=== Let's Drone Out — Episode 68 ===
Title: Mr Steeles Real Name #RuiningTheHobby
Recorded: 2016-12-15
Hosts: Jack "Brightontillifly" Nash, Jae "Chipko", Adam Juniper, Tony "TheTonstar1" Marchant
Guest(s): (none recorded)
Total audience: 4,167
Platforms: YouTube (https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=-1BjXTmAHVs); SoundCloud (http://www.podtrac.com/pts/redirect.mp3/feeds.soundcloud.com/stream/320837465-letsdroneout-mr-steeles-real-name-ruiningthehobby.mp3)
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Talking about Mr Steele's Real Name & #RuiningTheHobby as in people building diving!

[1.12] Jack: Hello and welcome to another episode of Let's Drone Out.
[6.08] Jack: Today is Thursday the 15th of December 2016.
[12.96] Jack: Almost Christmas.
[15.28] Jack: Next week is the gay marriage of my one true love, Tony.
[20.72] Jae: Ready?
[22.8] Jae: Tony, you've got to own up to it.
[24.96] Jae: Yeah, Tony's here.
[25.76] Jae: He's just uh...
[26.8] Jae: Gone very quiet.
[27.6] Jae: I think he's got calm feet, actually.
[29.28] Jae: Well, it's a very sudden life change for him.
[33.6] Jae: Yeah, he's going to chain him to the altar.
[37.68] Jack: I think Tony's lagged out.
[39.92] Jae: I think he has.
[40.8] Jae: I mean, we can just talk about him now, actually.
[45.04] Jack: Turn your cameras off and then see if he comes back.
[47.76] Jack: Hang on.
[50.32] Jack: Oh, I bet he's going mental right about now.
[52.48] Jack: It's not fun with the cameras.
[53.92] Jae: Anyway, continue with the show then.
[56.16] Jack: Yeah, we have Jack.
[60.48] Jack: Hello.
[61.28] Jack: Hello, I'm...
[63.04] Jack: Tony!
[66.24] Jack: I have no idea what happened.
[68.48] Jack: Turn your camera off.
[71.12] Tony: Yeah.
[72.8] Jack: What's your connection?
[75.12] Jack: Yeah, Tony, say hello and log enough sentence so people can identify your voice.
[84.24] Jack: See, Tony has had no audible training.
[87.76] Jack: And that is clearly defined by...
[90.48] Jack: When I introduce him, he then puts on a French accent.
[94.08] Jack: He does.
[95.04] Jack: Speaking French.
[96.56] Jack: And then does the rest of the show with the annoying voice.
[100.32] Jack: He's the one with apparently a smoother voice,
[102.96] Jack: but he annoys the living crap out of me.
[106.08] Jack: We've also got Jay Chippko, the peacemaker, the hippie, the lovable...
[111.68] Jae: Yeah.
[113.28] Jae: The one that is migrating and hibernating indoors these days.
[118.08] Jae: And apparently has a very busy weekend.
[120.96] Jae: Maybe not.
[121.92] Jae: Well, I do actually have a busy weekend,
[123.36] Jae: but not doing what I thought I was going to be doing.
[124.96] Jae: But actually, therefore, I can not have a busy week next week.
[128.0] Jae: It's all complicated.
[129.36] Jae: Don't worry about me.
[130.32] Jae: But hello.
[132.0] Jack: And we are graced by none other than the intellectual bookwriting baby maker.
[143.26] Jae: What an introduction.
[145.66] Jack: How are we?
[147.1] Jack: Adam Juniper.
[149.02] Jack: Speak.
[150.22] Jack: Oui.
[151.02] Adam: Bonjour.
[151.82] Adam: Bonsoir.
[153.98] Adam: Oui, oui.
[156.78] Adam: What did you feed that child of yours this morning?
[158.38] Adam: Mont liverre...
[163.34] Adam: Shit, I can't say published in French.
[165.02] Adam: My book...
[165.74] Adam: The book's been...
[167.58] Adam: Come out in French this week.
[170.22] Adam: You're the focus of the swear.
[172.86] Adam: Thank you.
[173.36] Adam: Well done.
[174.34] Adam: I'll send 10 pence to whoever it is.
[179.94] Jack: Yeah, me.
[181.54] Jack: It's always me.
[182.5] Jack: I will be doing a lot of editing over Christmas.
[185.94] Jack: Right, so I, believe it or not, have got a bit of a rant to go on, really.
[194.26] Adam: That is unusual, Jack.
[196.26] Jack: Yeah, I know.
[198.58] Jack: It's almost unheard of.
[200.5] Jack: So officially, right...
[204.02] Jack: As a person of YouTube...
[207.78] Jack: Oh, man, I can't find the link.
[209.78] Jack: Hang on.
[211.78] Jack: Hang on.
[212.66] Jack: There's preparation to this rant, isn't there?
[214.66] Jae: Yeah, I know.
[216.42] Adam: Rather less than, you know...
[218.1] Adam: When you say as a person of YouTube,
[219.7] Adam: do you mean you are a person on YouTube?
[223.14] Adam: That's owned by YouTube.
[225.14] Jack: Yeah.
[227.14] Jack: I have...
[228.58] Jack: I'd officially...
[229.78] Jack: My criteria for making it on...
[234.66] Jack: On YouTube is having one subscriber and having someone who watches my videos
[245.38] Jack: whenever I upload them and ticks the dislike button.
[249.46] Adam: Oh, I'd say you've got a single troll.
[253.22] Jack: Yeah, I've got someone.
[254.58] Jack: I thought Daniel Waring, the UK freestyle champion,
[261.06] Jack: you know, whenever I upload a video, I thought he would thumb it down.
[263.94] Jack: Because now and again, if he uploads a particularly good video,
[268.18] Jack: if you're ever wondering who put that thumbs down,
[270.58] Jack: it was me down, I'm very sorry.
[272.58] Jack: But I like to think of it as making you try and fly harder.
[279.22] Jack: I don't know.
[281.7] Tony: I get thumbs down on my videos now and again,
[284.5] Tony: just one random thumb when I think,
[287.62] Tony: how can you thumb that?
[288.66] Tony: It's actually quite...
[289.62] Jae: Guys, guys, I hate to break this news to you,
[292.26] Jae: but people just do dislike on YouTube videos.
[295.38] Jae: I don't think there's a video out there that doesn't have at least one dislike.
[298.58] Jae: I mean, you can have a cure for cancer or something other than people that dislike it.
[302.18] Adam: There are quite a lot of...
[304.1] Adam: Well, I've started, so now the books open,
[307.38] Adam: assholes on the internet.
[311.06] Adam: And, you know, wherever else, polling stations, etc.
[314.98] Adam: In this day and age.
[316.18] Adam: And you just have to accept it, Jack.
[319.46] Adam: If you think they're wrong, then they're wrong.
[322.02] Adam: And it's only one.
[324.18] Jack: No, I enjoy it.
[328.66] Jack: It's fine.
[329.54] Jack: Hang on.
[329.94] Jack: I'm just trying to...
[332.9] Jack: Oh, man.
[333.86] Jack: I think the guy has deleted them and that's why I can't find them.
[339.46] Jack: So anyway, there was this person on the Mr. Steel video
[345.46] Jack: who won't be named now.
[347.7] Jack: But yeah, he was like...
[351.62] Jack: He watched the first five seconds of the Mr. Steel interview on YouTube.
[359.06] Jack: And I say on there, like, you know, Mr. Steel,
[364.02] Jack: whatever your real name is, I forget now.
[366.42] Jack: And like, what is your name?
[367.94] Jack: And he obviously just skipped to that bit or something.
[371.94] Jack: And he was like, oh, my God, you're going to interview Mr. Steel
[376.02] Jack: and you don't even know his name.
[378.58] Jack: So immediately...
[384.79] Jack: Immediately, I'm like, oh, God, what?
[389.83] Jack: You know, and I'm like, look, I know his name I've interviewed him before.
[397.59] Jack: So that opens a dialogue.
[399.27] Jack: And apparently, I have no respect for him or that's very disrespectful.
[404.87] Jack: And yeah, and I was just like, there's jokes on Let's Throw Now.
[411.75] Jack: Now, if you want to know Mr. Steel's name, it's Stephen.
[415.35] Jack: It's Stephen Davis.
[416.71] Jack: Because if you follow suit of how names work, Mr.
[421.51] Jack: Then first name, then you use their last name.
[424.95] Jack: So if it was Steel Davis, he'd be Mr. Davis.
[427.91] Jack: That would be his pilot name, wouldn't it?
[430.87] Adam: I mean, at the moment, Jack, I'm only going to give you a rant like two and a half stars.
[436.07] Adam: Yeah.
