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0:00 You are listening to The Kentucky X Files Season three with your hosts Dennis Mays, Tyler Stewarts, and Josh Gibbs. Don't forget to subscribe to us on your YouTube, Spotify, or wherever you get your podcasts. You can also visit us at www dot ky x files dot com and now onto our show. Are you all right? You know what I mean? And then gen Z came along and I'm watching the millennials kind of go at it with them, and I'm sitting there like, I know exactly how you feel. That's amazing. I think he's right though. Yeah, eventually that's what's going to be. I've been a huge advocate against eating healthy. I don't mean taking care of yourself in eating good foods or foods that are good for you.

0:56 I mean I'm against eating healthy as far as the health food industry. I don't believe in that. Going green I think is a goddamn lie. There's just no way. I don't think. I just don't see it, because, like I said, how can you justify your fucking electric car if there's literally people dying in slavery in their own country, in their home to get you the ship you need to build that car. I love that you brought up the whole like eating healthy and stuff. This is weird. I don't know if this is true, but I've seen a bunch of it all on the line. But like I've always said this, like take it with a grain salt. There was videos of farmers being paid to destroy their crops, their soybean crops. This motherfucker's literally in an excavator, like an ex vator like his lamber it says he gets he gets paid more if per acre that he moves. Hey, bro, I mean, let's let's be honest.

2:00 Somebody did to get rid of a bunch of fucking soy is probably a good money investment. I just don't understand what's the point, Like why like they spent all that time to fucking they're even feeding fucking soy to the cattle. They're feeding cattle soy. That's why the fucking steak is starting to taste like fucking soy. You know what I mean. It's like they're like, oh, soybean, Oh God, soybean. Oh Jesus, it's it's the next meat. It's fucking terrible. I don't want that. I want to I want to go back to a day and age when I got a fucking hamburger. It was a hamburger. I just don't uh like, if we're gonna talk like talk about this a little bit, I'm not gonna shoot on anybody that wants to eat like doesn't want to eat meat. But I've heard like, yeah, I'm gonna go. I'm gonna go and jump in with Josh.

2:59 You know, it's whatever you do like you oh man, my nose, it's just you do you like do you? I don't give a shit, but you gotta understand they can do what they want to do. Just no, just no. I love that you guys are just saying no, no, just no vegans that I'm eating twice the meat to just qualify anything you're doing. But what I'm saying is that the process of actually growing all these like vegetables and just things that they typically eat on a day of the day basis, Yeah, okay, we're taking a bland more and more land.

3:45 What does that? What does that cause? When we take up more land, we push out a a species that lives there. We cut down the trees, we cut down like like it starts and then next you know, animals start to come back in because like, oh there's look at this Look at this land. It has food everywhere. They start they start to eat it. And what does the farmers have to do so they can make sure that they have enough crop like crop the sill, like to actually sell. They kill those animals, Yeah, to get them out of the way. He went on Joe Rogan and said this very thing. It was like, I shoot one arrow and kill one deer. He goes, do you know how many species get destroyed in a crop of your your soybeans? He's like, they plow it up, so every snake, every turtle, every mouth, every animal, every bug gets you know, dismembered, and whatever survives is poisoned. And then they grow the vegetable there. He's like, that's why the seagulls are always flying around the combines because they're waiting to pick up all the meat scraps. Oh, Like, god, damn, dude, you can't. You can't do good without fucking someone ever. I mean, that's that's what I keep saying, Like, we're not leaving this world.

5:13 It doesn't matter what we fucking do, if we want to do this, We're not leaving with blood on her without blood on her hands, we have. It has to happen. I think too, is that the message got distorted big time, you know, because at some point somebody came along and said, this is wrong. What is you shouldn't you shouldn't kill any animal. You shouldn't. You shouldn't kill an animal. You told them this because they fucking kill each other all the time, and if you give them a chance, they'll kill us too. Yeah, there's some shit out there that I'll straight up kill your ass. Oh, cows are more dangerous than sharks to humans. Have you ever seen the cattle get together people in the ocean? Yeah? Have you ever seen like tigers ever in India? They get together and they're like, hey, guys, we're calling a meeting because we got to stop hurting other animals because it's bad. I've not seen that yet. I'm waiting. Yeah, yeah, those like yeah, all these people that are against eating meat, they'll definitely watch a tiger take out a take down like a will to beast, and you're like, ah, this is this is this is the this is the way, this is the way.

