S368- What happened to the movie stores???

0:00 You are listening to The Kentucky X Files Season three with your hosts Dennis Mays, Tyler Stewarts, and Josh Gibbs. Don't forget to subscribe to us on YouTube, Spotify, or wherever you get your podcasts. You can also visit us at www. Dots Ky x files dot com. And now onto our show about some kind of X file ish thing crope and then we didn't hit record time, so it's gone, and then we try to rehash it on the show and it never really has that thing like the first time. Oh, it never does. Yeah, I hate Oh, isn't it that one time it sounded a ship? We need to have a company wide let's see.

1:00 Nobody says anything hilarious until it's rolling. Bad thing is I think you're about to say, it's like you got a couple of white policy where we gotta just hit and record no matter what. And I'm like, no, because we say some fucked up shit and I don't want to throw fingers. I don't want to throw fingers. But it's you pointing out sometimes somebody doesn't edit. M okay, okay, Like I trust that it's it's unhard. His heart's in the right place. He wants to edit it. It's unfair to judge the window go like that. Yeah, for a second I thought he was talking about me. Oh dude, check me out. That's the type of hat that we should make, like the wily World thing. What is it nation hpoons Yeah, yeah, we need a window ahead a wonderful We just get away with that because didn't psychostick to it. I don't think there were moose antlers. Oh the antler horse the antlers. Yeah. I guess we're gonna have to start recording because it seems like we're on a Virgil Gold Have you report recording? What if you what if you were driving and

2:38 this dear stepped out in front of you a tyla I was waiting for it always knows it. Nope, nope, he turned off your brights and it just walks off. M Welcome back, guys to your Kentucky X files. Hi, you really got to watch this YouTube episode if you want to know what that's all about. Those people kind of figured it like they'll probably yeah, because you've you said it so many times. I don't understand why it knows my name. I mean, I don't know I did in this scenario or every scenario that the not deer's in. I just feel like it's gonna it's gonna know your name. That's how it gets you, because it's like you're like, how do you how does this not dear know me? So you're saying it knows everybody's name, it's just you just assume that it knows my name more than anybody's. I don't know. I mean I guess, I guess it, like yeah, like it it. Maybe it's like I'm giving the not deer what fuck it, I'm giving the not dear new power.

4:00 It can read your mind, It knows all your details, it knows about your taxes and everything. Was about to say, your bank information to make sure you get a nor VPN not sponsored. Yeah it Uh. The only thing that saves us from them is the fact that they don't have thumbs to get on a keyboard with. That's it, Yep, that's that's it. That is all. And they download all their information from their sick ass not antlers as they're like, uh like antentel loope, yeah, the antler pencil. Yeah, I just expect I don't know they're not dear. I still I think it's because it still creeps me out. The idea of it creeps me out. You know, it's just dear, that's just not right, and he's there to do tyler harm. Yeah, specifically, I just every time we talk about the not dare, I keep thinking that it's ah, what was that guy's name off of it? Was the Men in Black two? The guy the farmer dude because of his skin, he wants to drink sugar water. He's like Edgar. He's like yeah, He's like, your skin is fallen off your bones. And the Deer's like, is that bod fucking amazing? I'm in full on, full on promotion mode today.

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6:27 I just made the announcement. I was excited. I'm like just like this, like it's like please, no, it's like please, all right, do it? We love you, Tyler. So yeah, keep your guys. Damn bass jokes yourself, bass players sensitive. Wow. Anyway, So yeah, we're all gonna get into the studio hopefully record some shit. I want to play it on the show. I want to. I want to let you guys jam out. I can't wait. I'm excited. Are you guys pumped for that? Because I'm am I too pumped for it.

7:09 That that's what everybody's going to look like act and they hear these repardings. I wasn't ready for that. That was fun. Is that not near that's gonna show up? Because I might be able to deal with that one. I don't think so that those eyes piercing into your soul. I'm just saying it. That's a taxidermy. That guy sucks. Oh Jesus, Like think about like coming to pick up your your deer after being taxidermy, Like and you're like looking at it, sir, it up? Man. Did you imagine like getting together with your buddies to show him the deer you got.

