May 20, 2024

S415- Good Bye , White Rhino.

S415- Good Bye , White Rhino.

Sad day for the world.

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Sad day for the world.

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Everybody. Uh, check out the
Dread Excitabus, the new podcast we got

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going on. It's scripted fiction.
It's really fun. I've been working hard

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on that one too, and we
will see you soon on the next episode

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of the Kentucky X Files. So
take care of each other and we'll see

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you. H you want to make
sure there's gonna be twisted turns and ups

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and downs. That's rights, sometimes
in different orders than that, sometimes rights

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and lefts and downs and ups,
a lot of downs. Fuck. Welcome

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back, guys to your Kentucky X
Files. Who ha who who? Who?

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Do you will immediately notice that we
are two out of three. Josh

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has had it benefit well, a
car show benefit something, and uh yeah,

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he sent us some some videos and
pictures to shay you guys later on,

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so we'll put them up. But
uh, you got it's it's us,

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You got us, got us today
and uh woe is us. It's

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a it's interesting times. And uh, I'm gonna get this one out of

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the way first. I wanna,
I wanna bring this right up to the

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table and get it over with because
it hurts me. The white northern rhino

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is fundamentally extinct, and that is
a huge bummer. I don't know if

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you heard about this, ty,
did you hear about this? There was

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there was three left in the world, and the male died in twenty eighteen.

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The females there's two females left and
both of them are too old now

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to carry a calf to full term. So unfortunately, the white rhino is

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it's done. There's programs, you
know that possibly could help, but they're

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too fucking busy working on mammoth balls
with balls. As you no doubt listeners

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have heard about in a previous episode, there's people trying to bring the Dodo

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back. There's people trying to,
you know, bring the saber tooth tiger

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peck, mammoths peck all this other
ship, while the white rhino just sits

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there and goes about. It's you
know, it's last little bit and it

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wouldn't be a big deal, but
it is kind of our fault. Like

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so, well, the white rhino
is a little different from other rhinos because

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they're a lot more but I said, I guess they're they're not as aggressive

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as some of the other rhino species, so they're they're kind of like they

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hang out in big herds. They
kind of they're more sociable. They're not.

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They don't just take off charging at
you because you're you there. So

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that behavior alone made them very very
easy to proach. Okay, so people

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were basically just killing these shit out
of them for their for their ivory and

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and whatnot. And unfortunately we're at
the we're at the tail end of that.

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Now we've lived long enough to watch
several species go extinct and here we

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are. Yeah, so yeah,
that's a huge bummer. And then somebody

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had said something there. Somebody was
trying to harvest what do you call it,

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like, uh, harvest the eggs
that the females may still have,

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just try to see if they could
fertilize them and put them in a different

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rhino to carry the calf to full
term. But unfortunately rhino is there a

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type of animal that doesn't interbreed very
well, you know, they don't.

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They don't do so hot with that, Like, it doesn't doesn't work half

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the time. But seriously, like
to me, this is a major bummer.

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This is a huge loss because it's
it's a species that's not going to

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be here anymore. And we did
that, you know, And and some

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people are like, well, you
know it happened Survival of the fittest.

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Yeah, totally, But tell me
that again when it's the last two people

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on Earth. But I when they
say survival of fittest, like, okay,

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by all means Like I I think
hunting hunting for your food is one

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thing, sure, but when you
put a dollar value on just it's like

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some parts of this animal. Yeah, that's that's where it gets wrong.

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I don't feel like that's right,
Like, especially destroying a population of an

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animal just because you want its horn. That's like it's ivory like, so

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that's like, that's not survival of
the fittest. That's that's exploiting. Like

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like what it was the especially like
what type of I don't know if this

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was a I think it was like
a gorilla thing, but uh they poached

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gorillas for like their hands other hand
to make him. Yeah, that's that's

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ridiculous. Go to an arts and
craft store or get some clay, make

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your own fucking ass straight. Do
you really need a freaking gorilla han to

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do that? It's stupid. That's
not survival of fitness. That's just being

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er like I guess, self centered, like you're wanting Yeah, you're just

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wanting an extravagant thing and you're willing
to kill something for it. It's just

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like going because my neighbor has a
side by side and I'm gonna shoot him

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in the face just because I wanted
side by side. That's that's stupid,

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Like, come on, does your
neighbor have a side by side? He

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does, and it's really nice.
We need to disclaim here that now he

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doesn't actually want his I don't like
I would if I gotta work hard for

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it, but I wouldn't shoot him
in the face, Like come on,

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I like, I just said it's
stupid that way. And that's when the

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show turned a true crime. Just
like GAT, we slipped into a different

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genre. There's gonna be like a
video clip of me saying all this stuff,

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and then there's gonna be another news
clip. Man charged today for shooting

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his neighbor in the face because he
wanted to side by side, and it's

