171 - NASA’s UAP Slip-Up, Weaponized Ticks & the Mysterious Lady in Blue

This, just in, NASA cut something on their live stream and they cut the feed. What was it? Well, we're gonna show you. This also just in a woman in blue is bio locating all across the world. She's here, now she's here. How does that make sense? Stay tuned. And the director of the FDA just confirmed a ton of the conspiracies that we've talked about. You're gonna want to hear this. This podcast is brought to you and powered by Sunday Cool. Watch this or listen. Yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah. That camera's like a little with it. What is it looking like? Also, what did you mean when you like talk about the spiderverse animation? They're like eyes are going crazy. No, it's not their eyes. It's the the whole thing is like. It makes my eyes go. It's pretty smooth to me. It's kind of like the. I don't know why I've been thinking about that. I was like, 'cause I was watching another animation. We're coming out with another in February. They're coming out with the goat where it's called goat. And it's literally a basketball movie about animals playing basketball. And it's in that the same people who made that. That's so fun. Oh, yeah. And it looks so good. It looks awesome. Speaking of looking so good. Hey, I know I look pretty good. Oh, stop the clankers. Stop the clankers. New NAB merch. Just drop folks. New day shirt. And guess. Dude, it's a glow in the dark. Teach not only is it awesome. Like a cool like 70s horror movie poster kind of vibe. It's literally glow in the dark. And it's whole thing glows in the dark. It's so bright. How did you guys do that? That's cool. I'm the dark ink baby. Who offers that? Sunday. We do Sunday. Sunday. Cool. It's a cool. So the whole print when you're out standing in the sun, you go into a dark room. I am. Dude, it lights up legitimately. I'm in love with this t-shirt. I'd be buying it if I wasn't working here. Yeah. And they're all comfort colors. Which is pretty cool. Very, very cool. Very, very cool. Very thick, thick, thick boys for the cold season. Thick boxy. Thick boy, thick shirt for the thin boys. Thick boy. Cause we're getting thin. Yeah. We'll talk about that here in a minute. Yeah. Talk about thin. We're getting. Oh, man. I'm already. Matt is 16 back right now. Uh, I guess we can talk about it real quick. Sure. Why not? Um, we, this is month. One month check in. One month with our, our boys, uh, Jen, uh, Genesis, uh, health solutions. Click play on that thing, Josh. I'm done. Click talking to stuff at the same time. It was so difficult. We're doing this. We're done. Clicking anything. I cannot multitask to save my life. And they know like when they're, when I'm doing something and they're talking to me, I'm like, I didn't hear anything you just say. It takes about like five seconds to be talking to a woman. You see it in his eyes. You're like, you're still on the last thought all the way. And he, and he always goes, huh? Yeah. What was that? Sorry. I wasn't listening. It's. Huh. Uh, but we're the greatest old man in the world. We're a month in. We're a month in baby. I've lost six pounds. Let's go. Eight pounds, baby. Six. Look at it. At it. Yeah. I put on four. Nice. Hey, that's like. That's like skin and baby. Uh, but yeah, it's going great. Super awesome. Working out a lot. We got their, their health coach who's been helping us out with the workout plans. I'm telling you, I was telling you this morning, the app is dope because of that. I just need somebody to tell me exactly what to do. Yeah. I don't know what to do. I will listen, but just going in there aimlessly to a gym. It's like, what do I start with? How do I know that it's like properly like, you know, not working out the exact same thing? I don't know. Yeah. It's good. Again, they're not a sponsor, but they are hoping to say this. No, they're hooking us up with all this fitness stuff. Uh, but if you go to gin3health.com, we got some discounts, people this Friday, when this comes out through Monday, if you use a code cyber 30, you get a discount. Boom. And if you use cyber ninja, uh, you get 10% off your next three months of their membership. I told about it. Cool. Yeah. I just kind of text about it. Really? Yes. I just text on my phone that said it. Yeah. So we're promoting that because we want you guys. If you, for those of you who are interested in starting this journey with us. So then like a year from now, when we're absolutely jacked and being completely jacked, and cast it into like, to be the next like action movie star. Yeah. Yeah. We will be. You'll be alongside us. Yeah. Dude, let's make it so that when somebody encounters somebody that's super jacked and ginormous and healthy, they say, oh my gosh, you must be ninjas or butterfly fan. Yeah. Cause you look like this. Yeah. Yeah. That's absolutely what we want to do. So thank you, Genesis, uh, health solutions. We love you guys. Again, they're all veteran dudes, dudes that served helping people out, helping people get healthy. Yeah. Like your two tummy boys here. Yeah. Dude, speaking of like military people, we just watched that Marines documentary on Netflix. What's their call? It's called the Marines. Dude, I'm like, what a China is all of this. They literally make these guys look so silly. Really? Yeah. What do you mean? That yeah, it's like all these kids and they're just like, I know you shouldn't pray for war, but I just want to kill someone. I just want to kill somebody with my god. That's all I think. And these are guys are like that are right out of high school. It's like these are there like 18 and 18. That's a problem. It's not the Marines. Yeah. They're mentally wrong. One girl is something off. So they interviewed people before they actually are Marines. No, they're Marines. They're active. They're active Marines. Are they listed in the pipeline or have they graduated the schools? They are on a ship and they are like machine gunners machine gunners. Okay. Okay. And I guess they're like 20. That's yeah. One year or 22 or something like that. But then they like also have a guy on there who's older and kind of like their fatherly mentor who's obviously like just like running away from his family. And he enlisted when he was like 28, yeah, which is pretty old and he's going. I want war. Yeah. I want to action. That's it. But I'm like, I feel like. Yeah, great. I was just going to say like watching these guys and I'm like, what are they like talking about? They guarantee you every like World War II and stuff, those guys are like, I can't, I can't wait to fight. Yeah. All this practicing and stuff. And then when they get in it, dude. So he said there's actually a phenomenon with it. Dudes that are enlisted that never see combat actually have their own like psychotic break. Like PTSD. Like PTSD. So he's like, I treat people that never go to war. And then I treat people that do go to war. Because it's mostly like in that, the, the former, they, it's like a shame thing. Like they feel ashamed that they weren't able to do more or like, serve in a capacity. That makes sense. I knew, I knew several people who had that experience and their friends would come back from war, but not all of them. And so if they weren't there, even those are, those are the people that they trained with. There's this like, I wasn't there to protect my family. And so that just kind of cripples you. I can imagine feeling that way. Yeah. Anyway, I mean, like obviously, I'm pro military in the Marines. I think I'm trying to figure out what they were trying to say with this documentary and why they highlighted these people specifically. But I guess that group, whatever the machine gunners, maybe with the, the defunding of the military, they lost. No, no, no. Those, it was the snipers. What did I say? The machine gunners. The snipers no longer exist within the, the Marines, they were, they're like, disbanding the Marine snipers. Why is that? There's budget cuts and the fact that we have not gone to war in a while, I guess. I don't know. Did you know there are drones have taken place of that long distance, like you could either shoot, shoot a two mile shot or you could deploy a drone that whether or not you lose it. It doesn't matter. Interesting. That makes a lot of sense. Did you know that the Marines are the first ones like the, whenever there's a war? 1775 are, they're the longest running military branch. But they also are the first to go in. The first responders. Yeah. The few. The proud. The marina. Anyway. I'm troll marines. I'm anti that documentary. I've seen like the training, like they're basic training and stuff. That's just brutal. Well, yeah. It's brutal. Um, or I saw the seal team, the Navy SEALs training how it's like impossible. Yeah. Yeah. It was crazy. I was literally, I had, when I was 1617, every single weekend, I went with my buddy and he was a year ahead of me, so he was going. He was 18. As soon as he graduated, he was gone and he went to San Diego and became a Marine, but I was going with him every single week. We were just, I was like, this is what I want to do. This is what I want to do. And I got, like, good at a lot of like the physical training stuff and I was just excited about it. And then I was, God's like, I'll do that. I don't want you to do that. I don't think it would have been a good idea for me. You went from Marine to youth pastor. Yep. It was either that. I legit. The Lord's Army. Hey. Yes. Who raw? Who raw? Who raw? It was that or a. Oh, yeah. Radio clown. I legit. And I was like, I want to be a radio clown. So bad. I could see it up. Speaking of radio clowns, you own a little jingle. Yeah. Yeah. Yeah. You didn't interrupt me about this show that's casting, by the way, you said stop talking. Huh? What show is casting? What's the name of it? Oh, Prairie Life or something. No. Yeah. That's not the name. You're such a disappointment, dude. I think that's what it's called. No. Your wife called you in your time. The need and you let her down. We'll talk about you in a minute. We got a really good. Proceed with your work. 