[437.03] Adam: Possibly even a thumbs down.
[438.95] Adam: You're losing all momentum.
[440.55] Adam: Who do we hate?
[442.31] Adam: I don't know because he's deleted the comments, but yeah, I just, I give up.
[449.27] Adam: Also, Stephen Davis sounds like the name of a snooker fire or an estate agent, not a drone person.
[455.03] Adam: It would be better if his name was Dave Davis.
[460.63] Adam: That is the least imaginative name in all history.
[464.07] Adam: I can't believe that his parents were there in a hospital going, yeah, David.
[470.23] Adam: Yeah, I wonder where we got the idea of David.
[473.75] Adam: Oh, yeah.
[476.23] Jack: But no, it's like that person sort me out, watch that video and was like,
[482.39] Jack: you don't know Mr. Steel's name.
[485.11] Jack: Thank you.
[485.67] Jack: Goodbye.
[486.47] Jack: And it was just like, it's me.
[488.31] Jack: Do you know what I mean?
[489.11] Jack: I'm Jack.
[490.47] Jack: I didn't get out of bed yesterday till 7 a.m.
[494.39] Jack: 7 p.m.
[495.19] Jack: And I just, I can't believe it.
[499.19] Jack: You know what I mean?
[499.75] Jack: You're that annoyed.
[500.79] Jack: You had to leave that comment.
[503.51] Jack: I've made it, man.
[504.47] Jack: I've annoyed someone like Tony annoys me.
[508.98] Adam: Congratulations.
[510.74] Tony: He annoyed me at annoying you.
[515.14] Tony: Oh, he's coming back.
[517.78] Tony: What's that, Tom?
[519.22] Tony: Big Yeti.
[522.33] Jack: What's that?
[523.21] Tony: I said, you annoy me, you great big Yeti.
[527.45] Jack: You annoy me.
[530.87] Jack: You lag out.
[531.67] Tony: It's not one way.
[532.95] Tony: Why am I lagging?
[533.83] Tony: What are you talking about?
[534.47] Tony: I've got 150 megabytes.
[536.55] Jae: Guys, guys, guys, the week before you get married, I mean,
[539.83] Jae: God knows what your honeymoon is going to be like if you're like this.
[543.91] Adam: Sorry, I hadn't realised who was marrying who until now.
[547.27] Jae: Jack and Tony.
[548.15] Jae: They're a big day next week.
[549.35] Jae: Yeah, I mean, apparently I'm supposed to be.
[552.55] Adam: Are you two going to do that thing where you don't see each other
[556.23] Adam: for like the last week before the wedding?
[558.95] Adam: So is it a week?
[559.91] Adam: That's a really special night.
[564.55] Jack: Yeah, by all means.
[566.79] Jack: I know.
[567.27] Jack: Yeah, whatever.
[568.23] Jack: Whatever keeps him as far enough.
[570.15] Jack: Where are we going on our honeymoon, Tony?
[572.15] Jack: Peckham.
[572.87] Jae: Honeymoon.
[576.9] Jack: No.
[577.22] Jack: Have you done the Life Church exam yet?
[582.9] Jack: So you can do it myself.
[586.1] Jae: No, I haven't actually.
[587.22] Jae: But what's the website?
[588.9] Jae: I'll do it on the show.
[590.18] Jack: I don't know.
[590.9] Jack: I think it's like Life Church or something like that.
[593.22] Jack: I don't know.
[593.94] Jae: Who came for this?
[594.82] Jae: I think Adam should probably invest some.
[597.46] Jack: Yeah, I'm sure people will give it in.
[600.42] Jae: Do you want some money?
[601.46] Jae: What?
[602.1] Jae: This is so I can legally.
[603.7] Jae: Is it legally?
[605.86] Jack: You can't do anything legally.
[607.14] Jack: Damn it.
[608.18] Jack: Sorry.
[608.58] Jack: My rant was so crap then.
[612.74] Jack: Yeah, it was offensive, Jack.
[613.78] Jack: I'm off.
[616.58] Jae: And you'd tag your head back for it.
[617.86] Jack: It's First Steel Davis or Prince.
[622.1] Jack: I thought he only had one name like Madonna.
[627.06] Jack: Steel is his middle name.
[629.62] Jack: But not many people know his first name.
[632.74] Jack: Yeah, it's Steven.
[635.22] Jack: Steven Steel Davis.
[637.14] Tony: Ooh, friend Steven's my friend.
[642.18] Jack: You jealous, Pony?
[643.86] Tony: Ooh, friend Steven.
[650.9] Jack: Steel's real name.
[653.3] Jack: Morning people.
[656.02] Adam: Phone friend.
[657.14] Adam: Special friend.
[658.74] Jack: I know.
[660.58] Tony: Welcome to Jack's special friend.
[664.82] Jack: Are you jealous because you didn't know his real name?
[668.66] Tony: Hey, mate.
[669.22] Jack: Yeah.
[670.42] Jack: Can you imagine?
[671.22] Tony: Of course I know his name, you idiot.
[673.14] Tony: I was on the interview with you.
[676.98] Tony: Oh, my God.
[678.98] Jack: Tom Smith, were you at the UK drone show?
[681.86] Jack: Yeah.
[682.34] Jack: Tom Smith, why aren't you on here?
[684.98] Jack: Why are you watching this?
[686.98] Jack: But you're not on the show.
[688.58] Jack: I sent you a Facebook thing.
[690.9] Tony: Maybe I should ask you, not you.
[693.22] Jack: Yeah.
[693.94] Jack: Is it because I write hate sexy?
[697.46] Jack: Is that where I'm going wrong?
[698.66] Jack: Should I stop addressing people like that?
[701.54] Tony: Yeah, it does tend to get on their nose.
[704.02] Adam: It is a little unsettling for people who don't know you.
[708.42] Adam: I really appreciate it.
[710.66] Tony: Oh, look at him looking all Christmassy.
[714.1] Adam: Yeah, look at the Christmassy thing.
[716.74] Adam: Yeah, I've noticed.
[720.34] Adam: Have any of you got a secret little...
[722.34] Adam: Look at this.
[722.9] Adam: Look at this.
[723.7] Adam: If you want Christmassy, it's a fucking tree.
[727.62] Tony: Hey, did you say swear, right?
[732.66] Adam: Oh, yeah.
[733.22] Tony: Mike, everyone say sweary, sweary.
[734.98] Tony: So no, Jack now knows where to put the...
[737.54] Tony: You did it?
[738.26] Jack: Just more work for Jack.
[739.3] Jack: Yeah, um...
[740.18] Jack: Sweary, sweary.
[742.5] Jack: So, have you paid your own job?
[744.26] Jack: I almost saw it, didn't I?
[745.06] Jack: That's a different 17.
[746.34] Jack: I didn't see how I'm going.
[747.94] Jack: If this is your first show ever.
[750.9] Tony: He actually looks like Santa.
[753.38] Tony: If he put a little red top on it, it would stand to me.
[757.3] Tony: Let's see, yeah.
[758.34] Tony: Maybe he has to die.
[759.38] Tony: Oh, come on, sit on your lap and then I'll do something.
[763.38] Jae: Hey, careful.
[764.66] Jae: I mean, you're saying that in front of Jack.
[767.46] Tony: Yeah, I know.
[768.98] Jack: Yeah, he's got no respect for me.
[771.14] Jack: Why aren't you on the wine tonight, Tony?
[774.58] Tony: It's empty.
[775.22] Tony: Can I run downstairs?
[776.58] Jack: Yeah, yeah, go.
[778.1] Jack: Jake.
[778.74] Tony: I'm actually going to mute and go and get another glass.
[781.3] Jack: At the Ukraine show, a lot of people said they had little...
[788.42] Jack: You know, like they would stick Lechedrone out and build to it and stuff.
[792.66] Jack: I would never do that.
[795.3] Jack: I mean, I think Tony does that.
[796.42] Jack: I think he listens to himself on Lechedrone out
[798.34] Jack: and he lays on his bed and touches himself.
[802.5] Jack: That's kind of...
[803.78] Jack: No, he's not here to defend himself.
[805.62] Jack: You know, I secretly don't.
[807.46] Jack: I know this because I feel the urge to go to his house
[812.42] Jack: and watch him because he believes that the government's constantly watching him.
[816.98] Jack: So, I'm there with like a little video camera watching him being like...
[823.62] Jack: You control the drone.
[825.62] Jack: The government controls you as a drone.
[828.18] Jack: And I'm watching you.
[829.94] Jack: It's not the government.
[831.38] Jack: It's me.
[831.94] Jack: Oh, no fact.
[833.22] Jack: And I know that he does that because I've seen him do it
[840.98] Jack: because I've been outside his house.
