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0:04 You are listening to The Kentucky X Files Season three with your hosts Dennis Mays, Tylers Stewart, and Josh Gibbs. Don't forget to subscribe to us on YouTube, Spotify, or wherever you get your podcasts. You can also visit us at www dot k y x files dot com. And now onto our show. I'm talking about that. I wish that we could get North Carolina Jake in on this because he was the one that actually told me about it, so he has more information than I do. But yeah, they they fucking lost an entire fighter jet. There's videos that guys go into like the military barricades where the roads are blockaded, like, hey did you guys?

1:23 You guys lose a fighter jet and the military police are like arresting them as ship for you and asking, wow, yeah, I fighter jet you know is that the Okay, yeah, that's the one that actually crashed. It crashed, right, m Yeah, I saw I saw that video. Yeah, welcome back, guys, you're to take Yeah, I'm trying to find trying to find the conversation Jake and I had about it, because this was a few months ago, so it may take me a minute to dig back here and find it. Yeah, fighter, I mean like I could see loose your keys, right, yeah, Lucia keys somewhere. But yeah, they're just outside just clicking the panic button. The fuck was that fighter jet we had there? Damn it? Yeah? Trooper troop, Yeah, yeah, I'm trying to find it. Just chatter amongst yourselves and I'll try to find the thing you sent me. I just don't see how how the hell you could lose a whole fighter yet, but I mean everything's possible, right.

2:36 We were just talking about how they just found a bunch of oil one day. Yeah, back in the day where they were like, oh, we're we're losing oil, we don't have enough. It's funny you started talking about that because something came up that I was reading, and I was actually reading an article or trying to read an article based on this whole Elon Musk lawsuit against marketing advertisers and the whole thing where they're like they had marketing ads that were following thea Nazi pages and it was it was a whole it's a whole thing. But one of the things that came up that I completely forgot about was when CNN rigged Chevrolet trucks to blow up so that they could have a You don't remember that. I remember watching the news and seeing this stuff on the news. Yeah, they rigged the Now I'm going to say this, and when I say this, I need you to look over your shoulder and make sure Scotty doesn't appear, okay. But they rigged Square body Chevies to blow up so that they would have this huge thing to talk about them being unsafe because back in the day, the gas tanks were on the outside of the frame. And yeah, and while they couldn't get him to do it normally, they thought that just because they thought it was going to be dangerous because the tank was outside the frame, they decided to make this big

4:09 thing about it. And then they rigged the trucks to explode. Yeah, so that, Yeah, so CNN would have a story. Wow. Yeah, shame on U, CNN. Yeah, and they had to they had to make a formal apology to General Motors and retract it. But of course, you know, nobody saw the retraction because the actual thing, their article or their videos they produced were everywhere on every news article or in every news channel you flipped on. It was Chevy trucks exploding on impact. I cannot find this conversation. I'm sorry, I keep digging looking for it. That's crazy, but yeah, they yeah, yeah, well look it up.

5:00 Look, look at a pull a video up. I'm sure you'll find something. Okay, this was in the this was in the eighties. It was the uh, it was either the late eighties or the very early nineties. But the trucks involved were the seventy three to eighty seven body style trucks. And CNN made all these really wild, outlandish videos. I mean, like we're talking like modern cinema, like Michael Bay level stuff. You know. Yeah, they rigged him to explode. It was it says here it was NBC? Was it NBC? NBC apology is a victory for GM as it seeks to battle potentially huge liability problem in the automaker's legal and public Before I go any further than let me retract my previous statement and apologize to CNN that that was not the shady thing that they did. I'm sure there's other shady shit they did, but that was not it. So NBC. Yeah, that's right, that's crazy. Yeah, I cannot find it anywhere. I'll have to look it up. But yeah, if you pull a video up of it, I'm sure there's a YouTube video. Those trucks be inside hitting the side and the fireball that ensues. Oh, let me see that happened with what was it the Gremlin or Pento was the one you're thinking of.

6:26 Yeah, it's the rear. Yeah, rear collision. Fucking just yeah. Is it just like the the sheer force of the impact, like it can bust basically under the pressure of it being squished like that, or maybe metal just sparking it. I'm not sure what they're exactly. I was a kid, yeah, when the thing was going on, So I just remember seeing truck steed up people I knew drove. I found the video of that. I found this guy that the guy that was talking about the jet and he went to the town and as people. The guy that got arrested. But it's on a TikTok. That's not it's not him. It's one of those people that literally takes videos from everybody and they make tiktoks out of here and then they put their face in the corner with all their oh no, no shit. I hate that people that do tiktoks that do that need to stop?

