S368- What happened to the movie stores???

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You are listening to The Kentucky X
Files Season three with your hosts Dennis Mays,

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Tyler Stewarts, and Josh Gibbs.
Don't forget to subscribe to us on

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us at www. Dots Ky x
files dot com. And now onto our

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show about some kind of X file
ish thing crope and then we didn't hit

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record time, so it's gone,
and then we try to rehash it on

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the show and it never really has
that thing like the first time. Oh,

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it never does. Yeah, I
hate Oh, isn't it that one

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time it sounded a ship? We
need to have a company wide let's see.

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Nobody says anything hilarious until it's rolling. Bad thing is I think you're

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about to say, it's like you
got a couple of white policy where we

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gotta just hit and record no matter
what. And I'm like, no,

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because we say some fucked up shit
and I don't want to throw fingers.

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I don't want to throw fingers.
But it's you pointing out sometimes somebody doesn't

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edit. M okay, okay,
Like I trust that it's it's unhard.

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His heart's in the right place.
He wants to edit it. It's unfair

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to judge the window go like that. Yeah, for a second I thought

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he was talking about me. Oh
dude, check me out. That's the

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type of hat that we should make, like the wily World thing. What

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is it nation hpoons Yeah, yeah, we need a window ahead a wonderful

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We just get away with that because
didn't psychostick to it. I don't think

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there were moose antlers. Oh the
antler horse the antlers. Yeah. I

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guess we're gonna have to start recording
because it seems like we're on a Virgil

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Gold Have you report recording? What
if you what if you were driving and

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this dear stepped out in front of
you a tyla I was waiting for it

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always knows it. Nope, nope, he turned off your brights and it

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just walks off. M Welcome back, guys to your Kentucky X files.

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Hi, you really got to watch
this YouTube episode if you want to know

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what that's all about. Those people
kind of figured it like they'll probably yeah,

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because you've you said it so many
times. I don't understand why it

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knows my name. I mean,
I don't know I did in this scenario

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or every scenario that the not deer's
in. I just feel like it's gonna

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it's gonna know your name. That's
how it gets you, because it's like

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you're like, how do you how
does this not dear know me? So

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you're saying it knows everybody's name,
it's just you just assume that it knows

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my name more than anybody's. I
don't know. I mean I guess,

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I guess it, like yeah,
like it it. Maybe it's like I'm

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giving the not deer what fuck it, I'm giving the not dear new power.

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It can read your mind, It
knows all your details, it knows

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about your taxes and everything. Was
about to say, your bank information to

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make sure you get a nor VPN
not sponsored. Yeah it Uh. The

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only thing that saves us from them
is the fact that they don't have thumbs

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to get on a keyboard with.
That's it, Yep, that's that's it.

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That is all. And they download
all their information from their sick ass

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not antlers as they're like, uh
like antentel loope, yeah, the antler

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pencil. Yeah, I just expect
I don't know they're not dear. I

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still I think it's because it still
creeps me out. The idea of it

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creeps me out. You know,
it's just dear, that's just not right,

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and he's there to do tyler harm. Yeah, specifically, I just

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every time we talk about the not
dare, I keep thinking that it's ah,

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what was that guy's name off of
it? Was the Men in Black

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two? The guy the farmer dude
because of his skin, he wants to

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drink sugar water. He's like Edgar. He's like yeah, He's like,

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your skin is fallen off your bones. And the Deer's like, is that

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bod fucking amazing? I'm in full
on, full on promotion mode today.

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Check us out this. You can't
hardly see it. This is the Kentucky

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X Files T shirt, your Space
Ship UFO shirt. Kind of green screening

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right now, but it's awesome,
take my word for it. And then

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I got I got the Rector logo
up behind me here like that, How

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fucking metal is that? Whoop?
Give him a little boop there, booped

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him in a snoot. And hopefully
I'm hoping that Rector's going to be recording

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some official release stuff saon, because
I really want to show this off to

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you guys out there watching them.
That reminds me I quit wait you quitting

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quitting the bit, you son of
a bitch, You son of a bitch.

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I just made the announcement. I
was excited. I'm like just like

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this, like it's like please,
no, it's like please, all right,

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do it? We love you,
Tyler. So yeah, keep your

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guys. Damn bass jokes yourself,
bass players sensitive. Wow. Anyway,

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So yeah, we're all gonna get
into the studio hopefully record some shit.

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I want to play it on the
show. I want to. I want

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to let you guys jam out.
I can't wait. I'm excited. Are

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you guys pumped for that? Because
I'm am I too pumped for it.

