It's Budpod 299.

299.

299. O, time!

Time!

We're calling time on 2024.

We're calling time on the third century of Budpod episodes.

Yes.

Yeah, I thought you were about to say the third century of the millennium and I was about to go,

uh, you know, you know, there's meat. Didn't you know, Pierre? It has been, it's been hundreds of

years, 300 years since we last spoke. It's like those memes that are designed to fuck with you,

where they go, I can't believe it's been 15 years since 2017.

Right. Why do they do that? Just because you go, what? And you go, oh no, it hasn't.

Right. Yeah. Because it makes you go, it can't. No. And then you go, no, it isn't. What?

No. It's been aimed. But because those are so often accurate. There's that horror. Do you think as a species we notice the passage of time near the beginning of a century

less than the passage of time at the end of a century, I mean, years?

Because when you start, we start the 21st century, like, ooh, the start, it's all new, the start. And then in 2024, you century like oh the start it's all new the start

and then 2024 you're like it's still the start and you go oh yeah but it's still 15 years since 2009

that's 15 years ago you what really yeah whereas i feel like at the end of the uh of the 20th century, we felt time pass more.

Each decade was a more distinct period of time.

The 80s was the 80s, the 70s was the 70s.

The 90s was the 90s.

But the naughties, the teens, the 2020s, no identity.

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