S402- A serial killer loose in Texas???!

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Ah, yes, Welcome to the
Kentucky X Files Season four Young Masters.

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now leave you to the Young Masters.

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There we go. Oh oh I
okay, uh, welcome back, guys

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to your Kentucky X Files special.
Thanks to Jason Fix for doing our new

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intro. Fu. Yeah, I
love it. I love it. She

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cracked me out the first time I
heard it. He did a fantastic job.

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Yeah, and Tyler, you put
together the the the visual for it

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right, it's not. I I
feel like Jason did a better job at

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the the audio like it looks cool, but I feel like his part makes

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it that makes it better. By
var I had a funny message from him,

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if I can pull it up here
that was cracking me up. He

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said, uh, okay. One
he said, remind me to never freeze

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frame in your presence and he said, he said, uh, where's that

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here? Also, I've watched today's
episode like twice in the beginning of it,

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like two hundred times. That's pretty
awesome. Yeah. Wait for those

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of you wondering about our usual intro, lady uh not gonna not gonna put

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out her business on the on the
injurwebs. But she's unavailable for personal reasons.

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So I hope they won't meet up
with her again. Yeah, once

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once her life is straightened out.
Yeah, that'd be great. I meantime,

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it's nice having the four toll fiction
guys. Yeah, I was gonna

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say, I'm glad that Jason was
available for that one that uh, they

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were actually gonna like I was gonna
say, it's like, hey, we

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need I could try to do a
Bridges accident, but it's gonna be tough,

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and I don't know if I could
ever sound like her. You might

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have to like pitch my voice,
Like I know, I'm to have the

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deepest voice. Let's let's hear it, Like, yeah, let's hear do

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it, Catherine. Yeah, you
never know. This could be season five

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stuff. Mm hmm uh. Welcome
to your Kentucky X Files with your hosts

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Dennis Mays, Josh Gibbs, and
Tyler Stewart. Yeah, she always puts

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more emphasis on Stuart. Yeah,
Stuart, Yeah, we noticed that like

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a couple of seasons back. I
don't know what's up with that, but

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Stewart, I just don't like that
because you guys do that when we're playing

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video games yet Starret Tarretta, well
you guys a letter kidding him. Uh

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yeah, We're playing ARC with our
buddy Bangs and Tyler jumped on and we're

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building something and I was like,
what are you doing? And for like

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the next thirty five minutes solid,
we were like, we're building Tierra Tyler,

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Tia, Tia. It was.
It was a good fifteen minutes or

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so, and un Tiler's like,
hate you guys so much, like please

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friends like these friends like these Yeah, we thought it was funny. Yeah,

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I can see where you would be
annoyed. Tyler. Oh yeah yeah

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it was bad. It's kind of
like the Mayrin Ea thing. That's still

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funny. Yeah, here NAIs.
It wasn't Tyler me Narraw, me and

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Tyler got some gaming in yesterday.
It was it was uh I but like

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we went in optimistic. Yeah,
yeah, we went in optimistic. Let's

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just say that we're not getting invited
to like tournaments any no, no,

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he turned into like six solid hours
of getting our asses just handed to us,

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like left and right. You were
gaming for six hours? Holy crap,

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how do you do that? How
do you do that? It was

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so awesome. It's like those little
those sessions don't happen very often, but

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when they do, goddamn it,
it's cherished. Yeah, we're playing Marauders.

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Have you ever heard of that one? Uh huh, that's uh.

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It's like an alternate future, like
kind of the steampunk is. Uh,

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it's like futuristic space stuff, but
there's like World War two guns and things

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like that in it. Okay,
it's interesting. Yeah, you basically jump

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in a ship and you go to
this area to try to get in there

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and raid and steal stuff and bring
it back to sell it. But there's

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other there's all these other players doing
the same thing. So uh, you

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know, they if they see you, they're they're gonna shoot you and take

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your shit. And they always took
our ship. They just took our ship

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left and right. They say it
was bad, even stole a ship from

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us at one point, which was
probably not. Yeah, that wasn't a

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good call on my part at all. Did jump up by a twenty thousand

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dollars ship. This can be awesome. And as soon as we like started

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flying to the raid, We're like, we're totally losing this fucking ship.

