S346 - UNDENIABLE PROOF!

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Kentucky X Files Season three with your
hosts Dennis Mays, Tyler Stewarts, and

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Josh Gibbs. Don't forget to subscribe
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And now on to our show. That's

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funny. You can never tell you
guys out here what was funny? Though?

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It's bad so bad. Get stretches
in, yeah, uckle warm up,

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Papa Powder. Dennis. By the
way, welcome back, guys to

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your Entucky X Files. My voice
is a little shot from yesterday. What

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yesterday? What do you speak of? We were masterpiece theater yesterday? We

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were Oh my god, you were. That's why it's so freaking empty behind

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me right now. Yeah, I'm
gonna I'm gonna grab all those pictures and

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show people I shouldn't. I should
have, I should have did it already.

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People will probably like, Josh,
are you moving? Yeah, that's

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what it looks like that did you
room behind me? Yeah? All right,

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Oh my god, there's so many. I'll grab this one just for

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context. We can we can show
them what's what's up? So we took

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took the the Big Bad Rector,
and we went to Monsterpiece Theater. It's

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like a it's like a recording studio
where they set up like a full on

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camera crew like set up, you
know, cameras everywhere. Everything is like

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under the microscope, micro miked up, you know, and then you can

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see you're your boys there. Yeah, getting ready. I took that picture.

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That's why I'm not in it.
All right, let me let me

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grab another one here. Oh,
you're fine, you know what to show

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my bug? I can see me
on the screen. I'm shaw. But

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there's uh, there's there's Tie right
there at the front, Denny on the

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the right, and then uh there's
drummer Dave sitting down the chair. It's

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just past Tyler. And then uh, that's wild man Derek there in the

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middle. That was our that was
a recording engineer. And then to the

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right there next to Denny, that
is Jason and he was a Navy specialist.

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And was Ryan I believe his name
is the one behind Jason. Yeah,

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av specialist as well, I believe. So, yeah, I guess

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I got some more pictures coming here
we go. Oh, must grabbed that

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picture off of that off of that
group that wouldn't. It went so good.

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Me. Wait and we're in the
correct size. Oh my god,

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I'm not in that one. Even
Dave's in that one. Yeah, Dave

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wasn't. Oh my god. Yeah
he's blurry. I don't know if that's

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really Dave. It's Gratis. That
could be anybody. Yeah, there's another

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one here, the banner drum kid. You see our little Wendigo guy on

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the kick drum. Yep, pretty
awesome. There's a I think that was

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the first, like the first group
shot we took with those guys. Yeah.

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Yeah, there's another one here,
and that's Uh to the far right

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there standing up. That's Chris That
that was our liar. No, he

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was the he was av. The
other guy, Jason was our live sound

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engineer, that's right. Yeah.
I loved his pose and then he was

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the only one doing it. Yeah. Yeah, I was trying to do

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the h I think it's in the
polaroid. I was trying to do the

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like I had Tyler like put his
hand on my shoulder. Yeah yeah,

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and then I was like this,
yeah yeah. I thought it would be

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kind of a throwback to the eighties
a little bit. Yeah. Man,

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it was fun though. Yeah,
those good times. I can't wait to

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show you guys what came of it, because we got to see like a

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rough it was like a rough draft
of it, and your boys we uh,

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I mean not trying to toot our
own horns, but dude, you

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know, like it was. It
was pretty bad ass. It was.

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We looked good and we sounded good. Yeah. I think we brought our

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a game. We did. I
feel like I'm just saying it's uh,

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it's been a couple of couple of
years of not loading, like loading and

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unloading and loading and unloading your ships. Yeah, And I just want to

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say I feel like that was the
reason why I didn't want to play anymore

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more in the first fucking place.
Okay, that sucked ass. If you

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look here up on that stage in
the back is all of our stuff,

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and h to the left of Tyler
and Dave there is most of the packaging

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that all of our stuff came in. So everything had to be unloaded from

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a trailer, brought in, loaded
up onto the stage, put back together

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again. And it was like a
solid couple of hours of just them putting

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microphones in places and setting up cameras
and lights, cameras and dude, it

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was. It was so cool though. That was awesome. I actually I

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have a bootleg that I made of
the video. Do you really I have

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a bootleg? You ripped the bootle? How'd you do that? Dude?

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Was you recording the TV? It
was? I was, I was.