6:28 I honestly think that the I don't want to, I don't want to do this and and box people in like this. But there's a big part of this whole thing that makes me think, what kind of fucking sis superiority superiority complex do you have to think that you're above nature in any way? You're not the same shit that kills animals in the wild kills us. There's animals kill each other to survive, to live, just like us, you know what I mean. I mean even even different animals like go to war against each other. It's like, this is nature. You know what is it? Is it? Crows and owls? Oh yeah, yeah, dude.

7:20 Owls are actually, I found out, are a lot more badass than I ever expected. Old hunt and kill crows for the hell of it. Yeah, they'll straight up they will literally they will fight a falcon a hawk. Yeah, and they an owl will literally land in a hawk's nest and eat the babies. And they don't give two ships at the hawks shows up or not. Yeah, I'm like, God, damn man, that's some that's some hatred. You know, that's messed up. Yep, they're not. There's no committee of owls protesting it. I'll tell you what's funny too, is is that because the crows know that they're outweighed. If a group of crows, this is a reason they're called a murder murder. If a murder of crows seas an owl, they will stop everything they're doing and go kill that owl as a team. Let's see. That's like, do they do they have a committee? Like do they talk about it, like if it's an ethical thing to do. I don't know. I don't believe they care. No, I had doubt it. Yeah, that's I think every time I hear that man, you know, like, oh, you know, we gotta save save the animals, save the whales. Yeah, dude, definitely, the best thing you can do is leave them the fuck alone.

8:35 Yeah, save save the you know, save the New Hampshire Gerbil. Yeah. I didn't even know it was the thing. You know, Like, conservation I think got way out of hand. I don't think that the original conservationists meant for it to be like this, you know. Yeah, motherfucking Teddy Roosevelt, you know what I mean? Like this guy killed animals on horseback. Yeah, but also understood that it was important not to just hunt something to extinction. Yeah, like controlling what we can do. That's that's I think the thing of it is that makes the difference is is that animals have a certain amount of tools they use to kill each other. For the most part, I don't think any of them can do anything at range other than maybe like spitting cobros. You know, as far as you know, they got defense. But I don't think I can kill another one at range whereas we can. And understanding that just because we can doesn't mean we should, Like, yeah, the playing field will be a lot more level if it was all hand to hand combat when you're hunting, right, Yeah, because we're never gonna chase down a deer. I'm just saying that.

9:50 I feel like that's like if they said, like, Okay, we can't use firearms to hunt anymore, I feel like we'll, like, we'll get innovative. Just think of about it. Gilly suit have a spear. Yeah, there's guys that do that shit. Oh there's a hot boar like that. Yep, it's crazy, dude. Now, I watched that video where the guy was up at the tree, dude, and the fucking boar walks beside the tree. Dude. He's like and I'm like, how much as puckering was happening just now because I'd be like, you didn't stab heart enough, is like not to get her hinnies spanked on YouTube again. But you were talking about this. Have you seen the I want to say. It's a short video and it is the why you need a thirty round mag And it's a couple of hunters out in the woods hunting boar and you see one crushed hill. Oh yeah. Then you see like fucking forty of them crusted hill and the east hunters are like, oh shit, shit shit, just trying to not get Gordon. Oh my god. Yeah yeah. Wild boars are like I think wild boars have decided they're taking it back to us.

11:11 Yeah. And that's another thing too, is like those like hunting like that too. Talking about this without putting this guy up, but boars they'll destroy a whole like eco, like, if they're in that area, they will destroy it in all the animals that lived there. Oh yeah, and the crops and totally destroy crops. Yeah. So like, okay, are we saying that we just let that happen? Well, if you think about it, boors, if if you let boars go right, they are very good at quickly becoming the top predator. Right they if if say, say the boars got here naturally, like they crossed some land bridge or they swam across the ocean and somehow didn't get eaten by like thirty different fucking things on the way, and they landed and they're looking around, They're like America, here we go. They start breeding, they start terrorizing. Shit. They would literally destroy everything in their path, but they wouldn't quite do it fast enough to make it a wasteland. Right. They would probably starve out multiple species.

