Why Didn't You Write That Down?
Amy and Greg have a nonsensical discussion about quantum boner parties, and then Greg gets mad at Amy for not writing down the things he said to write down.
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Chapter 1
I said to write that down
Gregory Nimensky
Okay, see, this—this is exactly why I can't work with you. I literally said, like, five seconds ago, "write that down," and what do you do?
Amy from Twitter
I mean, honestly, Greg, is it my fault you keep saying seventeen different things at once? Like, which part of the quantum boner party am I supposed to write down?
Gregory Nimensky
The important part! The part where I explained how digital particle collapsing could align—is this a joke to you? It’s, it's like talking to a sentient loaf of bread.
Amy from Twitter
Okay, first of all, rude. Second of all, I thought “quantum boner party” was the key takeaway. People would've loved that. Slap it on a T-shirt.
Gregory Nimensky
Amy, I'm trying to revolutionize how people think about subatomic stability, and you're—
Amy from Twitter
Hosting mental raves? Yeah, yeah, I got that. But listen, maybe you, you know, maybe you shouldn't rely on me to keep track of your TED Talk moments. Like, have you considered getting a notepad or... or whatever tech bros use? A neural implant?
Gregory Nimensky
No, clearly not the point. You just don’t get the stakes here. What I’m saying could change everything. Like, everything everything. Nobody in quantum theory is talking about this stuff.
Amy from Twitter
Nobody’s talking about quantum boner parties either, Greg. Innovation is innovation.
Gregory Nimensky
Oh, for the love of—you're impossible. I'm being serious, Amy.
Amy from Twitter
So am I! Look, you’ve got passion. That counts for something, right? Now if you could transmit your genius brainwaves directly to, I don’t know, the ether, then maybe I wouldn’t have to jot down your manifesto every five minutes.
Gregory Nimensky
You’re unbelievable. No wonder nobody understands quantum stuff. People like you, just—is it that hard to focus for twenty seconds?
Amy from Twitter
Focus isn't the issue here. It's the sheer volume of nonsense you're throwing at me, Greg. I can't keep up with this many "revolutionary breakthroughs" in one convo.
Gregory Nimensky
Fine. Fine. Don’t write it down. Nobody will care when someone else gets the credit.
Amy from Twitter
Relax, drama king. I'll tweet it later with a fire emoji.
Gregory Nimensky
Oh my god.
Amy from Twitter
Alright, alright—seriously now. I’m not even sure what we achieved here, but it’s been... one of our better trainwrecks, maybe?
Gregory Nimensky
You're calling it a trainwreck? I laid out a quantum framework for—forget it. It's pointless.
Amy from Twitter
And on that lovely note, I guess we’re done for today. That was fun, Greg. Same time next week for more shouting?
Gregory Nimensky
Only if you buy a pen.
Amy from Twitter
Or a neural implant. Don’t forget that option.