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just me like like like holding up
the sign. It's like shit, yeah,

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it's true. And then they'll have
me on camera and I'll be like

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he was so quiet, so quiet, it was just so quiet, and

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they'll be like, why are you
saying that? I'm like, I thought

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that's what you're supposed to say.
He was so quiet. I never saw

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it Covin. I mean I did
because he said it. But other than

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that, I yeah, you know
what I mean, Yeah, I thought

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he was being facetious. Does this
make me an accomplish because I'm like,

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I'm sitting here like listening, and
well, that's if you believe that I

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would do it. Do you believe
that I would do it? It's just

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so quiet I'm talking right now,
you're quietly talking, quietly quiet. I

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don't know. Yeah, I mean, I don't think you're shoot a guy

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for a side by side, right, I mean, like, I'm sixty

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eight percent sure that you wouldn't wouldn't
do that. I'm going to get a

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call. I'm going to get a
call now because of this. Thank you.

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Yeah. We were just trying to
make like talk about the white rhino,

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and that's going to be your serial
killer name. They're going to call

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you the white rhino, the white
right. This is where the white right

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outs. So uh, I got
another one here that's somewhat related to this.

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I think I'm going to go ahead
and share this one with you,

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because this one's this was this one's
pretty wild? Uh? Of that here?

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Yeah, there we go. Okay, so this was caught on camera.

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Really I thought the last one was
recognize this guy tas Median tiger.

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Apparently somebody finally snapped a picture of
this thing, and the jury's out with

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the experts. They they're having a
tough time disproving it. M So,

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I don't know what to think about
this, but I mean, like,

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look at that the elongated jaw,
all that stuff. I mean, I

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know there's been rumors of this for
for years. Yeah, there's been a

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lot of rumors of this thing,
that this thing was out there, that

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it was still alive in small numbers
or whatever. Uh, I don't know,

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but it's pretty wild because we just
traded a rhino for it, you

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know what I mean, Like we're
losing a species, but there's a potential

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that an extinct species might still be
around. I think that's pretty fascinating.

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But yeah, it's this has been
all over the place, like everybody's been

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talking about this for the last couple
of weeks, that that this uh,

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that this was some guy snapped some
pictures as quick as he could of this

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thing while it was insight just to
do it, and it's all over.

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It's everywhere you can. You can
go like anywhere on Facebook. You can

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find pictures of this thing. Now
you can. Like there's like like big

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Time News is talking about it,
and a lot of people's first impression is

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that it's legit, like it's it's
the real thing. I don't know,

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holy shit, the thylocene, you
know, just saying they definitely need to

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get a hold of whoever took those
pictures and figure out where it is,

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because you know, somebody's out there, like I gotta shoot that in the

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face. Yeah, it's like probably
that's what's would happen, is is somebody

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It'll be like, dude, we
have proof that the thiloscene is still alive,

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and somebody will be like come out
of nowhere and just like shoot it.

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And it's like, well that was
that's ever. They're gone now.

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But I mean, if there's one, then it came from somewhere. So

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I just can't beat there, you
know what I mean. Yeah, I

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was just about to say that,
like because I've been hearing about this that

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people had sightings of these things for
for years. Yeah, and like I

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don't does is there any idea of
like their lifespan not to I know,

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no, I mean, at least
not that anybody really you know, I

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can say definitively. I think I
don't really know. Yeah, because that's

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what I'm saying is like, if
this was the last one, man,

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it is resilient because for years,
it's like just kept going no other predators.

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Uh got it, Like it's it's
that's crazy. It's wild, man.

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I mean, I don't know,
I don't really know what to think.

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It's it's cool as hell. Like
I hope it's I hope it's all

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legit. I hope they you know, it all turns out to be just

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absolutely true. I want to see
it. I'd like to see the thing.

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I mean, to know that this
thing that was lost to history might

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be out there is really fascinating,
that's really cool. No. I searched

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for everything. I searched for for
all kinds of different stuff to get into.

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Uh. I found that I've been
holding onto that one for a couple

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of weeks. You guys probably realized
by now that we've been recording one gigantic

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episode and then we break it up
and and send it out over over a

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few weeks. Or whatever, and
it gives us time to look for things

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and and build up some some content
for you and and to get on here

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and bullshit it out. You know, last Friday we was hanging out.

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Uh we actually got accidentally caught the
borealis. That was pretty bad ass.

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Didn't was going to happen? That
was that was pretty bad ass because we

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were all literally sitting there like what
that well, you remember Starlank wentever and

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we were all like, yeah,
yeah, Starlank. I thought Starlink was

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still just three satellites that that's that's
so fucking train. Now it's got it's

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just chugging along. I wonder if
he wants to eventually have like one stream

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just around. Yeah, like you
never not like you never don't see it.

