0:00 Add some details. >> All right. >> Make it more like fiction. >> It is fiction cuz Subin could never actually do this, but he did it. So, he's sitting there as a security guard with a coffee and donut just being lazy. >> I got it. I got it from here, Joe. Thank you, sir. [laughter] >> Welcome back to another episode of the Careful Boys. >> Earlier. Hey. Woo. We like that. We like this guy's like energy high. >> It's good, dude. >> I like his position. >> Yo, my neck was Oh, >> what's on your neck? >> No, when I was sitting straight, my neck was like >> when you sit straight, your neck hurts. >> You want a pillow? The neck pillow. >> That'd be kind of cool. >> It's cuz Ryan's house is like the bed ████ sucked. >> No, that's not why.
0:50 >> That's why. Huh? >> I'm just trying to sit straight up for a long time and my neck was cracking. >> I don't think I survived boot camp, dude. >> I think I'll die. [laughter] No, that's what I'm saying. I think >> he's a body aching old man, dude. >> Well, we was talking about this earlier. We was talking about AI stuff, right? And jobs, job security, cuz Suban was really worried that he's going to lose his security. >> No, I I'm never worried about losing any job. >> He's really worried. >> He was shivering at lunch. >> Yeah. But you actually can put in the prompt and ask chat GPT and has revealed which jobs are the most savable or which jobs are most likely to be replaced by 2030. I think we should all be plumbers. >> I've been saying HVAC for years. >> That stuff is actually going to be really really high paid soon. I think >> it already is. >> Any bluecollar tradesman job. >> Yeah. >> You're making six figures a year doing
1:41 the blue collar stuff right now. >> I think it's going to go up. >> Contracting. welding, electrician, >> the ones I worry about truck driving cuz all that will be automated. >> Yeah, they can they can go. >> We need them. >> No, but if it's going to be automated with AI, then that >> we have an audience of truck drivers, dude. Just chill out. >> You know who? >> My fault. My fault. >> You know who would probably they should swap these ████ out, but they probably never would. And it's probably one of the most secure jobs in the world. Like DMV workers. >> Oh my. Yes. One of those ████ If you want a 40-year ████ work career, join the DMV, dude. >> Legit, bro. Get rid of them. >> But we need to swap those ████ out ASAP. >> Hey, real quick. I'm not worried about losing my job. You know why, Aunt? Check out the picture I sent you. I need you to read that letter. >> Okay. >> What letter, dude? [laughter] >> Joe read it. >> Subin's been a big hero.
2:32 >> I don't see a picture. Would you text it? >> Is it a ████ generic letter? >> No, it's a email. >> Email from who? You emailed it to me? >> No, I texted to you. >> He texted an email to you. >> I don't have any texts for me. >> Yeah. Who did I send it to? ████ >> Just send it to Joe thinking it was me. >> Can you just tell us what it is? >> No, it's just a thank you letter >> from who? >> What does that mean? >> For uh from the job my job site and then it was just thanking me for being a head of pretty much uh story time. There's an old lady. You know how when they're doing uh the high holidays, the Jewish holidays, they have to fast. >> Yam kapor. >> Yamapour, they have to fast for 24 hours, right? But at a certain age, I believe you shouldn't be fasting for 24 hours, you know? She was walking up this
3:22 hill because you got to park downstairs, go up the hill, blah blah blah. But I noticed her smile was like when she got up to the hill, she was smiling. So I was like, "Hey." Then immediately her smile just turned upside down. cuz she saw your Asian face. >> Saw Asian guy. >> Yeah, probably. And I was just like, "Yo, wait a minute. What's going on here?" So, I just kept staring at her and I tried to be weird and next thing you know, I see her like kind of confused looking around and I was just, "Oh, her hands started shaking." And I saw it from the distance and I was just like, "All right, let me just walk up closer." And then she sat down. She started shaking and I just ran up towards her and I grabbed her before she fainted. >> Wow. Wow. >> So, she nearly fainted and then that's why the letter >> it just came in. It came in. It was really >> Thank you. >> So, this is just you story timing that you're a hero. >> Yep. >> Pretty much. Pretty much.
