Episode 60 · 37:22
From Roasting People to Roasting Onions: Health Hacks & Comedy Insights
Dan and Tom unpack why live comedy formats such as Kill Tony are so compelling: short performances, immediate feedback and the tension of watching someone think under pressure.
The second half moves from roasting people to roasting onions, comparing modern health tracking with traditional remedies and asking how technology can help without pretending every signal is a diagnosis.
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- Constraints can make a format more entertaining by forcing performers to reveal their instincts quickly.
- Useful critique separates the person from the attempt and gives them somewhere to go next.
- Health data is most valuable when it prompts better questions rather than false certainty.
- New health products earn trust by explaining evidence and limits as clearly as benefits.
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They gave him like a laughing Standing Ovation and he hadn't even said a word he'd just been like you know like looking there like awkward and and like funny I might have another um delivery turn up I've got my ring camera here so I can see if he turns up I've just going to remember not to run away without unplugging myself otherwise this whole desk will come flying down so I just need to unplug this and then I can run.
Off yeah that's it for sure and also because my phone is the doorbell um but I'm using it as the camera I won't be able to hear when the doorbell goes so I have to like visually watch out for it in some ways I'll just turn this off just in case that's giving extra the joys so are you feeling the woes of post Olympics post Olympic sadness because I uh I don't you are yeah yeah no I don't think I I think I'm.
Looking forward to the football season so I I think I'm more looking forward to that I can't wait for the Paralympics to start because I've got two weeks to wait until that happens so that'll be my like next thing that I look forward to but yeah now it's like what do we do what do we do of an evening there's no Sports on and I've been enjoying seeing all that Sports basically so which is sad yeah very sad right just sorting out.
My life before we get going I need to do the energy thing I thinkg no energy today but I'm very distracted distractable that's a word I thought I'd play some lowii in my uh ears to hopefully uh let my uh nerves settle a bit more so I can hopefully be in the moment that's good so do we know what today is it North Wales Loi uh not currently but I need to listen to the next one it is very good L wi.
Stuff so do you know what topics that we have today no but we'll just run into it I keep on forgetting I I keep on forgetting what I'm going to speak about I then like cool I need to write those things down and then I don't write them down so then I'm in the moment trying to remember but I'm sure things will come come to me as we get started so yeah jump straight straight into it if you want and then we'll just roll with.
The punches cool all right you want to do the intro this time uh I can do I really want to know the episode number but okay eny it's probably 50 something right 54 55 I don't know let me turn the screen down save me being distracted oh oh [Music] right St don't be a star don't be a door St and welcome back to another episode of don't be a door stop my name's Tom and Dan is over wherever I think.
Actually we flick in between so by him talking hopefully it will uh flash up as the AI is I'm pretty sure our Video Editor to my knowledge uh Dan does that work recently so I don't actually know um it is the yeah so the topic wheel is bare minimum at the moment it is as bare as Bears can be I don't really know what to do I've been listening to a lot of um have you come across Kil Tony at all his.
Podcast and his setup it sounds familiar but I don't know exactly so I came across him through I think it was more through Facebook shorts and then have slowly ventured off to YouTube long form so what it is it's basically just he is a comedian SL roastmaster uh and then it's normally him his business partner and then they tend to invite one to three other comedian or comedians or celebrities and then they basically have a couple of people that they choose to do a one.
Minute set or they have an option for you put your name in the bucket of basically whoever's there they have a chance to do their one minute in front of people so it is quite interesting because they'll start off with someone that's really good then they'll go to the bucket go to the bucket go to the bucket and then if someone dies really badly then they'll bring out someone that's like good that they've chosen um and it's a really interesting.
Clever format because it's it's apparently like they class it as a um as a podcast so I think it's like becoming number one or number two podcast I don't know if it's Spotify or Amazon um or if it's Apple stuff I'm not entirely sure but I find it very clever because they've got the the structure of the celebs slash The Comedians being good at roasting and having a laugh and bouncing off each other but they've also got the.
Randomizer by you could invite someone up that completely bombs badly bombs that's funny that's really okay to really amazing and actually there's a quite it adds a bit of like you don't really know what's coming up so you have to uh think fast on your feet um so I've been enjoying that but it is interesting how some people are like yeah I've done this for the first time and they think this um joke would land so well and it's.