7:32 Nobody wants to see your stupid face. All right, hey you guy. Dateline NBC, a prime time news program, air's a story in nineteen ninety two entitled Waiting to Explode. The story includes footage demonstrating that a line of trucks produced by General Motives readily explode on impact. To see by ourselves what might happen in a side in pack crash, Dateline NBC hired the Institute for Safety Analysis to conduct crash demonstrations. Unlike GM tests, the fuel tanks were filled with real gasoline. Look what happened at impact? A small hole was punctured in the tank. According to our experts, the pressure of the collision and the crushing of the gas tank forced gasoline to spew from the gas caps. The fuel then erupted into flames when ignited by the impacting car's headlights.

8:33 After the program airs, one of the firemen at the taping of the crash contacts GF. The conversation inspires a full scale investigation. Three months later, NBC is forced to reveal their role in fabricating the news contracts, head put and sendiary devices under the trucks to ensure that there would be a fire if gasoline were released from the trucks gas tank. We said the crash quote forced gasoline to spew from the fuel cap end quote. GM says since the gas cap was the wrong cap for the GM piller tube, and because the gas tank was overfilled, the cap came off when the impact occurred. We agree with GM that we should have told our viewers about these devices. The dateline reporter, however, said, quote at impact, a small hole was punctured in the tank. Unquote. GM has now x rayed that tank and found no hole. We acknowledged the placing of the incendiary devices under the truck was a bad idea from start to finish. That's our new policy, and we'll be right back. Wow right, they are like, they're so good at that too. How do you apologize for being a dick and make everybody else sound like the dick while you're doing it. Yeah, we acknowledged that we could completely fabricated that. However, we also apologize for adding the stuff

10:05 that we did there too. Mm hmm yeah, but uh yeah, the I mean, let's talk about that. That that chain of events that they tried to pass off as true was a small hole was punctured in the gas tank and the resulting headlight being uctured on the car ignited that gas. That's now there's a lot of people out there that doesn't understand gasoline or and and I understand. I understand that people think that it's crazy volatile, and it is to a degree. But you can put a cigarette out and a puddle of gas. Yep, it's not the liquid that ignites. There's a reason why you can flood an engine. It's the atomization that is what catches gas on fire. So in order for that small puncture and that headlight, I mean, we're talking like a chain of events that like you know, it would have to be just like this absolute perfect storm where this tiny hole punctures in the gas tank and not only does a puncture in the gas tank, but somehow manage the circum event the bet of the truck right create an atomized stream that sprays into a broken headlight where the elements are arcing, you know

11:35 what I mean, Like try to light a Zippo lighter in the wind. Yeah, you know, once it's lit, yeah, you're good. But you know what I mean, it's like just it's madness and they tried to pass it off and then, like you said, try to make everybody else look like an asshole for calling them out on it. Yeah. Like that's the thing that gets me is the zero account of like, well, I mean we may have did this, but you watched it, yeah, like what you believed it? Yeah? Well, and and what we should do now this fuck just popped on my head is I think that I should say NBC just like that, and you should too, and then we should take that little clip that I just said and go back and everywhere where I said, CNN just pop pop, Yeah, because that's at it. I was reading six articles and every one of them blended together. My apologies, I got my call letters wrong, but yeah, no matter, that's what they get for having They all kind of the same bullshit anyways. I mean, yeah, it's all a rhetoric. It's everybody, go on, Tyler, we keep interrupting you. No, I was just about to say that.

12:52 I wonder if they actually didn't. What about the Pinto, Like was that in an actual thing or like was that a was that a news article about the pento exploited like the rear collisions for it? Like, I wonder if that was. I think that the Pento was legit, legit, Okay, yeah, I think the Pento, the situation with the Pento, I think that it was so many fireball accidents with that car that it caused the news, because wasn't that like around the time Ralph Nader started getting involved. I can't remember, probably, I'm fucking it, I don't remember. I don't even think probably when that When did that start? Like in the eighties or nineties. I'm looking it up. Oh, Ralph the Nator, the Tornator they used to call him, So, okay, did they no? The Pento thing was because there was thirty eight individual fires were twenty seven fatalities.

