S365- Thoughts on clones, and extinct animals showing up again.

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two thousand pounds or something stupid. That's

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they could take over the world.
Can can a liger mate? It's good,

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that's the that's the downside. It's
like like I said with with with

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hybrids, you know, it's it's
kind of a rare thing. You know,

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it has to happen. You'd have
absolutely no genetictive diversity going, you

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know, throughout the millions of years
of life on a planet, if things

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couldn't cross breed. But it does, you know, does happen. There's

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a camera which is a comma,
which is a lama, a llama and

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a camel that's pretty wild. And
then there's a geep which is goat and

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sheep. Yeah. Oh, the
females are further and lagers can they can

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have offspring, but they have to
meet with another tiger. The problem is

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is that the the testistroone and the
sperm count of the males is too low

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to to get the female laer pregnant. It's it's possible, but it's it's

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like just it would take like a
really it would take luck, if that

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makes sense. Yeah, I did
read this though about the grizzlies and polar

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bear hybrids, is that even though
they are a very powerful offspring, you

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know, like very strong party,
they're not always they're not always superior to

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either parent in regards to their environment. Whereas like, obviously the polar bear

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is going to be the absolute wizard
of living in ice and snow, you

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know what I mean, and then
the grizzly bear is going to be like

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a man, you know, the
chief predator of living in the temperate you

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know forest. But the pisley or
or roll or whatever you want to call

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it is not is not necessarily superior
to either in either place. They're like

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they're an impressive specimen, but they're
not better than that that prototype that's in

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those environments. If I don't know, it's weird you would think that being

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as big as they are and like
powerful, they'd be fine, you know

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what I mean, Like I got
the best of both worlds, right,

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but maybe it just got the worst
of both worlds or yeah, or that

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I guess that's always the It's always
a possibility. It is interesting, though,

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Man, it's very interesting. Yeah, I don't know. It's like,

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I know, I know. I
said this to you guys the other

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day that I was starting to get
fucking suspicious because I keep getting these news

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articles that are coming across that say
stuff like what is the one that got

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me? Man? It literally said
it looks or something. It was like

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a yeah, it's like a type
of prehistoric parrot, and it said extend

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species returns to the wild. And
I'm like, okay, okay, how

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yeah, like spiritually, like what
are we talking here? Like it vacation

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vacations just came back? How did
like if a dinosaur just returned to the

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fucking wild, I'd have questions,
you know, I'd want to know,

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like, Hey, what exactly is
going on here? We got like all

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these super rich people funding these uh
d E extinction labs genetic labs. Right,

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you've got the world's greatest science like
scientist and cloning just doing whatever the

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fuck he wants, and the safety
of Iran right as we speak. Right,

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motherfucker's like not allowed to do anything
anywhere else. But Iran's like,

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yeah, come on in, do
what you want, you know. And

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the reason is is because similar to
over here, whereas race horses are a

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big, you know, big money
game, right over in Iran, there's

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certain camels that are revered and uh
pretty goddamn valuable if I'm if I'm being

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honest, right, Uh So there's
a man who basically clones these million dollar

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camels and they got a bunch of
them, and like it's like he even

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he said that his you know,
his like certain places that he's been to

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his you know, he's not allowed
to be there anymore. He's not allowed

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to work there. It's deemed uh
what is the what's the right word?

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Unethical? But over and Iran they're
like yey man, Clone, come over

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here and clones ship. We're cool
with it, man, we love Clone,

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you know. And uh it's weird
to me because like how religious you

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know what I mean, Like how
religious they are over there. You think

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that they'd be like, hey man, that's it's the same good. We

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can't we can't. But animals don't
hold that. They don't hold that hierarchy.

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Yeah, but I figure I mean
as religious as they are. Yeah,

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they you know it's going it's probably
playing the money God. The money

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is is real, real good.
And if there's one thing I've learned,

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God is terrible with money and always
needs more. You know, Grant get

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the money, dollar dollar bills,
y'all. Yeah, because everything needs money.

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The whole world, you know,
worships it. It is what it

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is. And he's like I said, these camels are literally like million dollars

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camels. I can't look at them. They are massive, dude, Like

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they rival like Clydesdale's in size.
Right, these things are fucking enormous animals.

