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Welcome back, as to New York
X Files. You put that downs.

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Yeah, yeah, we'll go back
at the editor. That was a

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worried we're going to get sued by
Robert Planto for a second in ind' all.

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Sorry Yeah, also, yeah,
yeah, that's true. Not fucking

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sue anybody, but I mean anyth
we get sued. I mean that just

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means we're doing it good. All
public city is good public city, right,

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Yeah, that would be I feel
like that was back in the day.

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Now like, yeah, that's true. We got canceled culture now,

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so we can't we can't play those
games, yeah, because not only will

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we get sued by led Zeppelin,
but somebody will dig up something on led

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Zeppelin and because accuse us of being
led Zepplin supporters and canceled us. Because

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they can't cancel led Zeppelin, I
can I can assure you listeners out there,

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I've never really been a Led Zeppelin
supporter. Yeah, I mean either.

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To my mind, it was always
like either kind of flipped a Led

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Zeppelin or Black Sabbath, and I
was always firmly nestled in my sab Yeah,

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big of Zeppelin's. You know,
I've I've upset a lot of people

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by saying that as well, that
I'm just I don't care for Zeppelin.

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Well, I mean, dude,
it was like, you know, there's

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like flowers and rainbows and shit,
and then there's Sabbath, Bloody Sabbath,

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you know what I mean, There's
like a wizard, Nativity and Black.

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I'll even go ahead, I don't
him and say that I actually prefer the

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Who to Zeppelin. Oh I love
the Who? Do you like the Who?

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Really fucking love the Who? I
would probably love people. I'd probably

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listened to the Who. Yeah,
I can't like. Okay, I can't

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say that I'm a fan because I
I can't like. I probably could name

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a song, like like, I
know the songs, but I don't know

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them that well to know the names
of the songs so that but I I

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I know that their their style.
So if I hear this song, I

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can, Yeah, I could,
Yeah, I definitely. I was growing

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up and I was starting to get
into music. This dude Rick who worked

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a match not you guys, remember
Rick. Yeah, everybody knows Rick Man,

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everybody loves Rick. About to tell
him that I'm shouting Rick out.

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I used to go down in Cold
Spring and I'd listened to their band practice

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and Rick could do the teenage waste
Land it's the keyboard intro. He could

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do it on his guitar, no
ship, and he would literally be sitting

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there And I remember sitting there like
you know what I mean, like,

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oh my god, he's a he's
a here them guys still to this day

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when I'm like when I tell him, like you guys like really really made

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me want to play music to this
day, like no man, no,

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no, no man, no no
not us man no. I almost sitting

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there like okay, okay, yeah, I got it. You're modest.

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I understand. Yeah, they're amazing. They were fucking amazing. They changed,

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They probably changed the course of how
like my whole life went from that

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point forward because I was sitting there
watching these dudes and this gigantic basement on

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those big stage that they built themselves, fucking lights you know everything, full

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on lights show, dude, And
that was their band practice. That's awesome.

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And I was sitting there watching them, I mean the pa dude.

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They hit a venue in their basement
that they practiced, you know, that's

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where they practiced. And I'm like, I want to do this. I

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want to do this because of these
guys. And I remember just bugging them

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all night, asking them questions,
you know, like and then I remember

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Ozzy Osborne. Remember when Perry Mason
came out, yeah's this album they covered

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Harry Mason and they're singer Aaron when
he could do the highs that Ozzie does.

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And I remember sitting there trying to
sing along and I just couldn't.

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I'd get all the way up to
Perry Mason. I'd be like, you

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know, and I was always like
aariny, how do you do it?

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How do you get that? And
He's always like, maybe you just gotta

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like take care of your throat,
you know, like take care of your

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voice, man, And I'm like
a kid, I'm like, what what's

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that mean? What do you mean? Yeah? I still can't do it

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day It's too high as he's a
freaking nature. He's a national treasurer,

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but he's a freaking nature. Yeah. Yeah, I think that like musical

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talent versus musical talent, band versus
a band, the who is superior to

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led Zeppelin in every way. One
major fact is is that Zeppelin. Yeah,

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Led Zeppelin is really good at stealing
other people's ship. Just blatant plagiarism.

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That is that is confirmed m And
you know, I didn't know anything

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about that for the longest time.
And when I started, when you actually

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started showing me, I was like, yeah, yeah, your favorite song,

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Stairway to Heaven was actually written by
another band and that band had opened

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for Zeppelin the year prior to four
coming out, So yeah, kind of

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weird, I don't know. And
like take Scream for Scream, all right,

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so Robert Plants Scream an immigrant song
versus Roger Daltrey and won't get fooled

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again, right, Roger Daltrey's superior, you know, yeah, you know,

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the the bass and the drums.
I mean, it could go back

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and forth, but I think Keith
Moon's a superior drummer. Yeah, you

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know, I mean maybe it's me. I'm sure that I'm when he's not

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on drugs when he was not on
drugs, correct, Yeah, like horse

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tranquilizers are a bitch. Yeah,
did you hear about that guy that?