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That that's what everybody's going to look
like act and they hear these repardings.

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I wasn't ready for that. That
was fun. Is that not near that's

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gonna show up? Because I might
be able to deal with that one.

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I don't think so that those eyes
piercing into your soul. I'm just saying

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it. That's a taxidermy. That
guy sucks. Oh Jesus, Like think

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about like coming to pick up your
your deer after being taxidermy, Like and

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you're like looking at it, sir, it up? Man. Did you

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imagine like getting together with your buddies
to show him the deer you got.

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Yeah, I'd almost not want to
show you guys. I'd be like you,

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guys, Oh did you get a
deer? Yeah? Well, where

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is it? A never? Never
mind, it doesn't matter. It's just

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a deer. There's nothing weird about
it. I don't know why we're I

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don't know why we're bringing it up. Like God, then he's like the

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defensive about his deer. I wonder
what's wrong with it? Nothing's wrong with

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it's perfectly good. It's just you
know, here, if I want to

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show it you, I'll showed you. Shame my dear, he's not cross

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side, perfectly normal deer. Yeah
yeah, I'm excited for that. I

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know I'm like all over the place, but god, damn it, I

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want to I want to do that. And we got what November cryptocon cam

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to cryptocon and find us, meet
us, say hi, you know it'd

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be fun. Wait wait wait,
wait, how do we how are we

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pronouncing that crypto cryptocon isn't Is it
cryptod coon or cryptocon because I think there's

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two very different things. I think
we're going to cryptocon, aren't crypto con

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Crypto? I was saying it wrong. What was I saying? Crypto cryptocon?

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There are two different shows. Crypto
con is crypto currency? Is it?

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I'm pretty sure. I don't know
if there is actually that, but

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it does sound similar, so I
don't know. There could be a cryptocon

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Yeah, I don't know. It's
weird speaking, Yeah, it's weird.

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Is is I had a dream that
I had like a bunch of money in

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crypto. I had a straight it
was weird. It's like, it was

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awesome dream because I was like,
whoa, I've got like one hundred thousand

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dollars in crypto here. Yeah,
cryptocon is about bitcoin and dogecoin and all

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that. We're going to cryptoid saying
the fuck doge point. Oh yeah,

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Elon Musk's toy crypto. Yeah,
Elon Elon with his fucking satellites. Yeah

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that went over the other day.
Did you guys hear about that? Yeah?

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Yeah, starlink went over and I
hadn't been keeping up, so I

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wish I would have because I'd have
taken the old go pro out and uh,

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you know, like filmed it in
the background and been like, hey,

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this is not UFOs, guys,
you know what I mean. Yeah,

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because we get a lot of messages
about uh starlink where people see it

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and they're like, you know there's
oh my god, these these UFOs are

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flying in formation. They're actually there. They're uh they're just fos. There's

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flying objects like they're they're identified.
They're yeah, they're identified. Yeah.

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Yeah. My cousin, my cousin
Scott, he sent me a message he's

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like, dude, we saw these
the other night and it was it was

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a cool picture because it was like, you know, straight line going across

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the sky. But uh, I
was like, yeah, I ma aked

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this Starlinke like no, no worries
now. And then when I showed him,

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like I sent him the website and
all that where you could track Starlinke,

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you can. I mean think about
that for a second, guys.

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I know there's there's a lot of
conspiracy believers out there that they are like

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yeah, that's just what they want
you to believe. Okay, but there's

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a website you can go to and
it'll tell you where Starlake is gonna be

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when it's gonna be there. So, in my opinion, where's the conspiracy,

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you know what I mean, if
they literally give you a planner or

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when you're gonna see Starlake go across
the sky. I don't know. That's

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just that's just me. I just
don't think there's there's a big conspiracy there.

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Or the conspiracy is that they those
are you a foes that they don't

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know it but they're covering it up
as starlink. I don't think this isn't

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helping, This is not helping.
Yeah, I'm trying to help these folks.

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Are you in a movie store?
You pick it up a movie where

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you're at is it? Is it
showtime? Or is it? I wish

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I'm trying to see what the movies
are on the wall behind you. I

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can tell what year you're in.
Cool World is one of them? I

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see Cool World? So what's that
put put you in the nineties? Yeah,

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ninety two is when it came out, but that wouldn't put it in

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the movie theater or movie stores.
Yeah, what would been like a year

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later? I guess at least.
Yeah, so we're talking like ninety three,

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three? Mark? What's the what's
the one right behind him? What

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year are you in? Right now? Ty? Move, move, to

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your your left a little bit you
on the left, you're right? Then?