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So what was you saying? Tom? Sorry? Uh but okay,

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this this is uh what gets you
is like because you're saying, like all

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prehistoric animal, yeah, returns to
the wild or whatever. Yeah, and

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that that's like that like it brings
up questions, it raises your eyebrow.

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Uh. But when we talked about
the whole them might be cloning a mammoth,

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was you all on board? You
were all on board with that?

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Like are you being you know what
I'm saying, It's like you like,

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uh, I believe Ty is trying
to call you out. But he's scared

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of the repercussions. You mean you
were on board with the cloning of our

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rebringing back the mammoth or are you
feeling like there's an underlying thing. I

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don't even think it matters if we're
on board with the mammoth anymore. And

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I am. You know why,
because I feel we're partially responsible for the

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mammoth going. Okay, I remember
show you this video, guys, ignore

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the title this is a bear carrying
a fish. Yeah, we've yeah,

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I remember you should this well back
ago. That does not They said it's

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a bear carrying a fish, and
that's what it is. Okay, if

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you kind of like look at it, there's kind of a gap between where

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it looks like the mouth and the
fish. But I'm just saying that is

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a big fucking bear and a big
fucking fish. Yeah, and a small

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ass river. Yeah. This isn't
Siberia. By the way. It doesn't

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have any tusks. No, no, no tusks. I mean I can

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see where it looks like a bar
carrying a fish. Yeah, how do

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you do? I totally see it, like right there, you see that.

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I mean I'm not slurry, but
yeah, because there's like a kind

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of a gap almost. Yeah,
yeah, what's this? That's a flying

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saucerer that has nothing to do with
what we're talking about. Jesus Christ,

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people, we're not doing flying saucers
right now, God, Jesus, okay,

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Jesus. So yeah, I've been
looking at this video for years,

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right, this video is old.
It's been floating around the internet for at

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least what fifteen sixteen years, like
minimal. And I got so into this

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video that I even got online at
one point and searched up and down that

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river to find the depths, all
right, one trying to find a fish

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that goddamn big is gonna be good
luck? Yeah? Yeah, I mean

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salmon, get that big? Sure? Yeah, Siberian salmon, you know

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what I mean? Like maybe maybe
Siberian salmon are just huge. I don't

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know, are we sure that's Siberia? And the original video came from a

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Russian what do you call it?
From Siberia? Yeah, let's I don't

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know. Maybe maybe there is giant
salmon and fucking Siberia. I have no

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idea Siberian salmon, Oh yeah,
they're huge, Oh my god, are

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enormous? Tugar river salmon or big
as hell. So the salmon is real.

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The river itself though pretty goddamn deep, some parks are gonna be i'd

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say, bear size where a bear
could totally grab, you know, a

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fish and walk across it. I
don't know, you know, do I

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think that the mammoth is out there? Fuck yeah, I do, absolutely

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do think they have a mammoth somewhere. But okay, for one thing too,

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what I don't get, like,
okay, I know cameras even back

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then, like you could depending on
what this guy was, why, like

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how to put it? He seems
like he was pretty he was pretty close.

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Why would you be that close filming
this, I can tell you would.

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I'd be like, nobody is gonna
fucking believe this ship. And it's

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how blurry it is too. I
feel like he's just zoomed in like crazy.

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I don't know. Yeah, yeah, I get that part. So

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but it's still he was on the
like the like the little bank area.

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But I would still think he would
be in like eyeshot of if this was

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a bear and that was a big
bear, like like he was saying,

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like it was pretty there, like
some parts of these waters are pretty deep.

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So yeah, I'm just saying it's
like, dude, I don't know

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if I would take that chance either
A. I would climb up in a

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tree and do this, but that's
not like going to save me because it

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fucking can climb trees. Yeah.
The thing that gets me is like,

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what like that video? It could
be fake, it is, but I

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still think that they might have a
mammoth out there. And the reason I

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think that is because it's not it's
not outrageous, it's out interesting. Thing

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is the original footage was filmed by
a man by the name of Lou Petho.