4:12 >> He wanted Anthony to do it cuz then he sent him the text. >> I just got it. >> Well, yeah. This the secret. You guys just got to read it, man. >> You want me to read it? But it's a secret. >> The prompt was jobs being taken over by AI and this is now Subin is a hero. >> Yeah, pretty much. >> Dear security team, this is thank you to our security team. Special recognition for officer Choi. >> Oh, okay. >> Dear security team, I wanted to take a moment to express my sincere gratitude for the tireless work you do to keep our campus safe. Your presence and vigilance provides our students, staff, and families with the peace of mind needed to focus on learning and community. The dedication you demonstrate day in and day out does not go unnoticed. I would like to especially recognize officer Suben Choi for his exceptional actions on Yam Capor. When an elderly congregant was on her way to the sanctuary for noon services and experienced a medical
5:03 issue, Officer Choyy's response was nothing short of outstanding. His quick thinking, calm demeanor, and genuine kindness during a stressful situation made all the difference. He exemplified not only professionalism, but also the compassionate spirit that defines our community. Officer Choy, your actions that day remind us that security work is about so much more than protocols and procedures. It's about caring for people. Thank you for going above and beyond. I'm so sorry to say that AI bots are going to take over your job soon, but I hope that you find a steady workplace someday. >> Hey, send me this so I can send them a letter. I got some I got something I want to send him by Officer Troy. One time I got essay. I told Officer Troy, he laughed his [laughter] ass off. He laughed his ass off. He couldn't breathe. He was laughing so hard. Thank you. [laughter] >> That was ████ Hey. Hey, tell them what a hero you are. What happened on
5:54 the same day? Oh, really? Damn. We got out of time. Uh, >> story time. >> Yo, check it out. >> On the same day. >> Oh, this is on the same day, man. >> Really? Wow. You're a hero that day. >> No. >> Send in the picture of the car. >> So, dude, check it out. So, um, while while I got sent to post one of my posts, post three. Wow. I can't multitask. Hang on. >> I'mma tell the story for you then. You want me to do it? >> Go tell the story. >> Yeah. Yeah. Do it, Joe. Do it, Joe. So now >> add some details. >> All right, >> make it more like fiction. >> It is fiction cuz Subin could never actually do this, but he did it. So he's sitting there as a security guard with a coffee and donut just being lazy. I got it. I got it from here, Joe. Thank you, sir. [laughter] So post three, I was at my post and the
6:45 elderly man, keep in mind everything was quiet down, right? So now we got cars coming up trying to park on the bottom floor where all the handicaps at. But the handicap's so full we have to tell them to go up >> cuz everyone has the fake handicap hacker. >> Whatever they got, they got it. So no, this guy this guy looked like 90 years old, dude. So I was just like, "Yo, go up top." And he was just like pointing at his handicap. I'm just like, "Go up top." Next thing you know, a very quiet night because everyone's already in service. All you hear is like, and I'm like, "What the heck?" I turn around. I see a BMW 7 series going down the wrong way, catching air, slams into a building. >> What the ████ >> bro? This is like 3 hours after that incident with the lady. So, I like freaking >> I thought you were a hero.
7:36 >> I I can't catch that BMW. [laughter] >> No. Oh, so I'm like, >> I could have did that, too. Whoa. >> So, I freaking Yo, I start yelling out the call 1050 1050, you know, vehicle collision. I start running over and I start opening the doors and then I see the grandma like not responding. Grandpa barely breeding and three grandkids in the back. >> Oh my god. >> Like 13, 10, and maybe like 12. >> That's why I never let grandparents drive, >> bro. And then and then from one of from what I remember from my training is not to ever just pull them out of the vehicles because you just never know what might you know what happened. [clears throat] >> Paralyzed already. >> Yeah. So I I opened the door and I saw the kid crying touching his stomach and I said you know what if you can get out by yourself. I'mma assist you on the ground but I cannot drag you out.
