it up. I am cruising down Texas Highway eighty seven
right now. I am along the Gulf coast. The Gulf of Mexico is
currently to my right as I travel northeast. We are on the Bolivar Peninsula,
and I'm at work right now. I've worked for the Houston Museum and
Natural Science, as y'all know, and I am on a on a work
it's a workday, and we decided let's go birding. Let's go bird watching
down near Galveston in the Bolivar Peninsula. Bolivar, however you want to pronounce
it. So, yeah, that's what we're doing. There's a bunch of
cows grazing in a field left to me. This is a very kind of
coastal Texas setting here. If you can imagine very flat. You got the
ocean on one side, you got cows on the other, a lot of
houses, a lot of beach houses. That's kind of the what we got
going on here right now. So, yes, we are bird watching.
We came down I don't even know, since I'm not a birder, I
don't know exactly and specifically what we came down here to see. But it's
fun. Nonetheless, got my cargo pants on, and my fishing T shirt,
which is basically just a long sleeve shirt that breathed really well to protect
you from the sun. My solar powered fan hat. There's basically a solar
panel on the top of the hat that runs a little fan that blows air
over the top of my bald head. But it's very pleasant. Right now,
it is a perfect whatever is it outside? It is seventy degrees outside
right now, seventy degrees sonny. I wish I had video to go along
with this video or with this podcast here, but anyways, that's my setting.
I'm trying to paint the picture in your mind a little bit for you.
But what I actually wanted to talk about today, I got a message
on x from my good friend Asoff, who is from Israel. He lives
in Tel Aviv. He safe right now. But yeah, thoughts and prayers,
if you are the type to pray and keep people in your thoughts pray
for as offf' that's a difficult situation down there, to say the least.
And I don't mean to make an understatement about it or diminish the severity of
it. But yeah, So anyways, he sent me a message on x
basically asking about gaming handtaeilds handheld PCs, specifically the Steam Deck the other devices
that are coming out. So you know, GPD releases a lot of a
lot of handheld gaming PCs. I've got my GPD Win Max two that I've
had since twenty twenty two, twenty twenty three, one of the first GPD
Win Max to come out pecause there's a twenty twenty four version coming out now
with the I believe it's the seventy seventy eight forty U from AMD. My
GPD Win Max two is the sixty eight hundred U and the GPU is a
sixty eight hundred M absolutely fantastic Cantel gaming PC. So anyways, ASoft was
asking me about handteld gaming PCs, he wants to buy one for somebody,
and if I had any experience with them, or what has been my experience
thus far. And I told him what I want to tell all of y'all
that I have experience with the steam Deck, and I have experience with GPD
pockets, the GPD one Max two and other GPD devices. And I also
have the a Seuss rog Ally with the Z one Extreme processor in there,
which I think is just a kind of a differently bend a It's very slightly
different from the seventy eight forty U whatever it's. The Z one Extreme is
functionally very similar to another one of AMD's chips. It's just kind of more
efficient or whatever. I did an episode on the rg ally and the Z
one Extreme a few months ago from Virginia. So anyways, I told this
off. I've had a lot of experience with the rog ally and GPD pocket
GPD devices and other Windows handhelt and Android handhelds for that matter, and Raspberry
pies and all sorts of things. So the rog Ally that that was why
my recommendation to him. I said, I've the steam Deck's great, everything
else is great, but I live with the r O g Ally the z
Z one Extreme addition, and it is absolutely fantastic. He said. One
of his requirements was one of his wish on the wish list here was was
that he would be able to or the person he's getting it for, would
be able to use this as a PC. What has my experience been plugging
a gaming hand he held and using it as a everyday a PC, and
I told him it functions great as a workstation. The rog ally Z one
Extreme. I was very specific. I said, if you are going to
get an ally, this is kind of my advice to anybody. If you're
going to get an rg ally, get the Z one Extreme version. Don't
get the cheaper Z one version. You really want the Z one Extreme version
because that has a much better GPU among other things. But yeah, the
graphical horsepower of the Z one Extreme is night and day more powerful than the
normal Z one version. So I recommend the Z one Extreme. I have
the Z one Extreme. I kind of wanted to do a follow up podcast
on my experience using the rg ally with the Z one Extreme as a howard
functions as it kind of a daily driver, and I can report that it
functions perfectly. You what I told this often, what I tell all y'all
too, is it pairs so beautifully with my Thunderbolt dock, my Thunderbolt hub
type C hub, all of that, so I have all my external hard
drives running properly. I've got all my peripherals plugged in, so I've got
dual monitors running off of my Thunderbolt dock. Four K sixty absolutely wonderful.