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Yeah. Yeah, it's pretty pretty
bad ass, you know. But

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it was cool is to get to
like kind of experience that and see it.

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You know. I remember last year
when I was still in the camper.

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I remember seeing it on the news
that you'd be able to see the

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borealis and I just kept going outside
and looking and trying, and it was

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like it just I could never see
it from where I was at. But

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I didn't even know this one was
happening, and we were sitting there having

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a beer, bullshitting, and there
it is. There's a Borealis just in

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all its glory right above us.
And that was bad ass. I thought

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I snapped a picture of it,
but I don't know if I did.

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I can't remember. I know my
daughter she she took a bunch of pictures

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of it. Yeah, I don't. I don't think I did. I

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often don't do that. I often
forget. I'm gonna see if she's got

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some pictures up here and I can
show. Yeah, she sure did.

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Mhm. Sorry, people, I'm
back. I was cold when I first,

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when I first started, so I
had my hoodie on and now I'm

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hot, so I had to change. I had to change into a street

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but yeah, uh, I immediately
started saying it's in the times when I

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saw it. I don't know if
anybody else out there. I don't like.

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This is the reason why no one
really like listens to me because a

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lot of my information comes from movies. Yeah, that's why people like you

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shouldn't listen to me. But dude, if anybody's seen the core when you

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see, I'm not even gonna say
that, like the northern lights around here.

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The core is destabilizing. It's it
stopped spinning. So we're we're like,

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we're we're about to it's in the
days, it's in the days.

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I still't I still think it is. I mean we're dead. I don't.

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I don't think that's the case.
I think that you know, like

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there there it is. That's the
pictures my my daughter snapped. You're seeing

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like a screenshot out of a screenshot
here, so so sorry, And there's

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the other it's like pretty similar.
I guess if I do this, it

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looks like it's moving. That's really
cool. I was super stoked. This

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has been a year of shit happening
in the skies though. The yeah,

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the old what do you call it? The eclipse happened. That was pretty

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badass. I just I just love
I think I said this on our last

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big, big episode when the eclipse
happened. Uh. They Google said that

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they had a uptick right after like
the like day like a day after the

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eclipse happened. They had a big
search on why does my eyes hurt?

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That was day like a day after
they the eclipse happened, because you fucking

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stared at the sun. Yeah,
staring at the sound do that it was

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pretty cool during the eclipse. I
was I was actually working on my little

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one of my little lawnmowers out there, and it was slowly getting darker outside,

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and yeah, I was kind of
like, that's pretty badass, you

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know, like it's cool that I
was out there. I wasn't staring at

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the sun by any means, but
uh, I did set up my GoPro

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and set up a time lapse that
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in the end, the time lapse
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it was literally just aimed kind of
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then it just got dark and then
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time lapse, so it took a
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Let's see here. H got some
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let's see here. H m hm
h. Josh sent us over some

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pictures of some cars that he's looking
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gonna put some of these up so
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hm mhm. See here here we
go. All right, let's see what

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he's got here. Look at that. Oh that is nice. Let's keep

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on cruising here. Wow. Nice
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my end. Yeah, so is
that one? Huh some raptors looks like,

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what is that? Yeah? Little
dinosaurs boom? Look at that.

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Oh yeah, let's say he's having
final least. Oh man, Let's see

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what else I got here. I
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Oh yeah, yeah. Turns out, in the spirit of the ill

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the disclosure, a congressman has basically, well it's Congressman Tim Burchette. Hopefully

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I'm saying that right, or Burshett
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uh, basically that he wants to
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their classified UFO documents. Good luck, good luck. I don't know what

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to say. I want to believe
it's gonna work. He's gonna he's gonna

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get in there and he's gonna strong
arm him. But it's like, if

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these these same people that you're trying
to to forest are the ones that have

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to sign your ill in to fucking
the law, you know, what I

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mean, like, yeah, I
can't imagine them being like, Okay,

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let's see what you got here.
Okay, so you've this forces us to

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give you all the classified ship that
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Oh you gott us Like really,
they're going to release it, but

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it's just gonna be black lines.
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wasn't it. Yeah, just redacted
after redacted after redacted. Yeah, it's

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like why, yeah, yeah,
you really told us a lot. Yeah.

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I don't know. I want to
see it. I want to see

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I'd love to see just full truthful
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Let's see everything. Let's get this, let's get this show on the

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road. Let's let's start working on
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like I was talking to uh one, like one of the guys at work.