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Actually? Uh, like, dude, I'm like Caseman, Like I wouldn't

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want somebody to go through that,
especially being a drug addict. But dude,

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he was so fucked up a WHO
show. He couldn't play. He

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kept falling off his drums. So
this huge show, the lead singers like,

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does anybody know our songs? Literally, a kid, sixteen year old

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kid comes out of the crowd plays
every single thing for the WHO. I

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was like, dude, think about
that dude that, like, because of

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because of his addiction, made this
guy's like whole like world playing for playing

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with his favorite band. That would
be amazing, you know, Like those

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other bands will do stuff like that, like Dave Grohl's famous for bringing people

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up on stage, and Billy Billy
Joe from Uh Green Day will do it,

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and I believe even even Sevenfold has
done it. You know. But

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they bring him up and let him
play one song, pat him on the

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button, send him back into the
crowd, Like they'll come up and play

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the entire freaking set, right,
Yeah, that's a that's one man.

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I've watched watched some of those recently
where some of them kids they come up

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but they've roll dude, and you're
expecting kind of well whatever, and these

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kids get up there and they just
absolutely destroy And I'm like, did he

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already know about that kid beforehand?
You know what I mean? Like what

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is the luck? Yeah, there's
a there's a video of like a ten

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year old boy that's at a Steel
Panther concert. It comes up and plays

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Satchel's guitar and absolutely shreds it.
You know, it's awesome, And it's

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like, first off, who brought
their ten year old son to a fucking

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Steel Panther? Come? Yeah,
I mean I mean that's a little young

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for Steel Panther. I would think, not for other shows, but Steel

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Panther for sure. Yeah, every
time I hear Steel Panther, I think

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of Landis because Landis like loves Steel
Panther, or he did. I don't

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know if he does anymore, but
he did like him a lot. I

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mean, I can see why they're
talented. They're yeah, they're good kind

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of not really not really my my
bag, but cool. Yeah. I've

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listened to some of their stuff,
you know. Yeah, so I don't

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know the whole that whole Uh,
there was a there's a big chunk of

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the eighties that I skipped, you
know, like good sorry, Yeah,

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one morning. You gotta get your
ship together, man, Yeah that is

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true. Becauzoom tight got it.
So yeah, I don't know. I

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just got the word from the wife. We're we actually just got word back

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that we're supposed to go look at
a house in an hour. And we

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were waiting for a response about this
yesterday and of course it just came.

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So if I have to rush off
at the end of this, my bad.

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Guys, I'm trying to I'm trying
to move. You'll be there in

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an hour. No, we have
to leave, Okay, yeah, we

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just would. Let's let's crank this
sucker out. It's a holiday episode,

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yep. Yeah, yeah. I
always wonder about that every time we have

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a holiday on a on a Monday, I'm always like, should should I

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send the episode anyway? You know? Or should I just hold it till

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Tuesday? Or you know what I
mean? Yeah, you guys out there

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should tell me this ship, tell
me how to help you. You know.

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That was disappointment. I'm just saying, I'm just laughing at Tyler.

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And the bad part is just that
anybody that's listening on streaming had no idea

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what was going on, but the
YouTube got to see Tyler through the Son

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of a Bitch cough because I know
why it hurts. Tyler's in recovery.

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He survived after twelve hours of brutal
surgery. He's he's back with us again.

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Took it was longer to wake up
than the surgery did. What was

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the reduction surgery? Right? It
was a reduction. Well, I remember

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what you said. I know we
talked about it, but it was size

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reduction. Oh see, two different
surgeries. I heard that it was they

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had to have two tables, one
for his body and one for his balls.

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I heard that too. I heard
that too. I bet the same

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person told us that. Probably.
Yeah, I feel like this is too

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much for the like the listeners,
but I'm gonna say it anyways, but

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it's common after this type of surgery, you're your sacks. Yeah, your

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satchel will swell. So dude,
it feels like a balloon, like it's

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somebody like went down there and like
it just blew my sack up. Dude,

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it feels like a like a like
a grapefruit. Aren't you glad you

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clicked on this episode today? It's
awesome. I love it. Yeah,

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And it's like, you know,
it's no wonder that we're just setting in

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that low mediocrity. Yeah. You
know, there's another podcast that started like

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a year ago that or six million
views in episode and ship not us not

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us? Now? Yeah, so
do I like, do we have any

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do we have do we have any? Like? Just had something here?

