0:00 [Music] Welcome back to another very AI episode of the Careful Boys, where yo, there is this teen that used AI to clone uh her mom's voice to call out of school and was able even able to fool her dad. Bart, do you punish your kid for this? If they That's a good question. Yeah, I probably would. But it's so clever. You got to give credit, right? Yeah. I mean, it's one of those things where you like smack him and give him a lollipop after. One of those double double funny if you give him the light first and smack it out of his mouth. Pick that up. How did they know how to do it? Like, dude, that's really cool. It's really smart, really clever, but it's also very dishonest, which is not good. Little s█████. I'd ask, why are you trying to
0:50 ditch school? I'm trying to go suck my boyfriend dick. Now you're in big trouble. Yeah. What I tell you about all that? Yeah, but if it's like I tell you what, I just wanted to stay home cuz I have a eBay business and I make 100 grand a day. Okay. Oh, really? Now we're talking. Then there's a lot of pop. Oh, really? Oh, what? You feel me? Your dog say already? That's a joke. He must have girlfriend in there already. Girl, why you ain't sucking no dick? I'd rather you suck some dick instead. I know you were sneaking sucking some dick. GBT Joe. If I'm Joe Sukawa, what would I say to my kid?
1:41 If it said drippy jery cheese, I would get up, leave, go in a go in a car, fly home cuz AI's got us by the ball. You know what I mean? You're doing it better, dude. Do JK's better. It's a 13-year-old girl who fed her mom's voice to AI and used the result to get out of school and go to a sleepover party. Concerned by the technological savvy of a middle school girl, uh, commenters marveled at the problematic advancement of both AI and the near diabolical ingenuity of its Gen Alpha users. I do think that there's something tight about somebody being like like 13 years old and knowing how to do that. Yeah, but it's already a program. If this ████ was in the '9s, he would have to synthesize the voice and all this ████ Actually doing the work. Now you just type it in like a sentence. You just ask it to do that. Hit enter. God forbid. Oh, I hope enter buttons not
2:32 stuck. And then it does it for you. Give me a break. Is that the their version of forging signatures? I guess that's that's not technological savvy. That's like adult untnical savvy that they're looking at it from that side going, "How did she do it?" Well, if the dad's getting tricked. Yeah, the dad's too old. But you guys are missing the main point. What's that? Why is she having a sleepover in the morning? Yeah, timing is weird. So, it's like the mom's the mom's calling and saying, "Hey, we need to pull you out of school, right?" So, the mom's calling and you go, "Oh, looks like I got to go home." It's probably at 11:00 a.m. Probably out of school for the next day so you can go to sleepover, stay up as late as you want. And that was my immediate thought. I didn't have to think twice about it. I wasn't thinking about that. Well, cuz when you're a kid, the sleepover the
3:22 sleep part sucks. Yeah. To hang out for the for longer than bedtime is amazing. It's next level. Yeah. So, and then not have to wake up at like 6:00 7 a.m. I did the sleepovers wrong. You went to sleep? No, I just hung out and then we went to school the next day. Oh, so you did a sleepover and then the next day you go you go to school. Yeah. Together. I couldn't I couldn't do that. But is that's not what you're supposed to do. Saturdays. Oh, no. Sunday night sleepovers. What about What about high school? Did you ever stay over your friend's pad? Yep. No. No. All throughout high school? You never did that? Wow. I was only able to do one sleepover at one friend's house ex like outside of sleepover at my cousins because obviously my family knew the family. Oh,
4:12 okay. But I got one sleepover cuz I begged so hard because it was Wrestlemania. So we wanted to like What was the reason your parents would forbid you from going to sleepovers? I don't know. They just would not let us have fun. They would just say no and no explanation. They didn't want him to get touched. Yeah, that would be a better explanation. They were protecting me. That's a good one. Yeah, but I don't know. But I don't even think they voiced that though. They just say hard no. My parents had so many kids that they're like, "Oh my god, one voice out of this house. Let's go. Go to your friend's house. Go for it. Like that. Don't come back for a week. Yeah. My parents would just say that like they didn't want me to go to other houses because it was a liability if I got hurt or something cuz you knew you'd be ████ around. Huh? Yeah. Well, that's why that's why they said it was weird cuz it worked both ways. They were like, "Don't go there because if something happens to you there, it's going to be really messy and you can't let anyone
5:03 come here cuz if something happens to them, we're going to get sued." So, I was like, "So, I can't go anywhere. Nothing can happen." You know what's You know what's actually crazy? A genuine memory I just recently had. I was like, "Damn, dude." I remember sleeping over with this guy Mike's house when I was a kid. And like his dad was yelling at his mom all night long. And then I was like, "I'm not going to this ████ guy's house again to spend the night." And that's all. Like it wasn't like I was never like their family's messed up or like wow the dad's probably beating the mom up like upstairs. I was just like this is very inconvenient for me as a sleepover. Go to sleep. Yeah. Yeah. This isn't very fun. This ain't the fun house. I was like, it was very fun when we were watching the Sandlot and I couldn't hear any of that. Not like Joe when your ████ friend's dad came in and and I still kept going to their house and started petting you, dude. ████ He's like, "This guy's nice." I remember in elementary.
