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show. Welcome back, guys to
your Kentucky X Files. Justice Justice Justice.

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I'm jes the best. You're your
impression of the College Hammer Batman is

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fucking spot off a rich and yank
d take that. That's pretty nice.

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So how are you? How you
fellas do it? How's everybody? I'm

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wide asleep? Yeap white. Yeah. The end of day folks are at

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it again. Yeah. If you've
been on social media at all, on

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any any platform, the end of
days are out there talking about the end

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of days again like a kind of
like a is it like a religious thing

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or are you like, yeah,
no, it's one hundred percent of religious

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thing, Okay there, it's because
of the ship that's going on with Israel

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and all that. All that.
Yeah, So the end of days are

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out there like we're living in the
end of Bible times. I don't know.

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But like, I've been around for
almost forty two years and I've heard

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that exact statement so many times,
and we're still here just saying like there's

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a chance that eventually they'll get it
right. I'm just staying I'm not mean

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on anybody's religion or anything, but
when you're doing the shite, there's a

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chance that they're going to finally,
yes, we finally got it right.

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I mean, what is the doomsday
record right now, Like zero in one

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hundred, you know, zero in
a thousand something like that. Nobody's ever

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predicted the end. They all think
they've got the end. They all think

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it's everything that I'm reading. It's
like so weird because like the post I'm

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reading, I can distinctly remember hearing
this exact same shit like ten years ago,

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and then I can remember hearing it
during like when nine to eleven happened,

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and during the Gulf War. It's
like the first Golf War. I've

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heard this so many times, and
it's people have got to realize that hate

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breeds violence. Heat not hate.
Heat breeds violence. The Middle East is

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hot, that part of the world
is going to be at war forever.

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It's just going to keep happening when
I'm hot, I'm cranky, right,

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yeah, I'm like, God,
damn it, my ac is out,

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Bob somebody, Yeah, no shit. So and not only that, they're

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still using leaded gas over there,
you know, it's just I don't know,

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Yeah, a little time from the
last episode there. It's just I

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don't know, man, Like,
to think that that part of the world

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is ever going to be peaceful is
absurd. Yeah, I don't know.

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I mean, what did they Did
they ever figure out if Iran was involved

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or am? I because I haven't
kept up at all. I haven't kept

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up either. I honestly purposely avoided
it. Yeah, just because just because

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it's everything that I've heard so far, it's just a repeat of shit that's

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already happened, right, you know. This Uh, this reminded me of

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one of the guys at work.
He uh, he was telling me something

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like I haven't really kept up with
it, but yeah, there was all

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this crap that was going on in
the Middle East, like they said that

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they were actually going to attack us, Like like I can't remember what day

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it was, it was Thursday or
Friday. And but before he told me

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that, he was like it's like, hey, man, I'm gonna I'm

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finally gonna buy me a gun.
I was like, oh cool, man,

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It's like what what do just thinking
about getting? And like since he's

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never shot a gun, so he's
like looking into like small like something small,

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nothing really crazy. But then he
tells me that. I'm like,

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is that the reason why you wanting
to get it? I'll tell you right

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now, bub nobody sells guns like
a Democrat president. I'm serious. I

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am absolutely have you. I mean, I've spent some time in gun shops

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and I was talking to a couple
of different gun store owners and they all

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told me the exact same thing.
Back when Obama was president, Obama was

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one of the greatest gun salesmen that
ever lived. Every time that guy would

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show up on TV into a press
conference, gun sales would double that night.

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Like I was in a gun store
one night and it was packed,

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like they were giving shit away.
And I asked one I asked the manager,

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because I've dealt with him several times. I bought many many pieces from

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hi him. I'm like, what
the hell's going on? He's like Obama's

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on TV. Every time he's on
TV. My store floods. It's crazy,

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man, That's what he told me. I was quoting him directly.

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Nobody sells guns like a day.
It is weird though, because I remember,

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uh, just trying to get a
box of twenty two is just some

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environment rounds, and it was like
next time possible. Yeah. It used

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to be able to go and buy
like a brick of them, you know,

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and it was like a cheese box
size yeah yeah. And then during

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that it was like you couldn't even
if the people, if they had any

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you were limited to one little box. Yeah. It was like god damn.

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Well. And there's like like there's
an online gun store that a lot

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of people use, and the warehouse
for it happens to be right across the

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river. So I know people that
were like just avoiding all these that's hilarious.