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He he was saying that his wife

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was like a huge like like I
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an advocate of like all these like
weird like UFOs, Yeah, like scared

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for the end of days, all
this kind of stuff. And I was

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telling them my opinions about a lot
of stuff. I was like, I

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like to take take things at like, uh not at face value because I

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wasn't there, Like even I was
talking about the like UFOs the moon landing,

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say there's there's bear, like a
bearing like I feel like on both

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sides, and I go to what
like we always say is like who doesn't

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benefit? Like why would they do
that? Why would they make make it

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up? So like you got to
think about it, like especially like the

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moon landing, like I wasn't there. I wasn't alive, right, But

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the idea of faking it because you're
basically trying to tell the Soviets like,

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hey where you were better? We
made it to the moon before you,

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so back off. I get that
saying that they faked the moon landing,

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but then like saying, like have
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believe that we have, sure,
But it could the first moon landing be

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a hoax. Maybe I don't know
what's it there. I don't know the

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actual real proof because no one's ever
going to really disclose even if it was

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a fake. There's no such thing, Like they'll never admit to that,

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Like they'll never admit that they faked
it just because they wanted to. Uh

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uh basically fake it just so they
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like, uh said uh about the

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like UFOs. Okay, we talked
about Bob Blazar. A lot of the

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stuff that he talks about and stuff
like some of it came true. Like

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I guess I can't remember everything he
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that he said is true. Uh, it came to be. But uh,

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what I keep thinking the government does
is how it's easier. Okay,

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everybody thinks, like, oh,
if I start talking about this, I'm

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gonna even if it is the truth, if I get if I start talking

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about this, they'll they'll have me
thrown out in the middle of the desert,

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never to be seen again. I
think that's that's bool. Like once

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you start talking about it on the
internet, especially how easy it is to

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start a guest and start talking about
Yeah, that's making that person's words true,

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like no matter, like you're basically
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if you keep letting him talk spewing
this crazy stuff, it's true. It's

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easier to manipulate the media to say
this person's crazy. That's sure. Yeah,

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because the things people say that they've
seen is crazy. No one wants

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to believe, like believe that these
are real. So it's easier to just

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let him talk and just kind of
like sprinkle like he's a lunatic, he

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doesn't know what he's talking. Yeah, talk because well, I mean yeah,

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because he can sound crazy. Yeah, let him shoot himself in the

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foot, even though that he's telling
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that today, even with stuff that's
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or anything. We do that today, Like somebody could like do we convict

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people on very little evidence just because
their story doesn't seem believable, and then

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they'll come to find out that he
was that person was telling the truth the

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whole time. So that's what I'm
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that we do that in like simple
things. If crazy thing happens and this

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person's talking about it, just him
talk whatever, you Uh. I put

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it in a way of like hiding
in plain sight. That's why we let

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all these people talk about these things. It is because it's easier just to

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make them look crazy than it is
to silence them. Yeah, that's true.

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I mean, I mean, shit, did even Neil Armstrong like towards

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the end was saying all kinds of
crazy ship. Remember remember hearing about that.

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I thought it was uh like a
buzz all. Yeah, he's saying

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that they like yeah, but I
can't I thought I saw a video of

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them. They manipulated the audio Like
I can't say they manipulated, but they

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could it. You know how they
do it. Something looks different than what

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it like. They they start the
the audio like way before the the actual

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or they took one little word out
and it changes the whole narrative of the

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of the story. So back before
they had AI, yeah, now you

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got AI. Videos of buzz Aldrin
like trying to sell your car insurance and

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ship. Yeah, I don't know
how many times freaking uh Joe Rogan's trying

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to sell me supplements. Yeah yeah, Joe Rogan's just like selling supplements out

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of his car now. I mean
going along with that one though. It's

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like he does that ship on his
show anyway. Yeah, so they're yea

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too, because he'll be sitting there
talking and he's like really really good,

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and all of a sudden he's like, you may not know this, but

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health is actually really important to me, and you're just like, what what

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huh? What what about the damn
got me again, babe. I've seen

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those videos that Joe Rogan AI videos. They're getting better at him. I

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love the ones that actually so that
you don't try to sync up the audio,

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like while you're watching it, they'll
do the captions in front of his

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mouth. Yeah, like the words
that there's they put in there. They

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put the captions over his mouth.
And I'm like, you know that he

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like the videos that you're splicing together
so you don't get copyright infringement there,

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he's changing like his clothes, like
he's a different T shirt and stuff.

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I'm like, you know, this
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it's freaking hilarious. Dude. Yeah, I keep seeing that ship. We're

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in that age now though I've already
seen at least four AI bigfoot videos on

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Facebook. Mm hmm. And that
was the cat killing my camera. I

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didn't I didn't notice you notice no, Like, look at that hands handsome

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man. Who is that? That's
the that's not your stunt double. That's

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you. That's a picture of you. That's not that's Oh god, here

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we go every goddamn time. Look
I have them all. I'm like I'm

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crooked. Now, hold that mean
Okay, we're back. So I don't

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know if you could tell, but
the cat is running around losing its mind,

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and my cable for my camera happened
to be the casualty there, so

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yeah, god damn it. But
yeah, I know it's I've seen that,

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like more ridis over there of AI
generated big but