5:55 Oh ████ man. I remember in elementary like um you look like a soft boy. I was super hyped to going to sleepovers, right? And I'm like, "F███ yeah, we're going to ████ go." This one's an innocent one. And then we're having hella fun. And then now it's time to go to bed. So we're like sleeping and I start going, "F███, dude. I ████ miss my own bed and I miss my own house." And I start getting like really sad and ████ and I'm like, "I can't do this. I need to go home." And then and I went to the my friend's parents room. I goes, "I need to go home." I was like, "I'm too sad. I can't do this." And then I was like, I want my bed. And I got all I got hella sad. And I think this like mom and ████ was like she just chilled with me on the couch until I
6:45 ████ cried it out. And then I I got tired and then I fell back in my I fell back asleep. But I was like next morning I was like, damn, sleepovers aren't too bad. What did the friend say? He wasn't even with me. I was just like in the I was like I think he fell asleep or something and I was like looking over and I was like ████ this is sad. So I just got up and I knocked on their door and I was like can you call my mom? I want to go home. That's very sad. Like midnight or something everyone's asleep already. Yeah. I was a kid man and then um later on though like I think high school is when it got really fun cuz you're just like that's when the drugs came in. Yeah. But in elementary, I think when when people when people really go, "You want to have a sleepover?" "Yeah, we're gonna have a" and I'm like, "What's that?" Cuz we just all sleep over in the same house and
7:36 then we can play games and stuff. And I'm like, "Hell yeah." But I was the only one like awake while everyone was sleeping. I'm like, "I want to go home." When that guy was petting you, what were you thinking was going on? That was a different time. No, I know. What What did you think was going on? I was just scared s███████, dude. Dude, that's ████ up, dude. Yeah, but that was like junior high though, right? But like No, no, not not maybe fifth grade. In your brain, were you just like, I I guess this guy thinks I'm pretty tired. This guy really likes me, I was just trying to pretend that I was sleeping. Like, don't ████ me up. Don't ████ me up. You just heard him ████ it up. Someone else comes in the room. Yeah. And I was like, don't do nothing. Don't cry. Don't ████ do nothing. Oh my god. Like this like ████ There's ████ tears coming out.