I am backing up here in a minivan, which is hold on, I'm
trying to get out of the way of my coworker's big old truck because we
obviously pulled down the wrong street. So you're hearing me backing up a minivan
while I talk to you about the Z one Extreme. I need to see
if I might need to roll down the window and talk to Mike. If
I do, I will probably just let you all in on our discussion,
unless it's something proprietary, which I doubt it. I think literally, we're
just trying to go to the correct spot right now. But yeah, the
zer one Extreme functions beautifully as a daily driver workstation. I edit four K
videos with it. They're not super intensive edits. The four K edits I've
done on the rog Ally Z one Extreme are not like super intense four K
edits. They are very basic four K edits, but it handles them like
a breeze. Even if I use DaVinci Resolve and davincey Resolve runs an absolute
treat on the Z one Extreme on the rog Ally z one Extreme edion eight
core, sixteen threads that six eight a M GPU. I keep my GPU.
You can dedicate how as much of the RAM as you need to it.
My Z one Extreme our g ally zeron Extreme of sixteen gigabytes of DDR
five RAM, and I allocate three gigabytes of it. Apparently, if you
go, I I set three gigabytes of it towards VRAMP. That seems to
be the sweet spot. Things that I've read on Reddit, I think that
you read around the internet. That's kind of the typical case. Here.
Now, I'm gonna strap this microphone to my shirt and I'm gonna walk up
and see what we're doing with Mike here, team leader. We're basically at
a bay right now. There's a bunch of egrets and cranes and seabirds and
things. But yeah, let me clip this to my shirt real quick,
and let's go Candid, Let's talk to Mike. Let's see what's going on.
Bring you along with me for this podcast. Here. All right,
I'm exiting my vehicle. Did I turn it off? Turn it off?
So don't beep at me as I get out here. All right, let's
see what's going on. Definitely on private property. Let's see what else.
So we're looking for the the Bay Grants the Life. It's the long Long
Spur, collared Long Spur. Thats the one that was on the news,
and everyone's like the people solved here, I'm lets do all right, I'll
wait for all all right, you got all right? So we're just plugging
in the new courtin. It's apparently we went the wrong direction, but it's
not not a big deal. Everything's kind of well. I was gonna say
everything's kind of nearby down here. That is not the truth at all.
The Texas coastline goes for hundreds of miles, but we are I don't know
if you heard in the conversation that we just had about nineteen minutes away from
our next stop to look for the chestnut ridge something chestnut whatever. Oh,
there goes a barge. I should be recording video of this. There goes
a barge over there. Anyways, all right, back to the Z one
extreme I've been. I've been using it. Ooh, Mike, Oh,
he just drove over a big old brick. That's fine, a railroad road
piece of railroad would I don't know what railroad tie. It's not a tie.
Is it a tie? Yeah? Railroad type? You drive a spike
into it because the rails all right. Anyways, Mike drove over it,
and I think he knocked over a sign. I don't know. But anyways,
we're nineteen minutes away from apparently where we need to go next, or
where we should be. I think we're gonna post up there once you get
there and need some lunch. Sorry. Back to rog ally in my experienced
daily drive, and I have edited four K video with it, I have
allocated as I was mentioning before I got out of the vehicle that I said
it the sweet spot on the sixteen gigabyte model seems to be setting the v
RAM, allocating three gigabytes to v RAM that leaves, you know, twelve
thirteen gigabytes left over for Windows to use and for games to use. Three
gigabyte seems to be the sweet spot. I usually when I'm in handheld mode,
and that's one of the reason why I recommend that the RG ally to
manybody curious. Right now, out of all the crop of current handhelds,
you can get a Z one Extreme and a Z one don't get a Z
one, But I'm just saying both of the models are frequently on sale.
A soft in Israel said that he saw one for sale for the equivalent of
less than five hundred US dollars for a Z one Extreme, and I was
like, yeah, that's that's a bargain all day long. So, yes,
it is a little bit more expensive than a steam deck, but it
is much much, much more powerful than a steam deck. So when I
have it hooked up in workstation mode to my Thunderbolt hub and I have got
the dual screen monitors and o lead displays and all my hard drives and hooked
up to the NAZ and all sorts of whatever, it works beautifully as a
as my work PC all day long, up to and including editing four K
videos. Ten ADP videos wouldn't even break a sweat four K videos. It
is more than doable, and I have a very pleasant time when I edit
a four K video on my rog ally. So, but when I'm done
for the day and I unhook it. I don't need it running obviously.