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Is that pop scorn? What is
that? I can't do? Is

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it? Jane Wilder? I can't
tell. I can't tell, but I

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mean I could see, I could
see cool world. Look at that old

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cash register. Wow. Do you
remember when you were a kid and you

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discovered that the tapes on the shelf
were not in there? Yeah? You

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know, and you're like empty though, Yeah, somebody had to explain it,

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like, oh, yeah, you
go and they have the tapes up

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there? Why bo together didn't do
that? I actually thought like they had

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their's there and then but when DVDs
came out, that's when they started doing

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that because it was so easy to
pop them open. Yeah, and they

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had to put them all behind the
thing because they were a little and then

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they had the little magnet thing.
Yeah yeah, yeah, they had to

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have the magnet to pull it off. Yeah. Now do you guys remember

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the absolute heartbreak of being excited for
a movie that was coming out and you

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get there and they're all gone and
you you had to you did to walk

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out of that place. Just yep. That or the video game that's what

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we rented more when I was when
I was younger. Yeah, we didn't

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get the occasional movie. But if
I want, I wanted to. I

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wanted any esque game. Oh hell
yeah, hell yeah, I just didn't

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my parents. Like I can never
justify it to my mom, like renting

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a game because it was like double
the price of a movie and you get

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to play for a week and that's
it. Yeah, most games, dude,

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you have to like. The only
game that I religiously played so much

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much that like I beat it within
almost the week, but I still plead

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it was it was called dark Watch, that vampire Western game. Okay,

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yeah, I was a second genesis
Jurassic Park. I think I rented that

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like at least three three weeks in
a row. It was real. It

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got it was hard, and you
could play as doctor Grant or you could

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play as a Raptor. It was
like there was two play throughs and they

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were both hard. But the only
thing I always complained about was that you

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never got to see the whole t
rex. Like it was always there was

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a hole in the wall and the
t rex's head broke through it and he

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was like trying to bite and that
was it. That was that was all

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you could do with the with the
t Rex, and it was like,

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yeah, it was cool, like
for what, you know, for what

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they had back then, it was
awesome. But I was like, damn,

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I wanted to see the whole t
Rex, but it wouldn't be for

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years, So Turrok came out before
I would see an entire t Rex in

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a game. Turrok was the ship. And I do believe that there's a

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there's a divide there because there's like, you got your Golden Eye folks out

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there. We were like, you
know, hey, multiplayer shooter, we

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can we can get together and shoot
each other in this game. Dude,

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what fun? Then you had your
Turroq players that were like just religious about

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Turok. You know, I don't
think I ever played Turok. Yeah,

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I was kind of I kind of
bounced back and forth because I thought both

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of them were pretty neat. Yeah. I definitely played Golden Eye. Yeah,

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Golden Eye wasn't ship. I sucked
at it, like I was terrible,

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but I still enjoyed it. I
don't know I had this. I

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asked you guys a long time ago, but like I asked my parents too,

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It's like, what's one thing in
the world that you were like,

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so like, oh man, that's
so cool. Yeah, And now it's

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gone, like it's you're it's crazy
that it's just it's not a thing anymore.

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And I'm movie places, movie stores. I like, yeah, I

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get it. I have Netflix,
Hulu, yeah, Hbo. We have

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all these movies at our fingertips and
stuff that they never would probably carry because

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of how weird it is or something
it's not that big of a movie or

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anything of that nature. But I
get that. But now, like I

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guess, like it's the disconnect.
I loved going in there and just seeing

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all these movies on the wall and
just looking at the back of the movie

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waiting in what is it? It's
a gamble, like, but you having

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all these other movies at your fingertips. I catch myself. I'm like,

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dude, I don't know what I
want to watch. It's just speak too

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many choices. It's too many choices. But when you're at a store,

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you gotta make a choice. You
got literally, you gotta pull the trigger

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or walk out or walk out.
Yeah, And I don't think do you

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think there's any merit to that that
whole conspiracy theory about about this well,

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there's a conspiracy theory that a lot
of these type of stores are gone and

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replaced with you know, easier you
know, touch of the finger access to

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stop us from interacting as much out
in public, to too slow us down.

