Talking about my random projects and trying to make money off Amazon Associates. links to my websites: linktr.ee/breepeterson

I switched to my ThinkPad T470, got a questionable Walmart grocery substitution (peach cottage cheese??), and somehow it actually hit.Also in this episode: protein mashed potatoes are real, a guy with 10,000+ recorded concerts is uploading history to the internet, Kanye West comeback talk, a woman accidentally ordering the most expensive thing on the menu, and why there might be wild nutrias running around California on purpose.Random, honest, and kind of all over the place—in a good way.

From making my first 31 cents online to reading about AI being used to breach government systems… this episode escalates quickly.Also: why Spotify thinks I speak Spanish, early morning rain, and a bizarre case involving a missing nuclear official.Normal day, right?

Today’s episode is a mix of health routines, random thoughts, and some interesting headlines.I talk about my current cottage cheese routine (yes, pineapple stays separate), drinking a cherry limeade Poppi, and how I might be going a little overboard with probiotics and prebiotics—basically “fibermaxxing” and “bacteria-maxxing” at this point.Then I get into some thoughts on microplastics (including something weird about kitty litter), and shift into a discussion about the buzz around Anthropic’s new AI model, Mythos. Some experts are pushing back on the hype—but it raises a bigger question: are competitors downplaying it on purpose?I also react to a fun article about trying new Little Debbie desserts… including a surprising winner.Then, I play some random music.A little bit of everything in this one.

Today’s episode starts simple—morning routines, cottage cheese, and gut health—before drifting into the weird and interesting. We talk about microplastics floating in the air, a missing (and expensive) drone, and some questionable snack innovations like marshmallow peanut butter and pimento cheese crackers. Plus a quick look at new AI cybersecurity tools and a few random projects I’ve been working on lately.