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We're avoiding all of these, uh
these like little like Mama Pop gun

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stores and just buying the sardine cans
of seven six two and you know,

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bricks of nine millimeters and they would
just go out and pick them up because

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you could buy them online and just
drive up there. Yeah. But yeah,

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yeah, So that's uh, that's
what my tager line is about,

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is that it seems as though all
of the end of days are at it

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again, this is the end of
times. Yeah, you know, but

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what kills me about all that is
they're only picking one specific thing to use

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for their end of time thing,
Like what about all the other ship like

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the sea's turning red, you know, yeah, the plague of locusts,

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none of that sh it's happening.
Yeah, like right, a bunch of

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different ship has to happen for the
Yeah. Yeah, I've been avoiding social

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media and it's literally it's because of
this fucking Bigfoot picture that keeps floating around.

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Is it the one where he's like
half concealed by a tree or a

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dog man or whatever is in front
of him? Oh yeah, they like

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filmed it from a train. Yeah, it's it's that was debunked like ten

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years ago though, that's what just
happened. No, it like, if

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it's the one I'm thinking of,
it's recirculated, it's already been debunked.

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It was from like a documentary or
a movie or something. I can grab

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a picture of it. It's the
same one or not. That's one I

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ever seen it before. Just recently
recently started uh popping up and oh my

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god, dude, we need we
need something. We need something for the

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bigfooters. We need something for the
bigfooters because they need money. They need

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money, they need money. I
mean, we all need money. But

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what, what specifically is your point
there? I don't know. They just

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fucking it's literally the same picture in
a or same video. Fucking I can't

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get it from a Facebook, so
I'm gonna try it from Google. It's

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literally like, okay, it's blatantly
obviously fake. Right. These people were

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on it train ride in Colorado and
they filmed it with their cell phone going

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past. Right, it's the it's
the okay, I know which one you're

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talking about. It's the Plywood cut
out one. Well, this one's walking,

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so he's actually in motion. I
think I can actually pull it up

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on YouTube. Holy shit, all
right, I should I I should have

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had this this ready, but well, I mean, you weren't expected to

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talk about this. Now. I'm
gonna mute this and share it to you

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guys. Looks like we got an
ad here. Cool, there we go,

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Oreos Oreo fans. I actually just
had an Oreo all right, this

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is it. They were honest,
some kind of train ride and there the

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there he is, There's there's the
big guy and Jack Black. Yeah,

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and Jack Black. Okay, so
yeah, so there it is, sits

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down and watches the train. The
thing that gets me about it is that

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when they somebody had zoomed in and
like digitally enhanced it and all that,

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and you can clearly see that those
are pants. Yeah, these are literally

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pants that he's wearing is everywhere.
I mean, that's awful, fluffy and

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clean and well groomed for a wild
animal. Yeah. Sorry, what chair

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was too noisy? There? Yeah? Look at that they're hanging off with

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Bill Bottoms. Yeah, everybody's jumping
on board with it. Yeah. So

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every time something like this fucking happens, if you get everybody and their brother

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jumping in on it, every television
show expert is in on it, every

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podcast expert is in on it.
Yeah. And I'm to the point now

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where I'm like, I'm like,
okay, here we go. So I

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just avoided social media all week because
I didn't want to read about it because

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it was a bunch of people,
you know, saying how they communicate with

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them with their minds, and the
other half is telling them that it's fake

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as fuck and you get something like
think er Thunker on there showing that it's

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pair of pants. Yeah. Right, But that's that's kind of the problem,

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isn't it. That's it's if you
debunk stuff, nobody wants to hear.

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Yeah, nobody wants to listen to
it. Nobody wants to hear it.

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I think I think I've told you
guys my opinion on this too.

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It's reality sucks. Reality sucks.
So nobody wants to tune in to be

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reminded of that. Yeah, they
want to tune into the excitement, the

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adventure of it, you know,
right, that's that's more exciting, it's

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more fun, And you got some
charismatic guys that are good at capitalizing off

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of that, right. Yeah.
So I don't know, if anything,

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I was very optimistic in the beginning
about this sessquash, but the people involved

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in the topic are what that kind
of fuck fucked it up for me,

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Like, I can't I can't get
behind it anymore. I can't really get

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on board with with what I'm seeing. If there's something out there, it's

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so far remote that none of these
assholes are going to find it. Right.