Total silence the minute seems like the longest minute in their lives but yeah I've been enjoying listening to that recently so funny you should say that cuz you know last week we were like um we realized that your content is the same content I happen to be seeing yeah so the algorithm is is pushing us to the same stuff funnily enough now you've explained what that is I know exactly what you're talking about and I I have watched exactly the same videos on.
Social which is funny because I saw one even yesterday where some guy just stood on the he was intro he stood on the stage and he looked very much like you know the two criminals in um home alone you know the guy that get shocked that turns into a skeleton redhead well he didn't look redhead he just looked like he had brown hair and he looked like that guy and he just stood there ready to start and basically people were just.
Like laughing probably at the way he looked and then they kind of like carried on laughing and then they gave him like a laughing Standing Ovation and he hadn't even said a word he'd just been like you know like looking like awkward and and like funny um so yeah the main guy was like we've never had a sunning Ovation like this before kind of thing which I thought was funny I think the benefit of doing the variations is like we our attention.
Spans are quite short right if we don't like somebody we'll change channel well we don't do that anymore if we like somebody we might like skip or whatever right so if you have somebody that's good and then you have somebody that's bad there's like an anticipation of anything can happen so I I think it's great it makes it like you're willing to hear out people that are starting out at newbies just to see right you don't know if your pet's going to be changed and.
Sometimes we're creatures of habit so you like allow yourself to have this open-ended interaction where somebody could impress you and they could become a new like you could become a new fan of them yeah yeah exactly exactly because that's what I find fascinating is they've been doing it for years but it feels like it's been blowing up more recently well or at least are pumping more Facebook ads towards clearly me and you or whatever um but I find it.
Fascinating how you go from you could be a nobody to then you're either a regular with them or regular elsewhere and it's that interesting I guess it's very similar to um The Voice or Britain's Got Talent on the sense that they've got a panel that can work together to create content working with an individual that could rise or fall but I think what's extra with that is you can then see that person regularly so if that Talent is.
Really good is they might bring them on the following week and I think that's where it's quite clever because there's a a more visual um you get promoted to be on here regularly and they might have the odd um sort of Comedy battle but I think one thing that I found fascinating is um when I started watching them they said oh you'll do a minute content then a noise will go off to basically tell you to hopefully finish soon if you.
Basically drag another like so I think it's a kitten noise to to let you know but then it's like a proper bare noise if you're going on too long to basically sort of shock you and knock you off off your uh thoughts to some extent and I always thought a minute is not that long at all but a minute is not that long for the professionals slash or the natural people but the people that don't land any jokes the minute feels like they've.
Just done 30 minutes it's soting yeah can you see me right now could you see me on camera uh if I look over to my screen yeah all right I'm about to walk away I was hoping that you'd see me walk away cuz my deliveries turned up I'll be back in two minutes see I'm speaking so with that back to the tennis analogy where uh it's rained off so I have to come up with my own content so with that what I find really.
Interesting is a a minute is not that long so you can normally hack a minute save needing to skip through plus what thing one thing that is really interesting is because they're Comedians and they like to build on top of a joke even though the set is bad they might still reference the set throughout slash or after that minute they then go into a sort of a Q&A with the comedian so like the the two presenters and the one to.
Three celebs tends to ask them a lot of questions to find out what's the most interesting part of their life uh what's their age what do they work as um and different stuff like this to basically see if there's any content there and also they add a little bit of feedback because they've been comedians most of their careers they'll tend to add a little bit more flare of you need to be more honest with your content or whatever but yeah so what's your.
Thoughts on all what I said then before I answer you what do you think to get turned up as the delivery a new window no it's edible edible edible window um is edible breakfast not breakfast but my lunch and dinner so P meals yeah my py meals I not I wish I wish we were sponsored by by planty yeah that' be kind of cool so sponsored by anybody to be honest but um yeah you were saying about the what.
Was the name of it again just remind me of the name kill Tony yeah I do really quite like the way that it's creating its own content as in you're just giving somebody an opportunity in the same way you know how like just interview somebody that gives that just creates content so if you if we randomly chose to interview somebody it would be producing content it's the easiest form and make sense give somebody 10 minutes is it a minute is it so it's a it's a.
Minute standup then they go into a Q&A that they could quit straight away if the stand up was rubbish or go for like 10 20 minutes to some extent so is very clever cuz they can I guess because they they're Comedians and they know what's funny and what's going to land or not if they're like this conversation's going wild actually we're going to continue this and ask more about this individual but actually if this is just total flop.