8:05 Yeah, I'd almost not want to show you guys. I'd be like you, guys, Oh did you get a deer? Yeah? Well, where is it? A never? Never mind, it doesn't matter. It's just a deer. There's nothing weird about it. I don't know why we're I don't know why we're bringing it up. Like God, then he's like the defensive about his deer. I wonder what's wrong with it? Nothing's wrong with it's perfectly good. It's just you know, here, if I want to show it you, I'll showed you. Shame my dear, he's not cross side, perfectly normal deer. Yeah yeah, I'm excited for that. I know I'm like all over the place, but god, damn it, I want to I want to do that. And we got what November cryptocon cam to cryptocon and find us, meet us, say hi, you know it'd be fun. Wait wait wait, wait, how do we how are we pronouncing that crypto cryptocon isn't Is it cryptod coon or cryptocon because I think there's two very different things. I think we're going to cryptocon, aren't crypto con Crypto? I was saying it wrong. What was I saying? Crypto cryptocon?

9:15 There are two different shows. Crypto con is crypto currency? Is it? I'm pretty sure. I don't know if there is actually that, but it does sound similar, so I don't know. There could be a cryptocon Yeah, I don't know. It's weird speaking, Yeah, it's weird. Is is I had a dream that I had like a bunch of money in crypto. I had a straight it was weird. It's like, it was awesome dream because I was like, whoa, I've got like one hundred thousand dollars in crypto here. Yeah, cryptocon is about bitcoin and dogecoin and all that. We're going to cryptoid saying the fuck doge point. Oh yeah, Elon Musk's toy crypto. Yeah, Elon Elon with his fucking satellites. Yeah that went over the other day. Did you guys hear about that? Yeah?

10:13 Yeah, starlink went over and I hadn't been keeping up, so I wish I would have because I'd have taken the old go pro out and uh, you know, like filmed it in the background and been like, hey, this is not UFOs, guys, you know what I mean. Yeah, because we get a lot of messages about uh starlink where people see it and they're like, you know there's oh my god, these these UFOs are flying in formation. They're actually there. They're uh they're just fos. There's flying objects like they're they're identified. They're yeah, they're identified. Yeah.

10:54 Yeah. My cousin, my cousin Scott, he sent me a message he's like, dude, we saw these the other night and it was it was a cool picture because it was like, you know, straight line going across the sky. But uh, I was like, yeah, I ma aked this Starlinke like no, no worries now. And then when I showed him, like I sent him the website and all that where you could track Starlinke, you can. I mean think about that for a second, guys. I know there's there's a lot of conspiracy believers out there that they are like yeah, that's just what they want you to believe. Okay, but there's a website you can go to and it'll tell you where Starlake is gonna be when it's gonna be there. So, in my opinion, where's the conspiracy, you know what I mean, if they literally give you a planner or when you're gonna see Starlake go across the sky. I don't know. That's just that's just me. I just don't think there's there's a big conspiracy there.

11:50 Or the conspiracy is that they those are you a foes that they don't know it but they're covering it up as starlink. I don't think this isn't helping, This is not helping. Yeah, I'm trying to help these folks. Are you in a movie store? You pick it up a movie where you're at is it? Is it showtime? Or is it? I wish I'm trying to see what the movies are on the wall behind you. I can tell what year you're in. Cool World is one of them? I see Cool World? So what's that put put you in the nineties? Yeah, ninety two is when it came out, but that wouldn't put it in the movie theater or movie stores. Yeah, what would been like a year later? I guess at least. Yeah, so we're talking like ninety three, three? Mark? What's the what's the one right behind him? What year are you in? Right now? Ty? Move, move, to your your left a little bit you on the left, you're right? Then?