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So, on the very first episode
that I ever was on on Kentucky

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X Files. Here Tyler asked me
a question at the end of the episode.

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Do you remember the question you asked
me? I think it was about

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big Foot. I'm very like the
war, I'm very I I didn't want

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to put you on the spot.
I didn't want to. I can't.

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I can't remember the how I said. But what is your like? Where

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are you on the fence? Right
right? You asked me my opinion on

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whether or not I thought Bigfoot was
real? Yeah, And my response was,

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well, you hope I want him
to be. I want him to

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be he's real because I want him
to be, you know. And now

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I can honestly say, after almost
three seasons of being on the show and

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reading emails and reading you know,
uh comments, and watching videos and diving

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way deeper than I used to when
I used to just enjoy watching like Bigfoot

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shows, you know, yeah,
it's hard to get into him now.

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Yeah. And even then I was
always like, this is so dumb,

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but I love it, you know, because I love b movies, So

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that's why. But now I'm to
the point where it's like they really need

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to shit or get off the pot. Yeah, because I mean, yeah,

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is it plausible, you know,
like we sit on that like maybe

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fence. I still hold true to
what I said. I think at the

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beginning of three or the end of
two was then. I think that it

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existed at one point and it was
Meganthropos and the stories that were passed down

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didn't die, but the monster did. That's where I'm at with it.

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I'm gonna I'll throw if we're going
to just go around the room and say

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what we believe, like I really
feel like we've dissected it to we're blue

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in the face because of the show. I don't think we talked about this

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before the show as much as we
have here. Looked at so many videos,

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target so many people, and it's
it's just like hard to grasp my

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head around anything of this. If
it's gonna be, if it's real,

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I'm not disclosed. I'm not saying
that it's not real to people that their

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experiences are not I want to say
there's majority of them. There probably could

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have been explain if you took some
time. But when you're scared, you're

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you're not gonna make rash sh like
thought like thoughts like you're only gonna be

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scared you're gonna think of the worst. Yeah, and so I want to

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I would go with what Denny has
said on this. If they're out there,

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they're very very little. It's small
groups, and I don't think that

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they see that you don't see them, like I don't believe that we probably

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have them here in Kentucky. Like
we might add like there might be something

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else weird going on here, but
there are certain areas that probably definitely Kentucky

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has enough weird shit without needing it. You know, I actually have two

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cool Kentucky stories for the show today. Can I add one thing to what

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we were saying and we can just
fuck right off of it. There's one

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thing that most shows tap dance around, and even we've been guilty of it

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a few times, and that is
we say, we always say this.

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People will come at you and they'll
say, oh, you can't discredit people's

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experiences. Yes you can, You
absolutely can, because there is a giant

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majority of those experiences that are just
fucking made up. Yep. Not only

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that, you know, we've mentioned
in the show before that you know,

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like you know, oh, eyewitness
in a court case is you know,

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used how over a lot of times
in court cases, one person's eyewitness testimony

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is not enough. Yeah, it
takes a lot of coroberating evidence. I

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heard something interesting and it scared the
fuck out of me and a friend twenty

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years ago, and it got me
really interested in that topic. But it

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wasn't until recently. I was interested
in that topic because there was a cooperation.

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I never saw anything. I heard
something. It was weird. We

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both heard something interesting and that was
it. I never saw anything, you

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know, And I can't sit here
and say I had a big footing counter

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right, I can't do that.
I can't say for sure what the fuck

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it was, but I want to
believe it was right something. I mean.

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A good way to look at it, too, is is how many

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times have you been talking to somebody
you know and they swear up and down

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that something is something or they saw
something or they know something, or this

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band played this song you know,
yeah, and they were dead ass wrong.

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Yeah? Right? I mean last
night at practice, like, for

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some reason in my brain, Henry
Rollins was in Helmet, Yeah, and

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the helmet was out of Britain,
right, and you thought Helmet was a

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British band. I did. Now, we could have been talking to anybody

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that didn't know anything about music,
and if you and I would have both

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talked to this person on separate occasions. Now there's this person out there that

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believes that Helmet is a British band
that Henry Allins was the lead singer of.

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Yeah, Henry Rollins British right,
Yeah, oh fucking trust us?