[844.1] Jack: Anyway, my little secret indulgence,
[846.66] Jack: I'm going to put it out to the chat,
[848.42] Jack: is I watch someone called Trugger1 who installs old...
[855.46] Jack: His most famous videos are running Windows 98 from an SSD.
[863.46] Jack: Or a little compact flashcard.
[867.3] Jack: And his other video is the ultimate DOS machine
[870.02] Jack: where he builds DOS computers and like plays old DOS video games on it.
[877.54] Jack: But he also loves drugs.
[879.54] Jack: It's like sort of what I imagine Simon Bradley to be,
[883.86] Jack: like if he was on YouTube a bit more, you know.
[888.02] Adam: Does anyone know anything about the concept of libel?
[891.3] Adam: Why?
[893.14] Adam: Just like drugs and how I expect this person to be.
[897.14] Adam: And, you know, he doesn't care.
[899.62] Adam: He wouldn't say, Jack.
[902.02] Tony: Fair enough.
[903.22] Adam: Well, there's not a lot, as it gets to 4, I guess.
[906.42] Adam: Not really.
[908.34] Adam: Yeah, totally.
[910.9] Jack: I can hear myself ever so faintly.
[913.86] Jack: There's anyone using headphones.
[917.46] Jack: No, I was using headphones.
[921.58] Jack: Joe, you still there?
[923.02] Jae: Yeah, I'm still here and I'm using headphones, yeah.
[925.5] Jae: So anyway, Joe and Joe, the stickers and stuff.
[928.38] Adam: Oh, yeah.
[929.02] Adam: You mean Jack's tendency to stick them on here from behind and in front?
[933.66] Adam: Anywhere that they end up, is a good thing.
[935.34] Adam: Yeah.
[936.06] Adam: No, that's fine.
[938.78] Jack: This coming from a man with a remove before wash buzzer sticker
[944.54] Jack: constantly on his leather belt.
[947.58] Jack: For the whole time I've known him.
[950.3] Jack: Death.
[952.22] Jack: Tony, you remember, didn't you?
[953.82] Jack: You know, like you buy a buzzer.
[956.06] Jack: Yeah, he's a buzzer.
[957.1] Jack: Is that how you say them?
[958.54] Jack: Yeah.
[958.7] Jack: You know, like lost metal on buzzer.
[960.62] Jack: They come with like a little sticker so that when you wash the...
[964.7] Jack: Ideally, like you build a circuit board, you put buzzer on.
[968.7] Jack: And then to get the flux off, you throw it in an ultrasonic cleaner with
[974.46] Jack: isopropanol and light flux remover.
[979.18] Jack: Only a tiny bit of isopropanol, I think.
[982.54] Jack: Don't quote me on this.
[984.22] Jack: And it washes it and the sticker stops the stuff going into the whole of the buzzer.
[994.06] Jack: And it somehow got on his belt and it probably remains there to this day.
[999.18] Jack: Whose belt?
[1001.02] Jack: Your belt?
[1001.82] Jack: Jay?
[1002.3] Jack: Jay?
[1002.7] Jack: Chiptoe?
[1003.5] Jae: No, the trouble is, okay, when I needed some buzzers,
[1006.62] Jae: and they're always out of stock at the UK Supplies, I ended up buying 30 buzzers for like
[1012.14] Jae: six quid and they all had the wash before.
[1015.1] Jae: So I've got hundreds of these, like 30 of these things floating around the room
[1018.46] Jae: and they just migrate.
[1019.42] Jae: But yeah, they're becoming essentially life form.
[1024.7] Tony: I actually put some buzzers on my quads.
[1027.58] Tony: I used to do it all the time, but I've got none on any of my quads anymore.
[1031.26] Jae: Yeah.
[1031.5] Jae: If you ever do need to buy them, don't spend the three quid and get one with a couple of wires
[1034.86] Jae: or do I need it 30 for seven quid?
[1038.14] Tony: Just text you and say, send me a buzzer, Jay.
[1041.1] Jae: Well, I've only got a few left now.
[1042.54] Jae: I do give a mouth.
[1043.74] Jae: In fact, Chris, stocking fillers.
[1045.98] Jae: Very good.
[1047.02] Jae: No.
[1047.66] Tony: Other stocking filler, a little better.
[1050.7] Jae: It's hardly a good stocking filler for the size of it, is it?
[1053.18] Jack: Boys, you are missing the chat.
[1057.34] Jack: It is gold.
[1063.74] Jack: Yeah.
[1064.14] Jack: Leo is like Jared Steele Davis, which is his real name because Tom Smith is like,
[1070.78] Jack: is that a joke because it's not Steven?
[1073.1] Jack: Yep, it is not a joke.
[1075.66] Jack: Of course, it's a joke.
[1076.86] Jack: It's yeah, his name is not Steven.
[1079.9] Jack: But I thought it'd be really funny though.
[1081.42] Jack: Can you imagine just being like, you know, still was having a little bit of a fly
[1085.9] Jack: and his mother's out the back being like,
[1087.5] Jack: Steven, come in for your dinner.
[1090.14] Jack: And like, you know, what's his girlfriend's name?
[1094.62] Adam: Too sophisticated as a joke for me, Jay.
[1096.78] Jack: Yeah.
[1097.26] Jack: Charlotte.
[1097.74] Jack: There he is.
[1098.46] Tony: Is it Charlotte?
[1099.9] Jack: Yeah.
[1100.7] Jack: Yeah.
[1101.34] Jack: Charlotte is like, you know, you know, oh, hello, Steel.
[1106.86] Jack: Fly your tiny whoop through my gate.
[1110.38] Jack: But that sounds normal, but she was like, hello, Steven.
[1113.9] Jack: No, it doesn't.
[1114.46] Tony: Dave FPV.
[1121.58] Jack: You'll like this one.
[1123.18] Jack: Tony said Dave FPV said, as Jack had a bar.
[1127.74] Tony: Probably not.
[1129.42] Tony: And is he saying ever or just, you know,
[1132.3] Tony: I just told him to sort his air out.
[1136.06] Jack: Yeah.
[1136.62] Tony: Which he's done.
[1137.98] Jack: In retaliation.
[1141.9] Jack: Yeah.
[1142.22] Jack: Because it's always with Tony.
[1143.98] Jack: Just before the show, we like to have a little bit of an argument.
[1147.58] Jack: Like before the show is probably the best bit of the show
[1150.94] Jack: because it's me and Tony bickering.
[1153.98] Jack: And then like really badly and Jay's kind of in the middle.
[1157.58] Jack: I, you know, literally Jay is the last of plaster for the show.
[1161.1] Jack: So yeah.
[1162.3] Jack: Wow.
[1162.78] Jae: Well, I want to bring you out from the therapist for you both
[1165.82] Jae: to try and make it work.
[1166.7] Tony: Yeah, you are.
[1167.98] Jack: It's your calm and that.
[1171.26] Jack: Marriage counts along.
[1173.18] Jae: Yeah, but I got to send the bill through soon.
[1176.46] Adam: Yeah, no worries.
[1177.74] Adam: Well, yeah, that's the thing of canceling, isn't it?
[1180.38] Adam: So who's getting a more stressed with the bill?
[1183.66] Tony: Who's getting drunk for Christmas?
[1185.42] Adam: Not me.
[1187.02] Adam: Hang on.
[1190.06] Adam: So I might give myself.
[1195.42] Jae: You might what?
[1196.06] Adam: I might give myself a PlayStation VR.
[1199.5] Tony: Actually, I was going to do that with the money.
[1202.54] Tony: I was earning this weekend, but this weekend's been cancelled.
[1205.5] Adam: So I was going to sell.
[1207.5] Adam: I booked the one I got the drone show that I was going to sell
[1209.98] Adam: because I'm thinking of taking it off eBay before the weekend comes.
[1215.9] Jae: You're kind of listening to let's game on with Adam.
[1220.06] Jack: Traitors game.
[1221.66] Jack: Why don't you buy a pair of fat shark goggles?
[1224.7] Tony: Adam, I have to add, you're my friend.
[1226.62] Tony: Or a racer.
[1227.1] Tony: You're on PS3.
[1228.38] Tony: Four.
[1229.66] Adam: Yeah.
[1229.9] Adam: Oh, yeah.
[1230.86] Adam: I'll have to use it again.
[1232.06] Adam: I use it like once every six months.
[1234.14] Tony: Yeah, I do.
[1234.78] Tony: I haven't actually turned it on for about a year.
[1237.34] Tony: Tom Smith.
[1238.14] Jack: Why have you got no problem talking to a quadcopter?
[1242.14] Jack: But when it comes to like coming on the show, you know, you're all like.
[1249.5] Jack: And then when it comes to coming on let's go now.
