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[2151.02 --> 2155.42] they have 13 different flavors uh which goes on top of the ones that we have here
[2155.42 --> 2165.42] i left this world for a second there i'm like pavlog's dog right now jaze uh they also include
[2165.42 --> 2170.86] things like sriracha bacon uh which i have here and maple buffalo bacon and many others they also make
[2170.86 --> 2176.70] barbecue sauce hot sauce and spice rub like the hot sauce mojo jalapeno that we have here uh their
[2176.70 --> 2181.02] carolina reaper hot sauce uses one of the hottest peppers in the world which is pretty crazy we don't
[2181.02 --> 2188.54] have um i've tried the the jerky and uh it's pretty brutal it's an experience i think i did the last
[2188.54 --> 2193.90] show that linus was on i ate one just nonchalant without telling him and he didn't notice so i was
[2193.90 --> 2198.38] pretty proud of that because usually i like sort of die when i when i eat it i remember it's on it was
[2198.38 --> 2201.90] the first wancho i was ever on i tried it and i tried to play real cool and you're just sitting there
[2201.90 --> 2209.98] and then suddenly like your pupils fill up with liquid it's like i'm cool yeah everything yeah
[2210.86 --> 2217.10] it's blood coming out of my ears dude it's like it's pretty pretty normal one thing from coming
[2217.10 --> 2223.26] from someone who enjoys spice i like spice but to a limit like once it gets to his once it gets past
[2223.26 --> 2227.74] my limit it becomes not fun that's everyone in the world dude no there's some people that enjoy the
[2227.74 --> 2233.18] pain oh there's absolutely people that enjoy the masochists i think my dad is one of those people
[2233.18 --> 2239.58] because my dad will eat any hot sauce ever he will like taunt people at restaurants where like
[2239.58 --> 2244.70] you know there's like like indian heat you order something it's like is this spicy as a white people
[2244.70 --> 2249.34] spicy yeah yeah like if you're like very hot they'll be like all right i'll give you a medium
[2249.34 --> 2255.02] he'll like taunt them yeah so that they'll like intentionally spike it even harder and he just loves it
[2255.02 --> 2259.66] but then if they come out and he's sweating and he's like dabbing and he's like huh then they win
[2260.86 --> 2267.90] but he also wins like he wants that my dad's crazy he also like my dad's a freak he'll also just pop
[2267.90 --> 2273.66] jalapenos and not react at all because he's just a machine but anyways his mouth is just dead it's just
[2274.46 --> 2275.42] it's just like a callus
[2277.42 --> 2282.06] i've lost a hot sauce callus he has calluses for everything else i've lost all sensitivity in my mouth
[2282.06 --> 2288.78] it makes me cool that's like why everything that's an acquired taste in life yeah so it's bad
[2289.82 --> 2296.46] coffee cigars olives whiskey olives is an acquired taste it was for me okay a lot of people don't like
[2296.46 --> 2300.70] olives i like them now and i get them and nobody eats them like at parties and stuff i we're getting
[2300.70 --> 2307.10] off here i'm gonna switch off this for a second i love olives and to like a a point where it's a
[2307.10 --> 2313.02] a character fault almost when i was a kid my mom used to buy canned olives and like the neighbors
[2313.02 --> 2317.34] and my brother and i would like the neighbor's kids and my brother and i would all sit down and
[2317.34 --> 2321.82] like play a board game or something and i'd just grab a can of olives and just eat the entire thing
[2321.82 --> 2328.54] and then when i was done i would drink oh and it drove people insane but i didn't do it for that
[2328.54 --> 2332.62] reason i actually just really liked it but anyways wait i have an olive story okay i had a party once
[2332.62 --> 2338.38] and we're all eating olives and uh and then this one friend of mine was like we're just commenting
[2338.38 --> 2342.22] on olives and blah blah blah and it was at the stage where i was just getting into them wasn't
[2342.22 --> 2346.54] sure if i liked them or not yet and my friend was like this sounds so hardcore he was like uh yeah
[2348.38 --> 2354.22] i had a flight of olives and he was like i think eating olives is like kind of erotic and then
[2354.22 --> 2360.70] everyone was like i was like okay i never got to that everyone kind of just went silent it was like
[2361.90 --> 2369.10] okay moving on like i'm not holding it against them like no i mean maybe it is whatever i just
[2369.10 --> 2372.94] hadn't had that thought and it was just it's a very non-offensive thing to be into in that way but
[2372.94 --> 2382.06] like geez anyways moving on fresh bush i mean if you want to like sell olives or anything else like
[2382.06 --> 2387.02] services or anything for that matter you can use fresh books it is a super simple to use invoicing
[2387.02 --> 2392.38] tool that actually does a lot more than help you create and send slick looking invoices which is a
[2392.38 --> 2396.86] great feature in its own it helps you track your time with their timesheet function manage your
[2396.86 --> 2402.22] expenses and it keeps track of who owes you what also has a feature that tells you when your clients
[2402.22 --> 2407.34] look at your invoice for the first time which is a big deal and their mobile app has all the
[2407.34 --> 2411.82] functionality of their desktop version which is cool so you can take fresh books wherever you go and not lose
[2411.82 --> 2416.06] any features which is super annoying uh if you have any questions feel free to reach out to their
[2416.06 --> 2421.98] support staff where you'll speak to a real human being no phone tree no escalations no return calls just
[2421.98 --> 2427.50] just straight up answers visit freshbooks.com and enter when in the how did you hear about us section
[2427.50 --> 2436.46] uh when you sign up for a free trial very cool and last but not least honey honey honey
[2436.46 --> 2448.38] you were my sponsor spot i don't know the next line and you got me wanting you i do i i use honey all