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Right, So, like that is
a prime example of why you can't trust

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people. Yeah, I get memory. Yeah, it's kind of like it's

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not like some people are out for
which we have to do. Two factors

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in this. There's people that are
out for malicious intent, like literally making

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a hoax, and there's people that
are they have minimum information, they think

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that and they continue to add it
add to it. They're not trying to

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make a hoax. But like you
guys were saying, if you were talking

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to somebody that never heard of Helmet
and you told them that, and then

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that's they told another person that didn't
know a Helmet and then that and that

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you guys like just made a whole
side right universe, Right, But we

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guys didn't. We created a well. And there's a third type of people

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too. There's a third type of
person out there that just craves attention,

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and we'll just talk absolute bullshit constantly, lying just for personal gain of the

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attention, not so much as like
the monitor gain of a hoax or something.

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I kind of I kind of lumped
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was actually because they want the attention. They they love the joke about it.

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Like, they don't take like as
much as we are nitpicking this whole

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thing now since how far we're in
the show, they like, I still

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respect the people that have had the
experience because they they either saw something hurt

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something. I don't know what it
is and I can't tell them what it

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was, but I'm not going to
sit here and make fun of them for

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that. And that's what people want
to do. Sometimes It's like yeah,

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oh, I'll give a creepy video
for them and they'll just eat it up.

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Say right, all right, so
something that isn't fake and it is

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Kentucky. Yeah the pedalodont guys hear
about this? He like, did he

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have does he have to go door
to door and tell people he's does he

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ride a bike? No? No, no, no, pedal petal?

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Oh pedal? Oh I heard that
wrong. That's not me. It's the

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pedal tooth shark. It's a spoon
shark. Spoon spoon tooth shark. It's

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a new ancient species of shark that
was discovered in mammoth cave. Alive.

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No, okay, I was gonna
say, God, damn it, no,

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no, no, My joke was
ship compared to Denny's. What was

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it? I was like, does
it doesn't? Doesn't ride a bike?

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Like six times? No, no, no, no, got nothing?

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Shut up the bike an artist.
I'll show you the artist rendering. This

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is what it looked like. This
is what the the the up from the

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bones and the teeth. She's got
a little wigs, right, Yeah,

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fucking cool looking in it. This
one in Kentucky, Yeah, cave.

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It kind of reminds me of the
algae fish that you put in your tanks.

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It also kind of reminds me of
those what are they not angelfish,

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but the ones that they dry out
and they looked like a creepy alien.

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Oh yeah, talking about what they
look like. You know that, yeah,

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superfish you put in your tank.
I want to know who the fucking

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name that think? The plecostumus?
Hm hmm, how how did you think

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on that? You know the reason
I know that is because my mom used

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to have this gigantic fish tank and
she had one of those that was like

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that goddamn big yeah, and like
she's dropped him in there, you know,

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and got him or he was whatever, and she was like, oh

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my god, look at the pcostmus
and he was just like stuck to the

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side of the tank. Like yeah, that is that what the algae fish

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is called? Yeah, yeah,
because it eats the algae. On the

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list, this fish was a meat
eater. They believed that it ate like

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snails and worms and other small fish. But did you know that it was

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It's this is like one of seventy
species of ancient fish that was discovered in

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the Mammoth Cave. Noh, ship
big? How big is the mammoth Cave?

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Yeah, Tyler, how big is
the mamoth Cave? I'm sorry.

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I love how he starts smiling.
He's like, motherfucker is like just pick

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on Tyler day. No, no, no, no, no, yeah,

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as long as you're not telling me
that these they found him alive,

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because I've got my own conspiracy about
that. No. No, I do

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have one more Kentucky related fish story. What's that This fella here. I

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need my screen sharing up. This
Kentucky angler caught a record two hundred and

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eighty three pound alligator gar in Texas. This fish is so big I'm having

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trouble getting it in the screen on
my monitor. There we go. Look

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how happy that dude is. And
of course he's wearing Kentucky blue. Yeah.

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Yeah, two hundred and eighty three
pound alligator gar. We lost,

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Tyler, I think we did.
Was he scared of fish? I know

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he don't like spiders. That was
my fault, I excellence, But I

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thought maybe the fish screwed you.
Like right now, people talk about like

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wheeling in some big ass catfish.
You always hear about these giant catfish stories,

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right yeah, but Judus Priest two
and eighty three, it's almost a

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three hundred If it ate something,
it could be a three hundred pound fish.