[1252.46] Jack: You're just like that.
[1254.46] Jack: Yeah.
[1255.82] Jae: Oh, have you listened to one of our shows?
[1257.9] Jae: He's like, hey, lad.
[1260.62] Jae: You want to go flying?
[1261.26] Jae: Oh, yeah.
[1261.82] Jae: Hey, let's go flying.
[1264.54] Tony: That's good.
[1268.94] Jack: Yeah, it is.
[1271.34] Jack: It's like an excited sea goal.
[1273.5] Jack: That's the only thing I can think of.
[1277.98] Jae: It's awesome.
[1278.54] Jae: I like it.
[1279.9] Jae: It's character.
[1281.1] Jae: And that's what I think is missing from a lot of videos.
[1283.26] Jae: People just show the flying videos, but there's a person behind the flying videos often.
[1288.3] Jae: Yeah, but it's hard to set that up, isn't it?
[1290.3] Jae: You put a camera.
[1291.34] Jae: It is.
[1291.66] Jae: You've got to be a cat.
[1292.3] Jae: You've got to play up to the camera.
[1293.66] Jae: And I think Tom does that so well.
[1295.98] Tony: I just think he's being normal.
[1297.58] Tony: I don't think he's flying up at all.
[1299.82] Tony: I just think that's Tom.
[1302.7] Jack: I just hit myself in the eye with it.
[1304.7] Tony: I'm wrong, Tom.
[1307.34] Jack: Yeah.
[1307.74] Jack: So next week is the Christmas episode.
[1313.98] Jack: So what I'm going to do is I'm going to open up Skype.
[1318.94] Jack: Yeah, open up Skype so people can tune in or leave or send in to the email.
[1329.42] Jack: What's our email again?
[1331.58] Tony: Let's try it out at Gmail.com.
[1334.62] Jack: Yeah, we're supposed to have our own proper emails.
[1337.9] Jack: And you can write in or record your little Christmas message and we'll play it.
[1343.66] Jack: And Jack might have to beep it first.
[1345.18] Jack: In fact, make it worth beeping.
[1348.38] Jack: Yeah, that's a challenge.
[1350.3] Jack: Thank you.
[1351.1] Jack: Yeah, because I'm not letting Adam on anymore.
[1354.38] Jack: Hi, Jack.
[1355.42] Jack: This is Chris G.
[1356.14] Jack: Hi, Jack.
[1356.62] Jack: Hope you're well.
[1357.18] Jack: Unfortunately, I can't listen due to let's turn out tonight due to a poorly timed
[1361.18] Jack: excess meal at work.
[1363.74] Jack: Would you mind reminding people that pop them have their last event
[1367.5] Jack: the year Saturday pilot pack available on the KWAD Quad Club Facebook group
[1377.02] Jack: and the Roto Riot at the triangle on Sunday?
[1381.58] Tony: Roto Racing.
[1383.42] Jack: Oh, is it Roto Racing?
[1384.86] Jack: No, sorry.
[1386.3] Tony: Roto Riot ain't there unless they've flown over and going to dive the building.
[1391.58] Jack: Triangle.
[1392.78] Jack: Yeah, but the triangle is like show it.
[1396.06] Jack: That's it.
[1398.3] Jack: I don't know.
[1399.58] Jack: Guys, that's what I wanted to talk to you about.
[1402.94] Jack: What do you guys think of all this hashtag ruining the hobby?
[1410.55] Jae: Absolutely nothing, obviously.
[1413.51] Adam: Yeah, please.
[1414.31] Adam: What hashtag ruining the hobby?
[1417.43] Adam: What you don't know.
[1419.35] Adam: I know I've spent my week in the office doing boring things.
[1423.35] Jack: Okay, right.
[1424.23] Jack: So earlier on in the week,
[1430.52] Jack: Roto Riot uploaded a video for you who didn't know and it was Tommy came over to wherever they are
[1437.88] Jack: and he was with Steel and they were diving down the side of a building.
[1445.24] Jack: So you fly up to the top of the building.
[1447.48] Jack: You do a split S and you come down the sheer side of the building with your mini quad
[1453.88] Jack: and then pull up at the last second and it looks really cool.
[1458.6] Jack: Of course.
[1459.16] Jack: And there's two sides of the fence.
[1462.44] Jack: There's the people who are like, oh my God, that looks really cool.
[1467.08] Jack: It was late at night and there weren't really anyone around.
[1472.12] Adam: Oh, I see.
[1472.68] Adam: And are these buildings in public places where they've not bothered to get permission
[1475.8] Adam: because they wouldn't get it?
[1477.24] Jack: Yeah, there's no chance of unlike the UK.
[1480.2] Jack: There isn't a law that's 50 meters away from people.
[1483.32] Jack: That's what I was going to say.
[1484.52] Tony: If it is the US, then they've got no law against flying that close to the building.
[1491.08] Tony: Then it swings around about, isn't it?
[1495.24] Tony: Yeah, doing it.
[1496.92] Tony: It's wrong.
[1497.48] Tony: And that's the buildings in Washington.
[1499.8] Jae: Well, and unless you have control of the building, the stipulation is not under your control.
[1504.76] Jae: So there are ways around it, but it's a lot more paperwork.
[1508.52] Jae: You can actually do it, but not for any FPV fly willing to just go and do it.
[1514.2] Jack: Yeah.
[1514.84] Jack: Sunday, Jack, that wasn't the start of it.
[1518.12] Jack: Matty Stunt's video was the first that caused the building diving video.
[1523.16] Jack: That is true.
[1524.68] Jack: And that's Von Quad podcast, which is a very good podcast.
[1531.08] Jack: It's a lot more organized than this podcast and it doesn't have Tony on it,
[1535.96] Jack: which instantly makes it seem like two reasons.
[1539.0] Adam: It's worse than this one to me, but
[1545.08] Jack: anyway, they interviewed Matty Stunt.
[1547.8] Adam: You're welcome.
[1549.64] Jack: Yeah, and that's coming out later tonight if you want to listen,
[1553.72] Jack: because Von Quad earlier on the week posted up a video, like a Facebook live,
[1563.16] Jack: and asked people to talk about it.
[1567.99] Adam: I assume that's what he's about to say.
[1569.27] Jae: I think that's what it is.
[1572.79] Tony: Is it me or is Jack frozen?
[1574.87] Jae: He's getting out.
[1575.83] Jae: He's going to join his face to do it now.
[1579.67] Tony: Martin is UAV.
[1582.15] Tony: He does diving down people.
[1585.11] Tony: It is immense.
[1586.23] Tony: You should see it.
[1588.87] Adam: It's all fine until somebody gets their eye cut out.
[1591.83] Tony: No, he's diving down people.
[1593.67] Tony: He dives the people to watch it.
[1598.07] Jack: What bit did I get to before you lost me?
[1600.23] Tony: I didn't do well.
[1605.75] Jae: People would be free to do what they want,
[1607.27] Jae: as long as the consent from people to do it,
[1609.11] Jae: and buildings, blah, blah, blah, whoever owns it.
[1612.31] Jae: In reality, there's law and regulation.
[1615.35] Jae: Yeah, I'm more by doing this thing or not.
[1618.63] Jae: That's the question, isn't it?
[1620.79] Tony: I mean, to my mind with this building, diving stuff.
[1623.91] Tony: I mean, in America, they've got different laws to us.
[1626.63] Tony: We can't do it over here, and if people do do it over here,
[1630.87] Tony: I don't know.
[1632.87] Tony: I'd like to do it myself, personally.
[1635.35] Tony: Well, can't we find an abandoned skyscraper somewhere?
[1639.35] Adam: Yeah, a lot of skyscrapers are so cheap to build.
[1644.71] Jae: Maybe the day before, they're not going to block a flat somewhere.
[1647.91] Jack: There's got to be one in Wales somewhere.
[1650.63] Jack: Nelson Mandela Square.
[1652.07] Jack: Who does a skyscraper in Wales?
[1655.03] Adam: Why would the land value be so high
[1657.43] Adam: that you'd have to get the things on top of each other in Wales?
[1661.11] Tony: Is that your space?
[1663.67] Jack: Yeah, I suppose.
[1664.71] Jack: Sorry, Wales.
[1667.03] Jack: Santa.
[1667.67] Jack: It's now Bad Santa.
[1671.99] Jack: Isn't that film out now, Bad Santa?
[1674.55] Adam: Bad Santa was out years ago.
[1675.59] Adam: Bad Santa 2 is not meant to be quite as good.
[1678.55] Jack: Yeah, it never is.
[1680.23] Jack: I actually own Bad Santa.
[1681.99] Jack: I haven't watched it yet.
[1682.95] Jack: That and Die Hard are my Christmas videos.