They could just cut there and it's clever cuz by having a minute and then having what a 5 to 10 minute interview you're creating very clever short form medium form and then the whole thing is the long form so you you're basically creating content with that in mind um another thing you mentioned while you were chatting was about The Voice have you seen the Wales are now doing their own version of The Voice I saw it advertised I've not yet watched it is it.
Up yet I've not watched it yet I don't know if yet but you know how we've always said like localize ideas you know take an idea and if you can localize it and I forgot that we've been saying that probably before maybe we've been saying that before gogglebox happened as in the Welsh version of gogglebox and maybe well we definitely have been saying it before the voice has happened which I think is just funny and and um cool to.
Have happen so it's cool that take these popular TV shows localize them so the fact that now um The Voice has been wrapped into that is an interesting one I know that's been happening generally everywhere anyway um because I'm sure there's multilingual um voices in different countries and so I think they do it all over the place well people that are ahead of TV and producers and probably got the money but I think that's the thing is you don't.
Necessarily need to go big if you're in a smaller country because people will still watch it even if it wasn't CBS but it was interesting yeah yeah and what you were referring to around um the emotions side of stuff the emotions yeah you were like and what do you think of those as I came back on just a sad plan so what I was talking about is how I find it fascinating how it's a a minute form but then they go into a interview.
And it's clever because it's like even if they bomb I was saying because they're comedians are quite good at adding to the joke and building on top of it so even if they bomb they might reference it a in the Q&A or later down the line in future q&as so it's a clever way that normally if something's a bit rubbish you'd want to skip it but they've created a format that actually there might be a random in joke about.
All these bad jokes so then you're not you're not in a rush to skip it slash by the time you fuff around trying to skip it if you listen into in the background the minute's over so it's a very clever format that c like the certain section that is giving I guess the power over to an individual that could be really rubbish actually because they've cut it short enough they could get away with it and it work because obviously if you.
Gave them five minutes or 20 minutes or an hour and a half special well people wouldn't watch it people flick past it or whatever but it's very clever going actually a minute you can normally tell if someone's amazing at it or natural at it or or just needs to practice more or is really bad at it yeah there's enough time for a story or a couple of jokes in there or a setup or or something isn't there you'll.
Get to see some showcase some these initial talent I think and that's the thing is there's that a little bit of flexibility even though they say try and do a minute but if they're like wetting their pants but then you've not quite finished your punch line they're like no we'll let you finish it off so is that clever that you're it's as if you're like doing the stock market in the motion in the sense of like this stock.
Is high so we need to like buy more of it oh not technically it doesn't work this Stock's low we need to buy more of it but it's like it's the more we need to put attention to this because this is r a rising star or actually this person is dragging their feet and sort of wasting their time so we're going to just withdraw our attention so it is very um cool to see to be fair and I.
Think it's funny when when they're not liking somebody how they like rip into them a little bit and sometimes they fight back and rip back a little bit which is kind of funny sometimes too yeah it is fascinating how I think one thing I found fascinating is there there's one guy that always rips um the main guy and they have sort of a roast off but it works really well because both of them are good at roasting plus I think.
They've known each other for like five to 10 years or whatever so they sort of have got the bu built up friendship but there was this one guy that came on and I think it was like his first time either on stage or definitely on a kill Stony kill Tony stage and he literally ripped into the host as his first um comment that and then everyone went o when really if anyone else would have done that joke that sort of done those.
Jokes in the past it would have landed instantly but because it was a random guy that you're like okay then like prove your worth and he rips into the host so then the host is like wait a minute I've given you a platform and the first thing you do is Rip into me so then he like him a new one by going going at him and it is that fascina of even though you watch it and you feel.
Like you know the whole what's going on you actually don't know what's behind it of who are the friendships and how they could get away with saying certain things to certain people and still laugh and find it funny um but it's fascinating how people will feel are you deliberately ripping into me to do a joke and you're willing to take it back and there's a sort of fun sort of arm wrestle within jokes happening or if there's like a little.
Bit more Venom I think it's fascinating that people can instantly pick that up to be like oh wait a minute I don't want to highlight the fact that you're just ripping into me because actually you probably hate me or you're jealous of or whatever it just doesn't quite land the say yeah the intentionality behind the then impact of said joke I agree you can tell when somebody's trying a bit there's a bit more Mal involved in like a put down when really they're.