[2448.38 --> 2453.10] the time actually personally that isn't even like i don't have to say that i just do it's pretty sweet
[2453.10 --> 2458.06] the ingredient or the sponsor the sponsor okay the only time i ever use honey the ingredient is in like
[2458.06 --> 2463.74] uh chamomile or ginger tea because i'm sick but anyways moving forward uh you've probably heard us talk
[2463.74 --> 2468.30] about honey before because they've they've uh been a sponsor of the show before but if you have it it's
[2468.30 --> 2474.86] a free shopping tool that finds the best promo codes whenever you shop online at specific sites
[2474.86 --> 2480.46] so like when you go to a site and you're in the checkout section when it finally shows the box to
[2480.46 --> 2486.38] type in a promo code honey will be like hey i think i might have a few codes for this every time you read
[2486.38 --> 2491.98] out this spot i'm like why don't i have this you should probably try it it's so stupid and you just press
[2491.98 --> 2496.30] the button and it goes through an automated thing trying a bunch of codes and sometimes it'll be like
[2496.86 --> 2503.26] hey i none of them worked sorry and sometimes you'll you'll get a pretty sweet code i i've saved
[2503.26 --> 2507.82] a very notable amount of money i don't know exactly what it is but it's like i've saved a decent amount
[2507.82 --> 2511.98] of money using honey that's sweet because like if you think about it if you've ever gone shopping for
[2511.98 --> 2515.58] something and you get to the checkout section and you see a promo code box and you spend like five
[2515.58 --> 2519.82] minutes on google going to a bunch of sketchy websites i've done that trying to get promo codes i've done
[2519.82 --> 2526.46] that and then i i type them in and then they never never all expires with honey it actually works
[2526.46 --> 2531.02] quite often yeah you don't have to do any of the sketchy stuff it just handles all of it for you and
[2531.02 --> 2535.50] you don't have to copy and paste a million codes it just chugs through them as fast as it can way better
[2535.50 --> 2542.06] and it's gonna know when the codes fail for you and update its central stuff and try to always have
[2542.06 --> 2547.66] up-to-date codes as everyone attempts different surely the service costs tons of money though luke it's free
[2547.66 --> 2554.54] honey for those of you that uh try it out it's a free browser extension available on chrome firefox
[2554.54 --> 2561.42] and safari saves you time saves you money when you shop at over 30 000 stores honey works on amazon
[2561.42 --> 2568.38] ebay newegg razer best buy walmart and more including skip the dishes i've had it work there quite a few
[2568.38 --> 2574.54] times uh honey gets a small amount of commission from sites where honey saves you money uh there's also
[2574.54 --> 2581.58] quite often honey specific discount codes oh yeah so that's how that will work nice and they'll get
[2581.58 --> 2586.78] like a affiliate style partnerships there good business so they make money off of the places
[2586.78 --> 2591.50] that you buy stuff from not off of you which is cool get that honey money and i understand why they
[2591.50 --> 2595.74] explain that because i think that helps with some of the skepticism because it sounds too good to be
[2595.74 --> 2599.74] true and then you're like oh okay they're just making money like travel agents a different source yeah
[2599.74 --> 2604.78] yeah that's a pretty good pretty good comparison um it installs in just two clicks which is sweet
[2605.18 --> 2610.86] uh it says colton brandon and a few others here at lmg have used honey to save money shopping online
[2610.86 --> 2621.26] um and yeah do what colton does go to honey.com slash linus and you got it done here's a fun thing i did
[2621.26 --> 2630.14] today yeah this one uh oh so there's a new facebook vulnerability that facebook announced facebook
[2630.14 --> 2636.70] engineers have discovered a security issue affecting almost 50 million accounts hey attackers exploited
[2636.70 --> 2641.82] a vulnerability in facebook's code that impacted a feature called view as and that's one of those
[2641.82 --> 2646.78] features where you look at your page as other people see it so like linkedin has that kind of thing
[2646.78 --> 2654.54] it's actually a super cool feature um because it lets you see uh sorry i thought i saw someone
[2654.54 --> 2659.18] in chat but it's someone with like a parody name of them uh it lets you see your page as that person
[2659.18 --> 2663.90] so if you're trying to hide things from people you can pick someone who fits within a category
[2663.90 --> 2669.10] yeah of your privacy settings check it out make sure it's all hidden properly yeah so there was a problem
[2669.10 --> 2677.98] though because so what happened was it's like an interaction between multiple different features in
[2677.98 --> 2685.58] the facebook code so it stemmed from a change that facebook made to their video uploading flow yeah which
[2685.58 --> 2695.50] affected view as and that changed the video uploading flow was in july 2017 that's a pretty long time ago
[2695.50 --> 2701.50] that sucks so facebook issued this like uh this post that they had fixed the vulnerability and informed
[2701.50 --> 2706.62] law enforcement including the fbi and they said all these things that they like here's what we did
[2706.62 --> 2711.26] because we care about your security so much they reset the access tokens of the 50 million counts
[2711.26 --> 2717.42] affected the access tokens are like those uh they're like digital keys that allow you to not have to
[2717.42 --> 2723.26] type in your name and password every time yeah enter your browser or navigate around and so this this
[2723.26 --> 2732.06] exploit like got the keys so people could screw you and um so facebook they reset the access tokens to
[2732.06 --> 2735.82] like 50 million accounts that were affected and then they took the precautionary step of resetting