Co-work with the BurningBush: everybody gets an anthem

Ace (@the1440club) described going to a robotics event where the first presenter pitched autonomous bots that mine minerals off the ocean floor — which landed differently for a man who, as he put it, sells rocks for a living. That rolled into a genuinely good tangent on Arkansas clear quartz growing without matrix versus Brazilian quartz 4:47.

Cub (ʟʟ.ᴄᴜʙ.ᴋɪɴɢ.ᴇᴛʜ — @LLCubKing) revealed he's in central Arkansas, which Burningbush — a Kentucky man with strong opinions about running water — received with the warmth of a rival duck hunter. By 7:01 it had become a plan: a weekend crystal-digging camping trip, "that's our Arkansas chapter."

Justin (@aKIDcalledDuKE) introduced himself as a golf instructor and club fitter running a mobile Club Champion studio between the Bay Area and Scottsdale, and also a cinematographer/director — he let his PGA Class A lapse because it had become "more of an ego chase" and he gets more out of fitting 13:47. Minutes later the room heard "Picture this, dude," a track that managed to rhyme shaft flex and launch monitor data 15:11.

Burningbush explained why he hunted so long for a cheetah mutant — you can't think of cheetah gang in BAYC without thinking of NANA — and called cheetah the best OG fur outright 21:43. That became practical advice: pull the 3D files on OS Wiki before you buy, because his own smoking jacket hides two eyeballs, a cigar and a mouth halfway down the sleeve 22:28. Cub countered with the mutant he once saw in the Otherside wearing nothing but flip flops 23:25.

Trait searching, he found a clean jacket with the bones coming out, checked the last sale, assumed someone had made a listing mistake, and sniped it. He also gave an honest arc of his five years: in through gambling and "caca coins," into NFTs via Re:gen, and converted for good by IRL events and friends like Tim, McFly and Ghost 26:51. Dan requested a West Coast groove for it, and got one 33:03.

Dan walked through the extension: browser-based, equalizer, music piped through another tab, and live clipping — "if somebody says something incriminating, you can capture it" 46:50. Exhibit A was a previous host who forgot she was unmuted and reviewed her own Space in real time. Dan's origin story: he missed a Re:gen Space, built the tool, gave it to the regens, and it now has over a million recorded reactions 49:08.

Maaaaahhhaaaaa reflected that we're heading into an age of extreme saturation, after which a select few will treat these tools as their paintbrush — and that his lifelong non-technical artist friend now runs an agent for his environmental business while Maaaaahhhaaaaa is in the art world: "literally parallels flipped." Burningbush's take: it's all a communication skill, and he cuts his model off rudely when it misbehaves 1:03:21. Dan framed it as a technological art class — you see someone else move and realize you could move like that too 1:04:35.

The bot described NANA as "leopard" in the group track. Burningbush publicly corrected his robot on the record, then commissioned a full soul apology song — "You're a cheetah, not a leopard, I was wrong" — complete with 70-mph-stride verse and an on-the-knees "cheetah, please" bridge 1:22:30.

The purchase he'd teased in the first five minutes finally landed: a zombie mutant, devil horns, dead eyes, gold hoop earring. His ETH never showed up, so a friend who'd just hit a 20k sports bet fronted him 1:34:24. That opened a run of similar stories — Justin's ape bought for him by a friend, and Burningbush's Kentucky bank flagging an ETH purchase as fraud and closing until Monday, so the money went through Apple Pay, through Dan, and eventually into Ghost's ape 1:35:19.

Fresh off hearing a soundbite about Patron, Jed said he just goes with the feeling that somebody needs a home — he tried buy-five-get-two incentives last year and called it the worst way to onboard. He also offered to hand-pick a region for Burningbush's dad so he could come hang out in Spaces himself 1:42:23, a few minutes after the host admitted he'd turned down a round of golf with him that morning 1:41:38.