12:31 They would probably take the deer population down a big notch. Coyote populations would falter. How do you compete with something bigger than you and stronger? You know what I mean? Wolves are not gonna go after a pack of forty fucking boars. No, I would hesitate to even think a bear would go after that many boars. A bear would probably be like, Eh, I'm just gonna I found a bee hive ever here, I'm just gonna I'm just gonna get at you guys, do you I'm just gonna sit up in this tree for a while. Yeah, enjoy your hoobs. So yeah, good, good, good job, guys kill that forest. Yeah, But eventually as the boars moved back here where they just were, ship would start growing again. You know what I mean. You would take millions of boars to do the damage that we expect them to do. And the bad part is is that they're never going to self sustain that. Well, eventually you'll have so many boars that dose ease will become a factor. Cannibalism will become a factor. Bors will go after each other. They will basically self correct their population without it, you know, if they figure out they can eat us. Oh, they definitely self correct our population too. Yeah. Yeah, as soon as they can figure out they could eat us and then figure out where the uses are that don't have firearms. Yeah, I still think that a boar they became a top you know, a top predator with good

14:07 reason. They're efficient, yeah, omnivorous, they're huge, you know, they can get big as hell. You know, they're not like the cute little wilber pig you see, you know, Yeah, they get big, real big. So I would have to say to like animal activists and such, if you get mauled by a boar, just remember that he earned that place in evolution. So are you really going to take that away from him. Yeah, he worked millions of years to become that powerful and that efficient. Yeah bitch, you didn't. Yeah I didn't. I'll still shoot his ass though, if I have a chance. Oh bet, Yeah, I see wild hogs coming across the field back here, I'm dropping him, and I just I just feel like, no matter what we say, like it's gonna fall on deaf ears because yeah, when somebody's really passionate about something, they're never gonna listen to any type of reason or the reason why we do things that we do, because like, yeah, there is a shitload of shadiness that happens on in the world daily. Sure, yeah, But so no matter what, it doesn't matter if we're trying to like say something to somebody, it's it's just they just think it's a ruse. They we're just trying to blow smoke up their ass, And that's the that's I feel like that's the hardest thing nowadays, is like trying to get past somebody into like

15:39 So it's not that I'm trying to like, hey, I want to shove meat down your throat, It's not that. It's just that listen to what we're saying and the reasons why we do that. Everybody, you know, they follow their their beliefs, you know. That's yeah, that's how it is. I mean, do I really care if somebody's a vegan? Not really. You know, if you want to live your life emaciated and sickly looking and just go for it, right, I would still be your friend. Not really. It's just like you know, I am not. I'm always I'm gonna be a meat eater. I can't help it. I like I like meat. It's it's it's my thing, you know, liked it ever since I was a wee lass you know, still do. And I'm just like the the idea of just eating you know, pasture, I don't know, I'm not, I just can't. I've never looked at a plant and went, god, that looks just delicious. I just want to chew on that leaf. Mushrooms, taters. Mushrooms and taters are pretty awesome.

16:52 Yeah, yeah, you know what they go really good with though, meat eat you know what the a's part of what potato is is when you put an animal buy product on it, like butter. Oh yeah, yeah, for sure. You ever, I wonder if like if vegan like bodybuilders are like celery and taters. Yeah, mushrooms and taters. How would you do that? You would have to consume protein powder. Just eating fucking beans, like NonStop. Every time you get a lift something, you're just ask blasting the guys behind you. Just oh sorry, guys, it's all he's got damn beans, you know, proteins. Meanwhile, I'm out there peacefully eating my hamburger, not bodybuilding, not bodybuilding like a good citizen. Yeah, yeah, consume What what else we got going on here? I know there's something about China? Right? Yeah? Man, what's what are they up to? Now? So you know, we we got to worry about um AI first account stories, right, We just talked about this on the last show. Yeah, you know that's a major problem. Now you've got artificial intelligence writing in first accounter stories, and all you're gonna do is feed all

18:25 of these channels that are pumping out bullshit, right, but you're feeding us in a different way. Yeahere like this feels fishy. So we've got something else to worry about now. China has built a flying saucer. That's what we needed. Yeah, So what makes this one especially problematic is that you can take it for a ride. Oh my god, it's manned. That's amazing. Shins In Ufo Technology is the name of the company, and they did their debut flight at the Shinzen Talent Park. It's dubbed the i UFO.