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And I'll show you the article I'm
reading. Yeah, let's see where

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am I hair documentary Lou Petheros.
So if you look here, this is

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the original footage film by Loupeto shows
the lake without the not without the non

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existent wooly mammoth. Okay, And
apparently this guy was notified person out here.

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They somebody by the name of Michael
Cohen took hold of some of his

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footage without knowing it and created an
elaborate hoax on the public and it was

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used by CGI. Wow. And
that video is fucking old. Du and

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Michael Cohen as a paranormal writer oh
shit, So he was using it.

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Sounds to me by the way of
reading this article is he was using it

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as a way to scare the Russian
government and to not using some of the

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wilderness area up for personal gain like
exploiting it for resources. That is crazy,

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right, Yeah, Now, now
this is a daily mail page,

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so I'm gonna go ahead and get
that out with the open. Right.

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I would like to look up this
Luke Pethio and see if that footage is

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accurate. Yeah, I'm gonna like
to see that footage run side by side

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weather too. You know what I
mean? Well, I wonder if we

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could do that, because that would
be to me, that would be like

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that would be it right there,
That'd be enough if I'd be like,

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okay, yeah, So that went
out what I'm saying, like as far

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as as far as you know,
the whole thing we were talking about with

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hybrids, the chromosome match. We're
talking about an extinct animal that it it

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can match up to ship that's alive, right now, you know what I

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mean, like that the chromosomes can
can match it can it can work?

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And I'm like, okay, they
know that it doesn't. It's not gonna

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take much to to get the mammoth
up. Mm hmm. Yeah, so

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that's why I yeah, I feel
somebody, somebody out there has the mammoth.

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They have at least one or maybe
a couple, I don't know,

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and it's well hidden. You know. I just don't think it's outrageous like

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that. One to me is not. It's not a crazy conspiracy or whatever.

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I get I get it. But
then I said dinosaurs though, I'd

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be like, yeah, they don't. They don't got that. I just

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I just don't know if they would, like what would be there? Yeah,

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yeah, I look at that.
That matches up like really well,

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yeah, I just put a fog
in it to make it. H yeah.

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Here, you know what, uh, you know what we've learned without

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a doubt in this definitely wasn't a
bear carrying a fish. I mean it

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was for certain a fake mammoth.
If that's fucking accurate, you know,

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hunder shouldn't give you that. That's
that's one hundred percent truth right there.

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It was definitely not a barcard fish. It was a cgi mammoth. They

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had no tusks. That was my
point in the beginning, was it don't

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have tusks. I mean, I
guess the females don't have tusks. That

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would be strictly a male thing,
right, I don't know. Yeah,

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I couldn't say. I just don't
like if if they're there's guys out there

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like that, you know, the
King of Cloners or whatever. The guy's

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name is, Oh, what the
hell is his name? Wang Wu suk

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whang Wu suck? I don't know. Yeah, but he's a he's apparently

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the what do you call it?
He's they call him the King of Clones.

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There's actually a Netflix show about him
where he tells he talks about his

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uh, all the shit he's done
and what he's working on and all that

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ship and Yeah. But other than
the fact of bringing back something uh that

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went extinct, do you feel like
there's a underlying agenda to all of this

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money? But I imagine it.
Imagine it for a second. You open

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up a fucking a specialty zoo,
a d extinction zoo, Jurassic Park.

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I mean pretty much okay in a
sense, But I mean, obviously I

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don't think they're going to be doing
yea, but say you have Taismanian tigers

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and dodos and and wooly mammoths and
a saber tooth tiger and dire wolf and

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all this shit. And you're like, hey, man, you know I

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got this zoo. You know we
don't. We only have like so many

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of each, but you know,
three hundred bucks a ticket and we'll have

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a coupon day. Yeah, I
can, honest to God tell you yes,

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I would buy a three hundred dollars
ticket to go look at these animals

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that were extinct, separated by millions
of years that I'll never have any other

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chance to see. Yeah, I'm
gonna go look at that because that's awesome.