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This ship's getting stolen like immediately.
And I'm just saying I didn't help the

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situation by shooting Denny in the face
at that time. Oh wow, oh

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you got some friendly fire. Yeah
oh yeah, yeah, there's no tags,

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there's no name tags. Hey,
you know what to Tyler's defense,

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though, I ran up, saw
an enemy and I pulled my gun up,

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and then I realized that I brought
no ammunition with me, so it

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was just click click click click click. I started backing up up, and

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I backed right into Tyler when he
was trying to shoot at the guy,

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and then he blasted me. So
I was like, that's my that's on

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me, that's my fault. There's
that's you know. That's funny. Yeah,

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so yeah, it was. It's
pretty fun. It was kind of

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rainy yesterday anyway. Yeah. Uh, good day, good day, good

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day, good day, good day. Oh man, m So what are

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we what are we getting into today? I've got something that's kind of weird.

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If we want to talk about it, I'm down Okay, ship going

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on in Texas and not what you
think. I know, there's a lot

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of stuff going on in Texas,
but this is not that. It's a

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city of Austin. There's an area
called Ladybird Lake and in the land since

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see July of twenty twenty two to
a few days ago, we're looking at

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ten deaths with closed investigations, no
fil playlisted, and everything's accident on drowning.

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That's kind of interesting. Yeah,
yeah, I thought it was.

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I thought it was interesting. The
uh, the weird thing is is that

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it's like it's all guys except for
I believe one or two. Yeah,

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I know, it looks like only
one the one female is unidentified, but

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the other nine look to be male. And they're just saying that there's no

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foul play whatsoever. Yeah, yeah, they said that. You know,

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people keep saying that, you know, this is a serial killer, but

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there's no evidence towards that. They're
blaming alcohol and access to the lake.

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I just want to know, like
how I know there's like there's a there's

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a big process and going through determining
if it's foul play, but it's like,

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like, what will definitively say that
none of these has file play at

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all, Like is it because that
the lack of evidence and they're just doing

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the normal like this this is a
common thing, and if it's a common

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thing, then maybe we need to
start regulating the drinking of the consumption of

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alcohol at this fucking lake. Right, So I'm messueing crap. I don't

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know how to find it. I
just did something I've never done before,

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which is where you like use your
mouse to do a screen shot, and

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I don't know where it went.
That's screct, you know what. I'm

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just gonna like, I'm just gonna
share screen So I want you to see

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the uh. I want you to
see the lake in question here. Okay,

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So this is a long, narrow
lake. So there's actually like like

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city on both sides of this,
correct. Yeah, this isn't like an

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out in the country lake like we're
thinking of like Cumberland or something. This

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is uh this is looks almost to
be like a river, but it's actually

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a lake. So what's the Oh
Okay, I see the color difference now,

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so yeah, the purple ones are
the ones there from twenty two Yellows

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twenty three Christs in the Red or
from this year. Yes see. You

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know, it's like there's no rhyme
or reason to it. You know,

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I don't know. I don't know
what is in these buildings down through here

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to you know, be like,
hey are these bars? I'm sure there

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are bars and restaurants close to any
water source. That's like a super popular

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thing to do in metropolitan area,
you know. Yeah, but it's weird

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that it's like it stops right here, you know, because it obviously keeps

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going and it also goes way up
into here, So why does it stop

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here? To hear this is like
what is this one? It's like what

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hell? It's way bigger because they're
the man their grid systems. Weird.

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Yeah, that's really weird. It's
like twenty blocks, Uh go to the

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left? Like could you pull it
to the left, yes, sir?