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It kind of sucks because like you
can't really like it doesn't do any justice.

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It like it doesn't do any justice, and it doesn't sound great.

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It was more of the like satisfaction
of like getting a bootleg of this right

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now. I don't. I have
no idea how to get it off my

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phone and onto here, to be
honest, So it's not I mean,

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you can't really hear it take it
anyway. It's kind of one of them

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things. Well, not like that. I mean, everybody he was like

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a toddler in a movie theater.
They were all just gammering away talking the

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entire time we were watching it.
Yeah, I'm so awesome. Let's see

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if I can, like, I
bet I can fucking figure this out.

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I'm gonna send it to Rector first, but I mean we might be able

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to pull this off. Holy shit, doing some doing some top level hacking

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right now. Let's see here.
Oh, my god. Kay, oh

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my god, it's it's it worked. Holy shit, ladies and gentlemen.

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This is a copy of a copy
and I made it blatantly obvious too.

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This is so funny. Wall do
you guys see this. I had no

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shame either. I was sitting right
next to the guy while I was doing

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it. There's a light started that
one light. Yeah, nice, no

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shame. I was like, this
is too cool. I'm like, I

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don't know how long it's gonna take
him to get it all done and whatever,

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and I just know that I was
excited and I didn't want to wait.

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Yeah, I told you guys.
I don't know if you guys had

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any kind of mishabs on stage,
but I had a couple. Uh.

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I accidentally smacked the mic. You
can hear me in the background like,

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oh shit. I'd like I smacked
it with the head of my base.

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It's like, oh shit. There
was one part man when we were we

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were playing uh far lands and uh. I remember Dave telling me a while

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back, He's like, hey,
you know, I don't end it until

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you give me the vocal cue.
I'm like, yeah, oopsie, So

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I just didn't just didn't do it. I turned around and looked at Dave

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like yeah, it just happening.
They're like okay, yeah yeah, like

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yeah, yeah that was cool.
It sounded great because I just drug out

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just long enough, you know.
Yeah. Yeah, I like, uh,

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I like the compliment we got from
the guys that just tickled me to

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death. There was there was two
and one started a hug fest. Oh

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the yeah, yeah dangerous. Yeah
yeah, what was it? What was

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it? I was sitting on the
floor watching the video. What was it

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exactly that he said? I heard
some of it. I heard enough to

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know that it was a monstrous compliment. Okay, so one uh one that

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the one of the compliments we got
that I loved was you guys are like

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an Appalachian Gojira. Yeah. That
was my favorite. I'm like, oh

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yeah, you know, like,
h mister bod, I do declare it.

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And then after we were done,
Derek he was ours like, yeah,

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Derek was our recording engine area.
Yeah. So he comes up to

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me and he goes, dude,
nice fucking vocals. I'm like, hey,

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thank you, Yeah, I appreciate
that. He's like, yeah,

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dude, you're like it's like a
mastodon Gojira. Yeah, he said you're

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walking the line right between them,
and I'm like, yeah, oh you

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know, like yeah, flattery will
get you everywhere, Sir, wasn't he

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What was it exactly? Chris said, he goes when he said, you're

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like an Appalachian, Gojira, he
goes, you know, they're like all

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French and vegan, and you guys
just bring all the meat. Yeah,

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we're bringing the meat. Yeah.
I don't know, man, that was

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that was awesome. It was bad
ass. That was a good time.

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You know. Uh, I justl
like, like real quick shout out to

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Wonder Wonder Wonder Bar almost said Wonder
Brawl, like I've been saying it for

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days too, Like I always caught
Wonderbrawl Wonder baron Wonder Bar shout out to

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Wonderbral. I don't know, but
uh, that was a fucking amazing sandwich.

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Oh. It hit the It hit
the spot like right when we needed

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it too. I mean yeah,
it was a big ass like mushroom and

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swissburger like that big. I literally
cut the thing in half so I could

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eat it. Yeah, like that
was a bad ass. We Uh.

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It was weird though, because it
was when we ordered down the line.

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Denny ordered his and then Tyler was
like, crap, that's exactly what I

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wanted. And then when it got
to me, I asked what the other

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burgers were, and I picked the
bacon cheddar and then Day was like,

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shit, that's what I want.
Me and Dave had a secret conversation later.

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Yeah, you guys were inside and
me and Dave were outside. He

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was smoking and he was like,
I'm gonna be honest with you, Denny.