8:26 Shaky. It's okay. You're not going to act up, are you? You're such a soft, sweet boy. Yeah. You're not a bad boy. Like, I wouldn't be able to hit you that hard. Not a bad boy like my wife. But we kept going back. Isn't that weird? Yes. You know whose house was really fun? Do you remember uh Francis? So, we had a Chinese immigrant homie where his parents just kind of like gave him a house in his own house. What the? So, like think about being in the eighth grade. Yeah. Oh my god. And you you have your own home. Like you could do whatever the ████ you want. Prer in China. Yeah. Yeah. Yeah. That was my ex's best friend. Yeah. And then we would go over and like we could stay there for a couple days. He would just have loads of ████ spam in his for
9:17 some reason. He always had spam and like rice and we would just feel like we're adults, dude. Like that's crazy. So we would play Dance Dance Revolution and we're like, "All right, spam and eggs." And then he would fry it up for us and we're all eating and ████ We're like, "This ████ good, dude." Did he have a DDR machine? No, he had he had he had the pad or he had the machine. No, he had the m the the pad. He had the pad. So he had the pad. We were like That was the best sleepover era, like DDR and like N64. Yeah. N64 by far. Four player Mario Party. Did he have a maid or whatever? Or he's just there by himself. It was him and his little brother, but it was like um the people next it was like a duplex and then the the family that was next to him was paid to take care of them, but they were they could do whatever the ████ they want. But all through his life, he used to like live with a with a sponsored family or
10:07 whatever. But then I think he was just like, "Man, I don't want to ████ deal with all these people." So in 8th grade he already had his own place. What? Yeah. So crazy. So that that became the sleepover house. We could stay as many days as we want. But that was fun. Super. And then your your garage became the ████ drug den. Drug den. But by the time it was high school, I think people were just you always find the person where their parents are like never home or whatever and then you just go to that house and then I just didn't know anybody cool. Yeah. Not like that. No. No way. Parents were always home. The cool ones were the neglected ones. Your parents were always home. Well, I mean, uh, yeah. Did people not want to sleep over your guys' place? Well, they
10:57 did cuz we had like all the we had like the Nintendo 64 and ████ like that. But the problem is like all my siblings. So I had like freaking a billion siblings. So like if you want to get on an N64, you have to wait a little bit sometimes. So damn. You got to put the quarter up. Yeah. Exactly. You got to wait. High school was weird for me and that like that was when I discovered especially going over to friends homes like after school or like working on group projects. That's when I started to realize as I was going to different people's houses how ████ poor my parents were. Oh, really? I never went to a house that was like more ghetto than mine. What? No way. Never. How ghetto was your house? We were just in this little condo. Um, so it's just like, you know, super connected in the middle. Just a little condo. And the kitchen is like smaller than this.
11:48 Kitchen and dining area is smaller than this. This is still still where I sleep in my parents house when I go home. Uh, and the the difference is when I went to Sunny Hills cuz I transferred to that school. So, we went to like Fullerton area and every all the Koreans there, they were just rich. They just had these giant houses. That's a tough comparison though. I couldn't even process like number one, the first time I went into a neighborhood that like you you had to go through a gate, I was like, "Huh, this?" Yeah. the you have a gate or there's like a lake or there's like a little fountain in that's just a community thing that just looks cool. Is it like one of those where you have to go through a security or like road and then the gate opens? Yeah. Many many neighborhoods are just that's just the regular and then or when you go into a house and it's like that house one stands alone. So like I'm always just in like this little condo and then you go to a house that's just got like a giant
12:39 driveway, yard, backyard, pool. I'm I'm all I know is community pool that like closes at a certain time type stuff, you know. How many bedrooms was your uh childhood home? Um, three bedrooms. So, it's my parents bedroom, my sister's bedroom, and then my bedroom. But my bedroom, same thing. It's like smaller than this. I can relate to you. My first house in Critos that I remember I remember like that that was the street that had the most fun cuz I had all my friends on that street and I remember going, damn, we literally have the ugliest house on the block. Mhm. It was the ugliest and the most run down. And I think my mom has always been uh buying like or like in the real estate investment mindset. So she was like, "If we can get a home in Cerritos, it's going to appreciate." So it didn't matter if it was ugly as ████ Oh, but like our like everyone's garage door was
13:29 like like the rollup kind or whatever or at least automatic. Ours was like the wood one and you got to do it yourself. Come out and open it, you know? Like everything was There's that handlebar. Yeah. Everything's ████ up about our house. Like everyone else had like tile. We had like lenolium or whatever. Like everything was just ████ up. And I remember going like, "Damn, damn. Our house is the ugliest and s████████ ████ house on this street." I didn't even I couldn't even tell like wealthy or not like that. Like looking at tiles and ████ Like I didn't know that. Hell no. I knew if if they didn't have cool games, if we were playing board games all night, I'm like, "Oh my god, I'm never coming back here ever ████ again. You could you could tell who's rich by how much they didn't appreciate the ████ you thought was cool. Like when I went to some other kid's house and they had way more games than me and they would go, "Oh, I haven't even played