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you kidding me because he's the bad guy the bad guy Adolf Hitler everything he stands for basically everything he stands for he did like dogs yeah of course we're talking about the re-elected councilor of Alpunga ampunja yeah we're doing he's a re-elected councilor of ampunja a constituency which is in the Oshana region north northern Namibia Namibia Namibia yeah Namibia Adolf Hitler re-elected the for the fifth time and he say what he's all about he's one of the biggest things he stands for which you apparently think are bad is you know institutionalized segregation so he's fighting that he's fighting that South Africa yeah just actively that's literally his whole passion is to make sure that you know these people are being segregated yeah he's trying to bring unity he's trying to bring peace I feel like he's really yeah because I am little because he is actually a little frustrated too this poor Adolf Hitler really poor him for being named that truly oh yeah let's just let's just throw shame at people in Africa yeah let's do that anything else you want to pile on goodness is he familiar with the original original what we're talking about Adolf Hitler we're talking with the one that matters right now the one that's doing good the one that's making a difference a difference okay in Namibia no Namibia Namibia that was Namibia at first that is another place that's Zambia right not Zambia Namibia that aid off Hitler Namibia no Namibia either and I looked up how to say it and I can't even say it Namibia you got it Namibia don't let her try to gas like you don't try to gas like me that's so me everyone relax why I guess you guys are here first when at least pros aggregation welcome to show almost here listen folks if you have names on your list still don't freak out uncommon goods makes holiday shopping stress-free and joyful with thousands of one-of-a-kind gifts you can't find anywhere else and they really do feel unique not kind of the vibe of like oh I ran to wall 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All right, back off. - Enough. - Did you see, by the way, how many comments we got that they were like, "You don't get him," or whatever. - Yikes. - Something's happening in the social media world, the amount of blatant racism that's now allowed to pass is kind of crazy. - I was talking a little about it. I mean, Nick Fuentes, he has, there's an underlying good message. Not underlying, there's a good message with not even a lot of underlying, but just kind of just racist stuff. - It's like he's layering like two truths in a lie kind of thing. - Yeah, I've seen not from his account, but other accounts on social media things in regards to interracial marriage are just along the racist vein. Things that I'm like, wow, that's weird to hear is accepted in culture being half Filipino. And then to go to the accounts and realize that like a ton of people I know are like avid followers of the person like, this is becoming a weird, - It's 15. - It's a dangerous, - Weird, kind of in your society bomb kind of queuing up. - Hey, it was Nick Fuentes. I was not trying to fight you. - I'll fight him. - Yeah, I might. The way that you talk about women is so, yeah. I mean, I think, I'm trying to even talk her does this. These like huge generalizations. Like Nick Fuentes was like, these chicks out here are nuts and mean and fat and ugly and they're not, the juice isn't worth the squeeze is what he said. And I'm like, are you talking about all women by the way? Because who are you talking about? - Anyways, Adolf Hitler, this poor man. (laughing) So Namibia was once a German colony known as the German Southwest Africa in, as a result, Germanic names remain somewhat common in certain regions. Adolf claims that when he was born, his father did not fully understand who Adolf Hitler was. - Oh. - Meaning that the name was inherited innocently, not as an ideological statement. - I think I might have changed my name legally before I ran for office. - He tried, he tried to, I guess. - It worked for him. - Yeah. - I mean, this is fifth reelection. - He's successful. - It's poor man. I mean, maybe he can make the name good. - Oh. - Redeeming the names. - That's pretty hard. - Maybe Adolf Hitler isn't so bad. (laughing) - Wait, are you talking about which one are we talking about? - This video probably already got flat. - I was gonna say, this is what's going on with our monetization. - But first five minutes, we mentioned his name million times. - Geez. - Oh yeah, so. - Good for him. - Yeah, congrats. - He's done it. - Congrats. - It's been gonna have not congrats though. - Whoa. - Assault the worst video. I'm not gonna show you because it's-- - I wanna see it. - I can't show you. - Oh come on here. - Is it like my type of worst video word? - It was a man at a zoo. Somewhere in Asia, the lion. - The lion. - It's an atel. - Yes. - What? - He climbed into this pit, bro. - Let me stop doing that, guys. - There's like a big old palm tree and he jumps on it and he's sliding down. And people are like, what are you doing? Obviously in their language, which is-- - Yeah, they go. - Yeah. - But he's sliding down and he's like smiling. And this lion like season runs over to the tree and he's just looking at him. - And he goes, jumps down and this lion gets him. - You see the whole thing? - He falls behind a bush. I didn't see the whole thing, but that lion-- - Yeah, mold him. - Dude. - Terrifying death. - Yeah. - Yeah. - What is now? - His claws, what kind of-- - The lion uses its claws to grab his leg and then pull them. - Pull them a kind of out of you, right? - Yeah. - I didn't know if my club ended earlier. - Yeah, and he lived. - He did? - Only for a couple of seconds. - You're terrible, you're terrible. - That's so funny. Our girls are obsessed with getting on YouTube and just like watching like people versus animals. - Wow. - Like that little girl that's like standing on next to the dock and then the sea lion comes out of nowhere, grabs the dress and pulls her underneath and then the dad jumps in and falls. Like it's just fascinating. But I showed them the clip of Harambe. The kid jumping in there. - Wow. - A legend. - Yeah, it's just like, how do they not know about this? - Harambe. - All right, B. - Yeah, but Harambe has to be a part of every homeschooler's education. - Dude, we've gotta find the kid. The kid is alive. - He's done interviews, I swear. - Really? - I don't know. I might be making that up. - Which by the way, let me correct this. (laughing) - Air Kirk did not sue Candace Owens. However, I did see. I know I saw somebody talking about it. - Yeah. Fake news. - Well, the thing is people complained that we did, like you should do more research. It's like, we literally fact-checked it in real time. - I, I, I, I looked it up and I was like immediately. - You're like, I don't think so. - I'm not sure. I don't, I don't see anything. - No, I know. But I did see it. - Yeah. - It just fell into the fake news. - Speaking of fake news, listen to Trump in this clip. I thought this was, he's just, he's a, (laughing) - It's so funny. - What? - How he's just a bully. (laughing) - Listen, someone was asking him about an MRI scan that he just got and they said, like what, what part of your body was the scan on? (laughing) - Listen to what he says. - What part of your body was the MRI looking at? - I have no idea. Which is an MRI with part of the body. It wasn't the brain because I took a cognitive test and I aced and I got a perfect mark which you would be incapable of doing by everybody. (laughing) - Just for no reason. - It's like, okay, Callie, I was just asking. - Just one question. (laughing) - Oh my gosh. - It's the most guilty man in the world. Just like, I don't, I don't know. You're stupid. - Not my brain. - 'Cause I'm smart as heck. - Not like you. - Got me. Did you see the commentate on that full line of questioning where he lists off several tests that he did? And he's like, I passed them all. But they're the dementia tests. And so he accidentally slipped that he's actively being dementia tested, which may be standard practice for someone his age. - I'm sure it is. - Especially in, yeah, his, but it's like, a little like, hey, maybe don't. like tell the world you're getting dementia testing. Yeah, anyways, we're going to dementia testing. Check me. There's this lady in Thailand. She was almost buried alive. What, what, what made them think she was dead? Her knocking on the cough or she, uh, she like just was not responsive. She was 65 year old woman. She was a 65 year old woman in Thailand. That was bedridden for two years. And her family was looking at her one day and they just, it's it. They just like, she's not breathing. So they packed her up and put her in a coffin. The family, the family without a, a helper within an expert. I, I'm sure they had a doctor or something. Check it out, but then you're here to, oh my, she was in there. Yeah, mom was in the coffin. She's alive. Who's there? It's your mom. It's your mom, who? Get out of here. Yeah, it was just a knocking. I promise you if I wake up in a coffin, it's gonna be more than just, I know there's panic. The thing got me out of here. I wake up with like the blankets twisted around me and it's a full panic attack. I can't, I can't, I know we've talked about before, but I cannot watch the, was it spur-lunking? Oh, yeah. Oh, no, I can't do it. No, do that guy in the nutty putty cave. Dude, I, one time Josh has his history. I guess I don't know what it is. If I get sick first, it's always like, she's not sick as someone else. I had this stomach bug so bad in a way that we both have PTSD about it because you got it to after and we were like, that was the worst. Just remember the one who was like every 15 minutes you'd throw up or every 30 minutes? Dude, literally the worst I've ever been sick. It was like my, my, I couldn't even breathe right because my intestines were in pain. And Josh was like, let's watch this documentary about these guys who get stuck in the baby. That's so fun. It's like trauma in my head. That's so funny. That was a nightmare, dude. It was like 18 hours of pure, just torture. What's that it off? I mean, it's just a bug or something. The lost boys. No, the sickness. Oh, I don't know. The documentary? I lost my syndrome. I lost, I've done that for a second. That was the day I watched Severance all in one day. Wow, really? Yeah, the first season of Severance. Which Django Django, I feel like I'm manifesting it like sick movies are the best. Yeah, like like sick days when you're just like laying down and can't do anything. I don't know. This is it was pretty terrible. Neurovirus is a neurovirus. Neurovirus. It was terrible because it was like it was like every hour on the hour. Exactly. Like you'd puke and you feel better 45 minutes later. You're like, oh, no, it's coming again. And then it would happen again. And you'd be like, fun feeling better. And then I would just and you couldn't eat, you couldn't drink. I mean, it was terrible. That's like psychological torture because you start to think that good. And then you're not just the impending doom. Truly. Dude, I haven't been sick like that in so long. Not going right now. I told you guys about the worst. I had food poisoning as when they cooked my boiled peanuts and crab boil water. That was who knows how old that's terrible. I mean, that's immediate speaking of being sick and food. I know you guys already talked about it on the live last week. But godly Campbell's chicken soup. I know he got fired. Did he really? Yeah. Let me make sure everything. So this is a hundred percent real. He's in it. He works in IT. He's like the he's in charge of his VP. It was VP of IT or something like that. He's not directly in charge of the food. I see. But he is up the ladder at the company for sure and has been let go. So for those of you guys who didn't tune into that and haven't seen that Campbell's one of their top execs got caught on a hot mic explaining just speaking down as if the soup is only for poor people. He makes food for poor people. I would never eat this. Why would I eat bioengineered meat? He's like the chicken is 3d printed 3d print dude. Are you kidding me? I mean, it makes sense. That's what they do. That 3d printing with them. Pretty sure it's cricket meal. Dude, if that's happening in Campbell's, that means that's a lie. What's in what's on the label, right? That because it says chicken. I'm sure. It's built. Well, so they're always clever because it can be like broth can be one of the ingredients, which is like how much chicken meal do you need to actually put the water for if it says chicken comma. I mean, that's, but that's what I'm saying. Like how is it lying if they just dusted chicken bone meal into the thing you technically have. That's been a while since I've asked a question. What is the essence of chicken? Like how much chicken do you need in the soup for it to account? I know. We can be eating feathers. I'm going to look it up. This is crazy. What else and other things are we eating the truth or did he have beef and he just wanted to slander? I was mostly chicken. I saw this one couple talking about McDonald's and they're doing the math. They said McDonald's serves 6.5 million burgers a day. What was that? That was someone's jaw dropping from this fact right there. 