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I made a discovery directly before we
started recording. And while it's great that

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I did that, it sucks because
I had zero prep time. Yeah,

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yeah, I understand. So it
pretty much starts out with, hey,

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look what I found, and then
we can talk about it at the same

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time. I you know, Yeah, so A A R O dot M

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I L. It's a website and
it's the all domain anominally Resolution Office military

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website. This is where all of
your UAP reporting is going to happen.

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It's a one stop shop for the
weird shit in the sky. Nice,

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right, I'll go ahead and pull
up the prison screen here and we'll look

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at it together. How does that
sign, guys? Sounds good to me,

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and I'll go ahead and I'll read
the director's message for those listening on

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streaming forgive me. Like I said, I have no prep time and allergy

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season is murder. Director's message.
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you for visiting, doctor Sean Kirkpatrick. Director. Well, this is pretty

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bad ass. Yes. So it
gives us basic definitions. It gives us

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a mission statement and a vision statement, and then it gives us UAP reporting

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trends which I can click on either
one of these, you know, say

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this one here. It gives us
the reported UAP altitudes typical reported UAP characteristics,

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reported UAP morphologies. It gives us
a heat map of sidings, which

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is freaking and all. This is
some PDF. It looks like, so

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you can we're not PDF, you
it's it's open a bowl and you can

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zoom in on everything. Yeah,
I'm on it right now too. It's

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a I'm looking at the PDF and
it's really neat. I like how the

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it's in propulsion. It says no
thermal exhaust detected. Yeah, stationary velocity

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to mock two. Yeah, thirty
thousand feet ten ten thousand to thirty thousand

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feet and looking at the the altitudes. Yeah, that's wild. The heat

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map I found interesting. It is
interesting. It's like the same on both

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continents. Yeah. Yeah, So
for those listening, the heat map shows

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like hot spots along the eastern seed
board and then on the western southern California

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northern Baja California area, and then
it starts to project a little bit into

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the desert area of the western United
States. Yeah. Then if you jump

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across the globe a little bit,
there a lot of it seems to be

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residing in what I'm assuming is Southeast
Asia. Yeah, that would that be

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correct, Like the China, Vietnam, Japan, Korea areas, and then

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on the opposing coast, it is
that the that's not the Mediterranean Sea,

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that's the what what is that?
Is that? The the golf there the

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Persian Gulf, uh yeah, looks
like it, and then above India a

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little bit and basically the Middle East. So yeah, it's it's like,

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well, there's a little blip over
there on Hawaii too, and then it

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looks like there's some little blips on
some islands off the coast towards Polynesia.

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It's just it's weird because it's just
seems like it's like like very similar on

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both continents, you know, like
yeah, hanging out in the same area

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as I wonder what the significance is
also too, it's like the would it

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be the latitude? Latitude just seems
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Latin launch is that right? Latin
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all basically falling just north of the
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apparently where all is this where all
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or are going. That's where all
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The current operational YUI Report UAP reporting
all right, says military personnels report through

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their command or service an accordance with
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I have no idea how to pronounce
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for something military Joint Staff J three
Washington, DC. Looks like some sort

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of date code unidentified anomalous phenomenon.
Now say I always thought it was aerial.

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Civilian pilots are encouraged to promptly report

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UAP sightings to Air Traffic Control.
AARO receives UAP related pilot reports are py

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reps from Federal Aviation Administration. So
this is all like legit shit. They

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don't want you to direct report.
This all comes through sources. Basically,

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there's a there's a path of progress
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files. There's already what is this. Let's see here so far one,

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two, three, four or five, six, seven eight videos up,

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Yeah, which is pretty neat.
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seen before, and a couple that
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there's a flear video. There's an
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fly by which I've yet to see, which we should play on the show

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Western US Objects. Definitely need to
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that was one that I was like, man, what the hell is this?

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We get to see this the Middle
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sphere that just shoots across the screen
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anything. And then two South Asian
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what was the what was the I
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tie uh raptor raptor Yeah, reapers, m Q nine reapers. So yeah,

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that's uh, it's some pretty wild
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this is fucking neat man. Yeah. M So I figured we would,

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uh, we'd pick one of these
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Let's look at this UAP Western US
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pull it up on full screen and
I won't be able to see you guys.