[1685.11] Jack: Anyway, yeah, apparently, Matty Stuntz did it first,
[1688.15] Jack: and Tom Smith in the chat says that he does want you.
[1697.03] Jack: Why did you delete your Fanta video, Jack?
[1700.63] Jack: Because people are giving me crap about it.
[1703.59] Jack: Ruining Jack's man bun.
[1709.83] Adam: If you grow it out a bit longer, you can have two like Princess Leia.
[1713.35] Adam: Yeah, can do.
[1715.11] Jack: Um, pull up out of both.
[1718.23] Jack: They're very hard to do.
[1719.35] Jack: Well, Tom Smith, Stephen.
[1723.35] Jack: Yeah, look, yeah, I know I'm starting with that video
[1727.11] Jack: because they took that video down the the one with Tommy,
[1732.63] Jack: and then they started coining the phrase ruining the hobby.
[1736.79] Jack: So there's a group of people who are like,
[1739.51] Jack: you're gonna you're gonna injure someone.
[1741.11] Jack: There's no one really that round,
[1743.19] Jack: but it's the whole property.
[1746.23] Tony: To be fair, all it takes is one file safe.
[1750.23] Tony: Like, and it falls down and kill someone or smashes someone's property.
[1756.79] Tony: And we'll clamp down the authorities.
[1760.71] Tony: We'll clamp down.
[1761.75] Tony: We're not doing this anymore.
[1763.59] Adam: I'll argue with that.
[1764.87] Tony: Because it will get it.
[1766.55] Adam: One little kid gets like imagine one falls on a little girl in London
[1771.11] Adam: because someone was playing in the park.
[1773.51] Adam: And that'll be it.
[1774.23] Adam: You know, the tabloids will be there with pictures of a little girl with blood on it.
[1777.59] Tony: I don't want everyone.
[1779.35] Tony: I don't want us to give them that chance.
[1782.71] Jack: Yeah, because at the moment,
[1785.43] Tony: I love these pilots.
[1786.47] Tony: I love Steel Davis.
[1787.51] Tony: Tom Smith's videos are great, but they're controversial.
[1793.51] Tony: I love he's a great pilot.
[1797.03] Tony: But some of the stuff he does, I wouldn't personally do
[1800.15] Tony: because I just want to think.
[1802.95] Tony: And if sorry, I swear he's wary.
[1805.03] Tony: Just imagine if I got a fail safe now and it fell down
[1809.91] Tony: some car or whatever, put someone off and they crashed into someone.
[1814.79] Tony: You know, is it worth that video?
[1817.59] Tony: For me, personally not.
[1820.39] Adam: I think some people are a bit overexcited by the number of hits they get on YouTube.
[1824.71] Adam: And don't think about that.
[1826.71] Tony: Yeah, maybe so.
[1828.07] Tony: But it could get to the point where everyone gets...
[1832.87] Tony: And that something happens where everyone has to go to flying venues.
[1838.47] Tony: And then you have to go...
[1841.43] Tony: You can't just fly in any park, anywhere.
[1843.27] Tony: You have to go to a flying venue, which will be...
[1847.83] Adam: And then all that figures will look at destroying people.
[1851.75] Adam: I was going to ask about that, actually, what people thought about.
[1855.11] Adam: Because, like, I was looking on the BMFA site for places you can join up.
[1862.23] Adam: And they're meant to be 820 affiliated organisations in the UK.
[1868.07] Adam: But you scroll through and you see how many of them want people with drones.
[1871.51] Adam: Oh, no.
[1872.31] Adam: No one.
[1873.51] Adam: No, they don't even like helicopters, let alone helicopters.
[1876.63] Jae: There's generally some of the cops have moved from...
[1880.07] Jae: They used to be planes only.
[1881.51] Jae: And some have gone on to helis.
[1883.27] Jae: It has actually changed, and I've gone back to...
[1884.71] Adam: I know a lot have changed, but it's still...
[1888.15] Adam: You know, there's an overwhelming voice against it.
[1891.75] Adam: The one...
[1892.15] Jae: It's a different tradition, because they're still quite new,
[1895.43] Jae: and you can fly drones pretty much anywhere in a tight space.
[1897.67] Jae: Any plane or heli, you've got to go down somewhere that you can fly.
[1900.15] Jae: But it's...
[1901.59] Jae: When I went down to a club that was pretty much heli planes only up in Yorkshire,
[1907.03] Jae: I went there recently, and it was a busy day, and they had helis up.
[1911.51] Jae: But even some of the people there knew all about the quads and stuff.
[1914.63] Jae: So I was the only person flying a quad there, but it was such a remarkable change.
[1919.27] Jae: Whereas when I dropped in there a couple of years ago or so,
[1922.95] Jae: they pretty much...
[1924.39] Jae: Yeah, I could fly as a guest, but they didn't really have many drones then.
[1929.91] Jack: I mean, jump down here, the BMFA,
[1935.83] Jack: it's quite a hefty price to subscribe to join their club.
[1944.63] Adam: What is the club, the Brighton...
[1946.55] Adam: Oh, what's it called?
[1949.83] Adam: Yeah, yeah, no, but there is a location, isn't there?
[1952.63] Adam: A proper place where you can pay and get the key.
[1955.51] Adam: Yeah, yeah, on Devil's Dyke.
[1958.95] Adam: Yes-ish.
[1961.11] Adam: Do you know how much it is?
[1962.07] Adam: It's, like, 138.
[1964.55] Adam: Yeah, because it's one stood or something.
[1967.19] Adam: No, there's one just north of Tottenham, which is 85 pounds a year.
[1971.11] Adam: But that does accept multi-copters.
[1972.79] Adam: And then there's another just near here,
[1974.79] Adam: like within walking distance of my house that won't.
[1978.07] Jack: Yeah, with my lot, it's no drones, kill it with fire.
[1987.03] Jack: Like, no, you're evil.
[1989.19] Jack: And they've only just kind of come round to the helicopters.
[1993.59] Jack: You can only fly them on a Sunday before 11 o'clock.
[1997.91] Adam: Yeah, when they're not up.
[2000.31] Jack: Yeah.
[2001.43] Jack: So, and you're not allowed to leave the gate open
[2004.79] Jack: because the rabbits are getting there.
[2006.07] Jack: Because then someone will get in for free.
[2008.63] Adam: No, yeah, the rabbit...
[2010.07] Adam: But you can always park outside the gate and climb over it.
[2012.87] Adam: But, I know the space you were talking about.
[2015.67] Adam: Yeah, but they're all...
[2016.63] Jae: There's all sorts of conditions in different areas.
[2018.79] Jae: Each club is different and they have a different mentality.
[2021.19] Jae: A lot of them are stuck in their ways and stuff,
[2022.95] Jae: but I think you've just got to find local ones.
[2025.11] Jae: Because, you know, people around,
[2026.47] Jae: they're wanting to find somewhere where they can safely fly.
[2028.95] Jae: And they are all over the country.
[2031.75] Jae: Like the 800s, they're donning around sometimes in farmland and dedicated land.
[2037.67] Adam: Yeah, I don't disagree with you, Jay.
[2039.11] Adam: I just thought it was sort of disappointing that in that 800,
[2043.11] Adam: there were people who are actively opposed to multi-copters.
[2048.63] Adam: Why not just set aside a different time?
[2050.55] Adam: I understand why you don't want them at the same time.
[2053.35] Adam: There are some great YouTube videos of helicopters and model planes crashing.
[2058.23] Adam: But, and I'm sure the same would...
[2061.03] Tony: If the UF's have got different rules to us,
[2066.31] Tony: then if they want to build it dive, then be it on their heads.
[2069.59] Tony: If, you know, something happens to the head.
[2072.71] Jae: I think to say no drones is probably...
[2075.75] Jae: Did you read that or did you actually speak some?
[2077.51] Jae: Because if you think about how many people have bought phantoms or anything like that,
[2081.19] Jae: and just thinking, I'll go down to a club or flight somewhere,
[2083.83] Jae: and trying to do the right thing, I suppose.
[2086.07] Jae: But then...
[2087.99] Adam: I did read it.
[2089.83] Jae: Yeah, I wonder how many people have just got a new drone and want to go down and get it flown.
[2094.95] Jae: You know what I mean?
[2096.23] Adam: Yeah, I think that the people...
[2097.67] Adam: I'm sure the people would be nicer.
[2100.23] Adam: I have an instinct that the person who writes a club's website
[2103.11] Adam: is probably the person who wants everything to be rulesy.
[2107.27] Adam: Whereas I think if you showed up in real life,
[2109.03] Adam: you'd find that you could just say,
[2110.79] Adam: well, can I have 10 minutes?