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So those scientists fucking they played me
like a harp. They knew that

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I would buy it too. They
know that I will pay that money to

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come and see that. You would
generate billions, especially if you get good

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at it, like you breed a
couple you get I mean, if you

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if you clone a couple and they
can breed Paul dude, you might as

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well just pave a new road straight
to the fucking ATM. But I feel

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like there will be a lot of
this would have to be in another country.

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It would never come to here because
I feel like no matter what I

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especially like, I just feel like
cloning. Okay, they literally clone this

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thing to put it into a park
to make money. It's literally born in

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captivity and like and I feel like
and it's prob like pictically, it's their

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property. They made it, Yeah, because animals don't have rights. So

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that's that's what I'm trying to say, is too, is that I feel

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like there will be ethics issue with
a lot of people, and I feel

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like a lot of people would be
bullied into not going there because of that

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that reason. That's valid. I
really do feel that's valid. I just

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think that the amount of revenue that
they'll generate is gonna happen. Oh yeah,

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for sure, because that's in the
world outside. If I'm sitting here

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with billions of dollars in revenue,
I get it too, Like, Okay,

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even though that most most I have
most fucking bottle of waters delivered out

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to you most Yeah, most like
I get it. Like a lot of

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these animals that are in in these
zoos all across the country of the world.

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Uh, they're treated fairly for the
most part, Like unless you have

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like a an employee that's a total
dick. But for the most part,

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they're they're taking care of Yeah,
but I get the people's like viewpoint on

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that, But like how like another
thing too, is like even that they

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wanted to just say, we're going
to just release these in the wild and

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just let it go. These things
have been gone for so many years.

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How would it adapt to then new
like new? Like would it survive without

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outside help? I feel like possibly, especially carnivores. Carnivores are always going

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to be more adaptable. Sorry,
vegans, but carnivores are always more adaptable

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because there's always food, you know, and you think about it. They've

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developed to get their food while it's
stopping to eat its food. So you

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get like a Tasmanian tiger. No, I'm sorry, I'm sorry. Sorry,

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I head that on my brain.
Saber tooth tiger and you turn his

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ass loose in the Grand Canyon,
right or one of the Uh let's let's

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go, let's go, uh Yellowstone, there we go, Let's turn his

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ass loose and Yellowstone all right?
One buffalo and is big anymore? You

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know what I mean? Because they
got sighs on other stuff, packs of

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wolves, bears. They kind of
look at buffalo like, well, I

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want to eat that. But fuck
man, it's I've seen what it did

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to that lady, you know.
I mean, like, oh, I

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don't know if I'm on a fuck
with him. Usually, like packs of

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wolves will go after baby buffaloes or
weaker ones or sick ones or wounded.

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They're like, yeah, we'll get
that one because the rest of her will

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leave. We don't have to worry
as much. We might still get hurt,

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but it's worth the risk. He
thinks Tasmanian or God damn it,

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I just can't stop saying Tasmanian saber
tooth tiger. He comes walking out there

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and he goes, that one's got
a lot of meat on it. Fuck,

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that's not even as big as the
ones I used to hunt. I

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think I'm gonna eat that one.
Guess what he fucking eats it. The

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buffalo are like, what the hell
is up with this, bobcat. It's

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the biggest thing I've ever seen.
Yeah, right, people, hikers,

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everybody's on the menu. Okay,
would that change the like change a lot

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of like the ecosystem in itself because
there's a new higher predator out there.

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Yeah, So, like I can't
see us doing releasing a carnivore. Like,

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if we did that system, turn
it predator loose, you will absolutely

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destroy an ecosystem, especially if like
you have an apex predator that's superior to

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anything that's already in the area.
Now you're because even they are on the

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menu. Yeah, you think a
saber teeth tiger couldn't go after a bear?

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Fuck, yeah, you'll go after
a bear. And if you can't

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get that bear, he'll get the
babies. So that's another thing too.