Essentially trying to impress the room by by making it a bit more harsh and it would fly in another Dynamic however in this newbie Dynamic it doesn't work I would love to see someone that in their minute literally just roasts each and every one of them but does it really well I'd be fascinated to know how that lands because a lot of the time they'll roast them really badly so then it just doesn't land at all but I can imagine it.
I'd be fascinating instead of doing your one minute of Comedy that you have a minute of at least roasting the two sort of um the main host and the co-host and then if you on the Fly then roast the two individuals that you might have not known who's who's who's the sort of guest speaker or one individual then I'd be fascinating to see that because then it shows that you're witty off the top of your head to some extent I'd quite.
Like if um like Lee Mack or someone went on there I know how witty and sort of how quick his mind works just to see what it what how he would do in that sort of pressure cooker to some extent this is why I've always really liked mock the week and how it's always um kind of Blended topical and also spontaneous and you can figure it out but they're not at each other but it would be interesting to do a something.
They at each other a little bit more because that would be fascinating but you'd have to have that Rapport because there are some there was a something that um Jimmy Carr did with that um Katherine lady that was like a roasting stuff and that was quite funny but that was more so like one-on-one rounds then they Whittle it down to like the winner of the roast off as it were wasn't it yeah yeah I thought it was a clever.
Concept because I know that people quite like roasting but I felt like there's a lot of time wasted on everything else like the roasting wasn't the main thing because the roasting was such a small segment and then it was getting people's opinion getting people's thoughts voting waiting till the next people walk on walk up actually there's quite a lot of faf which I'm noticing is probably more and more very sort of tves that I think now that more people are doing sort of their.
Own podcasts or YouTube and stuff they're trying to keep it a little bit more Snappy I guess which I find more makes sense fascinating talking about content ideas and obviously we've just said that having an interview style or like a standup style where they do a minute and you interview them it kind of creates itself um you know I've been speaking about nights and weekends which is essentially a six week program where people come up with an idea they build a.
Prototype they then test it and then they like demo it uh within six weekends and um the last week of it or last weekend is where they do demos now they've uploaded them all so there's probably like 2,000 OD demos and initially at the start they have like thousands of people sign up they then have like a subsection of those people that get their deal and then it whittles it down right and then at the end they have all the ideas and I was thinking.
Like one good way you know how um uh JJ uh what's his name KSI does like he reviews his own Reddit right and kind of like comments on it I was thinking if I go through these 2,000 ideas and essentially like rate them or kind of like roast them or whatever in a YouTube stream or a video that in itself can create a create content you know you take all these ideas like what you like about them what you don't like about.
Them right next what you like about them what you don't like about them and that just naturally creates content right your opinion and there's enough variation for it to be like cool if you disagree with me on this idea then you'll get inspired by this next one and I think it is that like uh variation and multiple multiple um kind of ideas or contexts to keep somebody interested because you might not like this part but you'll like it in 10 minutes cuz we're.
Going to switch anyway yeah cuz I've actually created some slides of going through different um clients that I'm working with SL want to help them out and give them more advice and I basically created slides of reviewing their socials and website and I nearly was like should I post this as videos but then I held off just because I know there's some golden nuggets but I would quite like to do that to maybe more businesses that I don't have an.
Affiliation to be like oh no this is really handy you need to know this information rather than share it to everyone but it' be quite cool to be like actually let me just turn out more stuff in that regards of when you look at a website or social to be like oh these are the ways of how you would improve it and if you're an expert you can charge for it so there is a website called like so there's two sides to this.
Roast me thing there is a website where you submit your site you pay and they'll do a video of you being roasted uh like critiquing the website there's somebody else that does it on Twitter accounts right there's somebody else that does it on Instagram accounts where you pay to get somebody like critique your account but then there the funny flip side of you know when people are like posting video and posting images of themselves and then it's like roast me within.
Reddit and people are like super super harsh have you seen that that's super super I think it is I imagine it happening I think it is SL roast me or whatever they post a photo and then people comment to like um tear you a new one as it were so roast and Ray have you found the chat GPT app on your laptop has that changed anything I I've used it like once or twice I've kind of forgotten about roast so roast however I.
Think I the benefit of having it integrated because what T typically happens I'll be um not in chat GPT and I want to Google something but actually it's not a Google type search query it's more of a chat GPT type kind of like uh research question so in being able to trigger it straight away like um from your like command space approach is far better so I think the interaction or the the frictionless approach to to kind of.