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That's crazy, dude, Now that
would that would that would freak me

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out a little bit. Look down
and see that coming up out of the

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water, right, yeah, fucking
dinosaur. Yeah. They caught it on

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a lake. This thing was in
a lake that wasn't even like a river

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fish. This is a lakefish.
It's fucking nutsty. I remember catching catching

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like regular you know, regular old
gar out of the river. And yeah,

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I used to honestly used to be
able to walk up and down the

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bank and find the skeletons of them. Yeah everywhere. Yeah, because a

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lot of times, depending on where
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so anglers would pull them out,
kill them, and throw them on

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the bank. Yeah, because they'll
overrun a water hole. I could see

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it, especially like looking at this
thing, two hundred and eighty three pounds,

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man, Jesus Christ, it's such
man like, there's not much that

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could get past that. I mean, you think size wise, like just

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comparable to other species that are in
that same water. That things will whale.

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Yeah, you know, I used
to watch fucking shows where people used

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to bow fish for those you know
what I mean. They would just they've

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come right up on a boat,
Dude, back right into the water,

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and that thing would just haul the
boat around and everything. Dude like,

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yeah, that's crazy, just a
monster right there. Yeah. I've seen

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some. I've seen some pretty well, uh some pretty big like spoon bills

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or paddlefish. Yeah, I've seen
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That was years ago. But I
when there was this guy that pulled one

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of those out and he was holding
it up by the by the like you

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know, like right before the tail. Yeah, and it was touching the

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ground like it was massive, and
he was just catching them one after another,

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dude, and I was like,
Jesus, dude, the things are

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huge. I had one other thing
pulled up here, and that has nothing

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to do with anything we just talked
about, but it does kind of lend

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to what we were talking about previously
as far as like people's perceptions on things.

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And I honestly just pulled it up
because I thought it was It was

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kind of neat that there's archaeologists that
are out, like on social media sites

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like flat out just calling out bullshit. Yeah. So I'll share my screen

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on this one here, and I
guess I'll have to read it so that

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the people listening can know what the
hell I'm talking about. So let me

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get this twhere right here. So
Archaeo Histories posted a picture of corn next

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to a stackstone wall and it says
it took me years to realize that Inca

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and pre Columbian architecture is direculated really
to the structure of corn kernels. In

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western topple of thought, one judge
one might judge as shaped as a regular

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but in a universal thought, everything
is correlation between the cosmos, right yeah,

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Now this piece of information presented to
people that are only thinking about what

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they're talking about, it could spark
things like we were talking about where you

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know, you've got a whole wave
of people to believe this, right right,

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excellent. Now, at first,
I was like, when I just

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saw the picture, I'm like,
that's kind of a cool correlation. But

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when you start thinking about it,
it's like, well, what about the

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places in the world that didn't have
fucking corn? Yeah? So this this

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person here, Flint Dibble, which
apparently is a architect or not architect archaeologists

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as you do realize that similar polygonal
masonry styles existed in ancient Greece where there

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was no knowledge of maize or corn. It's just an effective and durable way

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to build a dry stone wall mic
drop. Right, So this is one

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of those like I guess we would
call it like a tunnel vision story,

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Like I think that's what I'm call
it, like tunnel vision. Like when

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somebody tells you a piece of information
you're only focused on the information they give

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you, and this is exactly how
a lot of you know, misinformation gets

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spread. Yeah, it's because nobody's
stepping back and going, wait a minute,

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what about like Britain. Yeah,
that's the thing is that there's no

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there's no authoritative what he caught in
regards to knowledge out there. That that's

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kind of the one of the downsides
of the Internet is anybody can edit anything.

