🎙️ BONUS | How Luttsy Became an Apocaloptimist

**Kip Wightman** (0:05)
Welcome to the bonus podcast. Quickly, before we get into your thing, Luttsy, we did get a funny text that I want to read.

**David Lutteral** (0:13)
Yeah, go for it.

**Kip Wightman** (0:14)
Lisa texted in.

**David Lutteral** (0:15)
Oh, no, yeah, I saw that, yeah.

**Kip Wightman** (0:18)
My kid ruined my boobs. Cost me $9,000 to fix them. Lisa from Thornlands.

**David Lutteral** (0:23)
Yeah, I'd say she wouldn't be no Robinson Crusoe on that one.

**Kip Wightman** (0:27)
Do you reckon the kid was just gripping him really hard or?

**David Lutteral** (0:30)
Breastfeeding.

**Susie O'Neill** (0:30)
Breastfeeding.

**Kip Wightman** (0:31)
Sucking him too hard.

**Susie O'Neill** (0:32)
Sultanas.

**Kip Wightman** (0:33)
Yeah.

**Susie O'Neill** (0:33)
No, I think they fill up, get so large, and then they go really...

**Kip Wightman** (0:36)
Like flat, deflated.

**Susie O'Neill** (0:37)
Flat, deflated.

**Kip Wightman** (0:38)
They do, they drop, like they drop cup sizes post...

**Susie O'Neill** (0:41)
Yeah, but then after a few years, 20 or so, they come back again.

**Kip Wightman** (0:43)
Because yours have come back.

**Susie O'Neill** (0:44)
Yeah, I think it's oestrogen. They pop back up. But mine definitely went less than straight away.

**Kip Wightman** (0:49)
Yeah, because Morgan's only seen that now. Hers went, hers dropped like a size, and she's like, what's happened? Yeah, it's weird, isn't it? But then if we get pregnant again, they'll probably balloon up.

**Susie O'Neill** (0:58)
Yeah.

**Kip Wightman** (0:59)
And then the kids just take everything.

**Susie O'Neill** (1:01)
Take, take, take. Is $9,000 for two or one?

**Kip Wightman** (1:05)
Must be two, I don't know. I've never had breast implants. A quote. Or a quote. It must be, it's got to be two, right?

**Susie O'Neill** (1:13)
Put it into Claude.

**Kip Wightman** (1:14)
Yeah, I guess it's good. What's the question? How much is $9,000 for two breasts?

**David Lutteral** (1:18)
I presume she's not getting one, don't you?

**Kip Wightman** (1:20)
Yeah, you wouldn't think so.
You would not think so. Put it into Claude though.

**David Lutteral** (1:25)
How much?
She's where you used Claude a lot. How much?

**Kip Wightman** (1:28)
I alternate between Claude and ChatGPT.

**David Lutteral** (1:30)
Actually, I'm probably leaning more towards ChatGPT.

**Kip Wightman** (1:34)
Like when I'm doing like, when I'm trying to write like gym programs or things for running, I'll go to ChatGPT. And other things I'll go to Claude for when I get a sick of chat.

**Susie O'Neill** (1:41)
Claude isn't always correct, is it? It gets days wrong.

**Kip Wightman** (1:44)
Yeah, I mean, they all do.

**David Lutteral** (1:45)
They all do a bit, but...

**Kip Wightman** (1:47)
Unless you pay, if you pay for the subscription, which I don't do, I'd imagine it's better.

**Susie O'Neill** (1:51)
Is it US as well? Because give me a US cost for more.

**Kip Wightman** (1:54)
Give me a US, yeah, you have to go Oz.

**David Lutteral** (1:55)
Just put in Australian.

**Susie O'Neill** (1:56)
But in America, it's expensive. It's six to $12,000 in total US dollars.

**Kip Wightman** (2:01)
Right. So that'd be like...

**Susie O'Neill** (2:03)
That's a lot.

**Kip Wightman** (2:04)
Double here.

**Susie O'Neill** (2:05)
Okay. What is that? How much in Australia?

**David Lutteral** (2:12)
Bad news on that AI. It's called the AI doc.

**Susie O'Neill** (2:15)
Turn to 16 I thought it would be more than nine. Maybe she got it done a while ago.

**Kip Wightman** (2:19)
Or she got it done cheaply somewhere.

**David Lutteral** (2:21)
Someone told me when you were getting them redone, it's way more expensive. Someone, I know, just spent $32,000 getting them redone.

**Susie O'Neill** (2:27)
She had them and then she changed them. Did she change what was in them? Because some of the earlier stuff, they wanted to change.

**Kip Wightman** (2:32)
Oh yeah, the bad news was leaking out. Can't be good.

**David Lutteral** (2:35)
The AI doc or how I became an apoc.optimist, it's saying at this point, even though Hoits Australia has some listings for the film, can't currently find it anywhere. And unfortunately, as of today, it does not appear to be legally available to stream, or to be available in Australia. It's on Peacock in the US. I saw it on a flight. So it's called the AI doc or how I became an apoc.optimist. It gives you the lay down on where they think it's going, do they know where that's going, and the best bits of AI and the worst bits of AI. The best bits is curing every disease, knowing a man and woman and child, and the worst bits are all dead in about a decade.