8:28 So I I'm just like do your best. I go around to check the other side and then I see the the the girl and her legs just look messed up. So I didn't even touch her. No way. >> I said, "Just hang on. Hang tight." You know, it's not car wasn't on fire, so there's no reason to. >> Was it broken? >> Who knows? I think it was broken, but >> it looked ████ broken, >> dude. >> It looked bad. Just show them the picture. It's broken. >> You said, "Hold up. Let me take a picture for the grandpa." >> I said, "Hold up, dude. Let me go live." But yo, and then I open up the airbag. >> That ████ looked broken. Oh my god, >> bro. >> That thing went in the air. Did it fly from the top parking spot? >> No. Bottom bottom. But the bottom has a little like a little like a ramp thingy >> and it hit and it went so fast it caught air like a like a skateboard. >> Like a skateboard right into a freaking building, bro. >> Jesus. >> It's like when you're playing with Hot
9:18 Wheels as a little kid and you ████ have a little ramp and you >> Yep. >> you fly it in the sky. >> But I couldn't believe it cuz it looked like a freaking AI. >> Yeah. >> In front of me. >> Oh, dude. >> He's doing the weave right now. He's bringing it back. >> So, what happened? So, you know what? I told I told everybody, "Get back. Get back." Their parents like ran in towards the front of the car, try to drag the grandpa out. And I was like, "Bro, what are you doing?" Like, "You shouldn't be dragging him out cuz you just don't know what happened, you know?" >> Yeah. >> And then obviously EMT PD pulls up and D just to find out like two hours later after the EMT takes him down, the firefighter said like the grandpa broke his back. >> Oh. >> So I was like, >> "You think the guy broke his back trying to pull him out?" >> I don't know, bro. But but I'm just glad I didn't touch them cuz who knows who might come after you for even touching it. You know what I mean?
10:08 Cuz I heard stories where >> Oh yeah. And and then this is a temple, a Jewish temple. They're all lawyers. They're all every >> everyone everyone's lawyer. But >> you got to watch out. >> But it was just sad. And I I'm going be honest with you, like I be watching gory ████ no problem. >> But for some reason, like the kids screaming in the back of the vehicle hit me hard because >> I was like, damn, bro. This is like I have kids too, you know, so kind of related. And then just the kids screaming was just like pretty crazy to me. >> You didn't tell him sh >> No, I told him like, "Yo, you want to throw hands?" >> But probably if one of the kids was uh getting grabbed by an older guy, you'd probably be laughing your ass off and like like howling like what you did for me. >> Maybe. Maybe >> double-handed. >> But yeah, that was like the craziest thing I've seen that day. What was the
10:58 hero moment? >> That was a bigger That was a bigger hero than >> What did he do? He didn't pull anybody out. >> He just stood there. >> No, that that's that's why it was a hero moment. >> Ran up to it and stood there >> and he medically >> I think it was a hero moment because I opened the door so he get fresh air. >> Hell yeah, dude. >> All right. [laughter] >> But the bigger hero moment is you gave the grandma tangerines so she could recover from her fainting. >> No, I grabbed I I grabbed her before she fell. >> Oh, yeah. That was a hero. >> That's actually sick. >> It's the tangerines. >> Her head on the cement, >> dude. It was It was concrete. >> Yeah, >> she would have got smacked. >> Damn. How did you run over there in time to catch her? >> Well, I wasn't that far. I was behind the metal detector and then when she pulled up, I just noticed odd movements. >> She was acting funny. >> She was just acting. >> They need a metal detector to get inside the church. >> Uh, it was a big event. We have metal
11:49 detectors. It's not metal detectors. It's It's called object detector. And we do have metal detectors. >> Wow. You guys focus on safety. So it's like TSA to get inside the church little bit. >> That's crazy. >> That job will be taken over by AI. Don't even sweat it. >> So AI detects it. Then what? >> Because the difference is Yeah, you did a good job that day. I want to give you your pause. But AI, dude, they're going to be like Dexa scanning everybody reading their heart rates, BPMs, and temperatures already. Dude, it's over. You can't do that. >> Yeah, but some people can't even go through the metal detectors cuz they have a heart. >> You might have caught one. And they'll have an unkillable Optimus robot that's immediately dispatched to the scene. >> Nah, you need a human because of AI, they're going to let al-Qaeda right in. >> Yep. >> A human's going to be like, "This looks kind of suspect, bro." >> What happened when in 911? We let al-Qaeda right in
12:39 >> because we didn't have a AI. >> Yeah, we didn't have AI. [laughter]
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