19:18 Oh shit, it looks like a It literally looks like one of the like a drone. It's like a quad copt or whatever. Right. The craft has no passenger seat, but it does take off and land vertically resting on the ground on its three supports. It is powered by a battery pack, so it's really only got about fifteen minutes of airtime, but it can go up two hundred meters in the air and as fast as fifty kilometers per hour, which I really wish they'd give us that in bald eagle and barbecue sauce. I know. Apparently this only took three three years of build too, let's not too terrible. No, so they from drawing to development in three years. Now, imagine where we're going to be kind I know, the three years. Yeah, if they get a get a gasoline engine on that bad boy, get that flight time up. Did you see that?

20:11 I think Tyler is allergic to Chinese UFOs. Oh he did did he sneezed. He sneezed. It looks like Tyler is actually reporting from one of those crafts. Right now, let's go, let's go to Tyler and see. Uh, Tyler, what's it like inside there? What's it like inside the the UFO? I'm just checking my Facebook. Oh, it's fun. That's good. I see you have some You have all kinds of technology behind you there, Like what can you tell us a little bit about some of this? Like, uh, yeah, make this full screen so I can actually see what he's got going on in there. Yeah, that thing right there, that's the the Maju Hinky over here, uh over here two that those were created by Professor Doumahicky right, yeah, yeah, Hey, hold on a second. Here is that little Caesar's crazy bread on the table directly over your shoulder? It does look like that. No, Why, well, I had to get something to eat, and they're crazy. Braid is probably the only thing that's good at that place. I want to know what's in the box under the coshing, because that is very obviously like a product box.

21:26 That's not a table. You can see the flap. You can see the flap of the Yeah, is that a box of porn? Do you have a box of pornography going on in your space hip? Let's make Tyler bigger again. I want to look around the spaceship some more. Yeah. Yeah, let's let's do this. Let's let's get into this all right, here we go. Okay, okay, So it looks to me like that is so you can see the carrying handle and the box flaps. That is definitely that's definitely a box of porn. Yeah, for sure. He's tried to disguise with a coshon on top of it. It looks like the mischie like up to the top left there, it looks like he has a ski ball machine. It does in his spaceship. Yeah, yeah, you gotta have comforts man. Yeah. Interesting, right, I'm okay. So directly over Tyler's head, there's a little circular screen. What is on that screen?

22:21 What's he watching back there? Looks like he's got the matrix on? Is it the matrix? I thought it was nice for at to Oh now. The other question is if you look out the window on the right, yeah, it looks like you're looking at Africa. Yeah, I'm in space right now. What's in the window on the left yeah, what is it, because by perspective, that's not making it. Are you like between the moon in Africa? Right now? Yeah? Okay, okay, eating crazy broad and watching porn. I mean I can definitely think it worse worst ways to spend a Sunday. I mean, this is true. This is true.

23:04 I don't know, and it is interesting though. I didn't even think the technology was out available to the public yet. So that's uh, that's cool that he he got in on that. Yeah, Tyler, your background made for a really interesting eight minutes of discussion. I like this. It is like, well you were talking about it. That is AI. This is a generated picture. That's what AI thinks is they think they make tables out of discarded boxes with cushions and crazy bread. Yep. Yeah yeah. And the let me tell you this is the prompt that I use for for that said space is a sci fi room. Mhmm. Tell your favorite ducked down a little bit. I want to see what's directly behind your head.