6.5 million burgers a day, which is equivalent to, I think they said, what is it? 97,500 cows per month. Oh my gosh. That doesn't seem right. It's impossible. What do we do? It's impossible. It's impossible. It's a lot of cows. It's a crazy amount of cows. It has to be. Yeah. What are they doing? Where are they getting that beef? I'm big time triggered on processed foods. I'm about to, I'm about to, I don't even know. Well, you know, they say I'm just close to becoming vegan. I'm, I'm this close to going off grid. Well, you know that theory where they say there's not enough grave sites for all the people that are dying. I was just talking about that this week about new, new, new cemeteries and stuff. Yeah. There's not enough grave sites for all these people that are dying, but we see a lot of hamburgers in this world. Shut up right now. Dude. Don't even talk about that. Don't even say that. That would be an insane. I don't think we have enough cows for all these hamburgers. No, but we don't got enough humans. That's just McDonald's. Yeah. That of every other burger restaurant. Sure. It's crazy. You think about grocery stores that are actually using real beef, hopefully. But I mean, it is nuts. Yeah. It's crazy. And I know bioengineered meat exists now. Yes. It fully exists now. Yeah. Yeah. For sure. Yeah. And it just depends like what else is it being used in? That's the crazy thing. And if people knew, they, I mean, golly do, we just need a revolt. It's being a revolt. Hypothetically. I'm telling you. If I find out that McDonald's hamburgers are people, I wouldn't even know what to do. I would knock that building down. I don't earn number two. Super size. That's a way to stick with the fish filet, baby. The number two animal. I was, I think I've posed this question on the show before, but like, you know, like in cannibal movies, they're all like showcases, like he, like I'm crazy. Apparently there is like a, uh, something that's released when you eat people meat that makes you like lose your mind. I didn't know if it was the act of eating a person breaking your mind or if there was like a physiological reaction. Apparently it is. What about these ladies that eat their placenta? No. That's wrong with that. Don't say that word. Do they become cannibalistic? Don't say that word. They become a little nutty. Possibly. Why the world's going crazy. The United States of America is going wild right now. What if we're all just eating them? McDonald's, or just all these ladies eating their placenta. That's probably that. Have you seen that movie, uh, bones and all? No, but he said it was good. I mean, it's not, I wouldn't say it's good. It's definitely like well-acted because it's Timothy Chalamet and it's him and this girl that just are literally cannibals and it's like in a very, not like, you know, barbaric type of way where you just, you know, like in the jungle eating, it's like just normal people. Then you find out they like to eat humans and it's like this is wild. It's like a borderline horror, but it's like horror drama. It's crazy. It's being a horror drama. Yeah. You guys see the NASA life feed that got cut. No. It's going below your mind. What's happening? What is NASA doing? So they were doing a live stream from the International Space Station and it's on video. It's proven. Yeah. This thing goes across and then right after that, technical difficulties. Got the what? Wait. Are you serious? You got it? Oh, man. I'm pumped. I'm in the mood today, dude. It is. I mean, it's something. It just cuts out. Yeah. Nice. Which, before you watch it, I want to say that guy, we were talking about on the live who just did the documentary. Oh, what is it called? Unacknowledged. You a photoscosure? Yeah. Yeah. It is called. I saw it on Amazon. Oh, man, goodness. What is it? Gone. Age of disclosure. Oh, man. You a photoscosure. Yeah. Age of disclosure. He talked about how he heard from a credible source that we have, like we have reverse engineered UAPs, if you will, that can travel the solar system and they're actively doing that. And so all of these UAP signings are these high tech, black budget crafts that are traveling the solar system. That is, that we're in control of. Oh, yeah, apparently. But he said they'll never really site technology. Sure. Like even if World War III broke out, they still won't really set technology. They said it would have to be like a world ending event for them to show the public. Okay. So watch this video. when you said that you're like, I don't even believe 'em. Okay. - Yeah, watch this video. This is just flying in space. - This is legit. - Yeah. - This was on people did like on NASA like screen recording the live feed. - Bro, what? - And then it just cuts out. - That's the shape. - That we keep seeing over and over again. - Yeah. - Bro, in the nuts, this is crazy. - Yeah. - That, and it's like translucent. - For those who are just listening, it's literally, it's like this like triangle shape glowing. It looks like lava on their perimeter, but like also like invisible in the middle. - It's like a mirrored image. - Yeah. - It's like, yeah, it's like, has that mirrored technology so it shows you what's behind. Which we've had we have here on earth. So it was like, I wonder if that's where it came from. - It's weird, crazy dude. - Yeah. - I love that. NASA's slipping. - They're slipping. - I mean, it's going to, - It can't keep up with it. - No, it's going to, it's going to come out. - Just tell us, NASA. - Come on, NASA, we won't tell anybody. - Come on. - Just tell us whispered into our ear. - What would that do to you though? If like, let's say, NASA's like, hey, we're doing presidents with us. We're going to do a press, you know, like this, and we're going to, we have a big announcement. They sit down and they say this is what happened. This is what Area 51 is. We have been traveling the solar system. This is what we know. Like, let's say they don't even announce Alien Life, but they just say that they have, like, spacecraft that have been for whoever, for however long they've been traversing the galaxy. That creates like, I'd have a problem with that. Like, if it was real and they owned up to it, it would create just like this insane distrust. - Yeah, I mean, people would immediately not believe it too. They'd be like, all right, I don't buy that. - Yeah. - But then, I don't know. I mean, we've talked about that whole occult thing where these entities were teaching these rocket engineers, new technology, all for the purpose of traveling the stars. Like, that's like this achieving of God, you know? Like, if man can travel the stars and they are God, and-- - It's our babble. - So it seemed like they kind of figured it out, maybe. - Well, they're least on their way. - Yeah. You know what? Why not? What humans be gods? Like, why not? - Yeah. - The way you chose it ever. - Like, excuse me? - Lost Boy. - The terrible idea. - Yeah. - Galated. - That's so wild. - It's being a terrible and wild. - Yeah. - This is terrible and wild. The two National Guards, Guardsmen's that were shot in DC this past week. - I didn't see anything about this. - Was it Thanksgiving or the day after Thanksgiving? - I don't know. - Or day before Thanksgiving. - Might've been before. - Anyway, I think I have it. - They were shot like-- - That's almost strangely sniper stuff. - Well, this man who was an Afghanistan immigrant, two blocks away from the White House, went and pow pow in their, in these people's-- - Like close range. - Yeah, with a 357 revolver. - Oh my goodness. - But this is where it's crazy. So the guy who did it, I don't know his name. And if I did know, I wouldn't know how to pronounce it. But he was a CIA asset in Afghanistan. - Oh my gosh. - And he was brought over in 2021 under the Operation Allies welcome. So he was a CIA asset in Afghanistan, brought to the US and then just went and did this in DC and super weird and they shot him. - They killed him. - No, they didn't kill him. They shot him, but they were able to keep him alive. And apparently he's not cooperating with like why he did it and the intentions and stuff. - 'Cause he got switched on, dude. - I thought I mean. - Yeah, the CIA director came out and he's like, this guy, he used to work for us. - And he's like, "Oh, don't say it, I don't know what it is." - He's one of the good guys. Wait a second. - Who trained him to do this? - So it was just too much honesty. We were like, well, yeah, shouldn't have said that. We were also, we were like, "Talas!" - Yeah. I mean, if he was an asset at one point, he's got to have at least some knowledge of how to like get out of a situation and it seems poorly planned as far as like, you know, an evacuation plan or whatever. Or if it is a public statement, the message is typically associated with what you do. - Yeah. - But there's no message. So something is slipping. - You think it's like the possibility of them trying to push an agenda? - Well, yeah, definitely. I mean, immediately Trump banned all immigration from Afghanistan. - Yeah. - And I think he's trying to put a halt on immigration in general. - He said, I read it and understood it as all third world countries. - He did say that, yeah. - Which encompasses a lot. - Yeah. But this is a weird part. So one of the victims who passed away, unfortunately, Sarah Beckstrom, I believe she was 20, very sad. - Terrible. - The other guy, Andrew Wolff, as far as I've seen that he's still in critical condition. But Sarah, this is a weird conspiracy and it's just weird. - Yeah. - So I'll just preface that. But people have done screen recordings. I try to do it today and it didn't work for me. So I wonder if something was changed. But if you go to like Google Trends and you look up her name, her name was looked up in another country, I think two days before this event happened. It was in Tel Aviv, Israel. - Oh yeah, my brother sent us that. - What? In the world. It's a spike. The only place in the world where her name was looked up was Tel Aviv, Israel, two days before this incident. - Dude, what is going on? That's crazy. - Yeah. - That's really weird. - That's the thing they don't account for. People like, because that happened with a lot of Charlie Kirk's death too. Like two days before, like apparently there is the name of the shooter was like spiked. Nothing and then a spike located in Washington, DC. And then the name of the type of gun. And like just multiple things that all lined up. And so something like that, that means. I mean, obviously it was a planned hit. - I mean, it seemed had to have been intentional. - I mean, obviously it was intentional. - I wanted to know how good Google is and actually like looking up the IP address though. 