[2111.75] Adam: Can you have 10 minutes?
[2113.59] Jae: Yeah.
[2114.31] Adam: That's just that...
[2115.27] Adam: Maybe I'm wrong there, maybe.
[2117.03] Jae: Let's have a look at what you're flying.
[2118.63] Jae: Yeah, you can fly that.
[2122.07] Jae: Thank you, these clubs.
[2124.55] Jack: Yeah, I mean, like...
[2128.15] Jack: I won't mention their name, but like, you know,
[2133.67] Jack: they're a friend of mine and they were a member of that BMFA group.
[2137.91] Jack: And he got thrown out for unsafe practice for hand-launching a foamy on a slow-fly prop
[2150.63] Jack: and then flying it round and he'd come back and catching it.
[2155.03] Tony: That is very...
[2156.31] Tony: That's just anal, isn't it?
[2159.43] Jae: Well...
[2159.91] Jae: Yeah, and that's...
[2162.31] Jae: What, down your neck of the woods, is it?
[2164.55] Tony: Yeah, maybe.
[2166.79] Tony: That's just bright an area, isn't it?
[2170.07] Jack: Oh, Tony.
[2172.47] Jae: So just thinking back to that time that my plane was strapped together
[2176.79] Jae: by Clinton and made to fly.
[2181.67] Jae: Yeah, we're lucky we've got...
[2183.11] Jae: You guys got a Hidden Valley down there.
[2185.35] Tony: Hidden Valley is the nut.
[2189.27] Jae: What we need to build is a large building, a skyrise building in Hidden Valley.
[2196.55] Adam: You can start with some really short versions, because you've got the light.
[2201.83] Adam: You can actually build.
[2202.71] Tony: You can actually make it a bank one.
[2204.79] Tony: Alan, we should set a challenge.
[2206.79] Tony: Dive the shortest building, because that is cool.
[2210.63] Tony: Anyone can dive a tall building and pull it out of the end.
[2213.67] Tony: Try diving the shortest building.
[2216.87] Jae: Well, okay, to put that forth, we might be able to...
[2219.27] Jae: Hold on, hold on.
[2220.23] Jae: We need a fundraiser to try and raise enough money to buy some scaffolding.
[2225.27] Jae: Screw some plywood to the outside and make a makeshift building.
[2230.87] Jae: That you can dive inside of the tower.
[2232.39] Jae: You can dive inside as well.
[2233.91] Adam: There should be no problem putting together a Kickstarter
[2236.47] Adam: to build a multi-million-pound skyscraper down in the Hidden Valley.
[2241.75] Jae: No, no.
[2243.43] Jae: The fake skyscraper.
[2244.55] Jae: It's a fake skyscraper.
[2247.75] Jack: Johnny Banton says, we could dive Big Ben,
[2252.63] Jack: or we could just hit up the Legoland small city with a tiny whoop.
[2257.43] Jack: Legoland.
[2258.71] Tony: Awesome.
[2263.03] Adam: They must close it to the kids and clean it out every once in a while.
[2266.95] Adam: Just go along, and yeah.
[2269.83] Jack: Sunday says, Ex-Waste, I'm going to dive some Council House flat, YOLO.
[2274.71] Jack: Most of the stuff, these guys are not worth it.
[2278.39] Jack: The CAA are starting to crack down on things in the UK.
[2282.87] Jack: But I spoke to the CAA guys,
[2284.71] Jack: and I've got a contact for those guys to come on the show.
[2289.35] Jack: And they're really proud of us,
[2290.79] Jack: because apparently we're starting to police ourselves,
[2294.15] Jack: or as I like to call it, do their job for them.
[2297.91] Tony: We are, though.
[2299.91] Tony: The way we're talking in the air.
[2301.83] Adam: Yeah.
[2304.55] Adam: And the BMFA and the chairman there were saying that,
[2309.27] Adam: you know, just talking to other people who have drones,
[2314.07] Adam: sharing a bit of common sense.
[2315.83] Adam: That's the first step towards everything, really.
[2318.87] Adam: That's the sort of thing that gets the evil European legislation off our back as well.
[2323.91] Jack: Yeah.
[2324.39] Jack: Because at the moment, we can say to people,
[2330.71] Jack: we haven't had, no one's crashed a drone into an airplane,
[2334.95] Jack: and we haven't killed anyone.
[2337.99] Jack: No.
[2338.47] Jack: So.
[2339.19] Jack: Not yet.
[2340.95] Jack: But I do worry, though.
[2343.83] Tony: I do think it is yet, because...
[2348.18] Tony: Well, it's a worry, isn't it?
[2349.3] Tony: On YouTube, yeah.
[2352.02] Tony: It is.
[2355.86] Jae: Somebody's trying to shut down.
[2357.62] Tony: It's a worry about all of us losing what we love.
[2363.14] Jack: Turn your camera off, Tony.
[2367.46] Jack: Now talk.
[2370.41] Tony: The bad thing is, is the dead.
[2373.77] Jack: Oh, no.
[2375.13] Jack: It's not going to be different.
[2376.65] Jack: Wow.
[2377.69] Jae: I guess more and more people are earning them, aren't they?
[2382.57] Jack: Do you want to type it and I'll read it out, Tony?
[2385.21] Jack: Jay will read it out.
[2386.17] Jack: Jay's got a soothing voice like yours.
[2388.25] Jae: Welcome to the Delta Terms of Let's Read On.
[2392.01] Tony: I'll pay £55 for this shite.
[2396.17] Adam: That's still swearing.
[2398.97] Adam: How are you sending it?
[2399.93] Adam: Which internet provider should we not be signing up to, Jay?
[2403.85] Adam: Erm, Tony?
[2404.73] Tony: One hundred and fifty down, ten up.
[2410.25] Adam: No, but I mean, who is lying?
[2412.09] Adam: Virgin.
[2412.97] Tony: Jack.
[2416.46] Jack: What?
[2417.9] Jack: Virgin.
[2419.42] Jack: Virgin.
[2420.3] Jack: Okay.
[2423.58] Jack: Soon, Adam, you'll be able to address both of us.
[2426.3] Jack: Like, you know, Brangelina will be like Jodie.
[2434.38] Jack: I don't suppose you have a friend called Mitchell.
[2441.9] Tony: Can everyone hear me?
[2443.34] Tony: Okay.
[2444.62] Jack: Yeah.
[2445.58] Jack: No.
[2445.98] Jack: Yes.
[2446.7] Jack: SOD building, diving.
[2448.22] Jack: It's all about the vegan egg spinning.
[2450.3] Jack: I worry that all my videos look the same
[2452.22] Jack: because I'm always at Hidden Valley.
[2453.58] Jack: It sucks.
[2455.82] Adam: It's a bit grass, grass, grass, grass with a road.
[2459.18] Adam: And then there's the buildings, Adam.
[2461.26] Jack: Yeah.
[2461.9] Jack: Which is nice.
[2464.3] Jae: In the summer, like the South Park, the trees to fly through.
[2467.5] Jae: That is, I could spend all day in there.
[2469.26] Jae: And actually, the best thing was taking a micro
[2471.82] Jae: and flying inside the trees was even better.
[2475.18] Adam: What's that?
[2476.46] Adam: The other place.
[2477.5] Adam: They had a stand at the drone show.
[2481.26] Adam: Obviously not in Brighton, but a dedicated drone playing.
[2487.74] Adam: Pop them.
[2488.94] Adam: Yeah. Pop them.
[2490.06] Adam: Has anyone been?
[2492.06] Jack: No.
[2493.34] Jack: I need to.
[2493.82] Jack: It's not that far from me.
[2495.34] Jack: But Chris G runs it and he's lovely.
[2499.66] Jack: He's one of the main people.
[2501.66] Jack: So, yeah.
[2502.62] Jack: I'd say go because they're nice people.
[2505.66] Jack: And they've recently built a shed.
[2509.9] Jack: Yeah.
[2510.7] Jack: Dive the shed.
[2513.58] Jack: Between us and the other 40 listeners, Brighton's put up some
[2522.78] Jack: Christmas decorations, which are large words.
[2525.9] Jack: And one of them, they've got words like bauble and holly.
[2530.62] Jack: And they've got one with joy.
[2532.46] Jack: And the O is a good size for me to try and get my tiny woop down and through it.
[2541.34] Jack: So, soon, my friends.
[2545.02] Jack: Soon.
[2545.74] Jack: Well, don't post it under your own account.
[2548.86] Jack: I mean, don't do it.
[2549.58] Jack: What am I going to do?
[2550.22] Jack: It's a toy.
[2550.86] Jack: It's a toy.
[2551.5] Jack: It's a toy.
[2551.98] Tony: It's not going to hurt anyone, is it?
[2555.26] Adam: No.