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Which way up down? Like yeah, follow the lake? Okay. I

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was just wondering, like, okay, this seems a little bit of rule

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more rural area. Yeh. What
I was just trying to say is what's

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the current? Like current like what
like do you think they just got trapped

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in that area? But they were
dropped out at like a higher point in

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the in this lake. I don't
know that there's going to be a current,

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But I don't know, you know, I don't know. I you

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know, it's hard to say.
I'd have to actually look the lake itself

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up, and I can do that
real quick. Let's see. Yeah,

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I mean it looks like it looks
like a river. It really does.

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Yeah. Yeah, I never knew, Like, so what classifies like a

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river versus a lake? I thought
a lake is a big well, it's

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like a larger pond or something like
that. Like it's not, but a

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river isn't. Actually it looks like
basically a road almost. Yeah, I

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hear. Like the history of it
is a It was created in nineteen sixty

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as a river like reservoir. Yeah, it's part of the Colorado River.

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It's been damned. It's also being
illegal to swim in it for quite a

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long time. Yeah. The blue
green algae is toxic. It's killed at

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least five dogs. Yeah, there's
a band on swimming, and since nineteen

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sixty four, the fines five hundred
dollars if they catch you. But you

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can kayak in it, apparently,
I mean that makes fuck all sense,

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you know, Yeah, I mean, look at all these people on boats.

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It doesn't look like it has a
current. It looks still. Yeah,

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but I really hope that every picture
I click on is going to be

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Lady Burger. Yeah. See,
yeah, I don't know. Yeah,

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I mean, it's it's stocked.
It's you're allowed to fish, you're allowed

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to keep fish out of it.
Fishing is regulated as per usual the rest

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of the United States daily bag and
length limits largemouth bass, catfish, carp

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sunfish. Excessive high levels of chloridine
found in the fish, which is a

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pesticide. It was banned. Let's
see here, it was banned in nineteen

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eighty eight. I'm trying to figure
out the reasoning behind it. So,

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okay, exposure to the compound is
linked to cancer's, diabetes, and neurological

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disorders. Hm. That doesn't say
where they like came out, like where

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they you know, where they got
it from. Damn, I didn't know

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pesticide give you diabetes. Yeah.
It also has a half life environmental half

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life of ten to twenty years,
So it's like it doesn't just go away

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like very quickly, you know,
like it hangs around. So would it

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be terrible to actually eat like you
said that, you can keep these fish?

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Wouldn't it be kind of bad to
eat. I know, if it's

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anything like the Ohio. It's like, you know, they want you to

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limit any kind of like bottom feeding
fish to like once a month because of

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mercury. So yeah, that makes
sense because like pregnant women aren't supposed to

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eat fish because of the mercury.
Alright, let's see, I'm trying to

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find out like, what's uh,
what are the potential health effects of people

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who eat fish contaminated with chlordine.
Long term exposures to high doses caused adverse

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health effects including liver damage, reproductive
damage, developmental damage, but it doesn't

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sayintment. Yeah, I think I'm
i founder here toxicity How much can you

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eat and be okay? Which I
think is hilarious. I've always thought this

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was funny. It's like it's super
poisonous, but you could probably eat one

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or two and be okay. What
why it's super poisonous you just said it,

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Yeah, but probably be a great
Yeah, yeah, you eat one

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or two. Okay. So I'm
looking at some of this and the first

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guy was in his fifties and they
just found him floating. The second guy,

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Yeah, I didn't get a clear
answer on The third guy was a

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murder victim, so there's actually a
foul play in that one I'm going through.

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But they're all in there, Like
so far, they've been all in

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their like their forties and fifties.
Let's see what this guy is if I

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can get anything from you. This
guy's fifty decent, so the Sarah killer

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is targeting middle middle aged up.
This guy was thirty, so thirty year

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olds are not safe either. No, I'm just I'm all in on a

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serial killer. I'm all in.
I'm like, there's a serial killer.