14:11 There's thirty how many thirty thirty eight fires with twenty seven fatalities and twenty four non fatal burns resulting from the rare collisions with pentos. So let's see, let's see if I can find anything. I can't find anything on the square bodies actually catching on fire. Talked about the old Chevros. Yeah, yeah, fire fire catches them, they might burn oil, but they they keep going. That's right. Yeah, So I can't find anything explicit that says how many side impact fires were on that but the Pento was, I believe, a legit concern, and I think that is around the time rough Nader started getting involved and they changed seatbelts and door latches and yeah it was yeah.

15:35 He he really came in and made a big change in the auto industry. I think. I think that's when it happened. You know, it's a funny thing about the square, abouty square, about the Chevros. Uh, did you know that you can take the engine out of it and still limp it to work the next Day's because sixteen bald eagles will come out of the sky and push it to your destination. Right that's in America eighteen if it's a three quarter ton. Yeah, yeah, I heard that they had to work on the exhaust because when they first came out, the exhaust was kicking off F two tornadoes as it went past. That's just what I heard.

16:27 I don't I don't know. I'm sure they would have covered that right now. The old Chevros. Yeah, it's amazing, Yeah, good times. But that's it though. That's this is the news. It's the news. You know, you got to make up shit if you're going to do the news. I just want to know what they would have done, uh for to tell that lie. It's like, yeah, these these Chevrolet is when they drive, when they they're at like this certain speed and then next you know, they cut like do a very shitty cut of another like like tornado in the background as they're passing by. Oh man, Okay, So this isn't the only time that an NBC that NBC has been caught lying.

17:30 NBC. So Brian Williams was caught lying about his experience in the War tar in Iraq. If you remember he was talking to he lied about being shot at and being in a humbie or something like that, and he was never never there. I remember this vaguely, but I can't think it's very like, I don't know, I remember hearing so something about that, but that's kind of my solid face. I probably remember it. That just reminds me of like the whole you know, like, hey, didn't we grow up go to different schools together? Yeah, oh yeah, there's a whole meme on Brian Williams. Let's see if I can, uh, you know, you made it. You did something fucked up or something awesome. If you become a meme, there's no in between. Have we been memed yet I don't believe I mean by by anybody, by our other than ourselves. There.

18:41 It's awesome. Yeah, so he's got a whole meme. You know what. I want to see one of you guys out there that watch this. I want to see you meme us. Don't don't let me down on this meme the ship out of us. Let's see here. I can't wait. I feel like since I've like called myself like a Neanderthal because of my forehead, somebody's gonna put this. Remember those old Geico commercials. It's easy, Tyler can do it. Yeah, like something. Fuck you, I'm gonna make that. It was a helicopter. Brian Williams said he was in a helicopter. That's right, but he was he wasn't in a helicopter army, that's what he said. He was. No, he was was supposed to be there reporting. Oh I gotcha. Okay, that's I don't know that kind of seems, you know. Oh my god. He tried to say that his helicopter was forced down by enemy fire in Iraq in two thousand and three, and a bunch of veterans and pundits came up and was like, Nah, didn't happen. Man, See that's bunny. I like that.

20:00 I think it's interesting, mainly because it's like, I think that calling these douchebags out over and over again is probably the best thing you could possibly do. Yeah, did you ever give her? I mean you go back to the beginning though. All right, you get national news, right, why do we need to know if it has nothing to do with our like quality of life? Right? Why do we? Like? Why do I need to know about a dude in Florida? Uh, you know, the punched an old lady and stole her dog. I don't need to know that.

20:51 But the people of Florida should know that because that dude lives there. They should guard themselves, guard their old ladies, you know. But I like, did you ever notice that? Though? It's like with the news, it's like we thrive on there. The more drama there is, we thrive on it. We need it. It's like we need to see horrible shit happening all over the planet and it's terrible. Yeah, holy crap. Okay, so he tried to say he was on a helicopter that was shot at by rockets and four helicopters had to land in the desert, right.

21:32 And another fellow who was actually on the helicopter that was shot said that mister Williams helicopter was part of a different mission and at least thirty minutes behind theirs. Wow, So he just kind of he's kind of fudged the details a little bit there. Mister Somelon said that, yeah, mister someone was one on the Ginek that was shot. Wow, I mean shot at, not shot at you know, was he was he over there? Was he in Iraq? Yeah, he was over there, but he was he was thirty minutes behind in travel. Yeah, But so he could say like, yeah, I was over there in a helicopter and there was rockets being fired at helicopters and they had to land. Right. As long as he said it quickly, he could probably get it. Could have got away with that right.