12:48 Is that pop scorn? What is that? I can't do? Is it? Jane Wilder? I can't tell. I can't tell, but I mean I could see, I could see cool world. Look at that old cash register. Wow. Do you remember when you were a kid and you discovered that the tapes on the shelf were not in there? Yeah? You know, and you're like empty though, Yeah, somebody had to explain it, like, oh, yeah, you go and they have the tapes up there? Why bo together didn't do that? I actually thought like they had their's there and then but when DVDs came out, that's when they started doing that because it was so easy to pop them open. Yeah, and they had to put them all behind the thing because they were a little and then they had the little magnet thing. Yeah yeah, yeah, they had to have the magnet to pull it off. Yeah. Now do you guys remember the absolute heartbreak of being excited for a movie that was coming out and you get there and they're all gone and you you had to you did to walk out of that place. Just yep. That or the video game that's what

14:24 we rented more when I was when I was younger. Yeah, we didn't get the occasional movie. But if I want, I wanted to. I wanted any esque game. Oh hell yeah, hell yeah, I just didn't my parents. Like I can never justify it to my mom, like renting a game because it was like double the price of a movie and you get to play for a week and that's it. Yeah, most games, dude, you have to like. The only game that I religiously played so much much that like I beat it within almost the week, but I still plead it was it was called dark Watch, that vampire Western game. Okay, yeah, I was a second genesis Jurassic Park. I think I rented that like at least three three weeks in a row. It was real. It got it was hard, and you could play as doctor Grant or you could play as a Raptor. It was like there was two play throughs and they were both hard. But the only thing I always complained about was that you never got to see the whole t rex. Like it was always there was a hole in the wall and the t rex's head broke through it and he was like trying to bite and that was it. That was that was all you could do with the with the t Rex, and it was like, yeah, it was cool, like for what, you know, for what they had back then, it was awesome. But I was like, damn, I wanted to see the whole t Rex, but it wouldn't be for

15:58 years, So Turrok came out before I would see an entire t Rex in a game. Turrok was the ship. And I do believe that there's a there's a divide there because there's like, you got your Golden Eye folks out there. We were like, you know, hey, multiplayer shooter, we can we can get together and shoot each other in this game. Dude, what fun? Then you had your Turroq players that were like just religious about Turok. You know, I don't think I ever played Turok. Yeah, I was kind of I kind of bounced back and forth because I thought both of them were pretty neat. Yeah. I definitely played Golden Eye. Yeah, Golden Eye wasn't ship. I sucked at it, like I was terrible, but I still enjoyed it. I don't know I had this. I asked you guys a long time ago, but like I asked my parents too, It's like, what's one thing in the world that you were like, so like, oh man, that's so cool. Yeah, And now it's gone, like it's you're it's crazy that it's just it's not a thing anymore.

17:07 And I'm movie places, movie stores. I like, yeah, I get it. I have Netflix, Hulu, yeah, Hbo. We have all these movies at our fingertips and stuff that they never would probably carry because of how weird it is or something it's not that big of a movie or anything of that nature. But I get that. But now, like I guess, like it's the disconnect. I loved going in there and just seeing all these movies on the wall and just looking at the back of the movie waiting in what is it? It's a gamble, like, but you having all these other movies at your fingertips. I catch myself. I'm like, dude, I don't know what I want to watch. It's just speak too many choices. It's too many choices. But when you're at a store, you gotta make a choice. You got literally, you gotta pull the trigger or walk out or walk out. Yeah, And I don't think do you think there's any merit to that that whole conspiracy theory about about this well, there's a conspiracy theory that a lot of these type of stores are gone and replaced with you know, easier you know, touch of the finger access to stop us from interacting as much out in public, to too slow us down.