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This guy was forty. This guy
was thirty three. Uh, this guy

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doesn't have an age, but he
had a twelve year old son, So

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that guy gives you a range.
Let's see here. This guy doesn't have

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any information. But what I'm getting
at with this is all of these are

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people that know better. Do you
follow me out? Like these These aren't

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sixteen to twenty five year olds out
doing goofy shit, you know what I

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mean? Yeah? These are these
are older people, like you know,

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just do they have like that kind
of tendencies? Like these are not like

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you're older people that I guess like
they're not like they never grew up or

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something. You get what we're saying
are like almost like homeless people or something

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like that. No, these are
all people that had lives and lives.

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Yeah, that's what I'm saying,
is like, what you're saying is that

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I don't know what they're professionals.
Yeah, sorry about that, Mike Smack

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the good question. Let's let's go
back there and see if we can find

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something on that I didn't look at
that. It doesn't tell me we'd had

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to go through and let's search all
the od bits to do that. I'm

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sure. But you know, all
of them are male except for one.

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All of them are over thirty,
you know. And here's the thing,

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is like, like it would make
sense to me if these were all,

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you know, early twenties people,
because you know those people go out by

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themselves and meet up with friends and
separate, you know what I mean,

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Like, I don't know. It
just feels weird that a fifty six year

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old person would just fall in and
drown after partying, you know what I

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mean, like being drunk and falling
into lake. Yeah, and that's what

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they deemed it. As as of
now, no foul play investigation has been

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closed. That's that's Ricky Parks.
No fil play. Christopher Caeterrez, no

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file play. Josuay moreno is the
murder victim, Kyle Thornton, no file

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play. Jason John accidental drowning.
It's an actual cause of death, untermined.

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Jonathan Honey, accidental drowning, Christopher
Clark, no foul play, Moga,

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Doug Galley. Uh this is not
being investigated as a homicide. And

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then the unidentified female is also the
same thing, not identify, not being

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ruled homicide. Uh m hm,
strange, you know what I mean,

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like for that to go on.
But maybe it's just because the news is

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putting a focus on it, you
know, this is this is something like

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you know, it might be the
hyperfixation that makes it strange. Like maybe

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we should pull up and see in
another metropolitan area, say like the banks

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of Cincinnati, you know, and
see if there's a big map of deaths

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surrounding that. Okay, in the
meantime, we should probably chit chat.

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Yeah, we could use it.
I mean, we can use this as

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maybe a control. But I don't
have a list of I don't have a

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list of people found in ten days. No, no, no, this

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is not ten days this is between
July fourteenth, twenty twenty two, and

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the fifth of this month. Okay, all right, so that's you know,

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like, just see if you can
find anything. I'm trying to think,

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is there any other major metropolitan areas
that sit on water like that,

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like in Pittsburgh or one of those. Probably not a great idea to search

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the deaths in Pittsburgh, though,
because I'm sure that map is a lot

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more colorful. I don't know.
Is Austin, Texas a violent city?

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I don't still't know how you can't
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Like looks like about eight people have
drowned in the Ohio River since twenty

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twenty two. Okay, so that's
not Maybe this is, yeah, just

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sensationalized news. Yeah, you know, to be fair about it, you

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know, I don't want to push
for all that now that it could just

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very well be since you know,
the news pushing agenda. Do yeah,

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some ad space because I don't know
if you noticed or not, but one

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I shared my screen it's literally packed
full of ads. Yeah, And I

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think that's the sickest part. I
think the one of the memes I saw

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recently, it was like it was
like help Giant Giant smart robot creating ads

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to make to get clicks, and
I was like, there's that AI stuff

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we were talking about. Yeah,
yeah, it's It's funny. Recently a

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scene where people were talking basically talking
about how if you put something substantial out,

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something real, it barely ever gets
any notice. But if you generate,

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you know, a clickable heading could
have very little to do with what

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you're actually talking about and it'll just
get blown up. Oh yeah, yeah,

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and it's it's it goes with the
same thing of there's an old saying

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that if you if you need the
answer to something, if you have a

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question about something and you need the
answer, you don't ask the question.

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You make the statement of what it
is you're thinking about, and make sure

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that you say it's wrong, and
then a thousand people will correct you.