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I kind of wanted that three cheeseburger
and I'm like, fuck, do

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you know I did too? And
he's like, well, that would have

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been fucked up if me and you
got the same burger. I'm like,

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I don't know, Dave. I
mean, there's only so many burgers,

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and there's four of us. The
ratio is kind of it stayed fifty fifty,

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you know what I mean. Right. He's like yeah, but he's

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like, I think the other guys
would have been upset if me and you

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got matching burgers. And I'm like, you know what, Dave, one

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of these days we're gonna have to
sneak off and get our matching burgers,

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which it'll be our secret. All
I keep picturing is you guys holding hands

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skaping down the well on the road. First time he went out by himself,

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I was I went with him because
I was afraid that like a car

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load of like women were gonna like
snatch him and take him. And we

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need him to play drums, right, you know what I mean. We

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can't he can't be you know,
taking whatever it is they We don't have

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Liam Neeson around to help us.
I know, dude, I don't have

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Liam Neeson the skill set, that
specific set of skills for cracking down Dave.

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You know what I mean. It
was weird because I told him,

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Matt, you know, I was
like, so if a boatload of you

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know, just beautiful women show up
and try to take you, I'm I'm

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gonna I'm gonna save you, Dave. I'm gonna stop it from happening.

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And He's like, well, why
would you do that to me? And

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I'm like, because we're friends,
Dave, I got I can't let I

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can't let you be taken. What
are you talking about? And then he

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was it just wasn't the same after
that the rest of the day, you

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know, like it's like he was, I don't know, weird, you

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know, Yeah, I'm offering a
saving Muna, save your life, you

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know, and the way you're upset
with me. Yeah, and uh,

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the all the locals in the area
were convinced we were a biker gang even

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though we were all walking. Yeah, it was the part I find am

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using. It was funny. Oh
god, yeah, good times. Man.

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I've really enjoyed that. That's fun. I can't wait to see the

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final product. Oh, I know, we gotta play it on here,

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we gotta. I think we should
we should, uh, we should definitely

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with the daily drops or whatever,
we should. We should definitely blast it

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out on this and let everybody see
it because it's really cool. We're super

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proud of it. It's it's gonna
be awesome. Yeah. Yeah, it's

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a lot of fun. It's a
lot of work in them making too,

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you know, like we've we've spent
the better part of a year and a

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half honing out these songs, you
know, ironing them out. And yeah,

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I was what I was really just
absolutely tickled with was is that even

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though our on stage sound wasn't that
great because we're recording so like we kind

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of had to be you know,
down in volume to keep the headroom for

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the actual Yeah, but I was
the whole time, especially with Ragnarok,

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the timing and Ragnarok has to be
we have to be there. And the

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whole time I'm playing, I'm thinking, oh God, are we still in

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time? I can't hear my guitar
because of course Dave really likes that one

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symbol right next the drowns out my
guitar. Yeah, when it drowns out

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my guitar, it drowns out Everything's
all I had is that symbol in your

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vocals, And I'm like, oh
God. And when we watched the playback,

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I was like, yeah, holy
shit, it was like right there,

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you know. Yeah, I was
pretty I was pretty happy with it.

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Yeah, because even if we went
in and out of time signature,

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we went in and out together.
Yeah, it was tight, you know.

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Uh, I had I had a
decent mix. Uh, being right

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in front of the drum kit,
so obviously I could hear him perfectly.

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Yeah, so I kind of had
a I had a pretty good mix.

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When they got you in my and
your guitar and my monitor, I could

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hear you a lot better, which
was very helpful. Yeah, but uh,

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having a vocal monitor aimed up at
me was extremely nice. Yeah,

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that I'd forgotten how nice it is
to have a monitor right there. That's

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just you know, it takes all
the strain out, you know, the

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strain work. Yeah. It was
pretty fun, man, I really enjoyed

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it. It was a It was
the most uh. I think it might

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have been the most prepping for like
a show ever because of all you know,

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complexities and stuff they had to like
set up. But god, that

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was fun man that I would totally
do that again, you know, like

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down the road a while, you
know, once the aches and pains of

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the load ends and load doubts are
gone. Yeah, we need to um

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enlist some younger help. Yeah,
the load end load out. Yeah,

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that would be nice. Yeah,
for sure. I totally understand why,

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like national acts that have been playing
for thirty forty years have entire crews to

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do everything for them. Yeah.
Oh hell yeah, dude's it's where's you

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out by the time you get up
on stage to play your exhausted? Yeah.