The screen in is like a twelve hundred P screen. I don't think it's
not for definitely not four K, but I think it's twelve hundred if not
nineteen much twenty. I gotta look it up anyways, I en handheld mode
when I undock it. When I unplug it from the thunderbowlt Hub, I
like to run in seven to twenty P because it's a seven inch screen.
I'm almost certain it's a seven inch screen. This time I went back a
double check seven inch screen and seven twenty P seven inches quite frankly looks great
and you save a bit on the battery life. Looking from seven to twenty
P to ten EIGHTP on that screen doesn't I can't tell a whole mess of
difference. I'm usually running emulators anyways. You know, Super Mario Brothers three,
is it really gonna look much better at ten eighty as it does at
seven twenty Because I believe Super Mario brother a native resolution is two hundred P
if that might not even be that it's very low resolution. So super My
Brothers three anys at seven twenty P looks fantastic for you antiastic. Yeah,
I don't think I could pull out in this time. This is one of
the things about and this is kind of whe're gonna more geek therapy radio,
you know on the cuff, like this gets kind of funny, is that?
Uh? Now, I'm at a tea intersection here, and you're just
hearing me vamp. Well, I'm at a t intersection of two lane interstate
and it's not even an interstate, it's just a Texas Coastal highway. I
am now probably half mile behind who I'm supposed to be following. So there
we go. I'm getting the phone call from Mike right now. Let me
see what he's got to say. It's up, Mike. Hey, dude,
I see you're back there a little bit. Yeah, we're Texas eighty
seven for thirteen miles. Okay, so you're on this for for a spell,
all right? Yeah, man, just all right, just call me
where you turn off? I guess. Okay, do you have your next
turn on here? What is it? It's eighty seven until Yacht Basin.
Yeah. Oh okay, so I can the other Yeah, so I could
just tell GPS take me to Yacht Basin. Yeah, probably twelve miles from
here. Yeah, yacht Basin. Okay, awesome, all right, cool
man, cool see you there? All right, brother, alright, see
you bye. What's the speed limit here? I don't want to get a
ticket. Is this a cop? No, that's just a Cadillac. Oh,
it's listening to me. Take me to yacht Basin. There we go
nine minutes. Google for the wind. Oh it's fifty five miles an hour
long here? Okay, So back to rg ally where even freaking was I?
Oh? Yeah, emulators look great at seven twenty P. When I'm
in handheld mode, I usually play at seven to twenty P, even when
I'm playing something like, oh gosh, what is it? Man? What's
the game teardown? I've been playing, you know a lot of teardown recently,
especially with Riker. Teardown looks amazing and runs amazing on the rog ally.
The other thing is even at someone seven twenty p looks amazing, just
wonderful. Did you know that teardown? It looks amazing. Obviously, it
looks amazing. It's kind of, I don't know, for somebody who's not
kind of familiar, it's kind of it's pixely, kind of like mind minecrafty
in my kind of way, it used all these little blocks to build the
world. Anyway, it's teardown. It's amazing and it looks amazing. And
guess what that One of the common questions that people ask about teardown I've seen
in their key a on the website and everything, is what what are you
using for ray tracing? What is more efficient for the rate? Should I
use a m D for the raate tracing? Or are you are you more
coded towards in videos ray tracing and all that, and the response from the
the studio that makes tear down, which I forget what the studio is is
that neither it's it's all proprietary. It is whatever the engine they're using is
what they've designed. They're not using you know, Uh, it's it's not
going to help the ray tracing capability whether you're using in video versus a m
D, because the code is not written for in video or a m D.
It's it's written for both. It's there. It's their code that they
develop for their rate tracing, which looks like absolutely incredible. It's crazy how
good it looks. We are not that close to yacht basin. No,
my maps is telling me I need to turn here. Man, you're listening.
This is just geek therapy radio. That's how we find then make a
U turn. Yeah, I guess it's them. No, that's not it.
That's a that's a yoda and that make a U turn. Now one
thousand feet turn right onto west lane. That ain't them. They're not a
yacht basin. That's that was too close somedays. Yeah, tear down.
It doesn't use unreal engine, doesn't use anything like that as their own proprietary
engine and it's their own proprietary rate tracing and whatever. So when I play
it on the Z one Extreme, this is kind of what I'm going with
this rog al I. You can everything about it is very customable, so
you can customize the TDP, you can customize all sorts of things on it.