'Cause I remember in like high school, we used to use proxy websites. And so we could get on my VPNs too. - That's what I'm saying, but so just to play devil's advocate, somebody wanting to paint that narrative could be doing the same thing and pinging off of somewhere over there. - Yeah, but it was two days before the incident. - Right, I'm saying they, I mean, couldn't you ping it at any point whenever you decide it? Like if you're deciding, hey, like let's start. This is a thing that, I'm saying they are responsible for whoever they is. They are responsible, but they're painting a narrative with the. - I understand. - So whoever's planning the hit, it wants to point us in to look that way. - I understand what you're saying. - I can't think of a way to be sure that that didn't happen. - Man, that's crazy, dude. - And we did talk about on the live, that whole ex account or ex Twitter, where the location popped up in Homeland Security was saying that it was hosted in Israel. - Yeah, all these political accounts are like overseas, like Nigeria, and it's like, this is so weird. - Yeah. - But they're, I think they're saying it was a glitch, which I'm like, I don't know why I'm back. - I don't think that's how glitches work. (laughing) - All of them? - They'd say, yeah. - Super weird. - Strange, man. I don't like that at all. Change the subject a little bit, something a little bit funnier. - Please. - But there was this guy, an Italian man, who was accused of impersonating his mother, and like, she had, was getting pension, and so she goes up and goes to the location to get her money and everything like that, and he's dressed as his mother. (laughing) And that's the mom, and that's him. - Wow. - Not terrible, but I can imagine the voice of an older Italian man impersonating a mother, so you can kind of see it. - That's pretty impressive. - He's a great. - He's a great. - He did great, but the thing is, it was apparently not that great in person, because the lady who was recognizing, like helping him out, she realized something's a little off here. - Gratzi. (laughing) - Gratzi, I need my money. - She goes back and she's like, I think something's up here. She calls the police, the police show up, and it's like, okay, you can't do this. So they go to his home. - His mom's dead. - His mom's dead. - Oh no. - The body is in the house, and he's under investigation right now, and he was literally trying to just collect her pension. - In that nuts? - Oh no. - It's crazy. - But it's just like, I mean, the levels that you're willing to go through is like, all right, now it's time to play dress up. - Yeah, you know what's about all the fraudulent stuff with that Elon talks about it on the episode with Joe, but he's like, the easiest thing you could do is like, maybe delete everybody out of the system that is 300 years old. Do you know anyone that's 300 years old? Because there's 300 year old people collecting money from the government right now. - Yeah, that's so. - Is that possible? - Did we talk about those two guys that were trying to invade the island? - The island. - Oh no, you and I talked about it though. - The island? - No, this is a different island. - This is psycho. Psycho. - Okay. - These two kids, Gavin and Tanner, 21 years old. 21 and 20 came up with this elaborate idea where they were going to sail to this island that's right off the coast of Haiti as I think they said 80,000 people live on this island their plan was to take it over and they said they planned on all the men and enslaving the women and children and so what they did was they started buying weapons they were taking sailing lessons. One of them joined the Air Force I believe or like one of a military something just to get training. Sure. And they had this whole plot and they started recruiting homeless people from Washington DC to build an army. I can't comprehend this. The news idea was this I don't know but they were dead serious and they were about to move forward with it and then their plan got got exposed. Okay. So someone caught them before it was ever happening. Did they like was there any like repercussions from that. Yeah. I mean they're probably potentially facing life in prison. Really? They haven't actually done it yet. It was a conspiracy to murder something something something or they said like minimum it's 15 years. But they're also caught with other stuff with children. Yeah. Terrible stuff but that's they were these I mean complete psychopaths that were just like we're going to go take over this island. What are they thinking? I don't know. I'm just imagine the brainstorming process for that. It's like dude, I don't know what to do with my life. I want to go to college. We're even learning Haitian Creole. We're in the process of learning, which means we're going to try to take an island and they're going to be like, I can't talk to you. Yeah. Merci. I just yeah, that seems like the craziest plan of all time. Yeah. The homeless recruitment is baffling to me. Yeah. I mean that's kind of promising them a wonderful life. Like listen, you'll live like a king. You get to live in the Caribbean. He's got to kill at least 2000 people each. It's great. Yeah. It's insane. I mean, I don't I can't imagine like that. If that actually tried to put like they actually landed on shore and like how that would have played out. Yeah. I don't know. It's dude. That's bonkers. People need to get hobbies, man. So their plan wasn't like exposed at all as far as like how they would be able to do that as far as the I just read of what I just said basically. Yeah. I know the homeless people were like, hey, if you give me a warm blanket and some food, I'll tell you everything about what these guys are doing. Maybe. Yeah. I bet it was one of them probably. Yeah. He's terrible. He's like, I know this is a bad idea. This is nuts. I'm not doing this. Can you spare some change? No. Well, if you do, I got a little secret. And the guy's like, what are you talking about? This nuts looks into it. Don't worry. This guy tells me secrets every day. Yeah. But speaking of secrets, I got some secrets that I want to talk to you guys about. Please. What's your first one? A mysterious lady in blue. And I'm going to tell you right after this ad. Don't go anywhere. Hey y'all. It's Ray Demsie. He alerts you to parallel advisor. Listen, it's the end of the year, gift season. But some of y'all acting like by the president is rocket science. I'll lose flash. Sunday cool as you want to stop shot. You want customizable mugs? Oh, we got it. You want shirts? That's literally what we do. Pats, venies, custom sticker packs. Yes, ma'am. Yes, sir. Yes, whatever. And if you're too indecisive to make custom stuff in our slang store, we got gear there that'll make you feel cooler than a flamingo on a spring bread. Hear me out. You can play in all the time about you not be able to find a gift for your loved ones or for your team. There's a lot like my pit bull fighting the Vienna. I don't want to hear. Go to Sunday cool, get the goods, make the people happy. And say it soon, treat it like Christmas magic. Might as well as that one weird awkward that smells like big turkey or bread. Sunday cool. And if you're ifs, done and done, it's good. Great. Everybody clap your hands. Bing bang. So many noises. Joe Byron. Bing bang. I can't wait to tell you what I found out. Oh, I can't wait to tell you what I found out. I can't wait to tell you guys what I found out. How do these have protein in them? They're made out of like way protein. Cricket meals and they're so delicious. Also shout out to every single person who took our snack request seriously. Yeah, we got a plethora. We we've gotten some snacks. And we got I put them in the cupboard and the little drawer thing over there where we usually keep them all. Also, I just want to show these real quick. Oh, these are so cool. We had a fan, uh, Jack Hartry. Is that how you say? Hartry? Hartry? Hartry. Yep, you're right. Hartry. He's a illustrator and fine arts. Look at these. Are those amazing? Pretty cool. So good. We love some fan art. Very cool. Thanks, Jack. These are very very cool watercolor watercolor. It looks like pencil or I don't know human, human excrement. Human poopy from my back. Yeah, this is sick. Pretty dope. We're gonna hang those in the office. So thank you. Thank you so much, Jack. Yeah. If you guys want stuff like that, go to Jack Hardy. Hartry. Um, did you actually know that it's a question, question, go in a question, go in with Lily with questions on fresh on her mind. I'm scared. Okay. This is a Thanksgiving question, even though it already passed. Sure. Good. That was my chair. That was my chair. Do it again. Do it again. Right. Okay. You hear it. You hear it. Okay. What do you rather? Um, some sort of compulsion at the Thanksgiving dinner table where you either diarrhea of the mouth, something awful, like something that could be like embarrassing to say something really bad. Yeah. Cancelable. Yeah. Like it could be your deepest darkest secret. You don't want to even be here. It could be something racist. It could be something awful and untrue, but your mouth just makes it come out. Okay. You can't help it. Or have this compulsion of when everyone's sitting there, you flip the table. Oh, definitely that would be so funny. It would be I'd be like, I am so sorry. I don't know why I just did that, but that was kind of funny, right? Right guys. And it was like, no. Yeah. Cause there's still more food. You don't keep Thanksgiving. You don't keep all the food on the table, right? We don't. Did you see that one video? Most people don't. So I think that you can get seconds. I'll clean it up. We're good. There was the one video. I saw it was like on bar stool or something. It was a huge family gathering for Thanksgiving. And they had on one giant long table. And she like set a prayer or something. And the whole day we go, all the food is gone. But what do you do at that point? Everyone's like, what do you do at that point? Pizza dominoes. Yeah. Are they open? Definitely flip the table. I think that'd be so funny. I would flip the table too. It would take a lot of effort for me to flip the table. It's trying really hard. That would be the funniest thing. And they'd be like, stop her. It's so it's happening to me before we say something. And it's like, you boy, you're maybe you're like trying to tell a joke. And it does not land. The people like are like, then it's the worst feeling ever. I haven't got that much until I started going to another church, not the church right now, but the other church we were at. There'd be times where I'm just like having full on conversations. And I'll just make a joke and nothing. And I get the weirdest. I've never had that in my life before. It's terrible. It's awful. It happens to me basically all the time every day. Yeah. Maybe it has happened. I didn't just now noticing it and now just letting it bother me. Yeah. But I can't let it bother me. We went to Josh's family for Thanksgiving this year. And I think it happened to me 10 times where I'm literally trying to talk to somebody. And they're not hearing me. And so I'm just talking. I was witness like every time that happened to remember the thing was like, it was like six times the Thanksgiving. It happened to me. It's like I didn't hear me. Forget it. That's the best. So would you flip a table or say to flip it? Yeah. Why not? I've said enough embarrassing things. I think I'm going. I'd rather say something. Like the questions like verbal Tourette or would you rather have like a