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I mean like after our first sound
check, I was like, dude,

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I'm I'm like falling asleep right now, Like yeah, yeah, that's

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that's why. I as soon as
I was I was looking at you and

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I was like Denny is looking like
I feel Oh yeah, that's why I

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was like, we need to go
get some protein, we need to go

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eat something. Yeah. It was
a lot of work playing that rock and

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roll music. Yeah, and the
gig buzz. You know, you know

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what I'm talking about. If you
never played live music, you know what

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a gig buzz is. It's you've
got that wound up. You may not

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have any energy, but you're wide
awake because you just played a show.

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Yeah. So it kept me up
really late last night until it finally petered

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off. Every time he's such a
coffee down, there's a drum roll?

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Is it really? It's a rim
shot? Every time he's such a oh

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this whole time that I swear every
time you set your coffee down, there's

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a rim shot. But it isn't. No, it's a rim shot.

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It's that. But you know what
it is, Holy shit, my headset

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is laying on that and it was
laying on that button when I said down.

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It's it's like the vibration was making
the button. So you're telling me

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you didn't press it at all this
whole entire time. No, Oh my

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god, that thing with Dave it
you literally set your coffee down and that's

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why I was laughing, because you
did a rim shot. Yeah, it

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was literally hilarious. This like I
don't know if you can teach the amount

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of like how good at this?
We all we are, like I just

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you know what I mean, that's
just what's so modest. So I didn't

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have no idea what was happening.
I can't hear that stuff like it's not

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Yeah, I have no idea what
the hell I was even saying. But

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that ship cracked me up because I'm
just like, it dawned on me that's

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what was happening. I see you
such a coffee down and it's a rim

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shot, and I'm like, why
did he rim shot? I wasn't saying

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anything funny. No idea was that. It's great. I love it,

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like it's gonna come through here.
Yeah, that's fucking hilarious. Oh man,

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Yeah, yeah, the gig buzz
and uh I'm I Yeah, I

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was up super late and I'm exhausted
this morning. Same. Yeah, I

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was. I stayed up late hanging
out with my kids, talking to them,

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and they've had a little you know, they had a couple of things

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go down over the week, so
they were I was trying to chill with

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them and you know, make them
laugh. You know, I ended up

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making me laugh more than I made
them laugh. I think we got onto.

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We got onto Discord together and started
playing all these games together, and

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it was like one was like scrabble, and I like, maybe maybe I'm

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a little bit of a sword loser
on this. I don't know what it

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is about board games. Something gets
into me, you know what I mean.

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I don't not proud of it,
but I fully believe some of the

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fucking words were made up as bullshit. It was like my son like drops

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a a L and he's like,
oh, yeah, that's a word I'll

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and I'm like, that's not a
word. Then when I click because it

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shows you the definitions, so I
click on the word and it's like,

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oh, this is an Arabic measure
of or measurement unit. I'm like,

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who the fuck was gonna know that? You know what I mean, You

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don't grab your scrabble board out.
You try that scrabble that shit at the

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table. You know with the family, you'll get voted out of your family.

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That's when the table flips and yeah, fuck that. Get out of

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here with that Arabic measuring units.
You're not supposed to be able to use

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international language, aren't you. Aren't
you supposed to like set rules when you

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start up, like English words only, you know, no plurals. We

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would think no possessors. I don't
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plurals too, because my son's like
the captain of putting an s at the

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end of everything and just getting the
points for all that. Yeah, and

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I'm like, you little shit.
And then me and my son played poker.

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Well, my daughter played too,
but she bet the farm too early

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and lost everything. So me and
my son squared off in poker for literally

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an hour, just trading money back
and forth until finally something happened and it

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messed up, and we just decided
to call it a draw, because you

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know, it was it was just
never ending, you know. And no,

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we played like a putt put game
or whatever, and that game is

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bullshit. It's bullshit. That game
is rigged bullshit. So not not behind

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that at all. I saw a
game recently that I thought would be absolutely

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hilarious for us to do. Yeah, and it's kind of like pictionary,

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but it's online pictionary, and you
know, everybody's over here in the columns,

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you know, and everybody has to
type end their guests. Oh yeah,

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and all the wrong guests to show
up. So if like you got

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shit spelling or anything like that,
it's it's you know obvious that's on there.

