It's because your brain has stopped sending the movement messages to your body.

It can happen sometimes if you get too tired or overdo things.

Other days it might have to be a walk or even watching a film and chilling out together instead.

With Parkinson's you have good days, you have bad days.

But the thing is, you never know which one you're going to get.

Yeah

...

he, he feels more one-note.

And it, it's like, I think it's partly because this movie is not-- this movie wasn't written to be a Cassian Andor vehicle.

Like it clear- you know, it, it, he is a main part of it, he's a main character, but I think it's obvious that it was actually written to be a, a Jyn Erso story.

It's, it's a Jyn Erso story, not a Cassian Andor story.

And it just so happens that I think people really took to Andor's character, um, and I do think they kind of possibly wrote them in, themselves into like a, a, uh, a corner.

Like, going for the full Hollywood ending in this just, just does not work.

It's the do- damn symbol.

Yes.

So, like, there is some, there's probably some good for, there's probably some good uses for venom, but, like, they've been using synthetic venom.

And, like, anything synthetic, I think your body has trouble taking in and then expelling normally.

Like, if you have synthetic, like, cooking oils, even though Neil deGrasse Tyson doesn't believe in this, I think your body sees these synthetic oils and goes, "I have no idea what to do with this." You store it in your body, and then eventually, if your body doesn't know what to do with it, it starts attacking it.

That becomes cancerous.

To me, a fucking peasant, I, uh, can see that and understand that, and that makes sense.

Hmm.

Are, are you a, a doctor?

I go to every birth in the area because the nurses think it's wise to have the oldest man beckon forth the spirit of the newborn babies.

Well, so, so being the oldest man in town isn't, isn't just a, for the country fair, that's-

No, [laughs] I'm working daily, going to every m- midwives summit and discussing, you know, what's happening with babies.

Yeah.

And, um-And she, she ordered the bed, and I went, "How much did you give for that?" And she said it, and I went, "Is it any good?" She went, "Well, they look good." Like I went, "All right.

Wait till it gets here." So I'm expecting it as the geezer's deliver, delivering the bed, and I'm going, "How much you'd do me 20 of these beds?" And he nearly like, sort of like, he was a bit took back.

He went, "20, 20?" I went, "Yeah." He went, "Let me...

You have to speak to the boss." I went, "Okay.

Put him on the phone." I said, "What's the price you'd do me?" And I was, I was bartering with him like that.

Yeah.

I said, "I'm like doing a survey, mate." "Yeah, well move from my, move from my house." And he said, "No." And then he's gone into his house to get a weapon.

[laughs]

I, um, I wasn't planning to pull it up, but, uh...

So I, I would, uh, I maybe have not always done the best job.

I get too competitive probably sometimes, but I try to make it clear to people, like in, in the co-op, if you just wanna come here and play chess and have fun and don't ever wanna practice anything outside of it, I, I just think it's nice to know how to play chess, and-

Yeah

... unless you have a decent understanding of it, you know? And so I think, um, I've, I've gotten better and I wouldn't say I'm, like, not great at it, but I try to just, uh, enjoy the really good moments in chess and not get so, [laughs] uh, not let the other things affect me when I have, uh, like my, my blitz rating, [laughs] I just lost 200 points in my-

Well, they're out now, or they're getting ready to come out, and so I w- I, I thought it'd be great to update the audience on that.

So the, the one big product that...

This is specifically for the 7.3.

Uh, we finally released our Medusa interface.

Initially, it's just an interface that allows-our Hydra to communicate with the Edge CTS3.

Um, so you can control your Hydra right from your CTS.

There are some limitations, uh, and these are due to the way that the CTS is configured.

... that you had.

What?

Oh, yeah.

They just want everything for free, and they make their jeans shittier and stretchier.

What?

The fact that my oldest friend done gone woke apparently.

What is your favorite rock band?

Oh, boy.

Boston.

I j- I just love music the way it is.

I mean, I, I like, you know, slow jazz all the way to, you know, rock and roll.

I like some country.

Um, but I, I don't have any just favorite bands.

In the trailer park

It's gonna be good.