Getting to it is far better um so I I've not utilized that as much as I should but that's probably going to be the most beneficial aspect of it um funnily enough I took um I told you that I took a blood test right did I tell you that yeah so using these I think they call them Newman or something like that um took a blood test just to see again how do you know what to do if you don't know.
The data behind it so get some data measure it and then you can figure out what to adjust um and basically I forgotten the point that I was going to say oh was it I got my results uh I got my results back and somebody else on the internet yeah somebody else on the internet has posted their um biomarkers uh because they have tests every so often and they post their biomarkers and I basically found their biomarkers and I was getting chaty PT to.
Convert because the units that they were using in my biomarkers were different to the units that he stored in his and then I was able to compare me versus him and then I asked Chachi P like who's healthier out of the two so I thought that was just really really insightful so he was like healthier in most things but then there was some other things that I was healthier in and I just thought it was interesting being able to.
Do that of course I could have done that manually myself but it like was a two-minute job rather than a 20 minute job of having to find the formulas and then you work it out so I found it like you can be more creative in doing that stuff then I was like a cool tool you'd have to be careful with this information but if you did Anonymous accounts or maybe accounts you were happy to share it you would then input certain.
Biomarkers um and you would basically compete to be the healthiest Nomad so in this particular instance you could have it as like the healthiest Nomad or the healthiest um startup founder a and it's encouraging people to put in their biomarkers it'd be a bit difficult because you've got like hardcore data on people to know that their their vitamin B like their B12 is a certain thing or their vitamin D is a certain thing or their cholesterol is a certain thing so.
You'd have to be like careful but um he's willing to put it public in the same way the people are willing to put their finances um and their revenue and their income public so then could you have like a lead Board of the healthiest person however maybe it's is too specific because maybe somebody might um be high in one area just like naturally right so then overall you have to like counteract it with some sort of like balancing of of what you deem as good.
And what you deem as bad um but I thought that was quite a funny funny funny little project idea so to do and then interest the products tend to Market term of the things that you're struggling in low on sugar here's some I I don't specifically think so for him because it's detached from like that is not necessarily a company doing it but with me there's a company behind it so now that they know that I have X issues they.
Can um provide uh like medicines and all sorts of like tablets or or like um nutrition or whatever advice on top of that and specifically sell products um so I thought it was quite a fascinating thing but a lot of the time when when you do these startups you realize that there's a company behind them right so it's a company doing this stuff but really they're using this lab to do all these tests so I'm like oh I should go.
Straight to that lab and do the test through that lab and the only reason why I didn't do that is because it happened to be cheaper with these guys so I'm like if I go through the lab I'll be able to get the same data if not more it might be more expensive but at least I'm like cutting out the middle person um as it were but um that is so interesting because I guess sa you paying someone to.
Do tests on them you're getting paid for them to know the results but then you get to keep the data for building whatever company that you're trying to do yeah because they can then use that data to Market their own products to you so long as it's their own products right so if they had like some supplements they could sell you a particular makeup of supplement because they have now the data and also they've got lock in because you'll pay for the supplement.
And it's a subscription so in six months time I'll do another blood test with them and it's that rinse repeat but I would I would say that this should be like if if there was you know money in the system I think this um proactive approach to healthcare is far better so if you were able to have like a yearly blood test or a monthly blood test like baked into like the NHS approach then maybe you would be able to address.
Things earlier and most things come down to like diet and exercise any anyway so it would just be a case of cool so these are the numbers you kind of need to exercise more and you kind of need to change your diet so the conclusions are what I feel are typically the same unless there's a very specific like Nuance to stuff but that's what I feel is the um is the approach and and lifestyle right so sleep and hydration.
Right there the other two so I remember listening to a podcast recently with George jenko talking to a elderly woman that I can't can't remember her name right now and she's into loads of alternative um well I say alternative it's not really alternative it's it's more removing yourself from always relying on sort of drugs if you can and try and find food Alternatives rather than like more the element of what got passed down from generations to generations of if you had.
A cough or if you had a cold or rather than go I just take pain kills or I just take this or just take that it's like rub an onion on your foot or all these different random things then I was daydreaming afterwards going I wonder if you can sort of link up her information to let's say um Farmers that then farmers are marketing the health benefits of their food rather than going know that rather than supermarkets getting in the.