14:19 that." I'd be like, "What? How do you have a game you haven't played?" I would It would blow my mind. I'm like, "You own this game." Yeah, but it's cuz it's Final Fantasy 7, dude. I don't give a ████ I actually uh I had pretty poor like friends and classmates, but I thought they were richer than us because like one of them they were a ████ mess, dude. They had like a pet pig that ████ everywhere inside their house. They were trash, dude. They were so bad. Like and hella kids. And then I was just like, man, you guys are so rich. I just thought they were filthy cuz there were too many people. But they always had toys, always had stuff, and they had horses, dude. Like, wow. You know how like in Compton there's like a huge horse community. So like they would take me to the stables where they had their
15:12 horses parked and then they would just like run them and whatever. They had like a pony where all the kids could ride. And I was like, "Dude, they're so ████ rich." But looking back, it's like they were hella trash. I thought anybody with stairs was rich. Oh yeah. You know what? The twotory house. I was like, damn. You got stairs, dude. I remember I went to a kid a friend's house and he had a legit tree house. What? In the movies. Yeah, bro. Like suburban type ████ And you climb it up and you're like, "Yo, this is so sick." And you're imagining like if I had a tree house, I'd be up here all day. But he was like, "Yeah, I come here sometimes. Like I don't really use it that much." They like, "Oh my god, I I go come up here to look at print out printouts of boobs." He didn't even show me the good stuff. He didn't show you that. He was really into gorillas. Check out these gorillas. You keep it in a scroll
16:03 and then you unfurl it up in the treehouse. Yeah. Yeah. What do you have private time? Make sure you're good. Treehouse is crazy. Luxury. I never knew anybody with that, man. That's nuts. Yeah, me too. Cuz like first you got to have a tree. I didn't even know people in LA had tree houses because I I heard they had to take that ████ out. Bart would love that. You You heard about that one? No. Are you serious? No. There was a cat who had a treehouse and they had to he had to remove it. He spent like he spent like 40 G's trying to save his treehouse and eventually the city made him remove it. No. He's either a writer for Simpsons or Family Guy. Simpson. Simpsons, right? That sucks. And he built like a beautiful treehouse and like everyone thought it was tight and like people would come and take pictures and ████ Is it cuz it's not the code? No. He has some ████ about whatever. It's a doicile and he had to register as a doicile. It's such ████ dude. Yeah, exactly. You got to put a wheelchair ramp on that.
16:53 Oh my god. No way. It was some ████ right? Yeah. So, he had to just remove it cuz he got sick of having to fight the city cuz he had to fight the city the whole time. That's hilarious. I know, dude. That's crazy. This state is the best. Nick, you should stay. The best. Can't wait. I can't wait to build my my Trios ADU. Yeah. Have all your kids here. Put all Put the birth certificate on there. Be great. I heard there was one kid I went to his I guess his parents were a doc or doctors and when you go to his house and we watched the Super Bowl there. They have a full tennis court, full basketball court and it's just like when you walk through this house and you see all these ████ rooms, you're like, "Dude, what is this place?" And it's so normal to them, you know? And you're just sitting in there like you I remember feeling like I don't even belong over here. like I I shouldn't even be in this house cuz it was just so
17:44 like extravagant. Things just didn't make sense. Yeah. You walked like I walked into this girl's house and on the second floor they had a ballroom like a banquet. Holy ████ She was the girl that threw our senior grad party. No one ever hung out with her cuz she was a dork. And then like finally she's like, "My family wants to do a senior grad party." We were like, "Okay." So the whole class went and we were like, "Damn, we should have hung out with you." Damn. Like she's so cool. Yeah, ████ Richie Rich. Yeah, her house is massive. And the fact that pool like a pool could have another house. I was like, "Come on, dude." I didn't even know about that ████ till I had a rich a rich girlfriend and I was like walking through the wings. They're like, "Oh, that's in the other wing." The wing. And I'm like, "Wo, dude." Same thing. One of my mom's friends had one of those houses. Remember those like '9s intercoms?
18:34 So we're like, we're like in his room playing and then you would hear them all, "All right, come down. The dinner's ready." And we're like, "What the f███?" And and he'll go to like the wall. Okay, he'll be down in a second. I'm like, "What the f███?" My mind just got blown. That's high level ████ back there. Crazy. Have you seen how some houses have still have those dumb waiters installed? I love this. You seen that dumb waiter? It's like a thing where if the kitchen's up here and they serve the food to the dining place below, it'll send the food on a food elevator and then you take it from there and you serve it to the table. But then they take them out now because kids die in them. They try to ride it. Yeah, cuz they ████ around. So they take them out.
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