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I don't think am I still screen
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to that, but if you want
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stay on there. Okay. Actually, I've got a split screen right now

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and it's working pretty good. So
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like in the center of the camera
and we're seeing what the hell's at the

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bottom. Yeah, it's it's a
fucking cooking. It was cooking and then

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it stopped dead in its tracks.
Did you see that? Yeah? Yeah,

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at first I thought it was just
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there's any audio on this. I
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one that Yeah, this part right
here is what caught my attention. And

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first of all, what a gorgeous
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But what the fuck are those the
one thing that I I've seen this

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before, but didn't they say that
it's like a I can't remember what they

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said it was like what the object
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a reflection of Like that's that's why
it looks like they're going in formation,

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like they're very same distance apart from
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from the first one to the middle
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look like they're the same distance from
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of what Yeah, I know that
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you know, it's like you look
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the camera lens kind of like makes
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would agree with that, except where
they're going behind clouds. Yeah, and

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if it was reflecting, it would
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the foreground, right, I can. I'm just I'm just thrown out,

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thrown out whatever, Like I don't
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is. I have no idea that. Yeah. Different, Yeah, they

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broke formation and before anybody you know, automatically jumps on the plane bandwagon,

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remember these are all submitted as unidentified
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through basically JAG or went through the
commercial you know aviation. So these things

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were not numbered flights on a radar. Yeah, I mean there's a aliens

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excluded. There's there's a lot of
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is scary, you know what I
mean. Right, So if you get

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dudes out there flying shit around with
potential weaponry and they're not you know,

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nobody knows who the hell they are
or what they're doing, right, there's

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nothing stopping them from just dropping in
and doing some horrible shit. So yeah,

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it's like like and the like these
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a military installation or something. Well, this could be military or this could

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be commercial flights, but with the
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or sum sort. This isn't like
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was analysis of full motion video combined
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a r to a r O to
assess that the objects were three separate commercial

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aircraft flying at great distance. Oh
okay, all right, so this one

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here is answered by itself. So
we're dumb and we didn't read it.

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That's what you have to do.
You have to read. I forgot about

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them. Okay, so I take
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this actually says right here that they
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Well, now I feel stupid,
but well, I mean that that's

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kind of the point of this website, right, it's to Yeah, let's

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start figuring this shit out. Yeah, okay, so let's look at this

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unresolved case Navy twenty one fly by. The video captured by the pilot and

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the cockpit of a Navy fighter jet
demonstrates the typical speed at which military aircraft

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may approach an unknown object. This
one's got audio. What woo? What

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the fuck? It's one of those
fears again, wasn't it. I'm sorry

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I did not see it. Like
when he turns his head, I'll see

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if I can drag it frame by
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that is so freaking cool. But
that's what that was. An airliner.

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These things are the size of a
basketball almost, maybe maybe a little bit

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bigger. But that's what I'm saying, Like, what are these things?

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What could they like? What could
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It's gotta be a fucking probe,
dude, it's gotta be. Here's a

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here's neither FOI a unresolved case flare
video forward looking infrared radar. Do you

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of a US Navy FA eighteen jet
cruise encounter with an unexplained anomalous phenomenon?

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Okay, blew this up? Is
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Huh, I've seen this one before. Though. In some ways I keep

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thinking that they just put the border
around somebody looking at a kidney stone.

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They just put the like little numbers
and like the thing that you would see

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through a camera on a jet like
this. Right, they keep going back

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and forth between white hot and black
caught. I think, oh, here

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we go. If still love it
goes, I believe this is yeah,

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this is this is your TikTok video. It's the F eighteen crew Jet Bruce

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encounter with an I explained one here
the gimbal video. What did I do?

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I hit a button? I do? I think I just downloaded it.

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Hmm. You're like, now it
might take TikTok. Now I can't

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click the video. Let me fresh
this page here and see if I'll fix

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it. Here we go. It
won't let me play that one? Oh

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yeah, yeah, that's the two
bottom ones. You don't have a play

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button. Can you click on that? Oh yeah, it gives him,

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It gives me media player. Oh
yeah, and we can't see that.

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No, you can't see that.
It sucks. Let's see here. We'll

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go to the Reaper video that you
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Yeah, this one's neat. I'm
classified. That is some weird ship.

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So that thing that that basically the
frisbee that goes flying past, right,

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that's what. Yeah, that's fucking
nuts, dude. And it's haul

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and ass like it's straight up,
like it's moving fast enough you can see

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the disturbance behind it in the footage. That's interesting. I'm gonna I'm gonna

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research that this week. So what
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dot that's in the middle of the
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sun and it could be it doesn't
make sense temperature wise, uh, because

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in this film it looks like white's
hot. Okay, because the back of

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the plane is dark. I think
they jews propellers. Though. What I'm

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wondering is it if we're seeing thermal
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you know what I mean.