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Anybody could put out anything, right, Right, is this guy saying

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that they use corn too to design
the wall? Like, yes, what

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they're saying is is that the strength
of a of an ear of corn,

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the way the corn is is pushed
together, how tight and durable that is,

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they looked at it and decided,
well, less stack of stones that

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way, right. I don't know
that I would My first got like like

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knee jerk reaction would be that makes
sense. I think I would be like

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corn, right, because yeah,
what part of corn is durable? I

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mean. The other thing is that
corn, as we know it wasn't around

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back then, right, you know
what I mean? Oh? Yeah,

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and a genetic mutation to get corn
where it is, and that that is

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God, there's so much stuff with
that that like little things like that that

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people don't realize. Like there was
like ten years ago, there was a

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video that was released and it was
from the Young Earth Creationist Society, and

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I think Kirk Cameron was in the
video with this other guy who is just

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just spouting off absolute horseshit, you
know. And I'm not trying to attack

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Christians today, I'm really not.
It's just some of their people are fucking

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idiots, you know, not all
of them, but some of them are

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just absurd. And this guy is
talking about using the banana. He's using

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the banana is an example of God
existing because it was designed for us.

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How it fits in the hand,
how it's the same shape as the mouth.

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There's actually a really absurd meme or
gift about that part. Yeah,

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And what everybody goes, oh,
well, yeah, that makes sense to

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you realize that the banana that he's
holding was genetically engineered and modified by humans.

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Yeah, because the banana that everybody
Okay, so it's a great example.

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Banana flavored candy actually tastes like the
bananas it was modeled after, not

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the bananas, we know, because
the bananas it was modeled after when extinct

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because of a form of life.
It killed out the entire species. They're

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kidding, yep, So we engineered
this banana to be seedless, the shape

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and the size and how it grows
in the bunches, and they were using

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it as an excuse for an example
of God. What is What the fuck

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is going on with Tyler? I
don't know, You're just talking about bananas

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like they's like some mystical thing,
like the bananas we know are God,

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the bananas that we grew up.
Whether it's something, I don't know the

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way you were saying it, were's
like this mystical banana. Was somebody worshiping

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these bananas back in the day,
I mean maybe, but yeah, so

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probably, I mean, who knows. I remember, uh, I read

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this whole big thing because I got
on this kick about It was about GMOs

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and I, oh god that My
one of my biggest pet peeve is organic.

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Yeah, you want to pretend to
eat healthy and spend twice as much

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on it organic, you know you
will be healthy, you will live longer

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organic. And I'm sitting there looking, I'm looking at the stuff. I

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was actually in the grocery store holding
an organic fruit, and I'm cracking up

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because I'm like, this doesn't exist, This isn't real. We made this.

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The actual banana you're talking about,
was that fucking big and bitter as

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fuck. Yep, that's what bananas
were. That's the original. Now,

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the other species is the one that
tastes like banana flavor candy, like that

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flavor is fairly accurate to what bananas
tasted like back then. So I'm like,

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it's everything from the full potatoes.
Yeah, yeah, everything, and

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now you know, you look at
it out there and people are like,

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oh, I only eat organic.
Yeah tomatoes. Tomatoes is another one.

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I love that one. They organic
tomatoes look like the fucking pool balls.

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Yes, you know, they're perfectly
round, the perfectly all the symmetrical,

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they're all the same size. Yeah, and nothing like anybody who's ever grown

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smato knows that that's not how a
fucking tomato grows, right, They fucking

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bulge out. I'm just saying.
It's like even the seeds we get now

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they call them heirloom seeds, yeah, because it's it's seeds that come down

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from from pure stock, threaded stock. Right. You hear that in cattle,

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and I could get started on cattle
too, But none of the ship's

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real. It's all been modified by
us to promote the best qualities while getting

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rid of the negatives, even in
the end, even your fucking pets,

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you know. I just uh,
I just the other night. Uh.

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Our little dog has a hot spot
on her on her leg and she's just

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digging at it. She's trying,
right, We're putting medicine, doing everything

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we can to get her stop.
She won't. And I ask my wife,

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I'm like, do you think wolves
in the wild get hot spots and

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they sit and dig it themselves?
Do you think that they go through all

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the all these health degenerative health problems? Right? And I was like,

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I won't. I don't know.
I'm not an expert, but I want

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to believe that a lot of them
they don't get and it's because the DNA

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really hasn't been screwed with, right, Like you know, you see like

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the little chijualas and ship and all
this stuff. It went from this big

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animal, this big alpha predator that's
out there hunting, you know, as

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an apex, it's this little bitty
fucking thing. And then they wonder like

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it's got so many health problems.
I just don't know why the fucker's bug

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eyed and shivering an eighty degree weather. Yeah why why do you think he's

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got health problems? Right, he's
a genetic mutant. Or listen to an

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English bulldog across the floor. Yeah, what sucks is Dott