spasm? Yeah. It's like physical versus verbal. Yeah. I feel like you could explain away the verbal. But what if it's at someone's like someone at your family gathering who's like struggling with something and you yell at them? What they're going through in a really terrible thing? I mean, you see another interracial couple and you just happen to say something. Then it's fine. My wife's across the table looking. She's like, obviously this is a condition. Yeah. If you have a good partner, they could help out because you could be like, my wife is obviously a lunatic or something like that. If I flip the table, Kelsey's 100% starting a food fight. Just to lighten the mood. Well, Kelsey's would be the best. She would crack up that you flip the table. You flipping over. How did that happen? What the heck what you guys see that? Is that the wind or something grandpa? Why'd you do it? We saw you stand up and grab onto the table and flip it also you yelled something racist at a person before you did it. And you don't have to combine the two. I don't think so. Oh, thank that. I'm weird, right? Oh, all right, Andrew. No, I was no, oh wait. No, I mean, oh, Andrew has a real. Yes, he does. Straight, straight, flip, flip, racist something embarrassing story. Andrew's got a real. He's going to show us of what's going on. Did you see that comment? By the way, that was like, Andrew's the second racist person, but find Lily. I'm like, what? I mean, he said I've been watching since episode three, Andrew's definitely racist, but not as racist as like what? What do you mean? I mean, we can roll the clip. We have a highlight real. Stop it. Also episode three, why not start an episode one? I don't know. Yeah, the first year a little man. Yeah, I don't know what's going on. We debate. Book of Eli. That's fun. And we actually got reached out the director. That was so cool. The director's like, yeah, he was blind. Yeah, so funny. Still makes no sense to me, but whatever. All right. I'm going to have to show you guys this on my phone because it's literally something's going on. It won't send. So this is, I hate it. It's really fast. And I forgot that I needed one, but this is saved in my phone. You guys ready? No, gosh. Yep. No context just happens. What is he? Is he nail clipping nail clippers on his teeth? Yeah. Why? And did the teeth break off? I didn't see. Oh, yeah. I'm trying to think about it. I've merely played. That was the worst thing. I don't know. I don't want to close my teeth. It's out now. Oh my gosh. I can't recover. Oh my gosh. Awful. That's crazy. It needs a dentist, man. How can you confidently open your phone? I'm going to scroll. Oh my gosh. I have that psychotic thing where stuff doesn't affect me. Like it does other people. I hate that. Oh my gosh. That's pretty awful. Yeah. I couldn't see it. I thought he was cracking his knuckles. That's what it sounded like. There's an active shooter. Help me. I need out. Oh gosh. I hate that. I didn't think that was going to get you that. That's got to be fake. It's got to be. He's got to have fake teeth or something. You tell yourself. You can't do that. You can't do that. There's a ton of people who have done. They're like tribes of people who like file. Okay. More. Okay. Okay. Okay. Okay. Awful. I didn't want to hear about it. My teeth got shaved one time by a orthodontist. It's the worst. It is the worst. It's so worse. That's like, that's, it's the nails on the chalkboard times infinity with me thinking about it. It's hurting my skin, your body. Alan Shamrock was there watching me in my teeth shaved. Nice. Remember when you thought that tooth coming through my gun was a Dorito? That was just being launched through. So funny. Dennis is like filing way and I said, wait, is that not true, geez, but is that cool ranch that I'm finally wearing? Oh my gosh. Hey, do you have something going on with your growl bladder, by the way? No, I legitimately think it was just me just, I don't know, I'm being bloated or something because I feel better. Also, I'm taking vitamin D. I'm taking 5,000 ICs of vitamin D a day now. I don't know what that means. It's just like the dosage of vitamin D. I don't know what the IC stands for, but it's like if you're really low on vitamin D, which I am apparently, I went to health basket and they or got some and it's like all like that's just it was super cheap, but it was like all organic stuff. You feel better? I feel a lot better. Yay. Maybe I should try that. Yeah. I mean, if you're low on it, you definitely should because it's definitely something that like helps out with your whole body. Yeah, it really affects you when you're I think my supplement thing has it does. It has all the D's and the B's in it. All the D's and the B's in it. But you might you might need to optimize it because I was taking optimization and supplementing and I still was low. Yeah, because I was like really, really low so they I'm cracking it up because it goes up to like 5,000 ICs. Good job, Andy. Hey, thank you. Speaking of vitamin D. What? Have you decided to listen to the story that I'm about to say? I was all right. The lady, the lady in blue. Okay. All right. Lady in blue. I see. Um, Kai Dickens mentioned it to us. Yeah. I'm like, I want to look this up. I forgot. Yeah. Speaking of which, Kai Dickens episode is available to the public now on YouTube, we got to upload and Spotify. And if there's one word that I could use to describe that interview, it would be fascinating. People were. People were roasting us for it. Oh, often we said fascinating. And dude, in y'all's and y'all's defense anytime you do like a zoom interview, you never know if like, am I filling space? Are they about to talk? And so you're like constantly like waiting to speak. And it feels weird. It interrupts the rhythm of a normal conversation. Yeah, we need more adjectives though, apparently. Yeah, I just need a strength. Remarkable. You can be on the side of the cameras. We'll have some nice hearts. Remarkable. Astounding. Very cool. Very nice. The lady in blue. Oh, yeah. Okay. Sister Maria de Jesus, the agreda. Good job. Born in 1602. And she was a, like a nun. And she was in, where was she? Oh, my gosh, I wrote this this morning. So be patient with me. Give me a break. She was located somewhere in South America. She was at this Spanish Franciscan abyss. That's what she was. Okay. Sister Maria. How do you solve a problem? Like Maria. But she had these crazy, crazy experiences. Some, it gets a little like weird. But what is true, what has been proven is her ability for biolocation. What does that mean? Meaning she could be in another place at the same time as she was in another, like where she was at her, um, residence. So different than teleporting. Yes. And what is her physical essence? Yes. And two bodies. Basically, like she, like they call like you can almost be like actual planning. But you're like, you physically, you're like physically in this area. Yeah. And what she would do is she would go to Native American tribes in the US, like in Texas, New Mexico and Arizona and tell them about the gospel. And so when missionaries finally went into the new world of the Americas, right? They were presenting Christ. And they said, they've, we've already heard this. We've already been baptized. Well, from the lady in the blue. She told us. And she told them the tribe name, what the location looked like. And she's thousands of miles away. And, um, she, yes. So she spoke to the Native people. One of them mentioned specifically the Jumano tribe. Sorry if I'm mispronouncing it. Jumano tribe. Uh, but she described their lands and their clothing so accurate that when they went to later on, they're like, they compared stores and like, she was talking to these tribe members. But it's impossible because she was in wherever in South America. Weird. Yeah. Um, or maybe in Spain. Can you look at where is Spain? Maybe in Spain. Yeah. Okay. I, I, I apologize for saying South America. Cross oceans. Yeah. Well, she's doing this. Yeah. That's crazy. Uh, yeah. But she said, um, the Jumano tribe, they said, a lady in blue came to, to us and told us, uh, you would arrive, meaning the missionaries. Yeah. Um, and they described her as a pale woman wearing a shimmering blue cloak, uh, who taught them Christian prayers and urged them to seek baptism. Wow. And she said, apparently she had all these insane. She would receive these like visions from what she said was God. Um, but she was able to go to different locations in America, preach the gospel. And they like, they were not able to disprove that. Yeah. They're like, for a fact, she was doing that. Yeah. Cause who else would have done it? Yeah. There's no ladies around that time that would have, I mean, it had, I mean, where she lived. I mean, that's just crazy. So she was back in Spain on, she's, like this is happening, this is where it is. - Yeah, and so when they, so word reached the Spanish Inquisition, which apparently they weren't always the best of dudes. - Right, right. - But instead of condemning her, they interviewed her extensively. Some key points from testimony. Maria calmly affirmed she had visited the New World over 500 times. She accurately described landscapes unseen by Europeans, and then missionaries confirmed matching reports from native groups. So they concluded the church at the time, they concluded that she was not lying, she's not psychologically ill, and she likely experienced what they would call a genuine mystical phenomena of bio-location. - That's so cool. - Yeah, but this is where I thought obviously that was super cool. - Amazing. - But she talked about, she was able to see that also these different realms of like the spiritual realm and stuff, like apparently while she was traveling, and she describes it, and I thought it was really interesting. So she talks about the realm called the invisible earthly realm, where it's basically the spirit realm. - On earth, what we experienced around us. - On earth, yeah. - And she said the realm, it's a realm overlapping our world, what she called the region of air, inhabited by angels, demons, and wandering spirits. - Oh, what? - Yeah, and she said she claimed this realm non-physical, but interacting constantly with physical matter, the place where demonic temptation originates, a zone she could see into during her trips and, but the way she described it, she said the movement of the spirits in this realm is almost like vibrations, changes in spiritual pressure, and spots of thinness where spiritual influences can pass through more easily. - Oh, you mean Leyland, we were all about that stuff. - Oh, you talk about Leyland. - And she's talking about this stuff in the 1600s. - Not. - This little Maria. - Yeah, sweet Maria. This little non-Maria. But yeah, so, and she goes on, there's a lot of other stuff that like, so I'm not saying what she, I believe she was really experiencing this stuff, whether or not it was good and bad, or a mixture of both, or maybe it started off as good, but then it was influenced by bad. - What started happening, can you give us a hint? - Well, she started like proclaiming that like, she was revealed like the entire life of Mary, mother of Jesus, and she made these claims like, Mary was born with full understanding, like she was a baby with full understanding, and chose at the age of three to remain a virgin her entire life, and basically said to this whole thing that no one in church history