23:49 Okay, so the table is lighting up under him. Look at that. There's yeah, red looking eyes or something. Yeah, yeah, let me do this here you go there we go, all right? Interesting, Why does that stool not have wheels. I noticed that it's ah it floats, it has a Okay, yeah, it's kind of a hover a hover chair. Okay, okay, nice. Nice, It's a very interesting room. Denny Era your spaces. I'm actually reporting to you, guys from the middle of an Evil Dead movie set. Really, I thought you were in the middle of the wildfires, wildfires up in Canada. Dude, thank you for bringing that up. What when did Canada decide that we were a giant bee hive in America? Why are they smoking us out? Like were we like about to go invade Canada or something? And they were like, quick, smoke them, smoke them out. Monday, I know, I didn't know about this until third tday. Okay, Monday, I'm working and all of a sudden, I just start coughing like crazy, and I'm like, God, damn, what the hell is going on. I'm just coughing and coughing, and I'm like, fucking allergies, man. But this ship went on for a while Tuesday, about the same time I started getting that tickle on my throat again. I'm like, dude, I hate this time of year,

25:22 the allergies, you know. And then by Thursday, somebody was like, can you believe all this smoke? The hell are you talking about? They're like Canada, Like, what's what's wrong with Canada? They're like the wildfires, the smoke is all the way down here. Yeah, They're like, you haven't been paying attention to the air quality alerts. So I'm like, oh, those are for the elderly and asthmatic people. I know. I'm like, what we work outside, they don't, they don't care, I know. I'm like, what the hell is that? Then they were saying that like Monday was the worst day and it's just progressively gotten less ever since. And I'm like, then I looked it up, started, you know, investigating a little bit, and I'm like like, holy shit, you're not gonna believe this. Canada's on fire and it's a lot. And then I saw some videos of helicopters dumping fuel onto the fires. I'm like, somebody fucking told that guy the wrong thing. There's literally videos of helicopters with these giant buckets pouring flammable liquid on places to get it to ignite.

26:40 I don't understand. I don't understand this. What are they I don't understand is this like on purpose? Is this like they're trying to burn out a spot or something like what is going on? Because like America's literally like a shitty bar right now? Yeah? Are Yeah the pictures from New Yorker quite comical. Not comical, but you know, like there's like billboards of things to say. I think it's Diablo is coming out or something like that, and this is Welcome to Hell. And just above that billboard is this red sky and the filled with smoke? Yeah, I think, But yeah, that's a to answer that question, because I feel like I've heard this before.

27:25 They go ahead, like if they know where the wildfire's heading, they try to burn like a little bit of the forest, like right there before it gets to it, So they'll burn that, they'll get that out and by the time that reaches it, it has nothing to catch around it. Okay, that's what I think. That's the reason why I've heard this somewhere, but I can't remember what. Listener of the show Derek Morris, it's really really cool guy. I like to get him on here one day the bullshit with us uh sent to him this and that is the sun. Yeah, in the middle of the day, and I think that's crazy. Yeah, somebody saying that there's actually a conspiracy theory going around on this because they were watching it. Yeah, there's always the conspiracies something. Um. Apparently they were watching like like there was satellite feed of the day before and the like like hours before it started, like the fires started and this uh I think it was a Quebec that they were looking at and they were watching it and all of these fires randomly like spread out all over that just started at the same time. So they were saying that that's weird that it's started at

29:00 the same time, like you could see like one starting and then the other one starting, and like like because there are certain factors that would have to be for it how to start like that? How far away? Well, you mean these sites where it starts at the same time, I mean, are we talking like substantial distance or it looked like from what they were showing like it was it was like I hate to see it, but it's a TikTok real or some real or whatever. Yea. So it didn't show that much, but the way that it looked like it was miles between each little and there were like decent sections like probably like five acre plots of land that were just all around miles away from each other. That we're just starting up, like you, because you'll start to see smoke just pour like pouring up into the like to the air, like upward. I know, if it gets dry enough, Yeah, if it gets dry enough outside and enough discarded leaves and you know, or organics are piled up, they will start to smolder. I mean even that could be a big area. And if if it's you know, if you've got a big swatch of forest, it's got a lot of sediment pile up, and over here it starts to smolder, and so does and it does over here also yeah, I mean multi first case scenario. Yeah, mulch bads, dude, multip will spontaneously, um,

30:30 start smoldering, and you know, it's dry out. I don't know if it's as dry up there as it is down here. Um. Did you guys see what I put on Facebook on my personal paget I put a picture up of the El Camino on the back of it where I had I had literally washed this thing like um last weekend. Yeah, pressure wash, scrubbed, you know, clean. Oh yeah wow, yeah, so you want to throw that up or that'd be great. It's yeah, let me grab them real quick. That's just crazy how dry it is out there. There's nothing keeping the dirt on earth at the moment. Here. If there's no grass, the dirt's flying in the air. You can watch like these dust clouds and ship flowing around. There's a little bit of it here.