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Yeah, yeah, scribbly dot io
or whatever it is. Yeah,

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I don't know, booth. Yeah
that was I thought something like that would

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be hilarious because we're just absolutely goof
ases. So oh yeah, that's fun.

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We played that. We played a
couple of round into that, and

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uh, it turns out my drawing
is not great because I don't I tried

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to do quicksand my word was quicksand
and I just I drew like the death,

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like I just took like brown,
and I made the desert and I

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just drew half a stick figure like
yeah, in the in the sand or

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whatever. And my kids are like, it's a cactus. It's a cactus.

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I'm like, it's no. So
that's the problem because your kids didn't

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grow up in the eighties. That's
what I was hoping i'd get them,

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you know, yeah, like using
my using my eighties advantage my eighties.

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I better not say that. Never
mind. It was that was close one.

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You guys almost saw it. You
guys almost saw the moment that this

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episode got demonetized. Yeah, got
some uh got some kind of shitty news.

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This is a bummer. Back on
actually, back season one. I

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brought this up. I remember telling
Tyler about it first. I remember telling

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you about it later, Josh.
This lady's name was Claudia Actley, and

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she had a mighty like a pretty
intense encounter with what she believed was the

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Sasquatch. Now, I made this
point to the guys earlier, and I'd

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like to make it to you guys
listening and watching too. Okay, so

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a lot of us who are still
kind of on the fence, we all

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have a similar feeling. Well,
if you've seen it, why didn't you

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pull out your phone? Everybody's got
a phone film it. That's exactly what

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this lady did. This is her
right here, as Claudia Actley. She

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was out in California, had her
kids or daughters with her, they were

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hiking and she saw something that changed
her life. And when she went to

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the she actually went to the park
board, the California Park Board, And

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the reason she did it was because
what she saw, she thought wasn't real.

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So when she went to the parks, they were they discredited her,

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saying you what you saw was a
bear. Her belief was, now I

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know what I saw and it wasn't
a bear, and you need to be

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telling people that this shit is in
these forests because I was out there with

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my children. Her argument was from
the point of view of a mother who

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had children. She sees this thing
that she thought was not real, scares

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her, scares her kids, and
I have the original video and I will

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show it to you at least part
of it. I believe the there's more

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to this, but from what I
understand, it was removed. There was

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a part of it where the children
get extremely scared, and then she starts

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getting scared, and she kind of
gets the children and they walk backwards away

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from it. I don't think that
they left that in the film. I

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don't think that. I think it
was removed. But I remember seeing the

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original and when the children get scared
and then the mother starts getting scared.

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It was disturbing, to say the
least, because you're like, damn,

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so I'm gonna show you a couple
of different things guys about this. It's

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pretty well, one of this is
probably one of the only videos that is

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compelling enough for me to be a
supporter of Claudius. I thought she saw

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something. Now here's a here's the
original, and I'm gonna press play here.

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Let mean max out this so I
swear to God you guys can hear.

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If you guys can't hear, let
me know. Yeah, yeah,

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I know you're probably looking down right, you're looking down at the bottom.

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Down at the bottom is not where
it's at. It's up there. MoMA

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three, yeah, I shoulder,
Yeah, I know, I don't know,

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yes, m yeah. The position
of the thing where it was at,

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the sheer size of it alone is
hard to it's actually kind of hard

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to fathom, to be honest with
you. The video quality is so bad.

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I know. Yeah, Mom,
Mom, did you see it?

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Do you think it was bigfoot?
Tell us in the comments. So that's

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that's one part here. Um,
This one I think is a it's a

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comparison that, if I'm correct,
this should show some of the movements.

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And I believe that this uh and
this phone was at its absolute maxed out

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pixelization, like there was no way
to get any more detailed without getting right

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up on it and then I have
a couple more things. I have one

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more here that I uploaded myself.
Yeah, I've always like wondered, like

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even no, like this original film
was this video was filmed? Uh what

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was its twenty seventeen. Yeah,
like as far as you can zoom in,

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and then on top of it,
you like if it starts to blend

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into the background, the pixels start
to bleed into each other there, so

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it's really difficult to see any details. Yeah. Yeah, this was part

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of her you know mission. You
can see this like that's that's the same

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spot, side by side comparisons here. Let me go back to that real

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quick. Back it up just a
second. And that's another thing she did.