18:37 If you can get something from Amazon, would you rather do that or would you rather go to the store up the street and get it? Because if you go to the store up the street, there's always a chance you're going to run into somebody. There's gonna be social interaction, there's gonna be a you know, a community thing. But if you stay in and you order everything in, which is what I do, I'll admit that right now, Uh, you don't have that, you know. And there's a lot of people that think that there that I don't know who it is, you know, if it's that that fabled one percent, you know, at the top, or if it's the government or what it is, but they say that it's it's all been done, you know, being encouraged on purpose to keep us as isolated and you know, home bound as possible. And then like the increased prices of things that we have to work longer hours for is to encourage us to be in a race to get home, to get home and get in and stay in. You know, that's weird. It's like the construct does work, but I don't know, like I don't know if I believe that the purpose behind it. I guess I kind of get that too, because then then again, if you don't have the filter of the internet to uh, I guess if you will course your opinions about things going out and talking to somebody, then you'll figure out that you're not so different,

20:11 like you actually have same views or something. And I'm just like saying, like, I'm not saying that you're going to start talking political with somebody in the fucking movie store. But you gotta understand too, is that a lot of people like we always say this, like back in the day, we actually left our fucking house, got a movie, got our groceries, we picked up whatever we wanted. We literally physically talk to people, said hi, this, that and the other thing. But now, when you have the lens of the Internet in front of you, you're getting course in all this like hatred like with one another. I hate to say this, but it seemed like back in the early two thousands, like yeah, we had our differences, but it seemed like we were we were working together.

20:57 We that, But now since we're stuck in the house and we're more introvert than we ever have been, I think that's that's valid. Yeah, I think we are more introverted now than ever before, you know, and as a as a notorious int introvert, you know before, I know that I'm worse now than ever before, But I'm trying trying to do better. Yeah, I don't think I Yeah, I've been been this way for a while, like for a while, but I always enjoyed the fact that I had that option if I wanted to go outside. What do I wanted to go do something? What's the end goal with this conspiracy theory? I think it's just it's like the you know, there's a lot of these conspiracies that overarch with like the control element to get us into like a controlled routine or some shit. I don't know, I don't know if like I just can't see it, Like I can't see what like how it would read anything but miscontent.

22:03 You gotta like think it's just like the conspiracy about school, Like school really doesn't like yeah, you learn like like your like your basic stuff, science, bad history, and stuff. But the root cause, like theory behind school is to teach you to conform into a business stand like as a worker. It's asked backwards system because there's you know, there's planned parenthood in school now. But like, fucking it's like an elective if you want to learn how to do taxes, right, It's what the fuck is that? You know, you're just you're teaching you're teaching people to to go have as many kids as possible, but you're not teaching them how to you know, take care of their income and be responsible with their money. I don't know, it's it's kind of I want to I always want to give the benefit of the doubt that it's a work in progress. You know, we're working on it, but it gets it's getting out of hand. It's like there's a point in work in progress where it's like, hey, maybe this just doesn't work. You know, maybe we're teaching the wrong shit, wrong values.

23:15 Well, I mean, you know, school is basically propaganda. Yeah, you know, you think about think about the things where we were taught in school. It's basic propaganda for pro us thought. Yeah, you know, like just like the whole Christopher Columbus thing. You know, we were taught he sailed the Ocean blue and he discovered America when we were younger. Yeah, life Ericson was here six hundred years before Columbus. Yeah, I didn't know that until after I graduated, right, Yeah. I still have a hard time with that whole thing. On other side, you know, Native American and they're not they're not the biggest fans of Columbus. Yeah.

24:04 They have this this opinion that how the fuck do you discover something where somebody's already there? Right, Yeah, I just discovered Josh's house. Right, that doesn't work. Clearly, Josh has already discovered it because he's there, right. You know. I guess you could say, like I discovered it for like to tell my like the people I'm around, like my nation, or something like, oh I found this there are indigenous people on there. But no, that's not like, that's not how he wanted it to work. Or I'll tell you what, man, I do have a thought about this, and I think I think I have it. I know you probably think I'm being a ship again like usual, but I'm not. Imagine when Columbus went back home, right, all right, what's better to say when you get back and talk to your boss, you say, hey, yeah, I found it, but there's like there's a whole like a bunch of people there. Or do you walk in and be like I discovered a new country and the oh there's some people there, but you know, like they don't really you know, they like just kind of like just like whitewashed out a little bit, like guys, you know they're there, but like they don't really they don't like they don't really do nothing there. They like hunt there, you know, every now and again, you know, kind of leave them some details. So when you get back, they're like, fuck,