31:18 Yeah, look at that. Yeah. And worst case scenario too, is if if like I had a big pile of malt here a year ago and I was out there turning it over every every weekend because it was legitimately smoldering. You know what I mean, Look at all that. That's crazy, dude. You know that's something I never even paid attention to that here. I bet you, I bet you I have the same thing going on. I literally pressure washed and used my phone cannon and hand wiped that entire car, and then took detailer leather detailer and canned vinyl detailer and cleaned and handwiped that entire time oo cover. Yeah, and it you can't tell you can't tell it all. It's crazy, Yeah, I know that. Yeah.

32:16 Like the worst case scenario is the wind blows mhm, you know, in the in a smolder. But you know also too, didn't we have like a dust storm out west like a few weeks back? It was like, yeah, I mean that doesn't help because it's it just sucks what whatever moisture has left out of the air. We Uh, there was like to the add to the conspiracy because they said that it's like you heard about all of the Trene derailments and the water being polluted, and then now they're polluting the air. Isn't there a missing train or something like that going on right now? Too? There was what isn't there a train that went missing in the US? I thought I saw that and I was going to bring it on the show, but I told I forgot about that until you said train derailment.

33:04 Yeah. But like be all that being said, I don't know, when you think of conspiracies, you just you start grasping at strolls like, okay, this happened and then now this is happening. So uh, I don't know that. I don't know what would be the purpose of this conspiracy other than like unless they want to fully try to kill us. Oh yeah, okay, I'm not totally crazy on this one. Sixty thousand pounds of ammonia nitrate is missing. Oh that's not good in a train shipment. Sixty thousand pounds. That's a that's a really really bad chemical to lose. To be honest with you, are we sure it wasn't. Uh, Walter White and Jesse Pinkman. I don't know if you guys remember that episode that's why the UNI bomber was found dead. Huh Right, Oh that's a really man a show just came full circle. Yeah. Yeah, for those that are listening, thousand pounds that don't know the world there was the world Tracer knows the what the hell was the of the building he blew up? Say, Oklahoma City bombing too, Oklahoma City builder, Now that was that's another dude, same same ship though, right, I mean the same chemical diesel fuel in among the nitrate, huge explosion, sixty thousand pounds. Holy shit, I bet the diesel reservoirs are fucking on lockdown right now. You got that

34:40 much shit missing. It's it's safe to say that there's some kind of James Bond super villain out there right now. And he's like, I'm gonna look up how much among the nitrate it took to blow up um the Oklahoma city building. Imagine it was I man, it had to be a good amount. Right. Let's see here he had two tons of ammoniunitrate. That's all you had X four thousand pounds Jesus Christ, four thousand pounds and sixty thousand pounds is missing thirty tons? Yeah, because it says here that the the thirty tons thirty tons was the rail car that it was loaded onto was found.

35:49 Okay, was it empty? Like the thing that empty? So like it's that's that episode of h but breaking bad. Remember remember when they took that what was it the mephylamine, they switched it with water. Yeah, the train that could have happened somebody, Like did that train stop anywhere in the middle of nowhere? That's that's the key. Okay, this this ship was on the it was on the road for two weeks when it left, it was sealed. When they found it, it was empty, no visible like leaks. Well that's what they're they're saying that they're they're um their suspicion is that a leak might have developed in the car and it literally just like fertilized the land for for two weeks. Is it as it went traveling but what form did it get travel? Because have you guys ever seen amon nitrate in person? It's in pellets. It's a white pellet. Yeah, exactly when you get potting soiled the little white peebees nitrates. I didn't know that.

37:02 Yeah, it's pretty wild, man, I mean I would be suspicious. You know what if it's showed up and it's just empty, I'd be like, how much? How much is that? How how what's the cost on that pas? I don't know, I don't know. Uh, con is about nine hundred and seventy two dollars, so roughly not that much. No, I know, it's it's still it's still a financial amount of money, but not as much as I was like thinking it was, because we're we're jumping to the fact that it went missing, like somebody's going to use it for malicious intent. Then on top of it, you gotta think who, like was a like did they vet anybody that actually loaded that particular car?