Way to some extent so then you could Market to your local area of want less colds rubber potato on your chest or whatever the um the link is to then bring more strength and power to not only your selling food for food purposes but for health purposes rather than big farmers just getting rich off selling drugs I I think this is the difficulty we're so used to having a professional or an expert tell us what we should be.
Doing we won't necessarily listen to the farmer to be like hey uh if you rub this onion on your foot then it'll get rid of XYZ orever um you're more likely to like well that person's not an expert let's go to the expert and then the expert you have this uh disposition or this like um assumption that you're going to be given something right whereas doctors might be be be able to say hey like if you just you know did some exercise then this.
Would benefit you'd benefit in this way and you might not go to the doctor to get advice you might go to the doctor hoping that you'd be prescribed something and expect some sort of cream or ointment or tablets or or whatever so it's like how do you get out of going to the doctors and expecting to take away tablets yeah cuz when there's news to all this stuff but yeah yeah cuz when she mentioned that I was like actually.
That's really interesting cuz I guess back in the day all your remedies as as a household as a family would have probably been passed down generational of oh this is what I do if I do that but I guess you sort of cut ties generationally and now you switched out for like a Google or doctor and it's it's that fascinating thing that I wonder back in the day would you just gone well I'll just listen to my grandma cuz this is what's.
Happened all the time and that's really worked so I'll do that and then the the doctor and research would be secondary rather than the main aim yeah the um the trust Factor has changed hasn't it so trusting other people's experiences like the word of mouth has changed because it's like oh look at this big company and they've done all this research and you assume because there's lots of money involved you assume that they've been very rigorous in their testing however yeah there's.
Always the uh alternative approaches isn't there so um they just don't get the same light in some ways yeah well on that point on that note get rubbing onions on your ankles we need to make sure I I don't even know what it is is it rubbing onions on the bottoms of your foot like well there was one point they was talking about onions and got one point talking about feet so I just thought i' throw them together it's.
Basically apparently your feet has the biggest Paws so can like absorb the most um and then I just remember them saying onion at one point during a cough because it was I was listening to it whilst I was Ill yeah they are just link them both there are those patches that you put under your feet while you sleep and then you pull peel them off and there's a load of toxins that have like come out into your into this pad cuz.
You've had it on the bottom of your foot so I've seen those kind of videos before but don't take Health advice CH just like I heard about onions and feet what's the connection and chat chbt will probably be able to caveat caveat caveat everything and tell you what you should be doing so but nonetheless I think asking for the alternative is the best approach so if you're Googling stuff what's the alternative or what's the healthier version of this there's an.
App where you scan foods and it tells you if there's toxins in it or like products like hair products or shower products or whatever and um you realize oh there's this in it so it suggests better Alternatives you get the same results but if there's better Alternatives why not so if you're able to do that chart on the app or do you have to scan it to then find out all the information afterwards or could you research through it I think you can.
Search but I think it's a paid thing so to search is paid but to scan a product is free so if you have the product you can scan it and you can see so I've switched a few things away from what I was using for for a slightly better alternative and have reasonably the same results that's what is the app called it's something with a carrot on the front I can't check cuz my phone's um searching with a carrot at the front.
Yeah it's um no it's not I was I was trying to trigger my brain to like retrieve it from long-term memory no I can't remember but it is like a calorie counting type app um yeah I don't remember if there's a carrot on the front you can tell I'm a visual person rather than a rather than a words person I don't know if this is I guess this sort of lines up with that Health stuff as we're on the topic I'm looking at.
Photos because I took a print screen a um I spotted an app simple way of tracking your calories and micros with AI and it I don't know how true it was cuz it's Instagram and you never fully I've not researched it to know if it's the real deal from what I gather it's literally take a photo of your meal and then AI will fill out what the protein slash calorie count and all that jazz is linked to it which I thought was so.
Fascinating because I think that's always fallen down of okay you might be able to scan a barcode if you're at home but instantly when you go out you're like I'm stuck here but the fact that you can literally take a photo know the information know where you need to go I was like that's pretty cool if that can uh work but yeah for sure I agree similar if you could do the same with um like intolerances right like if you took.
A photo of the meals and then you were like hey I wasn't feeling great after this meal and it could be like well in this meal typically there is you know garlic or whatever so maybe you don't like garlic or whatever whatever yeah um I found the it's called Yuka y u Ka so you scan food and personal care products to evaluate their ingredients and impact on your health um there we go so yeah roasting people to roasting onions yeah.
On that note we speak to you later bye for now [Music].