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Like with that, change a lot
too for the other predators, Like when

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I feel like another species, so
we bring back a species to for it

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to extinct another species, because yeah, I could see that happening, especially

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an apex predator like that, because
Dan, they ain't did the size of

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almost the lighter like they get the
Yeah, they were massive and they weren't

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even the biggest nastiest thing, you
know, the short nose bear. Bring

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one of those back and turn it
loose out there everybody to die. I'm

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just saying, do you want This
is not a world I want to live

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in, Right, I'm just saying
it. With with turn it loose herbivores,

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right, they were like, all
right, we've we've got We've got

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some some short nose bears in this
enclosure. We've got mammoth, We've got

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you know, we've got the what
do you call it, the giant deer.

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You know I'm talking about h got
all this stuff, so he should

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be fine. You really don't think
that those predators are gonna be sitting at

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the fence looking at the little easier
shit to eat out there, like,

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hey, there, gore's a there's
a reindeer right there. Fuck, that

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looks way easier this thing. Ever, here's got like twelve foot anislers that

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this thing looks easy. It's sitting
there, it's sitting right in front of

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me eating grass. Could kill him
like that, you know what I mean?

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These people are standing here staring at
me all the time. They shit,

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they look like they'd be good to
eat. I'm just saying like,

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eventually one's gonna get out, and
when it does, it's it's you know,

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Jasic Park, you know, Yeah, And because I mean, what

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do you do? You can't you
bring you bring game and wildlife els to

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fucking take down a god damn short
nosed bear. You know, what's what's

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where's the where's the laws that on
that one, because like you said,

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their property, they're not they're not
technically animals. Extinct animals don't have any

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rights whatsoever, So nobody's protecting him
from ship. Yeah, but then you

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get law suits, you get all
this ship so yeah like that. So

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yeah, that would be the thing, Like it would have to be in

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another like country because I can't see
it ever coming here. Yeah, uh

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to a theater near you? Uh
hopefully that yeah, because oh god,

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it like it would be stupid,
like because ship like animals get loose all

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the fucking time. Yeah, and
shit like that. So and would you

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get it? Like if you okay, I'm just saying on indeed popped up

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like this, we need a U
a new uh saber tooth tamer or care

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for a saber tooth tiger or short
nose bear. Yeah, like would you

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would you go for that job?
I wouldn't even be the truck driver to

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haul them to the enclosures. Yeah, why is this job open? Like?

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What is there an opening for this
job? Yeah? No reason.

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Yeah, I don't worry about it. Don't worry about it or about it.

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That doesn't consider you. Fuck,
he was up. He was fired.

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It was fired in subordination. Yeah, i'd be on the phone.

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Guy. Guys, I'm pretty sure
the last guy got eaten. I'm not

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feeling very safe here. I feel
like I'm in danger. What I was

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trying to get at before we went
down down the path of like like I

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get it, Like you're right,
it's capitalism at its best. It's like

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money, money, money, money, money, money. But I kept

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thinking that this has an underlying thing, is cloning people immortality? Dude,

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tell me right now, right now, honest to god, do you really

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believe that they don't have cloned bodies
somewhere, Like if we've already cloned something,

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there's oh, there's a there's a
chance somebody around the world has tried

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some rich Matchard's got a cloned body
of himself, not not because they're going

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to transplant his consciousness in Like we're
not quite to that sci fi level yet,

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but he needs a part. Oh
man, my liver is going bad,

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all right, got brand new and
no miles. That's another thing too,

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is like to have a match with
somebody that would be like that would

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be tremendous. It Like you gotta
think too, It's like this would only

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cater to the rich imagine the industry
though, Yeah, the industry of like

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being able to clune basically like it's
it's morbid, but like clune yourself so

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you could have spare organs. It's
like, come on, like, I

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mean, look at that's where we're
headed. We're we're we're sitting here talking

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about this shit. Like what if
dude, they're fucking they're planning this ship.

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You know they are. They already
started. That's right. The ear.

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They grew a fucking ear on a
mouse. Yeah, a hairless,

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hairless rat there's on the back of
the dude, do you think that the

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mouse like really good? Everything was
still fucking loud. He's just like,

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god damn it. Yeah, and
it's like right by its ass. So

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if it farted, oh god shit, my back gear fucking just throwing me

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off. Man. The crappy thing
is too, Like they were probably like

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this okay, We're like like the
scientists are across the room and he's over

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there like listening to them. He's
like, it's like, I think we're

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gonna try to grow another He's like, fuck, growing on growing on,

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hank. I don't got any mom
for ears. No more ears please.