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She went back to the trail and
started putting pictures or those up there

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for people to you know, like
if somebody saw something to get a hold

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of her, you know what I
mean. So you guys see the big

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area up there and then then it's
empty. Basically you can kind of get

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an idea of how much mass was
up there in that tree. I should

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have made a loop of just that. Honestly, I don't know what I

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was thinking. Oh shit, my
bed that's here. Yeah, So what

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I mean. There was another guy
who went to the location and climbed it

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right, climbed up the tree thirteen
feet in the air and broke up the

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tape measures and measured everything right.
And I always thought this was really cool

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because he got up there and measured
everything comes back and like just gives you

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every measurement, you know, from
like he was like, this branch is

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this long from here to hear's this
long from here to hears this long.

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And then he put that that still
back up and he's like, so this

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thing is this long, like he's
showing you, and that video vanished,

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and I've like, I remember,
I know I told you about this video

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before because it was so good.
This guy was so thorough not find that

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video because I remember you saying that
he estimated if this was after like doing

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all. Yeah, he said it
was about thirteen feet if I'm correct,

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that's what you said. I don't
know if the guy said it was thirteen

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feet or if the tree was like
if it was that high up, I

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don't know, okay, but I
mean he estimated that the critter or whatever

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it was, I mean, it
was fucking big. That's why big people

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were saying like, well, it
could have been a bear. It's just

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it was unusually large. Like if
you told me it was like two guys

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sharing a bigfoot costume. I believe
that, you know what I mean,

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Like like, okay, yeah,
because that would give you the size you

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need, like this thing, you
know, it was a fridge. Let

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me ask you like this, Okay, do we know what location this is?

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I've never asked this question, especially
when we talked about it. Really,

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I mean it was somewhere up in
California. I could try to get

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the exact location. Well, I
was just saying, like I know some

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of these like and this is a
park, right, yeah, it was

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one of the one of the parks
up there. Um, because I was

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wondering, like, is it common
for a bear to be around these areas?

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I have no idea California, yeah, just about anywhere about Los Angeles.

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I mean there's a bear on their
flag and shit, I get that.

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But Lake Arrowhead, California. The
only reason why, like yeah,

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like I'm just trying to compare to
like to see is like, yeah,

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it's a normal thing for a bear
to be in those parts. It is,

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I mean it is known for him. Yeah, black bears. Is

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there any I wonder if there's any
kind of uh warnings saying that there are

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bears in this park could be bears
and well, I mean okay, so

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or is that just a given that
people should know. I mean I imagine

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they probably you know, I can
only imagine that they probably like, you

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know, remind you, like,
hey, don't forget these fuckers are everywhere,

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you know what I mean? Yeah? Yeah, they have a roughly

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you call it, thirty five thousand
black bears in California. But black bears

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don't get that big, do they? Like? The only ones that get

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really early big or grizzly bears,
right, I mean down being well,

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brown bears are grizzly bears. So
brown bears are grizzly bears. And Kodiaks,

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well, you don't see you would? Would you see a codiac around

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there? Because I thought that was
only where they're from. CoDIAK bears are

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only known to be in a Lascar. Yeah, and it's not a polar

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bear. Those are massive, but
I feel like we would have noticed,

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Yeah, that polar bear walking through
the front yard, he's gonna stick out

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a little bit. Like since we're
talking about I know, I'm getting off

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the track. Did you guys hear
about the albino uh bear brown bear that

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has been every time like activists that've
been trying to like they thought it was

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a creature, like it was a
polar bear that was taken from its natural

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habitat and brought and it was released
or it got loose from somebody's h facility,

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and they keep taking it back to
the North Lake to to the Arctic,

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like, and this is a brown
bear. It can't survive there.

421
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It's done. They've done it three
fucking times, and it's a albino like

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brown bear and they keep taking it
back to the coldest blar and it can't

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survive. It almost died three fucking
tides because they keep thinking it's a bowlder

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bear. Oh my god, like
really, yeah, dude, you can

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only imagine him, like, you
know, because they probably tranquilize it,

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right and he wakes up and he's
like, oh god, what night man?