25:37 yeah, Chris bro, you're a hero. And he's like, no, I mean maybe a little bit. I mean you know, and they're like, god, dude, the the Emperor. You know, he's gonna like he's gonna give you like women and wine and gold for this. Wow, you're such a hero. And I bet he was like like what kind of like what kind of women and wine are we talking here? Like we're like gold too, Like how much were we talking like a lot? Because I totally discovered that ship. Yeah, I discovered it with all three ships, you know what I mean, Like I three shipped that three ship like he was making up ship to be more of a hero at that point.

26:22 That's my opinion. I think he got home, realized how rich and famous he was going to be, and just went with it. I bet if you could talk to Christopher Columbus right now, he'd be like, yeah, man, I knew I didn't really discover it. I mean, how the hell do you discover ship with people already there? But you know what I mean, they were paying me good. All these women thrown at me and wine and gold and you know, some silver in there and like a really nice plate set that they gave me with you know, like some really cool filigree on it. And uh, it was just it was just at the time, I got caught up in it, you know, just like I know, I didn't discover it. But you know what I mean, you're living good, yeah, eating pheasant all the time. It was. It was good times, man, it's a good time. I bet he would say that now if you talk to him, Yeah, yeah, Or it would have been like I discovered that shit. It told them people that live there, you get the hell out of here. I discovered this, this is mine. Yeah. I feel like it was more like that, because like he seemed kind of like a he used a shitty person. Yeah, some of the ship that I've read sences, it doesn't paint him in a good light, that's for sure. Noop, Yeah, not so much.

27:40 No. Yeah, I wonder is there any Christopher Columbus statues around? I think I think there was, but there there was. I think one actually got taken down, but I can't remember what state it was, really damn, that's crazy. Yeah, I don't know. I just I know. I know what my grandmother's opinion was. I know what my mother's opinion was. I won't utter those on the air here since never enft there's children watching. But my grandmother was of an opinion which I have heard repeated by my mother. Uh, we should have never let the sons of bitches get off the boat. I can't help but laugh every time I think about her saying that. That's pretty good. Yeah she was. Yeah, she was a great, great lady. Miss her a lot. Her her beliefs about the whole thing where one hundred percent read man like she was. She was all in you know, right, I think I've told you guys about that before, right, getting taken to the Powells and stuff. Growing up. Love Native American Powells. And I am related to my grandmother by blood and obviously my mother by blood. But I've always felt that I was a little too light to be in the club, if that makes sense. And I expressed

29:11 this to them growing up, and you know out there, listen to this. Don't don't take this wrong. This is not a racist thing at all. What I'm saying is is that my grandmother was beautiful, dark you know, Native American complexion. She had black hair, like I mean, it was black like night right, And she had dark eyes. And she was very stoic, like very very stoic in her demeanor. You know, she was very I actually want to say she was very elegant, if that makes sense, right, you know, like she composed herself very elegantly. And I always felt out of place because I'm a dipshit and I'm like, I'm there with her at the pow wow and my grandmother would she would go out there and she would do the dance like she would she would go out there in full garb and she would do the dance, you know, and I would sit there and I'm a little you know, this little white kids sitting there like mesmerized the drums doom doom, doom, doom, doom, doom doom, and that the droning of the drums and the singing, and you just kind of get entranced by it, you know, and it's it's beautiful.