[2556.62] Adam: Get one of those ones in a little sort of circular cage.
[2561.18] Adam: Then it can't.
[2561.82] Adam: Definitely can't hurt anyone.
[2563.98] Jack: Great.
[2564.38] Jack: A flying gerbil ball.
[2566.14] Jack: Great.
[2566.7] Jack: Everyone loves those.
[2567.9] Jack: They're really impressive.
[2571.21] Jack: Well, I know why you're done.
[2573.29] Jack: And they'll probably get wedged in the O of joy and be stuck there.
[2579.69] Jack: Yeah.
[2580.33] Adam: I'm just being safety conscious.
[2582.97] Adam: Thinking of the innocent civilians.
[2586.25] Adam: Jay?
[2587.21] Jae: Yeah, I'm sorry.
[2589.93] Jack: What are you going to say?
[2591.29] Jae: Me, nothing.
[2593.69] Jack: Oh, I thought you were going to say something.
[2595.21] Jae: Me, nothing.
[2598.09] Jae: Oh, no.
[2600.33] Jae: My internet cut out, so I haven't really had any of it.
[2604.01] Jack: Don't worry.
[2604.41] Jack: Joni or track.
[2608.97] Jack: Great hit, gins.
[2610.25] Jack: You legend.
[2613.93] Jack: What's the Popem website again?
[2615.93] Jack: Popem airfield, I think it is.
[2620.81] Jack: Who are we keeping up?
[2622.17] Jack: Me.
[2623.61] Tony: Can I announce winners for the Fossil Stuff competition at the UK Drone Show, please?
[2629.85] Jack: Please do, before I put this screwdriver through my forehead.
[2633.85] Jack: Oh, no.
[2634.25] Jack: No one can see.
[2634.81] Tony: I'd rather wait then.
[2640.17] Adam: At least run the camera, if you're going to do that.
[2646.97] Tony: You can choose from a 180 gravity, a 250 or a 280,
[2651.85] Tony: or a FSGX frame, because you are the runners up.
[2658.09] Tony: And the winner of the revo of your choice for five or six inch is Josh Shipton.
[2664.97] Tony: So, well done, Josh.
[2668.09] Tony: And Peter Webster.
[2670.73] Tony: Contact FossilStuff.com.
[2675.05] Tony: Thank you.
[2677.64] Tony: Oh, that's exciting.
[2679.8] Tony: You can talk now, Jack.
[2681.4] Adam: I'm not sure his brain is fully recovered from having the screwdriver in there.
[2688.42] Tony: I know, but it's nice and quiet, isn't it?
[2691.62] Adam: Those glasses he's got on, do you feel like he ought to be wearing a lab coat?
[2696.74] Jack: Always.
[2699.3] Jae: Actually, next week, he's not going to get that.
[2702.5] Jack: Yeah, that's my wedding dress.
[2708.02] Jack: Lind me that lab coat.
[2709.38] Tony: Is there a Christmas wedding next week, then?
[2712.42] Jack: Yeah.
[2714.34] Jae: Let's get a snow.
[2716.1] Jae: Well, I suppose on your honeymoon, wherever you choose for your honeymoon,
[2719.46] Jae: you might be seeing Tony on telly on the 28th.
[2723.46] Tony: Oh, yeah, it's the 28th, isn't it?
[2724.82] Tony: It's probably more you, Jay, though.
[2726.26] Tony: I was just sitting down.
[2727.7] Jae: No, I think it'd be more you, man.
[2729.3] Jack: What's going on?
[2730.1] Jae: I don't want to see that fossil flying and you flying it and thought, yeah, vegan.
[2734.5] Jae: And the show basically of what Britain bought in this year.
[2740.5] Jae: So I guess they take into account Christmas, but they already did the show.
[2744.18] Jae: And obviously, one of those things was drones.
[2746.82] Adam: So, yeah, she didn't really take to it.
[2750.9] Adam: What did we buy?
[2752.98] Tony: I mean, 2016.
[2755.3] Tony: You have to watch the show, Adam, on the 28th.
[2758.66] Jae: I think it's a series of something.
[2760.42] Jae: So you might see some of the motley crew from here on there.
[2764.26] Tony: Yeah, me and Jay might be on there, but they might have cut us completely out.
[2768.42] Tony: Who knows?
[2770.18] Jae: There's a few others.
[2772.82] Jae: Car.
[2773.3] Jae: Yeah, yeah, it should be a fun day.
[2775.22] Jae: Well, it's a fun day and should be see what they're doing.
[2777.7] Jae: The editing.
[2779.38] Jae: Yeah.
[2781.38] Jae: She didn't fly very well.
[2782.9] Jae: No, but 28.
[2784.42] Jae: Mike, that is a new diary.
[2785.22] Jae: I think it's 8pm or something.
[2787.3] Adam: Oh, I just realized.
[2788.42] Adam: Did anyone notice that Amazon got their press release out again
[2791.62] Adam: just before the last few days of buying before Christmas?
[2795.46] Tony: What?
[2795.7] Tony: They're flying.
[2797.3] Adam: They're the first ever drone delivery to a customer.
[2802.42] Adam: In Cambridge, yeah.
[2807.14] Adam: 13 minutes.
[2808.26] Adam: I don't know what was delivered.
[2811.86] Adam: I always get halfway in and then I think,
[2813.94] Adam: this news is conveniently timed for Amazon.
[2816.82] Adam: But contraband.
[2821.06] Adam: If they're going to move into drug stealing.
[2826.82] Jae: The nature of contact with the CIA.
[2829.46] Jae: The sky's the limit.
[2831.7] Tony: And CIA.
[2833.78] Jae: Yeah.
[2834.26] Jae: Well, I'm not going to, who knows.
[2835.38] Jae: But anyway, who knows what they're going to deliver.
[2837.86] Adam: And these dark and difficult financial times,
[2841.78] Adam: it makes a lot of sense for organizations like the CIA
[2844.74] Adam: to raise the funding that they need by allowing a few dirty drugs.
[2849.3] Adam: Things in and keeping a cut.
[2852.82] Tony: All I know is I know where I'm going to shoot down my spare parts from.
[2857.3] Tony: But this is it.
[2859.38] Jae: Doesn't it raise more security and safety concerns?
[2863.54] Jae: Because let's face it, it's always on the back foot
[2865.7] Jae: trying to get around security of these things.
[2868.5] Jae: And someone will be throwing everything they've got
[2871.38] Jae: to try and take one over.
[2873.86] Adam: I mean.
[2874.42] Adam: Also, what can, you know, what can a sort of combination
[2878.66] Adam: of a quad and a wing actually carry and get back to base?
[2882.82] Jae: Well, no, but it's.
[2883.86] Adam: 30 minutes range.
[2885.14] Adam: Like it can't carry a lot of weight, can it?
[2887.54] Jae: So I know it's over 20 kilo, I think.
[2893.7] Jae: They're talking proper drone size.
[2896.66] Jae: I think 25 kilo.
[2898.1] Adam: But even a 25 kilo aircraft payload is not going to be.
[2901.86] Jae: No, but what has to happen now is the regulation
[2904.1] Jae: really has to catch up for these other systems.
[2908.42] Adam: Well, an organization the size of Amazon surely can simply buy the UK.
[2913.7] Jae: If annoying things like the legislation, I'm going away.
[2920.5] Jae: This country, we can we already have quite well-mapped
[2923.54] Jae: postcode areas and houses.
[2925.3] Jae: And there is no reason why we couldn't be world leader
[2929.22] Jae: to bring this technology to market.
[2931.22] Jae: Then they take back home.
[2932.42] Jae: But, you know, coming out of where we are.
[2938.42] Adam: Yeah, I know.
[2939.86] Adam: Actually, gun control in this country makes those
[2942.1] Adam: a more natural choice than America.
[2944.02] Jae: It's complete progress.
[2946.18] Jae: It's, you know, more energy efficient.
[2949.86] Jae: There's many positives that can come from this.
[2955.54] Tony: I agree.
[2956.1] Jae: I agree.
[2956.9] Adam: I just.
[2959.06] Tony: English people like they will take them down and write.
[2962.82] Adam: Yeah, but this is in Cambridge here.
[2965.14] Adam: It'll be Cambridge and Oxford here and places like that where, you know.
[2969.14] Tony: Yeah.
[2969.54] Adam: Well, when nice people live.
[2972.18] Jack: Yeah, they're like climbing on horses,
[2975.3] Jack: riding up their dogs and chasing some foxes around going.
[2978.82] Jack: Yeah, exactly.
[2981.54] Adam: Good old British traditions.
[2983.3] Adam: You know, we can't rule the world.
[2985.3] Adam: We'll just stick around with horses.