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You know. That's that's you know, like say, if you you know

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just anything, you know, anything
like what temperature to make a turkey at,

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you know, you don't ask the
internet of that. You say,

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if you're baking a turkey, bake
it as six hundred for twelve hours,

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you know, and then everybody's going
to be jumping on the bandwagon to roast

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you. But if you ask the
question, it'll be crickets. And it's

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been like that since the Internet was
invented. Oh yeah, it's a scary

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fucking times. You know. I
saw recently a post done where it was

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one of the cryptid groups you know, where the guy literally said that he

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had posted, uh, he'd posted
topics that'd get no response whatsoever. He

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posted questions, they get nothing,
you know. But he pulls a clip

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of a well known like you know, big foot clip or whatever that's all

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over the Internet, and he puts
it up there and it just puts a

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question mark on it, and uh, it gets blown up. Yeah,

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it's yeah, we like the chase. The chase is better than the catch.

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Yeah. Well, we also like
to show ourselves as being smarter than

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other people. I think that's part
of it, you know, is that's

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guy's an idiot on my prof He's
an idiot, and I'm gonna feel better

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about myself because of it. You
know. It is funny though, you

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think right now we've got like uh
chat you know open Aiyes, the chat

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GPT and uh, you know,
obviously like a lot of the image ais

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and all that going on. But
we're not even in the next level,

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like the next stage of computing yet. Can you imagine when these things are

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being run by like you know,
atomic computers, you know what I mean,

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like atomic computers that are like processing
so much more, like nothing will

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be real, nothing will be believable. News will literally be a thing of

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the past. I mean, it's
it's even more than that already. Look

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at look at real Engine five.
Yeah, have you seen the trailers with

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stuff they're doing with real engine or
unreal Engine? Yeah? Combining that with

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with deep fake, dude, Like
it's right, how long is it before

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someone gets convicted of something because there's
video evidence created by one of these you

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know what I mean? It's dangerous, man, But yeah, I know

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there's ways to get a rim that, like to figure out a fait like

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fake like if it's been altered in
any way, But I don't know if

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it's generated from the ground up.
Nothing has been altered to the like video

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said or said picture, How could
you tell if it was fake or not

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if it was generated from the ground
up, that's true. Yeah, I'm

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just the reason I brought this up
was because you take, okay take they

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found some drowning victims. Okay,
yea. And since there's a cluster of

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them, how many of these news
are holes are being generated by AI to

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push a more exciting narrative. If
you said, if you, I mean,

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if you, if you lay it
right out like the way we're wired,

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you know, like if you come
out and say, like, yeah,

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you know, there were some drowning
victims down at Ladybird Lake and it's

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very sad. That's yeah, that
sucks man. Fuck yeah. But then

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you put out an article that says
possible serial killer, right, you know,

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it's like all of a sudden,
you're like, oh shit, oh

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bro, like there's a serial killer. This is exciting, this is scary.

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I want you to see this.
I'm just I'm gonna keep us from

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getting hurt here, So I'm just
gonna scroll back and forth a little bit.

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This is a video game. Oh
yeah, yeah, it's crazy.

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That is not real. Yeah,
that's generated. Yeah that does not look

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fake. That's insanity. Yeah.
Then that's what we're coming up with.

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Now, imagine imagine where we're going
to be at in ten years. Yeah,

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because they can go to these places
and scan them, scan them in

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using SODAR. Now, and then
loaded into the unreal and then repopulated.

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Well, isn't there like, isn't
there a game where you can be like

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a long haul trucker And don't they
use like Google Maps like traveling traveling real

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highways and stuff. Yeah, it's
a semi simulator or big truck simulator.