And I typically run it at seven watts, which is I believe the
lowest about you can go is running at seven watts. That's that's that's gonna
run ninety nine percent of all the emulators. I'm gonna run seven watts,
get all the battery life out of it. Seven to twenty p sixty frames
a second, lock the screen, you know, sink the screen to sixty
frames is a seven to twenty seven watts. It runs very good bat Ree
life in that setup. Also, since you can tweak the TDP on the
fly as needed. When I'm gonna run something like teardown. Teardown doesn't run
great on seven watts, bump that up to it runs. It runs good
at ten watts. It runs great at fifteen watts. Fifteen watts is the
sweet spot for the rog all I. Fifty watts is a sweet spot for
a lot of of the U chips, the APU chips, the sixty eighty
U seven d A forty U whatever from AMD. Fifteen watts is like the
butter the buttermark. You can go all the way up to I believe thirty
five watts. I think you can go up to thirty peak to thirty eight
watts really, which is insane inside of a handheld. But yeah, fifteen
watts is like that sweet spot where things it's very it's diminishing returns when you
go to anything above fifteen watts that every pretty much ninety percent of anything you
ever want to do is gonna run great at fifteen watts. And then if
you need the extra headroom. You can bump it up to thirty five thirty
eight wats I think is the max. It peaks at thirty eight wants,
but you can. You can set the water jellawhip just to live at thirty
five watts, just to keep it all the way cranked the whole time at
thirty five wants. That's I would do twenty eight thirty twenty eight to thirty
five wats whatever. If I'm gonna be doing video editing sessions, I'd probably
just leave it on automatic. You know, you can bober and just pull
as much power as it's But yeah, so if I'm running something like an
emulator like any as emulator, I'm running at seven watts. If I'm running
tear Down, I'm gonna bump it up to ten fifteen watts to have a
smooth experience there. If I want to even better experience, I can bump
it up to thirty five watts, but it's kind of diminishing returns if I
want those extra If you rames per second, you can do that for sure,
but I typically keep it about fifteen wants for playing a game like Teardown.
Rocket League runs great at fifteen watts, so it works beautifully as a
workstation PC. The RGLI works beautifully as a workstation PC. If you can
only buy one computer, you know, and you want something that's going to
fit the bill, Like you're wondering if you can get a game, a
Windows gaming hand held and still be able to do real computer things with it.
Absolutely one hundred percent you can that performance. Let's say if this was
a laptop for under five hundred dollars, I mean a soft he said that
he was able to find one for the equivalent of like five hundred and eighty
US dollars. Do you want extreme sixteen gigabyte whatever for under five hundred dollars?
The performance is on par very very close to, if not better than
a lot of other models. Like, if you're going to buy a laptop
under five hundred dollars, what kind of performance would you expect that of it?
I bet you you can get an eight core, sixteen thread five hundred
dollar laptop all day long with the same probably rise in sixty eight hundred rise
in seventy eight forty chip in there, and it's you're going to get the
same performance whether it's a handteld gaming PC or the laptop as long as that
chip in there is the same the seven eight forty U sixty eight hundred U
Z one extreme whatever five hundred dollars for a gaming handtuff for the rog ally
is going to get you the same performance as a laptop of the same price
point, so you can be a safe bet there. The drawbacks, of
course, are going to be that you have effectively only the one Thunderbolt port
on the top. There's an OCULNK port also up there too if you want
to hook up to an external GPU with even more bandwidth than thunderbolts. But
you are trading ports in io if you want to get a gaming handteld versus
a laptop. Obviously a laptop's going to have more USB ports, more Type
C ports, You're going to have the maybe an SD card reader in there,
but that's all kind of laptop stuff. So if you're okay with loot
getting, you know, not having those ports native on the system and just
having one Thunderbolt port in an OCU link port or OCU sync what do you
call it port than gaming handteld. But as far as like using it as
a daily PC, yeah, it's not as convenient as a laptop where it's
a clamshow and you open up and the keyboards there. But why I love
the Ally is that I can, like I said, I can plug it
into my hub. I can plug it into my Thunderbolt a hub, my
Thunderbolt dock and be hooked up to my multiple monitors and my keyboard and my
mouse and my multiple hard drives and my NAS and all that, and it
functions beautifully. And then at the end of the day, all it is
is unplug the one cable and go kick it on the couch playing emulators.