has ever talked about with Mary. - Sure. - And so, the church is like, I don't know, maybe, maybe not, probably not. - Yeah. - So, but there's some stuff she talked about with these different realms that seem to slip into like the, they call it esoteric Christianity, or the Kabbalah, you know, like this like super spiritual mysticism leading into like a cult kind of stuff. - Yeah. - But I'm like, did that happen just through, I don't know, like because she was presenting Christ to these people. - Yeah, like I just dove through an article trying to like understand just to play levels I have to get, like what are the, like what would people say? Like how would this, what advantage would there be to making any of this up? There isn't a clear answer of anything, but I do know that those tribes had experiences with other Spanish missionaries previously. There just wasn't a known like conversion. And so one of the theories is that Spain was looking to grab strongholds in that area, and that those, that native tribe was having conflict with other Native American tribes. And so they were looking for Spanish protection and making these claims that like, no, we've all, we're all, we were Christians, we did the thing that you guys talked about before come help us. And so that's one of the angles, but it seems, it seems pretty weak and unsubstantiated, but then there's like the other things they say that her body in the 1900s was dug back up to be viewed and that it was still intact and whole, they call it like another miracle. Well, they yeah, a lot of saints, saints, they claim their bodies don't decompose. Yeah, that's strange and that weird. Yeah. I know it's, it's weird. It's weird and like, apparently she wrote a book about everything and it was banned from the church for like a couple hundred really. Yeah, like they banned the book and then recently, I don't know when recently is, but they were able to bring it back. Yeah, it's like possibly she just got a little bit overzealous. Like, imagine experiencing something like that and being like, this exists now, what do I do with that? There's biblical precedent for that. Moses was given authority and he was told to obey and he used the staff by a means to execute instruction given to him, right? Yeah. And then when he's told speak to the rock, he uses the power that he's known and shows his human nature and corruption. So we know that power can be granted and corruption can take place later. Yeah. So to make that argument, but the thing that weirds me out though is with her saying all of these things about Mary, that's not just extra biblical. That flies in the face of what scripture teaches and that Mary needed to be visited later to be told the plan. But if she had complete knowledge, what's the point of that visitation? Not knowledge of like what was going to happen. Like just she was like born with consciousness like understanding as like not like what she was going to be called to necessarily. I got you. But like so Mary did know Mary did. Mary did she knew she always knew from the womb because she had full consciousness. Yeah, that's how the song goes. That's it. What are we even talking about? That's from the gospel. That's crazy interesting. It makes me know what scripture I keep thinking about. And I know that's not the meaning of it. But when Paul writes about like there will be no excuse. Everyone knows. Yes. And you know, you think about like I think ways I've heard that explained is like, you know, because if you know love, like God is love. If you know love, God is love. Right. What's the song? God is love. God is love. God is love. Anyway, that maybe that experience of knowing love is like your understanding of God and some capacity. And then obviously Paul says, go for milk to meet. So like as you're learning, you know, build up your understanding. But like, what if also he was meaning? There's no excuse for you not to understand because I'm also putting people, I'm astroplaning them into your village. Yeah. I mean, he's going to use any instrument as a hand. Like like any way possible. Pottery PO right here. You he had some biolocation stories, too. But he was doing. Yeah. Brennan told me that basically probably, Pottery PO, he had this disciple, like one of his disciples that like they all have them, you know, helpers. But he there was this old man now, like maybe in his 90s or something. But Brennan got to talk to him crazy. And he's like, yeah, he's like, I witness. Pottery PO in a biolocation. He said, we're at like, I'm going to totally butcher the story. I'm just trying to remember it was a while ago. But like he was somewhere. Pottery PO comes in talking with them. And then they find out he's back in Europe or wherever. Nuts. And it's like, dude, how trippy is that? Pottery PO played by Shia LaBuff. By the way, Shia LaBuff. Oh, yeah. Do you know Shia LaBuff is married to Frankenstein's bride? No, in real life, they've been married since 2000. Frankenstein's bride, who's that? Frankenstein movie. I've only seen the first 10 minutes, like the first act. It's crazy. I know. It's a three hour movie. I need I do. Yeah, we have plans tonight. But yeah, exactly. We're gonna try. Here's another interesting thing that Abbas Maria talked about. Yeah. She talked about one of her visions and stuff was she was able to see the angelic hierarchies. Cool. Again, we're diving into stuff that is not confirmed anywhere. So I'm not saying this is right. What do you mean, though? We know that there's angels and archangels. Yeah, she's very specific with it, though. Wow. So she's basically, she claimed to be shown a structure of angelic existences, existence. And it was highly organized, almost like a government system. And she said, there's nine orders of angels. The arranged in quote, "quires with different luminosities." What? "Communication happening as light pulses, rather than words," "entire groups moving like synchronized patterns." And she said, "Lower angels could not withstand the radiance of higher ones without being quote strengthened." She also said she saw the fall of Lucifer describing a tearing. In the harmony of the angelic light angels becoming shadowed intellects rather than burning ones a downward spiraling motion that felt like entering a density. So yeah, she talks about this whole, like how these yeah, I would probably talk about the two if I saw that. Sure. I mean, how are you not? Even if she's just dreaming this, like, what? Yeah, but that's it that I didn't read that part originally. The the fall of Lucifer talks about how these fallen angels became shadowed intellects rather than burning ones. Wow. So they like literally became they like lost their light. Yeah, it's talking these two that disharmony was spread into the universe, the dissonant note. Oh man. Oh. Anyway, she saw some crazy stuff. I would actually kind of like to read read her book, see what, but with caution, with caution with discernment, what about a what like what an honor to like have like God say, like, I need you. It's like, I'm not I can't I don't have anyone else that I feel like is good for this job. So I'm going to duplicate you put you in another location because you're that important for this job. Nuts. So cool. Yeah. Yeah. And Isaiah and Isaiah, they say, here I am. Send me. Send me another me, send me another me, send me another me to the new world. It's crazy. I wonder if that like, do we see any of that in the Bible like possibility of that? I mean, we know we have fill up the transporting man. Yeah, that's the only thing I could think of. Yeah. It's crazy though. That's so cool. I love that. Yeah. I don't know. I mean, we. Yeah. Did you ready for this? Is that Montauk? Did you remember? Yeah. Just talked about with Corey. To me. Do you know Montauk was actually the original name of Stranger Things? Yep. The Montauk project. Did you know that did you know that this just got officially confirmed is real? Oh, wow. By the director of the FDA. That animal that animal he talks about off of Plum Island officially that what they were experimenting with in this lab is they were combining deer and rats and that they lost their hybrids and they began showing up 25 miles outside of Plum Island on a podcast five days ago, just said that. Yuck. His name is somewhere in my notes. So RFK. What's RFK's title? Oh gosh. Department of Health or something. Yes. Health Inspector. He's Department of Health and the PBD podcast, you know what I'm talking about. This guy. Oh, yeah, yeah, yeah. So that's the guy whose name I'm still looking for in my notes, Marty McCary. So his credentials. He's a surgeon. John Hopkins. He has over 300 peer review before his position in the new administration as the head of the FDA, over 300 peer reviewed journal entries. So this isn't like somebody they pulled out of thin air to put in a position to like, well, now you're in charge of the FDA. This is somebody, um, John's Hopkins surgery, um, Harvard, uh, School of Public Health, and like that's where he did his PhD. So this is a person very qualified, very. And he just claimed not only that with Montauk project, and he said that Plum Island this, these creatures got out, but he just said definitively, I can say with certain, or he said, I can say with, oh man, now I'm getting his word. It's something like I'm, we're basically positive. It wasn't like exactly 100%, he's like, we're basically positive that Lyme disease originated on Plum Island, and he said in a, and five days ago, and he said it goes back to project paperclip when they took that guy. When everyone was getting executed in Nuremberg, they took one of them back and the guys, all of his research was on ticks. That's what he did. They bring him into the US and the start of Lyme disease outside of Lyme, whatever the sit, I forget what state it's in, but it's Lyme. That's why it's called Lyme disease. The dude's research was in that subject, and then just a few miles away, ground zero, and he was literally researching ticks as bio weapons, and that's where it all spread from, spread from. So he literally says from this research facility, it's where it all originated. And so it's, I mean, I just, I'm like listening to the dude say, yeah, the Montauk stuff, real, rats and a deer, and then he's talking about ticks and he's like, for sure, it came from the lab. It was sequenced in a lab and he's like, and that's what the epidemic was. Oh my gosh. So like, I don't even know what to do with this information, but the truth of it is we just had the head of the FDA say Operation Paperclip, legit Montauk. They really did successfully create these hybrids and he's like, ticks really are something that we were experimenting with. We made ticks. Is that what you're saying? No, we didn't. I'm blind disease. Oh. No. But we made those things. So I was like, and I always want to play double advocate. I'm like, okay, let me look this up. And so what they're saying is there, if you look at like old samples of like tissue, they've found the precursors to like, or variants of Lyme disease in the past. But what I would say to that is like, I think they took something that existed. They buy engineered and they ramped it up to do something or like, well, no one would ever use it as a bioweapon. It spreads too slow. And they're saying that like this, they literally said the spike in Lyme disease is soaring right now. But they're saying it's because of, it just, it doesn't