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Yeah, yeah, yeah. I
get on every now and again and watch

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them guys play that. But they
built their giant monitor rig, you know,

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and they got the shifter and like
everything, and uh, I've sat

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there and added up the cost of
that whole setup and you could just get

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a CDL for what that costs.
And I thought it was cool, but

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you know, but then and then
you got a thing too. Is like

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that actually will pay you money unless
you're Yeah, I mean most of the

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guys there's big time streamers, so
they're making good money. They're probably making

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good money. If the streamer who's
pretending to drive a truck begins to make

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more money than an actual truck driver, I would I mean, I would

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feel a little weird about that.
Like I'm sure that's already happened, bubble.

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Yeah. Probably. I love watching
them take take turns and just white

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out multiple cars and just keep on
going like nothing happened. Yeah, like

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I mean, but if you look
at those like streaming platforms, those guys

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on Twitch, and you see the
donation scrolling across the top, I mean,

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if they've traveled like less than a
mile, and yeah, if somebody

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donates ten dollars, they've already made
more than a CDL driver. That's true.

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Yeah, I'm getting paid more to
drive a fake truck online than to

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drive a real one in life.
Isn't that? We are we are in

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a simulation. We have to be
Oh man, I hate the I hate

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the simulation theory because you can't disprove
it. There's no Yeah, there's no

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disproving it because everything there's no there's
no control. Uh you know an element

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to that theory, you know,
it could be uh it could be like,

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well what about this. They'll be
like, well the simulation could have

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created that. Yeah. Yeah,
some of those things are insane. I'm

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trying to find it. Yeah.
Uh, there was a picture here somewhere

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this one guy set up. It
was pretty It's pretty impressive if I'm being

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honest, But I can't find it. Who knows where it's at? But

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it hits everything it's got the air
brakespan, the trailer supply shifter, you

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know, even had the little you
know, air horned thing. I'm like,

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dude, driving fucking truck. Right, how much of your living room

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is? This is the setup?
You know? Right? It's kind of

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like the flight simulator guys. You
know, yeah, I mean, okay,

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so I'm on that one. I'm
a little like okay, because you

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know what i mean, it's a
less accessible trade. Like if you were

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sitting in your house playing and playing
a flight simulator and you had this full

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setup and you're just like having a
blast, I wouldn't be like, Josh,

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go get a fucking pilotle license.
Uh right, I'd be like that's

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badass. But with like a truck, you know, like a semi,

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I'm like, you know, or
it just like we could say that about

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that about farm simulator. That's like, yeah, that is true. If

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you want to go playing potatoes,
good playing potatoes, Like, do you

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want to go broke? Play that
game with landis yeah? Oh yeah yeah.

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He takes out like two hundred thousand
dollars and loans, buys all this

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farm equipment and sells like eight thousand
dollars worth of potatoes. Then then we're

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all sitting there like what He's like, Yeah, you've been out. In

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the end, he pretty much admitted
that he sabotaged us in that game.

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That's hilarious. Yeah, it's fair
enough. I guess. I don't know.

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I just feel like it's you know, like if you could play a

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game where you're like, you know, like the One of the the one

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that's out right now where you go, you're Lord of the Rings, You're

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the Dwarves, and you're trying to
retake Maria, right right. You can't

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do that in real life. That's
cool, Go do it. That's fun.

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Yeah. I saw a game called
pressure Washer Simulator. Hmm yeah,

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yes, Now I'm like why,
I think it's a lawnmower simulator lomower simulator.

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So okay, I might have an
answer for those, because I know

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the one you're talking about. It's
kind of like a house flipper where you

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pressure wash the house and you pain
stuff. It's the it's the gratification of

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how satisfying it is what a pressure
washer happens, you know. Yeah.

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I don't think it's necessarily aimed at
people like us. I think it's more

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aimed at people who even if they
owned a pressure washer, they have nothing

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to pressure wash. You know,
I gotcha. Yeah, like apartment dwellers,

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condo dwellers, that sort. You
know. I'm just saying they're not

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the person that pitched that idea to
make that type of simulator. I'd be

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like, we're we're getting into the
like the minute, like Nietzsche niche here

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for people that would enjoy this type
of game, and somebody literally like this,

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Yes, let's throw thousands of dollars
in developing this game and waste people's

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time for like, I wonder how
much that that game is. If it's

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fifty bucks. If it's close to
fifty bucks, I will be pissed.