Same device works everywhere, and it has great performance no matter what you're trying
to do, gaming on the couch, editing four K video. Rog Ally
handles it all. I cannot recommend it enough. And again one of the
main reasons in it, this is kind of the end we'll all start wrapping
up the podcast here because we're probably about to pull up. One of the
reasons is that it's just so well suited everywhere, and the price is right.
If this was one thousand dollars, if it was a Z one Extreme
sixteen gigabyte whatever, seven inch screen, ten ADP dead at a one hundred
and twenty years whooptee free can do, but it cost one thousand dollars.
No, I would not say I wouldn't necessarily not recommend the ally if it
was one thousand dollars, I certainly wouldn't, But price wouldn't be the main,
you know, the only reason I would recommend it at a thousand.
But it does help that it's not a thousand. It does help that.
It's that you can get the ze Extreme RG ally for not too much more
than a new Steam deck and have many folds more power you can you I
would not ask my worst enemy to edit four K video on a Steam Deck.
I'm not saying that it can't be done at all. I mean,
I bet you haven't. I've not tried to edit four K video with a
Steam deck. I've not tried to use a Steam deck as a workstation PC.
But the GPU in there is not even half the power that is in
the Z one Extreme Z one Extreme I believe, I believe it as twelve
execution units, and I believe the Steam deck has three or four tops,
maybe six tops, So the graphics are in the The graphics part of the
chip in the Z one Extreme RG ally is you know, two or three
times more powerful than the steam deck, So you're not probably going to be
editing four K on the steck as as nicely as you will on the rog
ally So the fact that you get all that power for not much more than
a brand new steam deck. So a brand new steam deck is going to
run you about the same as a used or a refurbished rog ally z E
one Extreme. Maybe it's one hundred dollars more. It's it's it's within one
hundred and fifty bucks between a used rog ally Ze one Extreme and a brand
new steam deck. You can get a brand new steam deck now I think
it's below three hundred dollars what is it. It's like two fifty two sixty.
You can get like the lowest tier refurbished steam deck last I checked,
which is pretty cool. I mean that's slow enough now to make me be
like, I'm kind of curious. I don't know when I'm going to play
the steam deck. When I'm gonna use it, I'm gonna use it,
but it's now it's cheap enough to like peek my curiosity to to be uh,
you know, one or two whiskeys deep, to be a few SIPs
into a rum and coke and see that thing in your in your steam cart
and like, uh, maybe one more sip of this rum and coke and
then I'll hit by it. Now that's the price of the steam deck I
used. Steam Deck is now to that point where it's basically one rum and
coke away from getting bought. This new version of Geek Therapy Radio where I
released these these one off podcast kind of but between the pod, between the
broadcasts, these are I think they're gonna lean just more towards like dad dad,
geek geek dad kind of stuff. And I've already a lot several of
you have already come out of the woodwork when I pose the question should I
just make Geek Therapy Radio a podcast for geek dads, because so many geek
dads fellow geek fathers out there commiserate with the fact the balancing act between family
and your hobbies that you obviously, if you have two kids or whatever,
you're not gonna have unlimited infinite free time to play videos or do crafts or
art or whatever you're gonna You're gonna have to do a little bit better.
You have to budget your time way more. If you here's my experience.
Here's I'm gonna commiserate with the geek dads a little bit. You here's what
you think a lot of because I fell on the same kind of boat where
I was like, all right, well, you see these commercials where like
the parent they put the kids to bed, and then the parents are like
dancing and eating Oreo cookies and just having a great time because now the kids
are in bed, and now they can dance, and they can do their
fun things, and they can Netflix and chill and they can do what like
play their video games or whatever. Yeah, that's not real. That's not
real. For long. This is My've been my experience to where you know,
I put Riker to bed and you think, all right, I'm gonna
just play video games all night long. Now now I have my free time
back. Now once you put your kid to bed. Here's what really happens
with most parents, I would imagine because this is what happened for me.