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You know it's fucked up as if
I was like working as like say,

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because I wouldn't be a scientist,
I'd be like a janitor or something,

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all right, So like I would
totally like pierce it put a little like

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fucking dangly earring hanging off of it. Yeah, you look sick now,

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dude, you got this. They'd
come in like, who did this?

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No? No, I was just
fucking I'm sweeping. I don't see I

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did all that math on the board
though. Yea. Sometimes when I'm sweeping,

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I do math equations and pierced ears
on the backs of mouse mousesosisosis.

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But uh yeah, but there is
a company that's looking for ways for immortality.

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Yeah, dude, i'd be in. I'm in, I'll live forever.

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I'll do it. Would you I
feel like there's a breaking point.

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There would be a breaking point about
five years and I'd be like, I'm

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done. There was one thing I
saw like small on social media. There

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was this It was a question,
It's like okay, I'll like I okay,

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the rules are, I will give
you immortality, but you have to

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go back to when the dinosaurs exist. You will yeah, like you can't

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be killed by any like like diseases, old age, like your aging process

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stops, like you are what you
are now, you feel great or whatnot.

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But you go back to when the
dinosaurs exist and then you live all

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the way up to now. That's
when your immortality ends. Would you take

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it? Now? Hold on back
to the dinosaurs to Now, let's let's

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think about something very important and Tyler's
reference before you answer. So he says

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you're immortal, right, two diseases
and all that stuff. Yeah, what

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about being eaten? Yeah? Is
that? Am I impervious to being eaten?

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I guess it. I don't that
that that when I saw the thing,

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I didn't think that that's a good
question. So I guess that might

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be a ship. Yeah, that
might be a ship deal if you think

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about it, right, Like you're
just in a pile of shit in your

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head, like this sucks. Yeah, right, you go through the digester

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track of a t rex or something. Yeah, yeah, I just came

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out of this this dire bear's ass
and I'm back on the ground again and

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he's already looking at me again.
Okay, Now let's put it this way.

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You're like Deadpool, Like if you
get a limb cutting off or something

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like that you'll grow it back.
Yeah, but that's even worse because you

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think of one Deadpool had baby legs. I know it's bad, but it's

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still would you still do it like
you have immortality just you literally get the

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experience everything, literally almost everything that's
happened world. For me to even consider

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being in on this, I have
to add a contingency. So instead of

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being like Deadpool, it's more like
when you're playing GTA five and you put

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it in the other mode where all
the other assholes can't mess with you,

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Okay, like God mode. It's
not God, but yeah, something like

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that. What it is is,
it's it's the mode where nobody can mess

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with you and you can't mess with
nobody else. When you drive past them,

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you're a ghost, Like they can
see you, but they can do

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anything to you. Okay, yeah, like they can't even really wreck your

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car or anything. They just drive
right through you. So yeah, that's

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much better than what my contingency was. But on that contingency, I'm still

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not one hundred percent and go for
it because I've been around forty one years

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and this feels like a long time. I can't imagine sixty five million,

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you know, I just like I
was sitting there thinking like, okay,

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maybe maybe I could figure out a
way to avoid the dinosaurs and and you

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know, prehistoric whatevers that are trying
to eat me. My thing was like

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I by myself because you know,
I might get lonely, you know,

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Like I'm like, I'll be back
in prehistoric and if I be lonely,

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you know what I mean. Like
to put it in perspective, it would

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be like one point six million times
what you've already lived. Yeah, I

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don't think so now I would do
it if I had a fast forward button.

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Yeah, yeah, if you could
do it like you know where you

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could use or a mode or something
like that and go forward a little bit.