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If you can get something from Amazon, would you rather do that or

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would you rather go to the store
up the street and get it? Because

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if you go to the store up
the street, there's always a chance you're

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going to run into somebody. There's
gonna be social interaction, there's gonna be

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a you know, a community thing. But if you stay in and you

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order everything in, which is what
I do, I'll admit that right now,

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Uh, you don't have that,
you know. And there's a lot

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of people that think that there that
I don't know who it is, you

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know, if it's that that fabled
one percent, you know, at the

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top, or if it's the government
or what it is, but they say

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that it's it's all been done,
you know, being encouraged on purpose to

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keep us as isolated and you know, home bound as possible. And then

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like the increased prices of things that
we have to work longer hours for is

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to encourage us to be in a
race to get home, to get home

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and get in and stay in.
You know, that's weird. It's like

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the construct does work, but I
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I believe that the purpose behind it. I guess I kind of get that

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too, because then then again,
if you don't have the filter of the

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internet to uh, I guess if
you will course your opinions about things going

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out and talking to somebody, then
you'll figure out that you're not so different,

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like you actually have same views or
something. And I'm just like saying,

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like, I'm not saying that you're
going to start talking political with somebody

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in the fucking movie store. But
you gotta understand too, is that a

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lot of people like we always say
this, like back in the day,

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we actually left our fucking house,
got a movie, got our groceries,

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we picked up whatever we wanted.
We literally physically talk to people, said

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hi, this, that and the
other thing. But now, when you

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have the lens of the Internet in
front of you, you're getting course in

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all this like hatred like with one
another. I hate to say this,

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but it seemed like back in the
early two thousands, like yeah, we

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had our differences, but it seemed
like we were we were working together.

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We that, But now since we're
stuck in the house and we're more introvert

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than we ever have been, I
think that's that's valid. Yeah, I

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think we are more introverted now than
ever before, you know, and as

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a as a notorious int introvert,
you know before, I know that I'm

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worse now than ever before, But
I'm trying trying to do better. Yeah,

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I don't think I Yeah, I've
been been this way for a while,

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like for a while, but I
always enjoyed the fact that I had

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that option if I wanted to go
outside. What do I wanted to go

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do something? What's the end goal
with this conspiracy theory? I think it's

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just it's like the you know,
there's a lot of these conspiracies that overarch

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with like the control element to get
us into like a controlled routine or some

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shit. I don't know, I
don't know if like I just can't see

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it, Like I can't see what
like how it would read anything but miscontent.

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You gotta like think it's just like
the conspiracy about school, Like school

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really doesn't like yeah, you learn
like like your like your basic stuff,

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science, bad history, and stuff. But the root cause, like theory

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behind school is to teach you to
conform into a business stand like as a

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worker. It's asked backwards system because
there's you know, there's planned parenthood in

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school now. But like, fucking
it's like an elective if you want to

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learn how to do taxes, right, It's what the fuck is that?

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You know, you're just you're teaching
you're teaching people to to go have as

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many kids as possible, but you're
not teaching them how to you know,

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take care of their income and be
responsible with their money. I don't know,

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it's it's kind of I want to
I always want to give the benefit

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of the doubt that it's a work
in progress. You know, we're working

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on it, but it gets it's
getting out of hand. It's like there's

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a point in work in progress where
it's like, hey, maybe this just

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doesn't work. You know, maybe
we're teaching the wrong shit, wrong values.

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Well, I mean, you know, school is basically propaganda. Yeah,

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you know, you think about think
about the things where we were taught

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in school. It's basic propaganda for
pro us thought. Yeah, you know,

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like just like the whole Christopher Columbus
thing. You know, we were

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taught he sailed the Ocean blue and
he discovered America when we were younger.

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Yeah, life Ericson was here six
hundred years before Columbus. Yeah, I

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didn't know that until after I graduated, right, Yeah. I still have

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a hard time with that whole thing. On other side, you know,

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Native American and they're not they're not
the biggest fans of Columbus. Yeah.

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They have this this opinion that how
the fuck do you discover something where somebody's

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already there? Right, Yeah,
I just discovered Josh's house. Right,

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that doesn't work. Clearly, Josh
has already discovered it because he's there,

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right. You know. I guess
you could say, like I discovered it

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for like to tell my like the
people I'm around, like my nation,

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or something like, oh I found
this there are indigenous people on there.

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But no, that's not like,
that's not how he wanted it to work.