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Okay, good, thank you.
At least it's ten bucks. It's ten

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bucks. I think I might be
able to let me see if I can

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share. Is it gonna let me? It looks like a blank screen?

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Okay, let's try this one.
Has that been working? Yeah? Yes?

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Oh oh I think it's because I
yeah, so you see here you

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can just you can just pressure wash
everything. Look at that. Oh there

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we go. Wow, it's satisfying. You have to admit, right,

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that's not how a pressure works.
No, why would you pressure watching TV?

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Yeah? Or the cat I mean
yeah, look at that brand new,

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just like brand new. I'll take
the graffiti off and then just cleaning

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the graffiti, all right. Yeah, we've gotta we've gotta, we've gotta

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make some sense of this. Yeah. So yeah, and it has mixed

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reviews. It's kind of it's like
man kind of sad. Yeah, what's

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the reviews say? Here? Smooth
turning and free movement satisfying. I guess

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it's a VR game. Oh,
it's like there's some it's like there's some

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problems with it. They're they're working
them out. They're gonna work them out.

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So the mixed reviews aren't because of
the game itself, like as far

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as the activity in the game,
it's because it's glickbal Yeah, it's just

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technical issues glitches and stuff. Yeah, I didn't get this pristine, my

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pristine, uh washing this car,
it's glitched, like it glitched me out

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and I didn't get it pristine.
One guy said that he spawned in in

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the in the ground like it was
he was in the in the textures.

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Oh that's common. I mean that
even happens on like seven days to Die

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and Ship. Yeah, that's yeah. I don't know. I've seen all

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kinds of like taxi cab simulators and
yeah, you know, one of my

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favorite, uh, one of my
favorite VR games that my kids had on

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the PlayStation was Job Simulator. Mm. Yeah, were you doing like you

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could be like a Cashiert grocery store. God, the some of the videos

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I've seen it that hilarious, so
hilarious to play that game. That one

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was fun. That one was was
a good time because it was you know,

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I mean it was it was satirical. It wasn't like I was actually

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doing a realistic job, you know. Yeah, like if you're the gas

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station attendant and you're like you're chunking
bottles with the people to come in.

417
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Yeah, you know, I love
you. Then there was a sequel that

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I never got to play called Vacation
Simulator, like how Long Before You basically

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uh how long before? Like life, it literally is fulfilling things in a

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simulator. This has been the same. It's like, hey, kids,

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We're going to go on vacation.
You just guys just sitting in the living

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room. Everybody's gonna be our homet
on. This is great. I love

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Hawaii. Getting sunburned it dad,
I'm surfing son. Yeah, cowabunka dude.

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Yeah, I don't know if it
was true. Okay, since we're

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talking about this, Okay, the
new like like that Apple headset now like

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it's see through goggles. It's like
the new like Google glasses ran over pedestrian

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simulator. I remember hearing about this. Yeah, like no freaking uh.

428
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A guy is watching a guy in
a uh one of those cyber trucks,

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the Tesla cyber truck, and he's
doing stuff with that fucking thing too.

430
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Why driving, Well, the truck
is driving, yeah I know. Oh

431
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yeah, cyber truck. Yeah.
C does this Apple VR come with the

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Maybe that's a good that's a good
investment. I think everybody should get that,

433
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right, you know what, You
gotta get that low end, right,

434
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you feel that low end and you're
low in. It's all about the

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base. But yeah, like we
can't freaking uh are we literally going down

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that road right now? I think
I feel like we are. I feel

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like fifty years from now, people
are gonna be starving to death because literally

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it's gonna be like, uh,
ten dead bodies found next to ladybird Lake,

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all starved to death because they were
hit VR for too long. I

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think it's a real thing too,
isn't it. Can't you get Arthur?

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Wasn't there somebody that did a study
on that. Were they like they were

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so engrossed in the VR that the
probably the br