22:32 Apparently that there was a lot of a lot of military members that were over there that had been absolutely fed up with his line for years and have tried to contact media outlets to get him to stop. And nobody, nobody, petty attention. What it took was is him getting on David Letterman talking about his events and on all these veterans and pundits being like, Nope, didn't happen. I was on the helicopter that was shot down. He wasn't ship. All right. Well, while we're on the while we're on the topic of misinformation in news, mm hmm, I have a question for you guys. I want your opinions. We got a nice segue here, Yes, I'm gonna okay, I gotta get a picture of a seg for this, just for so the last couple of months, we saw the we saw the UFO disclosure, We saw the Oversight Committee panel. You guys remember all that stuff. We I think we watched the Oversight Committee on here. Yeah, yeah, the what's this David Grush? Yeah Grush or grouse Grouse and that other a pilot or something. Wasn't there three there's yeah, there's several.

23:55 I thought there was only three at the place. My okay. My question that I wanted your guys opinions on was when the topic of sege we got to keep that. See that when the topic of how many cramps are in possession, they are not allowed to discuss it, and they say it's a matter of national security. It's it's classified. Now to me, When I hear that, I'm like, not answering is a big goddamn answer here.

24:44 But why do you guys think that if the whole topic is in debate, it's it's a fifty to fifty debate right now, whether or whether or not shit is going on and what it is. Why would the possession or not put no possession of non human crafts be top secret? Why would that be top secret if there's nothing now, that's my question and I've been I've been wrestling with this for like a week, and I still haven't got a good answer. You got something, Tyler, I kind of like because it's I see the head cocked. I've I've always had this like, uh, I guess it's a conspiracy inside of the like all this, I do believe, Like, in my opinion, I still don't know if they're out there.

25:44 I've never had an experience. I've never really saw anything unexplained in the sky to give my my my opinion, like give it some weight and say, like, yes, I believe in that. But I do believe that there's something might be out there. But what I keep thinking is is that it's something that distracts us. This is something that's unique in itself. Especially when the government's getting involved, you're even more distracted. So they get I feel like every time when something like this, big, like this happens, something unique, something that intrigues almost everybody in the world, they give you bits and pieces. They might have something, but they're not going to give you everything. And because if you're a whistleblower, why are you fucking giving a shit what you say? You're already I guess I don't know the proper term, but you're already technically screwed because you're saying national national secrets, saying this already, So like, what's another disclosing another one again? I think in the instance of David Grush, though you're talking to government employed whistleblower, he's paid by one government agency to figure out what the UAP phenomenon is.

27:12 So even though he's whistle blowing, he still has to follow the rules of that you know what I mean, that are imposed to him by his agency and who he reports to. There's some shit he's not allowed to talk about, but he's not like he's not like you know, Fred in his basement, you know, with all his stuff on the walls, like whistle blowing on his YouTube channel. He's like actually employed by Congress to go do this shit, you know what I mean? And I get it that he I know there was a bunch of like where his some of his some of his uh like his information that he has and he has disclosed, especially him saying that there's multiple ships. He got this information from somebody that's withinside the government and he doesn't want to disclose their names because they are an employee of that.

28:11 And the terrible thing about that too, Okay, something that top secret? What's the best You've always heard this, like saying, what's the best way to keep a secret between three people kill the other two? Yes, So that big of a secret, that big of a secret, you know for a fact, there's not that many people that know. And him saying that that, they're like, you know, the motherfucker that leads this fucking like secret group like looking around the like cafeteria seeing like six people or something, which one of you motherfuckers said something right like it's like it's an easy countdown. Even even on the uh what he call it, even on the uh uverside committee. You he they asked him, they were like and how many. You know, how many crabs do you do you have? Or do they have? And he's like, uh, you know, I cannot discuss that in this forum, but I would be willing to do. Uh.