It's gonna be fine.

I talked with, uh, uh, Jen, uh, Robins, uh, Robinson, uh, and she was like, she's like, "Um, Martin, it'll be fine.

Like, you can come do the race," like [laughs] and then, uh, uh, Hannah, my wife, she, uh, she came in, and it's a, it's a running joke for us because, like, she, she knows that.

I'm like, she's like, "Oh, here we go." Um, uh, she came in, um, cheering me on.

She was doing her workout this morning, came in right as it was playing as well, and she's like, "Hey, Martin." [laughs] So she was waving me, and I just...

I, it, it did, it did this year boost my mood, not only to see her, but then j- just the joke, the inside joke that we have.

Bill told you to slip it in.

It's not so much even from the physical pain as it is knowing, like, their season is over, if not their career.

Yeah.

And for anyone to think that she was gonna make it down a hill at 80 miles an hour with two four-inch skis attached to her legs or whatever, however wide they are, like, to me it was just selfish.

Like, there's, there's a kid someplace in the United States-That was the last one cut from the Olympic ski team, from the women's ski team.

Could have been that kid's only shot at ever making an Olympic team.

Dedicated the last four years of her life and she lost out because Lindsey Vonn was too narcissistic, too, too much of an egomaniac and had to be there even after knowing her knee wasn't gonna hold up, she still had to try to get down that mountain.

I mean, let's just, let's just talk real talk.

Yeah, no, I mean, when I say numbing agent, like, you're not feeling a thing through that leg.

What's up?

Uh, yeah.

Hey, my question, uh, how can I pick up on some hobbies that I left go of? Um, 16 years of child raising, uh, my children are getting older, and I just, um, finding some time on my hands and feeling a little, uh, dad guilt that I don't know how to navigate.

So I just thought I'd give you a call and see what you had to say.

Uh, tell me about dad guilt.

Um, yeah.

So I have a lot of, uh...

I've been married 20 years, um, and j- have a phen- phenomenal marriage and, um, three awesom- awesome kids, 16, 13, and 10.

Yes?

Someone else.

I had a question earlier, so I don't want to jump ahead.

Somebody else? Yes, Bill.

Maharaj, [clears throat] could you say more about the ripe ego? You get the impression when you read Sri Ramakrishna that he's saying it's very hard to have the realization that I am the Atman, but practice trying to develop a ripe ego.

He tore it down without accountability.

Okay, first of all, I agree.

I said, you know, he should have gotten the permits and the, uh, but that's how he does things.

I, I, I, I agree.

I got it.

Presidents do change the buildings.

Uh, Nixon put in a bowling alley.

Uh, Obama made the tennis court, a basketball court.

And this is Bill.

Just here to show support.

Bill's retired, says he taught for 34 years in Ohio and Virginia.

I do think this is what people might call an inflection point in history, so you have to show up.

He displayed, like, self-awareness and self-deprecation, and he pointed something out that is painfully obvious about a movie that kind of put him on the map as a matinee idol, shows he has intelligence, and then he does stuff like this.

Yeah, it's, uh, uh, y- you go back to just, you know, the self-importance piece of it.

It's just, he has to put himself out there publicly.

There's, I think there's a public image that he is so concerned with.

Um, and I think, you know, maybe to a degree, part of that door slamming with Jennifer Lopez was, um, you know, the masculinity part where he couldn't be viewed as the weaker person in the relationship, the one without the power.

So, that was a public display of, "It may look like she's running things, but I'm tired of her crap and, and, and here it is for everybody to see." Uh-

Share your theory, Bill, as to why Ben Affleck chose a moment in which, um, Jennifer Lopez was in Europe to flee the $65 million marital home in the metaphorical dead of night and move into a $20 million rental closer to, who else, Jen Garner?

Um, to go back to the comment you made earlier, allegedly, uh, though- you know, I don't... just a wild theory.

That was nice of her.

It was a Dodge Caravan.

It had the sliding doors on both sides.

I do all the driving.

We find our campsite, we get there, we set up.

A couple pulled up and they started setting up.

They had Canadian license plates.

(laughs) Normal.