But I imagine my situation is not unique. And if you're a geek dad
or a geek mom out there, let me know if I'm kind of if
I'm off, or if I'm right on the money with this. But what
happens when you put your kids to bed, is you basically fall asleep yourself,
Like you're not necessarily looking forward to playing Sniper Elite five for four hours
before going to bed. Now, when Riker goes down and you fall asleep
around nine ps, I am basically I've got enough energy to like maybe watch
one episode of Shogun, and I've probably fallen asleep halfway through that, and
a lot of times. I'm not even picking Shogan because it's a lot of
subtitles, it's Japanese, and I just I'm so tired. I don't want
to read text. If I'm going to Netflix and chill for an hour before
bed, I'm gonna put on like Workaholics or Sunny in Philadelphia or some show
that I've seen a hundred times before where I don't have to really watch or
pay attention, and I will have my rog ally and I will play the
emulators. I'll play Mario Golf. I'm always on Mario Golf. I'll live
there for an hour after putting Riker to bed, put Netflix on, laid
down on the couch, ready to fall asleep, and maybe maybe maybe play
Mario Golf. But really, what happens after you put your kid or your
kids to bed. Isn't like the commercials where mommy and daddy basically throw a
rave. You put your kids to bed. Half the time you're asleep next
to your kid anyways, Like when I put Riker to sleep, I fall
asleep with him like that. You're just so tired at the end of the
day. The idea of you might tell yourself, I'm gonna play PS five
for four hours. Yes, I'm gonna put my kid to bed, and
they'm gonna have daddy time, and I'm gonna maybe have my night cap,
maybe like a rum and coke like I mentioned or something, and I'm just
gonna play video games for a few hours and go to bed. No,
ninety percent of the time, you are just about to pass out yourself.
And that's just one of the kind of the roads we navigate as geek dads.
I wouldn't trade it for the world. I would not trade having children
for the world. Like some people might think romanticize the idea I just want
to put my feet up whenever I want and play video games. Well I
did that for a long time, and it's not It wasn't. It wasn't
the cause of happiness any more than having a kid would be the cause of
happiness. But I would say that in my experience, having children is much
more fulfilling lifestyle than just there's like too much freedom. I guess you can
say sometimes when you when you when you're singing and you don't even have a
girlfriend, maybe you don't have a wife or whatever, that you think you
have all this time and and but it kind of like too much. Like
I always say in the show, limitation breeds creativity, and sometimes not having
all the time you want for your hobbies because you're taking care of kids,
that limited time breeds creativity. That's the end of the podcast. We're pulling
off on the side of the road here. I think we've got some birds
here in this tall in this tall grass. We're gonna see what we see.
But yeah, thank you for listening to this episode. I don't even
know what to call these in between episodes. Thank you for listening to meeting
Ramble about the rog ally and birding and being a geek dad. If you
enjoyed it, great, If not, whatever, If y'all have If y'all
listen to this podcast in an app where you can like rate it, if
you're like listening to Apple podcasts or Spotify or something that says, rate this
podcast, that'd be cool. If you like it, you can rate it.
If you don't like it, you can rate it too. But I
just I don't make that call to action very often anymore. Yeah, rate
my rate my setup, rate my podcast. So please do that if you
if you want to other than that, yeah, thank you so much for
listening. You are worthy of love, You're worthy of giving love, you're
worthy of receiving love, and you're worthy of your own self respect. I'm
gonna exit my minivan right here and see what the fuss is about with these
birds in this kind of tall grass marshland. I should take a picture where
I'm at. I'm gonna, yes, I'm gonna do that. In the
podcast description, you will be able to find a link, probably to dropbox
or something of of where I'm at right now. I might record a short
video to let let y'all know and kind of see where I'm doing it,
kind of put you in my shoes a little bit for this podcast and where
I'm talking to you from. Anyways, all the good geek stuff. You're
worthy of love, giving Liversine I will talk to you in the next episode.
Take care well, just another wicked of kind. Make a book,
stop to think. We chase some green, but it all seems so distant
because I'm chasing other trees. But can My mama told me, she said,
with a different beak, the sable stakes and you'll find the sable shy.
So pop your head and let it ride the sha the sittings shut.
Now, I'm papa thought the worst that Mamma told me. I'm gonna rock
out of this life, not let it roll me. So I punk out
of the door because I ain't quen. I gotta go when the bread,
gotta keep the family fan. But that's all that I can do because I'm
a man. I'm a man. I'm a man, and I gotta stands
So I'm gonna hit the street. I'm on feet, gotta feel the heat,
but it doesn't bother me. Someone gonna be the man. Gotta do
it while I can. They don't take the lord of ball. They're not
doing all I can to be the best. Then the rest gonna pacifist.
And it's a seeing I don't know what I've been told, but a sureing
or to lose muscle and I've been going to lose control for a sure.
Ring got a room every day with the side, shall you up and take
out every day with the setting side, the tree and table to love someone's sho