29:15 Why did they kept calling it? I can't remember, like private, private consultation or something. Yeah, provided that clearance was uh what he caught? Yeah, Like he kept saying that that as long as their clearance was was good, he could he could tell them. And I'm like, okay, you can't. You can't say that to Congress unless it's true. You can't say I can tell you if your clearance is good. You can't go in front of Congress and say shit like that because you got ninety people that are probably going to be cross referencing you and cross checking you and whatever and then end up in fucking what he called, uh, perjury. I don't know. I'm just saying like that. It was weird to me because it was like there was details that were given and then details that were not allowed to be given. And I'm like, like, man, it would have been better to say no comment. I'm not a permit. I'm not able to answer that. Yeah, So do me a favor because I want to make sure that I answered correctly. Yeah, repeat the question in a bridge version for me, and I think I have I think I have an answer.

30:33 Okay. So during during these meetings, they would ask questions like how many crafts are in you know, blah blah blah possession and he would say, I am I'm not allowed to answer that in this forum because of you know, national security or whatever my question was, and say, why answer like that, because to me answering like that is a big goddamn answer. M hm, Okay, you know what I mean. This was on a public stage, correct, Yeah, viewable all over the world. Sure, they don't have shit, but they don't want to look like they don't have shit in case somebody else does have it, gotcha. That would be my assumption on this one. That's my best guess is if they were to say three, you know, or two, then they're admitting to something that isn't true in court, and that would be perjury. Yeah. If they say we don't have anything, then you run the risk of another country, you know, looking like they have more than you, looking like they have more information than you, and then all of a sudden, another government seems more powerful in the public eye right if you say I can't and answer that in this context, I need to make sure you have clearance high up to get

32:04 the information that on the public stage you've said, yes we have them, but I can't say here what we have? Okay? That makes yeah, I mean you know, That's That's where I'm at with it is That's that's what I think it is. Is they really don't have jack shit, but they don't want to look like they don't have jack shit. Do you guys think that there's jack shit to be had? I want to I don't want to say like they there could be, like cause I still I don't think they do. But yeah, that's the thing I keep I've said this before, is that there's unexplained things that will go on, and they don't want to look like they're not like because the government is supposed to protect us from foreign invaders, like even if it's from outer space basically, so if they don't know what's going on, what are you like, like, like, who are you gonna puck it? Like? Who's going to protect us?

33:06 Like? They don't want to scare the American people saying that they don't know. And when you say you don't know as a leader, that's terrifying in itself exactly, So you have to kind of fudget a little bit. M I think I think this is one hundred one hundred percent psychological. I'm an aagreeants with Tyler on this one, and I'll go one step further and say that the reason why, like say Roswell, for instance, it was easier to make it look like a government cover up than for an alien than an actual cover up for some sort of a a war used tool, a tool for destruction. Right, So my thought is that Roswell was actually US military equipment that crashed, right, It was way to be like, let them all think it's an alien for two three days and then come out and say no, it's a weather balloon, because then everybody's like, well, this is an alien. They're covering it up. Right. The thing we have to think about is is if there is spacecraft coming from another world, it has the technology to get here. If it has the technology to get here, it's not just going to show up and crash. We have that technology to keep vehicles from crashing on the road. Now, right, our drummer

34:36 Dave, his car has an auto drive feature when he puts it in cruise control. If it rolls up on somebody doing forty five and he's doing fifty five, the car will automatically slow down. We have that technology. How terrifying would it be to think that these people are so much more advanced? It's easier to give them the false hope that these are not that advanced. Yeah, you know what I mean, Like, there's no way you're gonna come from light years away from another galaxy, another planet, another solar system, come to Earth and crash land. It's just not gonna happen. If you have that technology, you have far superior technology. Yeah, okay, I will say this too, like yeah, I believe like one percent with Josh on that. But no matter how advanced you are, accidents can happen.

35:31 Like so if anything, they could have a couple, but it like yeah, like he was saying, like come on, like like we have cars that like literally have you seen the Google car or whatever it was? It drives itself, Like you don't need there's no driver or anything is you just get in it and drives itself. We shot a satellite and from Earth predicting the trajectory of a of a I think it was a comet or an asteroid or something that was coming past us, something in space, A rock was moving, predicting to trajectory of it, landed it, took a soil sample, and launched back off of it. We have that technology to do that, but we cannot go you know, a manned craft any further than our moon, you know, So think about that for a second, Like if we could do that, imagine if somebody has the technology to come here like we can't. This is like, I know, this is sort of like dipping into like the religious part of it. I don't think we can fully fathom what the abilities would be of somebody that could make it here.