30:22 I highly recommend experiencing this. And I remember sitting there, you know, with my grandmother and telling her like, I just I feel so out of place here. I'm so out of place. I don't feel like I belong here. And you know, she was like, of course she belong here, You're my grandson, you know, and I was like, wow, okay, you know, but it was still it was still hard to hard to accept that growing up as as a child. You know, I have a white grandfather and a white father, and I, like I said, I always felt too too pale to be allowed to be there. You know, I'm a I'm a blonde hair, blue eyed kids sitting in the middle of a Native American powell and I felt like an asshole, even though I didn't really do anything do anything wrong. Yeah, but that's not how that wasn't their way. They would not single you out for that, you know, they were more like, if you've got one percent, you are with us, You are here with us, you are a family, you are part of this, you know. And I love that. Yeah, But then you know, and the same breath, they would instantly start talking a lot of shit about Christopher Columbus and it was a lot of fun to listen to. They were just they just talking shit about him all day.

31:42 Him and Custer. You bring up Custer all jesus. You know. I used to love that t shirt that i'd see them wearing it said Custer had it coming day. It was hilarious. Yeah, that is funny. But I experienced some some interesting shit growing up, which I know a lot of our people who love the paranormal stuff there are going to love this. There was a man at one of the powells where if you walked up and you talked to him, he would do a demonstration with you and he would just take your hand in his and he could hold your hand and he could make every hair on your arms stand straight up. And he said that he knew how to do it since he was a kid, and that was the that was the explanation, that was it. And it was so wild, you know, and I'll tell you what, man. Yeah, if anybody out there, man, I'll say it again and I'll stop repeating myself. But if you get a chance to visit or experience a Powell, go to it and be inspired because it's it's a beautiful thing from from a beautiful group of people that got the shit end of a raw stick. You know what I mean. Christopher Columbus and Custer. Could just see my grandmother throwing darts at pictures of them. Yeah. Do you guys ever get to see one of

33:20 those? You do you ever get to go to Powell growing up? No? My family history is a weird one, man, And the more I dig in, the weirder it gets. Yeah, you will. You remember when I did my DNA? Yeah, that was that was quite shocking. Yeah. Are you are you comfortable telling it? Or yeah? Asked, No problem, because I've dug deeper and I've I've went and I've looked into So I looked at the first five generation back when it gave me, and then I went five generations and beyond and looked at that too. And my uncle, actually he had put together a family history all the way back to seventeen ninety and I've got the book that he put together, which is on my dad's side of the family. And he was trying to get me on the Registry for Native American when I was like sixteen or so, because he wanted me to go able to go to college, you know, for free or whatever, because there was a lot of there was a lot of Native stuff showing up in the history. You know, my grandpa wasn't considered a white guy, you know. And then I go and get a DNA test and it's all over the place, right, you know, like like most people are assorted crackers, you know, white folks. Mine. It's like I'm from everywhere. So one of the things that I noticed though, was

34:52 is that previous to five generations is where what's considered the admi American comes in. But when I started looking at the locations of which this ad mixed American, which would be a Native American, shows up, none of it is above the real ground. Wow. Yeah, sorry, the allergy season has got me clear. I can't even keep up with the new button. So yeah, there's let me pull it up real quick because I can do that here. It's it's it was quite shocking to me when I started looking at it. So I never got a chance to go into any of those anythings like that, because nobody in my family did them. We just talked about how it was in our history, right, which this stuff is starting to cause me to wonder if there was something going on and like southeastern Kentucky where it was better to say you were this than this got you, you know what I mean. Yeah, nobody ever factors that in either. Right.

36:12 So if I'm looking at if I'm looking at what I've got on my on my map of pinpointed places, it's Mexico, Puerto Rico, Columbia, and Peru. So you should have like that, like the ability to just summon cocaine out of nowhere right right, One would think I just like I could just go like it's so yeah, I'm sorry, sall Tyler, do they It's funny though, It's uh, it's like five per cents all that.

37:04 So I'm five percent of Mexico is Central America and South America, which was really weird for me, you know, because that was not what I anticipated at all. I think, uh, I mean, considering it like down there, you know, the more sounding you yet, the more