make sense because they're talking about how like people have been moved out of habitat, which is given the opportunity for the areas to thrive with ticks. It's like in the statement they made the argument against it like literally goes in circles. Because I was reading it, I couldn't understand how destruction of habitat would increase the spread of ticks. Like you're not going to, like if you got rid, all the orange growth gone, all the tall grass gone in this town, right, well, we're not going to get more ticks walking to the mailbox on concrete. Like that. Yeah. That doesn't make sense. They're just gone where they were. They don't like fly 10 miles away and suddenly land on my concrete street. Yeah. Well, maybe it's just displacement, you know, like if their habitats get down, they spread quicker and faster over different places. I mean, I guess, but I mean, how would, how would they be, how would they be carried? Like there's not a, you know, because like they would, or just latching on to other things. Yeah. I think all those populations, because here's what I'm saying, like they're saying coyote populations are plummeting, deer populations are plummeting ticks, though, through the roof. That's why, so it's like either, either all the populations, the means by which they live are going up, or they're going down, in which case they would be going down, like they're a parasite to that host. So it doesn't make sense that they would be still growing unless they can't be killed. That's what I'm saying. Or they just latch on to each other and create one giant tick to move to locations. In the same interview, in the same interview, he says that HIV is also engineered from an African lab in the same interview, same interview. That's crazy. HIV, Lyme disease, Montauk project Lyme disease is not deadly, though, right? It's just a texture nervous system and make your quality of life poor. I don't know. I'd rather be dead. It's pretty brutal. It's pretty brutal. I don't, that's one of the arguments is they're like, there is a cure for it. But my whole thing is like, it's just research gone wrong. I'm not saying there was this ploy out of this lab to like, we're going to destroy the American public. I just think like in the week, yeah, in the same way they didn't mean for their rat deer hybrid to land on the shore. It was just irresponsible. Yeah. Scary to think about because like, when are they going to make the next mistake and what's it going to be? Yep. Do you hear this crazy conspiracy? Is this making me think of when I heard today? This is a crazy conspiracy. Oh, boy. What is it? It has to do with Mr. Jeffrey. The finance here, the finance here from New York, yeah. What's up? What's your chef? Jeff. Jeff. That's so funny. That bit on Conan. Dude, the best. That guy's genius, by the way. Yeah. He's an SNL writer. But he's on the chair company with Tim Robinson. Does he play the old guy? Yeah. The one that's like, he's on an actor either. He's also, he was also in the one battle after another with Leonardo Caprio, which is a good movie by the one. Oh. Sorry. Go ahead. Everybody. The financier. Yes. So this is a proven thing. Weinstein talked about it, how Jeffrey was very obsessed with like bioengineering and like this physics and like weird like space travel and human DNA and gene splicing, like all this weird stuff. And this conspiracy is that he was about to get got and he said, he's the one that paid all these different people to create what is COVID. And he said, I have the kill switch. So if I go, the kill switch goes in this sickness will be released in the world. No. I don't think that happened. It's a conspiracy theory because shortly after he passed COVID happened and I don't think here's my thing. I think that there is a possibility that it was the people he was affiliated with allowed a distraction to occur. And he's he's not as powerful as everything he is. I don't know. Lil. I think he there's. something way more sinister with this individual. Like why are they protecting his stuff so much? - Can he get more sinister than he currently is? - I think he could. I think especially with his obsession with, what I said, like with physics and the literal space travel. Like he would pour like millions and millions of dollars and like befriend all these scientists and physicists and stuff. Like he wanted to gain this knowledge, which is weird. - It is weird. - It's more, it wasn't about like necessarily black milling at that point, it seems like. It seemed about attaining a certain type of knowledge. - Or influencing. - Some type of agenda was there. - Because he was possessed by a demon probably. Literally. - Look. (laughing) - Weird stuff. - For many. - Again, just a conspiracy theory. - Oh crazy one. - That we don't believe in. - We don't believe in. - There's something connected though. It was bizarre that that happened. It was the biggest news ever and they're like, how can we make this go away? Oh, a global pandemic that we know about in a lab. Near a, whatever it is. What do they call it? - Wet market. - Dry market. - Yeah, like a mystery meat market. - Yeah, I don't know. Somebody say something funny before we get lumped in with the Kirks and the. - You hear about Cracker Barrel? (laughing) - Did you, but it makes you wonder like, 'cause the list is obviously on the huge thing in the headlines right now. But if Trump wasn't present, you think it would be. - I don't know if it would. - Yeah, I don't know either. - I think that's like one of the things, I'm like kind of on this idea that he kind of has an idea about what he's doing right this second. Like what's going on with Argentina? I said Venezuela this week and I said Venezuela. It's Argentina. But he's trying to bring manufacturing back to this hemisphere and disentangle us with an Asian country. - Yeah. - China sea. - China. - I don't understand any of it, truthfully. - I don't. - Anywho. - That's X and me. We don't get along. (laughing) - That's what you said, a thing's giving a. - Yeah. - It's telling everyone my secrets, Thanksgiving. - Were you? - My conspiracies. - Getting you fun conspiracies, talking. - I really don't bring it up unless people ask me. - Yeah. - Which they did. - Or say did. (laughing) - I was like when I was in Wyoming and they're like, you know a podcast we talk about, I'm like, oh, it was a comedy podcast and this other guy's like, they're talking about the craziest conspiracy theories. - Tell them, tell them. - And then I literally talked to these guys for like three and a half hours. This is crazy. - You know what, Anna Michaels texted me this weekend. She saw a clip of a thing and she was like, the guy is describing, I'm sure we all saw the clip, but he's like, alien talk and all the stuff, like the alien presentations we see are just a big demonic deception and really aliens are like demons. And so she texted me, she's like, pray protection of yourself. Like you guys need to stop talking about aliens because you're being deceived. And I was like, you know, that's all we talk about. - You know listen, we talk about this very thing. That's our subject matter. - Yeah, I think our, again, I told her, I was like, that's even just a broad brush to say that aliens are demons. It's, I think it's something way more, something we can't comprehend. - Yeah, very complex. - Yeah, what got said to Blurry, do you see their posts? - He's gone that rant for a long time. Like he gets really annoyed by Luke. - That's Nate. - Nate. - Yeah, about he's like, you can't just say demons or aliens are demons. And I agree and disagree. - Because if you have the spiritual realm involved, we also have the human sinful nature involved. And those two often don't mix well, especially when gree and power and lies are mixed in. And so it's just, you don't know. - Yeah. - You really don't know. - There's so much deeper than we could ever possibly know. And the knowledge and the power behind the actual truth is something that is desired by so many people. And so to have that, like in your possession, like we are the truth sares. We are the people that are gonna control this information. That's like such a dangerous place to be. And it's, I don't know, it's crazy. - Yeah. - Wild. - Crazy. - I love it. I'm gonna have to watch Agent Disclosure though. That'll be fun. - First, watch Frank's dying. - I bought it. - I will watch Frank's dying. - First. - I bought Agent Disclosure. - It's on Amazon, isn't it? - Yes. - Try it. - No. - I got that one. - Unless it's on the website. - It was on there this weekend? - No! I know. That's where I watched one battle after another too. Leo's movie. - Dang, that's good that we didn't mind 'cause we were thinking about it. - Yeah. - You guys watch "Stranger Things" yet. I'm on, last, I'm on episode four. - Okay. - Did they really stay-- - Did they really stay season? - No. - But they're like an hour and a half long each episode. There's like already four out. - Are they done after this? - This is the last season. - Yeah. - New Year's Eve is the thing is when they're dropping the last final episode, which is gonna be in theaters too, which is also where that would be right. - That's really fun. - I thought there was that release and then a final that will be in theaters. - I think part two is coming out like, before Christmas, I don't think the season finale is in theaters. - Help us in the comments, friends. If you know. - I don't know, but it's pretty good. - It's a little wonky, but pretty good. - You're here. - Yeah, careful social media. Literally, we were watching episode two of the new season and then like the end got spoiled for page and some other stuff for me, just like people posting photos. I'm like, this is so dumb. - I was like, all of the new ones? - Yeah. - I mean, it's all getting spoiled so fast. - Also, "Plerbis" on Apple TV. - Hey, this is what your sister was talking about. - So good! - "Plerbis" - Dude. - I should try to say it. - I love, I love, it's "Breaking Bad" and "Better Call Saul's" director and writer. - Yeah. - And he's back and he's killing it. This one's so fun. - You know something that's not so fun? - Sure. - Forgotten people. - Who? - The "E" new people. This was really actually fast. - How do you spell it? - "A-I-N-U", but it's pronounced "E" new. - Okay. - A lot of owls. - Golly, I'm so sorry. I knew. (laughs) - You haven't shut down. (laughs) - You did it. - Oh, actually. (laughs) - The "I-N-U" people. - Good try, Daddy. - Dang. - Let's just move on. - Let's go. - Thanks for watching. - But they're the original inhabitants of the island of Japan. - Wow. - And if you look them up, their features are insane. Like they look nothing like Japanese people and what do Japanese people look like, Josh? What are they supposed to look like? (laughs) - Roll clip. - It's not like every, wow. They look like kind of European or something. - Yeah, so. - Or Russian. - But basically, they claim they've been on this island since like 12,000 years. They were the inhabitants of Japan. And it wasn't until the people from the Korean Peninsula went to Japan and started setting up colonies of farming and stuff that they basically started growing and growing and started pushing the "I-N-U" people out. So, yeah, it was like in the 1400s and 1700s, Japanese traders exploited the "I-N-U" communities. And there's like a revolt. There's like wars happening with these people, but there's such a small majority now