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I was getting into these garbage cans
and they was like, oh,

428
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it's a little well Nippoli out here. Fuck they probably back up here again,

429
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God damn it. Yeah. So
there used to be a species called

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the California grizzly bear. Really,
Yep, it's extinct. When did it

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go extinct though, twenty eighteen?
Yeah, I was gonna say maybe maybe

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the last one was in her video. I'm trying to find when it actually

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went extinct. I'm not having a
lot of luck. I don't know why

434
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you would think that would be an
easy thing to find. Yeah, try

435
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another search. I don't know.
It's hard to say. It's interesting that,

436
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like the Claudia Actuley thing is is
interesting because this lady was so convinced

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that what she saw, you know
what, I mean, that she lived

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early went after Okay, so it
went extinct in nineteen twenty four. That's

439
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stuff pretty recent. Yeah, and
they were up to eight feet thousand pounds

440
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eight footbaar. I mean that gets
us back in the realm of possibilities.

441
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How crazy would it be if it
was extant and not extinct? Yeah,

442
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I mean this has happened before.
It has happened. Yeah, I mean,

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let's face it, we humans,
I mean, we like to think

444
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that we categorize and enlist everything,
but there's always room for fuck ups.

445
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Oh yeah, you gotta think about
it too. It's it's a common thing

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that you still see to this day
just because you like, uh, what

447
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about that one uh video that I
showed you guys. It was a TikTok

448
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video of that that dog of that
wolf that was oh yeah, that thing

449
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was mad. Yeah, like,
okay, what if that was a dire

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wolf or something like I'm not saying
that it is, but uh but they're

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like, that's like you it's not
common like you, oh it's a it's

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a wolf, Like you don't see
a wolf all the time. So you're

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the little dogs like trying to well, it's not a little dog. I

454
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think it was like it was like
midsized dog. Like I love him,

455
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Ernie, but you know, I
gotta bring her back. And once she

456
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gets done whooping ashy, she gets
tired, she's got a nap, you

457
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know what I mean. She's a
little but she she she don't take their

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ship. Give me one saying guys
back, I'll of you guys my exact

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copy. Uh stunt double yep,
yeah, thank you. But yeah,

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uh was it a So yeah,
that's kind of like where I was going

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with the whole thing, is that
we can't because it's it's so similar to

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what the other indigenous like bears that
are around there. Seeing one of those

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wouldn't surprise somebody unless they dive a
little deeper and actually look at it.

464
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Okay, this is something that's supposed
to be technically extinct, right, because

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like how many times have we like, what's that term that you we've used

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before where we thought it was extinct
but it was, uh, you just

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extant? Is that what? A
Yeah, it's kind of like a rebuttal

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to the extinct. You know what
Now I'm now I gotta look it up

469
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and make sure I got the words
right. I can't remember. I like,

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I think I remember you saying it, but the extent, I don't

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know if that's what I remember you
guys saying M still in existence? Is

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what extent means? Okay I was
I was right, You're right, okay,

473
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extint So yeah, like it's a
it's a big possibility. Like Danny

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was saying, it's like we're we
like to say that we're we do our

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due diligence, and we we may
uh what we say is the truth at

476
00:42:44.440 --> 00:42:51.320
the time, right, Just because
that's the truth right now doesn't mean new

477
00:42:51.480 --> 00:42:55.639
facts, uh come up and say
like, oh no, we were wrong.

478
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We'll try again later. I manage
a picture of I don't know if

479
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it's taxidermied or if it's a stuffed
fake or whatever of the California grizzily.

480
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It's um not looking good for our
um good to you. No, not

481
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for the video. Um, it's
not looking good to be our suspect.

482
00:43:23.039 --> 00:43:37.400
Okay, are you looking for the
bear? Okay, I got him down

483
00:43:37.440 --> 00:43:47.639
here. Deplete, Yeah, stuff
up. It's uh, it gets messy.

484
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If somebody doesn't go through take care
of this, I'll show you.

485
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He's uh, he's pretty brown,
very brown. Yeah. The another thing,

486
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too, is like this has been
monsting. Is like the short nose

487
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because the black bear of brown bear
blue those yeah, I heard that those

488
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are pretty like back then, like
those things pretty bass. It was like,

489
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I want to say, they arrived
from the side of the Polar Bear

490
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longer blue the other blow they were
ancestors. Yeah yeah, so iver hear

491
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your black This is the California sam
Very vehicle. H you know, he

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ate he ate a few people for
sure,