[2988.42] Jae: Okay.
[2988.66] Jae: Recent statistics said that one in 50 employees of the company
[2992.5] Jae: would potentially leak or steal, you know, data or technology.
[2999.86] Jae: So, really, then you've got to think about the size of even the
[3003.06] Jae: universities and everything like that.
[3004.34] Jae: One in 50 is quite, it's not a massive amount, but they exist.
[3008.82] Jae: And that is the point, isn't it?
[3010.42] Jae: Security flaws and everything of all the things that people work on.
[3013.14] Jae: That is still the biggest concern, I think.
[3015.54] Jae: And that would be an interesting day when that happens.
[3018.58] Adam: I still think that, I mean, it would be interesting to see,
[3022.18] Adam: is someone going to target the Google or Amazon drone first?
[3027.06] Adam: Or is somebody going to target a US military drone?
[3033.46] Jae: No, they didn't Iran take down a US military drone anyway?
[3039.14] Jae: No, a few have been controlled and brought down.
[3043.22] Jae: They have been lost.
[3044.66] Jae: But yeah, I think there's more than just one country.
[3047.7] Jae: You don't quote me on that.
[3048.42] Jae: But it has been done.
[3049.22] Jae: You can look it up.
[3049.78] Jae: You'll find they have actually got it down and take more than that.
[3055.37] Jae: You can compute GPS and everything.
[3057.21] Adam: Well, yeah, there's that too, isn't there?
[3058.57] Adam: There's hacking and there's hacking.
[3060.41] Adam: There's many ways, yeah.
[3062.17] Jae: And there's a comms link and there's a complete comms link.
[3064.57] Jae: As long as you somehow get that, then you've got
[3067.77] Jae: potentially something to bind to.
[3070.33] Tony: It's a great thing for the future.
[3072.17] Adam: But you've turned yourself around quite quickly.
[3075.69] Adam: You know, an exciting future.
[3077.37] Jae: No, no.
[3078.17] Jae: I really think that it's positive technology to take forward.
[3081.37] Jae: I just think that there has to be many safeguards built into this.
[3084.17] Jae: And perhaps the ethics of the world has to grow up before.
[3087.21] Tony: It is exactly right.
[3088.97] Jae: The ethics.
[3090.09] Adam: As I understand it, we're going to dramatically thin out the world population in early February.
[3099.05] Jae: A stat that I read today was from today to tomorrow,
[3102.73] Jae: there's 217,000 extra people on this planet.
[3106.65] Jae: 217,000 in one day.
[3110.97] Jae: So, yeah, I don't think we're going to last for this rate anyway.
[3114.41] Adam: Well, don't worry.
[3115.37] Adam: We'll either a optimistic route or go to Mars.
[3118.01] Adam: Thank you, Elon Musk.
[3119.21] Adam: Or alternative route, somebody who will be president soon might try out some of his whizbangs.
[3134.65] Jae: And that is probably the most likely, sadly.
[3136.81] Jae: So let's try now and keep flying now.
[3139.53] Adam: Enjoy the winter, guys.
[3141.69] Adam: Live for the now.
[3143.69] Adam: The next winter will be a nuclear one.
[3149.77] Tony: I think you might be right there.
[3152.17] Jae: Well, what is the time of the day clock?
[3155.61] Jae: We must be about midnight.
[3157.93] Tony: Running short, man.
[3162.01] Jae: Yeah, you've been listening to a little late.
[3164.81] Tony: Let's nuke out.
[3169.58] Jack: Yep.
[3172.5] Jack: All right, guys.
[3173.54] Jack: Thank you.
[3175.86] Jae: Sorry, Jack.
[3176.34] Jae: You were completely silent for too long.
[3178.26] Jae: No comment whatsoever.
[3179.54] Jae: I said any of that.
[3180.66] Jae: No, I was listening.
[3181.54] Jack: I was enjoying it live.
[3187.62] Jae: The safety concerns for the public, the safety concerns outright,
[3190.82] Jae: but it's a lot of fun and there's a lot of use to it.
[3195.54] Jae: It needs a lot more discussion, a lot more debate and a different channel.
[3199.7] Adam: And the other thing is really do keep an eye on people who get their drones for Christmas.
[3204.02] Adam: A drone is for life, not just for Christmas.
[3206.26] Adam: Don't crash it first time out.
[3208.74] Tony: Please.
[3209.38] Adam: Please.
[3212.62] Tony: Any comments, Jack?
[3214.14] Jack: Oh, you're done.
[3215.18] Jack: Tom's going to do some editing.
[3218.22] Jack: See you later.
[3219.9] Jack: Zero effort.
[3221.34] Jack: Yep.
[3225.74] Jack: Stickers.
[3226.38] Jack: Email me, guys.
[3227.5] Jack: My email's in the chat.
[3229.1] Jack: Just email me and I'll send some out.
[3231.82] Jack: I said that I think the EASA were trying to send us out in order to give the airspace
[3239.34] Jack: to the Amazon drones because Chris Higgins said as soon as they start flying,
[3244.14] Jack: we won't be able to fly in case we hit them.
[3248.7] Jack: Dazzle says drugs to jail.
[3252.94] Jack: I thought it was just Cornwall just getting used to carry drugs to jail.
[3260.06] Jack: I think that's what he's trying to say.
[3264.46] Jack: What else?
[3266.14] Jack: Chet says, crazy anti-drone ladies think that even Tiny Woop will kill them.
[3270.22] Jack: And I said, and their dad's a detective.
[3276.12] Jack: That's about it, really.
[3278.76] Jack: That's about it.
[3279.4] Jack: We were just listening to you guys.
[3282.2] Jack: Okay.
[3282.6] Jack: We're sorry.
[3284.36] Jack: We watched them.
[3284.84] Jack: That's fine.
[3285.64] Jae: No, no, it's fine.
[3286.52] Jae: It's good.
[3287.0] Jae: It was good luck.
[3289.96] Jae: Yeah, no.
[3290.6] Jae: Whiz bangs, the word.
[3292.12] Jae: Whiz bangs, that's it.
[3294.28] Tony: Whiz bangs is the new word for nuke.
[3299.08] Jack: It stands for never underestimate killing everyone.
[3302.76] Jack: What nuke stands for?
[3304.36] Jack: Is it?
[3304.92] Jack: No, it doesn't.
[3307.48] Jack: No, it's like steel being called Steven.
[3311.24] Tony: Everyone calm down.
[3316.6] Jack: I know.
[3318.28] Jack: Right.
[3318.68] Jack: Thank you for listening to Let Show Now.
[3320.2] Jack: You've been joined by Adam.
[3324.04] Jack: Jay Cheatcoat.
[3325.16] Jae: Yeah, say that, everyone.
[3326.68] Jack: Above you, Tiny Marchant.
[3330.68] Tony: Bonjour, time's the one.
[3332.92] Jack: And I've been writing to our fly.
[3334.68] Jack: And don't forget, Let's Drone Out is sponsored and supported by iDrone,
[3339.72] Jack: as well as Fossil Stuff.
[3341.48] Jack: So buy your stuff from those guys,
[3343.72] Jack: because they give you entertainment to listen to us, silly twats.
[3348.92] Adam: That's right.
[3350.28] Adam: But it's really nice to listen to something
[3352.44] Adam: that's not supported by Squarespace, isn't it?
[3355.4] Jack: Yeah.
[3357.24] Jack: Yeah, if you can't read the joined Squarespace
[3361.4] Jack: and use the offer code,
[3363.56] Jack: screw Let's Drone Out.
[3368.28] Jack: Audible.com, that's it.
[3369.88] Jack: That's the one I was thinking of.
[3371.08] Jack: Audible.
[3371.8] Jack: Yeah.
[3372.12] Jack: Audible, Lootcrate.
[3373.72] Jack: We're not sponsored by Lootcrate.
[3375.32] Jack: We make our own toys here on this show.
[3381.56] Tony: As well, thank all our patrons for their generous donations
[3386.52] Tony: to keep us going and editing.
[3389.8] Adam: And the fans we met in Birmingham the other week, that was nice.
[3393.0] Jack: Yeah, sorry if I ranted at you.
[3398.04] Jack: Just talked at you, but I was really fired.
[3401.08] Jack: Thank you.
[3403.32] Jae: Yeah, thank you to listeners.
[3405.24] Jae: Oh, yeah.
[3406.68] Jack: Yeah, all 40 of you that tuned in, that's quite a good number.
[3411.08] Jack: Yeah, don't forget you can support us with a dollar or two on the Patreon.
[3415.32] Jack: Patreon.com forward slash Let's Drone Out.
[3420.52] Jack: And good night.
[3421.88] Jack: And don't forget to tune in next week for the wedding of the year.