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Or I'll tell you what, man, I do have a thought about

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this, and I think I think
I have it. I know you probably

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think I'm being a ship again like
usual, but I'm not. Imagine when

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Columbus went back home, right,
all right, what's better to say when

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you get back and talk to your
boss, you say, hey, yeah,

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I found it, but there's like
there's a whole like a bunch of

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people there. Or do you walk
in and be like I discovered a new

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country and the oh there's some people
there, but you know, like they

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don't really you know, they like
just kind of like just like whitewashed out

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a little bit, like guys,
you know they're there, but like they

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don't really they don't like they don't
really do nothing there. They like hunt

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there, you know, every now
and again, you know, kind of

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leave them some details. So when
you get back, they're like, fuck,

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yeah, Chris bro, you're a
hero. And he's like, no,

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I mean maybe a little bit.
I mean you know, and they're

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like, god, dude, the
the Emperor. You know, he's gonna

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like he's gonna give you like women
and wine and gold for this. Wow,

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you're such a hero. And I
bet he was like like what kind

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of like what kind of women and
wine are we talking here? Like we're

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like gold too, Like how much
were we talking like a lot? Because

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I totally discovered that ship. Yeah, I discovered it with all three ships,

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you know what I mean, Like
I three shipped that three ship like

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he was making up ship to be
more of a hero at that point.

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That's my opinion. I think he
got home, realized how rich and famous

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he was going to be, and
just went with it. I bet if

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you could talk to Christopher Columbus right
now, he'd be like, yeah,

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man, I knew I didn't really
discover it. I mean, how the

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hell do you discover ship with people
already there? But you know what I

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mean, they were paying me good. All these women thrown at me and

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wine and gold and you know,
some silver in there and like a really

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nice plate set that they gave me
with you know, like some really cool

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filigree on it. And uh,
it was just it was just at the

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time, I got caught up in
it, you know, just like I

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know, I didn't discover it.
But you know what I mean, you're

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living good, yeah, eating pheasant
all the time. It was. It

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was good times, man, it's
a good time. I bet he would

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say that now if you talk to
him, Yeah, yeah, Or it

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would have been like I discovered that
shit. It told them people that live

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there, you get the hell out
of here. I discovered this, this

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is mine. Yeah. I feel
like it was more like that, because

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like he seemed kind of like a
he used a shitty person. Yeah,

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some of the ship that I've read
sences, it doesn't paint him in a

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good light, that's for sure.
Noop, Yeah, not so much.

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No. Yeah, I wonder is
there any Christopher Columbus statues around? I

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think I think there was, but
there there was. I think one actually

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got taken down, but I can't
remember what state it was, really damn,

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that's crazy. Yeah, I don't
know. I just I know.

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I know what my grandmother's opinion was. I know what my mother's opinion was.

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I won't utter those on the air
here since never enft there's children watching.

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But my grandmother was of an opinion
which I have heard repeated by my

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mother. Uh, we should have
never let the sons of bitches get off

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the boat. I can't help but
laugh every time I think about her saying

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that. That's pretty good. Yeah
she was. Yeah, she was a

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great, great lady. Miss her
a lot. Her her beliefs about the

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whole thing where one hundred percent read
man like she was. She was all

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in you know, right, I
think I've told you guys about that before,

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right, getting taken to the Powells
and stuff. Growing up. Love

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Native American Powells. And I am
related to my grandmother by blood and obviously

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my mother by blood. But I've
always felt that I was a little too

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light to be in the club,
if that makes sense. And I expressed

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this to them growing up, and
you know out there, listen to this.

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Don't don't take this wrong. This
is not a racist thing at all.

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What I'm saying is is that my
grandmother was beautiful, dark you know,

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Native American complexion. She had black
hair, like I mean, it

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was black like night right, And
she had dark eyes. And she was

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very stoic, like very very stoic
in her demeanor. You know, she

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was very I actually want to say
she was very elegant, if that makes

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sense, right, you know,
like she composed herself very elegantly. And

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I always felt out of place because
I'm a dipshit and I'm like, I'm

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there with her at the pow wow
and my grandmother would she would go out

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there and she would do the dance
like she would she would go out there

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in full garb and she would do
the dance, you know, and I

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would sit there and I'm a little
you know, this little white kids sitting

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there like mesmerized the drums doom doom, doom, doom, doom, doom

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doom, and that the droning of
the drums and the singing, and you

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just kind of get entranced by it, you know, and it's it's beautiful.