in Japan. And they, Japan claims that they only inhabited like the northern part of Japan, like the little island. - Yeah, that's what Google AI just said too. - But this documentary I watched is like, no, they claimed they inhabited all of Japan. - So they were all over. - They were just like weeded out. - Terrible. - Yeah. But they had these crazy stories from ancient Japan where they talk about giants. And they actually, there's just one type of giant, but it's not a giant, it's a little thing. They are called the corpocor, corpocor, corpocor, cheese, the corpocor, which were these little beings, but they called them giants because what they would do, they claim that basically before they inhabited this island, these things existed and they would build megalithic structures using this ancient technology of like moving stones, melting stone, like they had this capabilities. And then they eventually just got wiped out with the flood. - Yeah. - They talk about the flood? - They have a flood story too. - Interesting. - But they also talk about these giants that inhabited the land where they were like literal giants, man eating giants. And so they had these stories of battling them and stuff. But I mean, I was just fascinated. I've never heard of the I knew people in Japan. - Yeah. - Like they're literally like. - That's close to a caveman as you can get with their genealogy. - That's crazy. I wonder where they come from. Like where do they eat? - They suggest that at one point when the world was frozen that they came from like Siberia. - Interesting. - Wow, Siberian region. - Yeah, 'cause they have like kind of Russian features. - Yeah. - What's interesting about their traditional makeup, do you see like their big painted lips? - I was wondering if that was painter tattoo. - Oh yeah, true. - Which would be crazy in Japan. - They would do tattoos, like yeah. That was like one of their, they were hunter gathers and they would tattoo their bodies. They would grow these giant beards out. - So cool. - Like they're literally like Siberian Japanese cavemen. - So cool. - So how do we get the Japanese of today? Do they come over from like. - The Korean Peninsula. - Is that still there? Yeah. Korea. Is it connected to the island of Japan? No. They, they sailed over. I said it earlier, but oh, I miss it. Sorry. I was googling. That's so interesting, Josh. Yeah. We need a chief of war document like style show on those. I knew people. Let me do. You could do that for like so many different groups. If you look at like the Philippines, there's the word translates to small black person. So I don't know if it's a lawyer or not. So I'm not going to say it, but the original inhabitants of the islands were like hunter gatherer, like bow and arrow hunting. Oh, why? No, no, no, Philippines. Oh, Philippines. Yeah. But like you look at them and you don't see me at all. Like, uh, let me see if I can find a historic photo. Because you got that Canadian. This is crazy though. I will say the Japanese people have treated the I knew people terribly. And it wasn't until 2008 that Japan officially recognized the I knew people as indigenous people. Okay. We would never do that to our names. That's the America would never do that. Never do that. No, not a chance. Learn from us. The Philippines. Yeah. Oh, wow. Does that not look? That looks nothing. Yeah, that's crazy. Yes, evolution, man. Evolution. That's a crazy thing. 2008 is crazy though. I know. 2008's nuts. Because that Japan basically painted this narrative of like, they've been there since the beginning. And the I knew people this whole time, like, no, you guys came here and took over our island. Remember when we showed you around and force them up to the most northern part where it's like really not super. It gets crazy cold and like snow and stuff. Where is that like a Wahoo? No. You want to try that again? Where is that? It's just Japan. Osaka. That's what I meant to say. And then in 2008, after moving them all out, they're like, looking around like, have you seen any of these guys design new people? But it's crazy. I think they say the majority of people living in Japan have 1% of I knew DNA in that. Wow. That's cool. So it's the part of their culture still. Yeah. Yeah. Wow. So at some point, they like integrated to a degree. Yeah, or maybe force integrate. Oh, don't say that. It couldn't have happened. I don't know. Yeah. Anyways. That's wild. Hey, speaking of floods, can I talk about a movie real quick? Yeah. No. Best movie ever. Noah's Ark, 1928. Have you ever heard of that? No. No. Okay. All right. So I ran across this story recently and it was absolutely bonkers. So 1928, it was mostly it was like in the transition between silent films and talkies, right? And there was this director Michael Cortese. Cortese, I believe it was the name. And he wanted to do this like epic movie. Ten Commandments had just came out and they're like, we're making another biblical epic movie. There's a great movie by the way. Very good. He's like, it's going to be huge. So it was going to be about Noah's Ark in the flood and then also have like some type of like World War One romance like intertwined with the story somehow. So like it was like depicting Noah's Ark throughout the whole thing. And the director wanted it to be absolutely phenomenal. They had a $1 million budget in 1928, which is bonkers. Crazy. Crazy. And so he's meeting with his people and he's writing it all out and he has his idea for like when the flood happens, we want it to be absolutely huge. And he talks with the cinematographer and he says here's my plan. I want you to really capture this and get the whole scope of it all. Make sure it's to scale, make it huge. And the cinematographer gets immediately scared because of like what's happening and they're just around the corner from shooting this huge flood scene. And the cinematographer gets so scared. He backs out. Why? Because he literally found out that the director is going to take thousands of extras that he's hired. He's going to put them in this huge set where they have you know buildings and they have the big boat and a bunch of stones and stuff. They're going to have all these extras and they're going to release water into this place and just film it, right? 600,000 gallons of water. Oh no. Released onto these extras. They have firehoses also being sprayed for people trying to escape. The catches. They didn't tell the extras that this was going to happen. So they wanted like real fear. They wanted real fear. This movie is of completely free and available on YouTube. You can watch it and you could see people scattering scared for their life. They released long-horned cattle also within the crowd. And so you just have, I mean, you can watch it. I'll actually send you guys a clip just to see like just like the chaos of it. But I don't want to jump to the end, but like how many people died? That's the problem. Three people died on that set that day. One person was hurt so bad they had to have their leg amputated. Countless other people were hurt. And it caused this was the movie that literally started stunt safety regulations in Hollywood. It became it would it became a huge ordeal. But back then they were so good at hiding things and no covering up stories that the only thing that ever got pressed was the lead lady Dolores. Oh geez. What was her name? No, it was very it was very old Hollywood name. Oh, Hollywood. Dolores Fairbrite. Dolores Costello Costello, who also is Drew Barry Morris, grandmother. But she was the lead. And then she got bruised up real bad real bad in the movie and like complained about it. But she talks about it in interviews. It was like mud, flood, and blood. That's what she said. Like three words to describe that whole thing. The director did not get charged with anything. Nothing bad happened to him. And it went on to gross $2.3 million. So they made their money back and twice. And fun fact, one of the extras was a 20 year old man who survived thank goodness. And his name was John Wayne to become one of the greatest cowboy stars of all time. It's a crazy story. I mean, it's but it's a it's free on YouTube. You can watch the movie and it's so scary like watch. I'm fascinated with like those movies that everything goes wrong. Yeah. Like there's like one movie they did back in like the 40s that like killed like 56 horses. It's like, well, how did this happen? That's crazy. Or all the warm movies that Disney pet scenes. Like like dogs will like save someone from a bear. That was just them sicking dogs on a bear. Yeah. Dude, guy on a buff. Yeah, I just I just watched that clip. That's insane. That's so scary to when they made it watch the clip. They're freaking out. Yeah. They didn't know that was going to happen. That's terrible. They want he wanted real fear. What did they die of drowning or do they get trampled? I mean, I don't know the exact causes. Imagine drowning, getting knocked around, yeah. Drown for sure. But I mean, yeah, freaking longhorn cattle are swimming around with them. Get us crazy around, bro. It's nuts. That's insane. It's like it never reminds me of the hitchcock thing. Birds or whatever the film's called. Yeah. The girl had a phobia of birds and he assured her we're using fake ones. And then no way. Yeah. He just wanted that real fear, wanted real fear. So after saying I do have a phobia of birds. He's like, I promise they're fakes. So we'll just add stuff later. We're going to release 10,000 birds on your head. Yeah. Yeah. Was it McCauley Colken that did the what's the movie where he dies? Because he and he doesn't have his glasses. He got stung by a bee when he was a kid. Oh, you don't remember that? No idea. No, like that. Godly. It's going to know. I think I know what you're talking about. Yeah. She's like just a distant memory. Yeah. He dies at the end. And she's like, he needs his glasses. His glasses. He can't see without his glasses. She's like looking at him at dead body. But McCauley Colken is like he gets stung by a bee and he gets allergic. And that's how he dies in the movie. But they legitimately, there's a scene where he's like surrounded by bees. I'm like, how do they do that? Like back then, they got like like the smell of the queen bee on his hands. And so the and they released thousands of bees. And they were just circling them. And they weren't hurting them because they were trying to like protect the queen or whatever. But I'm like, that's so risky. That's crazy. Crazy. I just found out McCauley Colken legally changed his name to his middle name is McCauley Colken. Oh, yeah. So his name is McCauley McCauley Colken Colken. That is so funny. I want to change my middle name so bad to something funny. Yeah. I'm willing to. I forget. What do you think? Comment below. We think my middle name is. Do you remember? Yeah. Of course I do. What's my middle name? Oh gosh. Edith. Close. Elizabeth. I know it's Elizabeth. You knew that? Yeah. Of course. Just trying to think like Eleanor. I can't guess. Philip. Yes. Logan. Oh, I did know that. Logan. Logan. I knew that. David Wolverine. Yep. Jeffrey. Jeffrey. The finance here. That's a wrap. Speaking of wraps. I have a fun story for Patreon about a fireman who likes to put out fires, but also start them. I got a story about the Pope, which I told my cousin, Brandon. I'm like, it feels like every week. I talk about the Pope somehow. 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