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You couldn't go back. I'd really
be mad, But I'd get to

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a point I try to time it
where I'm like, you know, like

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Apple bitcoin, you know what I
mean, Like like that you're in god

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mode, so you can't interact.
Oh that's right, but you could you

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could physically go back and see everything. So I don't know. I don't

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think I would want to live sixty
five million years. Yeah, I don't

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know, honestly, Like, yeah, I didn't even like my I feel

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like mine. Mine's totally like Dave
Man compared to Josh's uh like, look

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outlook at it. Mine was more
like I could take like my woman with

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me because you lonely out there,
you know what I mean. It's right,

404
00:36:05.480 --> 00:36:07.960
you know what I mean, I'm
like sixty five million years man,

405
00:36:07.079 --> 00:36:13.000
it's woo yeah, but I mean
I'm out of sea. Yeah, it

406
00:36:13.000 --> 00:36:17.039
would be a long time out of
sea. But also that's a really long

407
00:36:17.119 --> 00:36:22.639
road trip with the with the fam. You know, not everybody can pull

408
00:36:22.679 --> 00:36:24.800
that off. I know, I
know I could. Me and the little

409
00:36:24.840 --> 00:36:29.159
Lady could probably hang it. But
I just feel like, a right,

410
00:36:30.039 --> 00:36:34.159
that's not true for everybody. Right, maybe maybe you bring my kids along.

411
00:36:34.199 --> 00:36:42.239
I don't know. Yeah, I'm
just kidding. I love my kids.

412
00:36:46.760 --> 00:36:51.159
Yeah, I don't know. I
might. I feel like i'd do

413
00:36:51.239 --> 00:36:57.679
it. I'd do it. Just
the experience that all the ship. Dude.

414
00:36:58.000 --> 00:37:00.800
That reminds me of the other day
I was I was flipping through Facebook

415
00:37:00.840 --> 00:37:04.840
and somebody poked did a thing where
they were like, you get to pick

416
00:37:04.880 --> 00:37:08.559
your own superpower, but the next
guy picks your weakness. Yeah, And

417
00:37:08.920 --> 00:37:15.360
one guy said like he's like got
super human strength, but the next guy

418
00:37:15.440 --> 00:37:25.840
said, but he has uncontrollable diarrhea. I was fucking cracking up, dude.

419
00:37:31.679 --> 00:37:36.320
Yeah, but if he's got super
Huban strength, would he have superhuman

420
00:37:36.360 --> 00:37:40.679
strength over that muscle. I don't
know, because that could get dangerous too,

421
00:37:42.280 --> 00:37:49.079
because then he could be like shooting
it. It becomes a power,

422
00:37:49.519 --> 00:37:53.800
right, Like he just wears a
kilt, took out a tank, he'd

423
00:37:53.840 --> 00:38:00.400
be like the dinosaurs from Jurassic Park. He like that is true? Like

424
00:38:00.840 --> 00:38:04.880
like you guys like just like did
the quote like kind of a quote.

425
00:38:05.159 --> 00:38:13.000
Take your weakness and turn it into
a power. So my uncontrollable diarrhea has

426
00:38:13.039 --> 00:38:19.400
the ability to go through armor.
Yeah, you just start shreds a tank.

427
00:38:19.960 --> 00:38:28.320
You just start eating like all this
acidic food. Ah, I am

428
00:38:28.400 --> 00:38:32.559
diarrhea, man, diarrhea. Man. This is terrible. That's horrible.

429
00:38:34.119 --> 00:38:38.159
It is terrible. Should have their
fucking have their life back? We should?

430
00:38:39.719 --> 00:38:44.239
Well, all right, I guess
uh. Y'all take care of each

431
00:38:44.280 --> 00:38:46.719
other out there. Keep an eye
out for clones, and you know,

432
00:38:47.559 --> 00:38:52.079
you see a super cobra, try
to like, you know, shit on

433
00:38:52.079 --> 00:38:55.159
the head, shit on it and
talk to it and try to convince it

434
00:38:55.199 --> 00:38:59.920
to stay there while you go get
somebody to confirm that's a big deal.

435
00:39:00.079 --> 00:39:12.719
Step harness the power of diarrhea,
man a bank quish my enemies. Take

436
00:39:12.719 --> 00:39:15.039
care of each other out there.
We'll see on the next one. Wow,

437
00:39:15.880 --> 00:40:02.440
see you guys. Mmmm m m