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I highly recommend experiencing this. And
I remember sitting there, you know,

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with my grandmother and telling her like, I just I feel so out

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of place here. I'm so out
of place. I don't feel like I

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belong here. And you know,
she was like, of course she belong

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here, You're my grandson, you
know, and I was like, wow,

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okay, you know, but it
was still it was still hard to

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hard to accept that growing up as
as a child. You know, I

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have a white grandfather and a white
father, and I, like I said,

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I always felt too too pale to
be allowed to be there. You

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know, I'm a I'm a blonde
hair, blue eyed kids sitting in the

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middle of a Native American powell and
I felt like an asshole, even though

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I didn't really do anything do anything
wrong. Yeah, but that's not how

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that wasn't their way. They would
not single you out for that, you

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know, they were more like,
if you've got one percent, you are

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with us, You are here with
us, you are a family, you

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are part of this, you know. And I love that. Yeah,

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But then you know, and the
same breath, they would instantly start talking

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a lot of shit about Christopher Columbus
and it was a lot of fun to

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listen to. They were just they
just talking shit about him all day.

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Him and Custer. You bring up
Custer all jesus. You know. I

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used to love that t shirt that
i'd see them wearing it said Custer had

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it coming day. It was hilarious. Yeah, that is funny. But

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I experienced some some interesting shit growing
up, which I know a lot of

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our people who love the paranormal stuff
there are going to love this. There

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was a man at one of the
powells where if you walked up and you

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talked to him, he would do
a demonstration with you and he would just

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take your hand in his and he
could hold your hand and he could make

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every hair on your arms stand straight
up. And he said that he knew

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how to do it since he was
a kid, and that was the that

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was the explanation, that was it. And it was so wild, you

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know, and I'll tell you what, man. Yeah, if anybody out

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there, man, I'll say it
again and I'll stop repeating myself. But

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if you get a chance to visit
or experience a Powell, go to it

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and be inspired because it's it's a
beautiful thing from from a beautiful group of

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people that got the shit end of
a raw stick. You know what I

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mean. Christopher Columbus and Custer.
Could just see my grandmother throwing darts at

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pictures of them. Yeah. Do
you guys ever get to see one of

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those? You do you ever get
to go to Powell growing up? No?

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My family history is a weird one, man, And the more I

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dig in, the weirder it gets. Yeah, you will. You remember

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when I did my DNA? Yeah, that was that was quite shocking.

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Yeah. Are you are you comfortable
telling it? Or yeah? Asked,

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No problem, because I've dug deeper
and I've I've went and I've looked into

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So I looked at the first five
generation back when it gave me, and

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then I went five generations and beyond
and looked at that too. And my

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uncle, actually he had put together
a family history all the way back to

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seventeen ninety and I've got the book
that he put together, which is on

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my dad's side of the family.
And he was trying to get me on

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the Registry for Native American when I
was like sixteen or so, because he

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wanted me to go able to go
to college, you know, for free

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or whatever, because there was a
lot of there was a lot of Native

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stuff showing up in the history.
You know, my grandpa wasn't considered a

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white guy, you know. And
then I go and get a DNA test

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and it's all over the place,
right, you know, like like most

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people are assorted crackers, you know, white folks. Mine. It's like

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I'm from everywhere. So one of
the things that I noticed though, was

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is that previous to five generations is
where what's considered the admi American comes in.

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But when I started looking at the
locations of which this ad mixed American,

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which would be a Native American,
shows up, none of it is

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above the real ground. Wow.
Yeah, sorry, the allergy season has

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got me clear. I can't even
keep up with the new button. So

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yeah, there's let me pull it
up real quick because I can do that

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here. It's it's it was quite
shocking to me when I started looking at

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it. So I never got a
chance to go into any of those anythings

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like that, because nobody in my
family did them. We just talked about

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how it was in our history,
right, which this stuff is starting to

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cause me to wonder if there was
something going on and like southeastern Kentucky where

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it was better to say you were
this than this got you, you know

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what I mean. Yeah, nobody
ever factors that in either. Right.

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So if I'm looking at if I'm
looking at what I've got on my on

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my map of pinpointed places, it's
Mexico, Puerto Rico, Columbia, and

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Peru. So you should have like
that, like the ability to just summon

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cocaine out of nowhere right right,
One would think I just like I could

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just go like it's so yeah,
I'm sorry, sall Tyler, do they

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It's funny though, It's uh,
it's like five per cents all that.

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So I'm five percent of Mexico is
Central America and South America, which was

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really weird for me, you know, because that was not what I anticipated

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at all. I think, uh, I mean, considering it like down

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there, you know, the more
sounding you yet, the more