36:52 I actually think that what you're saying explains the uh, the gap between us right now trying you know, we're skirting around trying to figure it out, and then whatever the hell that is going on up there is that we've always assumed that first contact would be with other beings that exist on our same three dimensional plane of existence. But we know that the universe doesn't play by our rules. We're kind of stuck in its rules, right, And that that would also explain why the government got so interested in Oh God, what the hell is it called? It was a whole program that it kicked off like two years before the disclosure stuff happened. Now, it has to do with the interdimensional engineering trying to figure out like how to build machines that we could kind of peek and see things that we're not able to now, you know, because they I mean, there's even there's even what do you call it sciences and studies that say that we might even be able to understand molecules that don't exist in our three dimensional and we could figure out how that the how those are affecting us right now? Right, you know, we're limited by what we have the technology for right now, and our even our own physiology

38:23 is limited to the three dimensional. Yes, So my thought is is like if there's if there's lights in the sky and there's crafts flying around, they probably don't have any because how the fuck would you know what I mean? Right, that's like an ant trying to catch a baseball. That's yeah, exactly, That's That's kind of my point on it too, is like that would that would be the equivalent of say, spider monkeys trying to collect the down F thirty five. Yeah, you know, be way too too much. We're assuming that everything's on the same scale, and it is not. There's no way it can be for them to reach us. They are on a much higher scale of knowledge of technology that we can't even fucking fathom.

39:07 Yeah, I mean, I know this is kind of like just regurgitating rhetoric that we've spoke on the show before. But think about think about your iPhone. Yeah right, now, let's go back to nineteen eighty nine, nineteen ninety right, yeah, me and you were in elementary school, Tyler, what you were you born nineteen ninety one. Oh see, Tyler, Tyler was sperm right, So like try to wrap your mind around what an iPhone can do from that mindset. Oh yeah, now it's going to be exponentially more, you know. Yeah, I mean this would be like, you know, taking taking a three D printer and an iPhone and missile guidance systems back to Vikings, you know, I could imagine, right, Like, I mean, you know, they didn't even have gunpowder. Yeah, they were just really good at steel, you know. Yeah, you know, it's you know to think of you know, the Ming dynasty China. They had bottle rockets. Basically you know, yeah, and it was fun and it made colors out of it by using oars, you know, and then show them an airplane, right, show them the stealth bomber. I wonder too. I mean from the point of view of the I mean, it's

40:39 hard for me to say visitor or alien or whatever, because we just don't know, you know, I still stand behind. I think it's just drones, drones from somewhere else, just taking information, you know, logging info. If they're that far ahead, why would they Why would they give two ships? Right? And if they do give that much of a shit about this planet, that does not bode well for everybody involved. If they really cared that much about life on this planet, that's that's scary because that means there isn't that much life out there. So my thought is is that if they are existing on some higher form or higher plane of whatever, do they have difficulties with us too? Like I know, they say, well, a higher dimension should be able to perceive a lower dimension just the same way that we can perceive two D and one D. But how do we communicate with two D or one D? Right? We don't know of anything living in the two dimensional or the one dimensional. We don't have any kind of confirmation of that, so we can't communicate with these things. So are we just kind of in this endless stalemate where we're going to see lights in this guy? And that's that? I mean, that's that's a great question.

42:09 Yeah, we need a goddamn physicist on the show. We do, we do somebody that can square us up and see if see if we're completely off base or are making any sense. We need an extremely patient physicist. Yeah, somebody that's not going to be like, why would I waste two hundred thousand dollars of schooling to talk to these fools? Yeah, that's what we need. We need Neil. We need Neil because we need to ask the questions that everybody else is scared to ask. That's my daughter. Oh man, guys, I am feeling shitty or shittier as I go here, So I don't know if I understood what I mean we I mean, hell, we have almost got forty five minutes of this and it's good. Yeah.

43:06 I started out okay, and I woke up okay, and it's just I start getting the headache, man, And like I said, I'm sure I'll be better. Just enough time to go back to work. M awesome yep, but uh, unless you guys have more to add, man, I'm probably gonna tap out. Okay, Okay, you're pretty good. Yeah, well you're all out there. Take care of each other. Sorry, I got some kind of head cold thing going on. I don't know what it is, but uh, see you all the next one, take each other, see you. Oh you know what, Tyler, you have to give them one more because you missed last week. Yeah. Yeah, your your computerlit my computer glitch up. There you go, see all caught up.

43:59 That wasn't so bad, right, It was easy. I guess I'll see