38:05 Yeah, because was it loaded? There's a chance that somebody, I mean just didn't do their fucking job. It's I mean, that's a that chemical is it's on a list, like it's on the federal list. So they can't do anything with it without it being observed, like it there has to be record of it loaded and unloaded, and the loaded record was good. You could see it loaded when it got there though it was empty, and I'm sure they were standing there like fuck, I'm so fired. Yeah right, oh no, uh, I don't even think fired would be my fucking thing. I was like, I gotta leave the country. So even if there even if there isn't a conspiracy theory based on this, can we agree that train cars hauling hazardous chemicals should probably have a better fail safe than all the bottom gate dislodged and it just dumped it as it was going down the road. Yeah, you know, because like ammonionitrate being spread across training tracks for one hundred thousand miles or whatever they did. You know, I'm an astronomical amount here. It was an eight hundred mile journey. I'm sorry, So I'm sixty thousand pounds of ammoniunitrate being spread across the eight hundred miles.

39:22 It really isn't going to do much if it's an even spread, except for grow the grass really well on the train tracks. Like, yeah, they come back a while. It's like grants like six foot high. It's right, but that's ammonionitrate not a big problem. We put it in our potted plants outside. You know. Yeah, what if it was something else? Like the entire fact that they lost sixty thousand pounds of explosives aside, what if something else would have leaked out of this? Like this is the best we've got is all the bottom gate popped open? Yeah, Like what if it was like some fucking radioactive material or even ammonia. Like I'm just saying, like, what darnate again? Yeah, the inspector, Like I'm just saying, like, whoever had to inspect the whole whole car, he's definitely going to get fired. If that's the case. Is the rail industry really just hiring anybody? Is that what's going on? From what when we talked about the derailment thing, I think if there really is, I know that some people call it a conspiracy, but that they're like skeleton crews.

40:37 Yeah yeah, but even nint man you think that, like, you know, we've had a shitload of derailments all over the news. Maybe we should do a really good job of inspecting our train cars. Yeah, the the inspector on that one was probably a kid that has a visual arts degree. Philosophy, Yeah, philosophy degree. I wonder if he's like, what if what really is a bottom gate? What is a bottom gate? How do how do you identify a working or not working bottom gate? Well, I mean you could start with sixty thousand pounds of ammonium nitrate, and if it's not there when it arrives, that's probably that's a strong indication there's probably something wrong. Oh boys, what are we to end an episode? Yeah, it's like, everybody, have a great, great time. There's sixty thousand pounds of you know, dead like deadly possible deadly ingredients floating around there somewhere spread around the track. I mean spread over eight hundred miles. If it was spread, I mean you think about like a salt truck holding a ton of salt. Salt doesn't go very far. Yeah, I mean, I can't help but wander though. This is my suspicious mind that at some point

42:07 there was a conversation that was like that gate was not leaking, and they're like, yeah, but we know that nobody else does. I can't help but to wonder if they were like, is it better to say we had a faulty gate, or is it better to say that shit fucking disappeared and we have no idea how I wonder if they're like, you know, we need to throw something out there that's not going to get us like in big trouble. Yeah, but I guess we'll find out, won't we. Right if some big ass like thing blows up somewhere and somebody fucking everybody's gonna be sitting there like, hey, train guys, So, yeah, we found your pneumonia nitrate leaking gate. Huh fucking dicks. Yeah, but uh, I guess since we're gonna end this one, uh, I guess it would probably be the best I had that one the whistleblower, uh uh to talk about about UFOs ull folds. Yeah, he's getting that guy's getting dragged through the fucking mud. Yeah. So I guess we'll we'll let we'll let the media kind of tear it apart, and then we'll we'll bring it up next time. Unds. Good? All right, Well you're all out there,

43:37 take care of each other, take care of our planet. Yeah, the best you can flow see you, guys. I mean a lot of fertilized fucking train tracks. I mean, how do you you can easily just drive to a crossing and be like, we found one. It was leaking. Yeah, that's what I'm saying, Like, if they verify this, if they backtrack, like but there's like there's going yeah, entire crops and soils the track h