183 - Sicily’s Catacomb Mummies, Saint Menas vs Nazis and a Vietnam Hero

Hello! Welcome to the show! Ladies and gentlemen, today we're going to be learning about the Sicily Catecones, right there, down in Italy. Bodies, hundreds, and thousands of bodies perfectly preserved. How does it happen? It's almost as if time doesn't exist. And did a ghostly, heavenly army appear to fight the Nazis in Egypt during World War II? Well, the Nazis sure saw something, and I'm going to tell you all about it. And we're going to talk about a Vietnam War medic who's still saving lives. This podcast is brought to you powered by Sunday Cool, so watch this or listen. Please. Oh! She's got manners, ladies and gentlemen! I do! Yes, I do! I do! Can you turn my ears up, young man? Por favor. Yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah. It's too little for me. A little right there. Make up your mind. I'm sorry, I'm like, I. Make up your mind, make up your mind now. You gave me a chance to eat my Indian gas station marrito. Is you got it from the gas station? Is it young? Oh, yeah. Barbie does have that gas station, yeah! Do they still do chicken? No, the crunchy chicken? I used to get that once a week when I worked here. That was the first gas station. You let me borrow your truck when we came down here before we. After we accepted the job, before we moved down here, you let me borrow your truck and we're like. I'm going to go look at just houses, and so we didn't really know how to look for houses. So we went and bought a newspaper to find some places for rent. That's what I'm telling you, dude. We were out of it. And so we just sat down at that gas station, and who knew that I would be falling in love with that gas station? Dang. It's a good one. It's so nice. Good vibes. Little racist. They are. They are. It's America. You can be whatever you want to be. I love the first house you guys rented. It was so close to us. Yeah, it was just a little weird, not a great neighborhood. Sorry. Yeah, it's your fault. It's actually his mom's fault. Thank. Yeah, is it? Oh, she found it. She helped look for houses, yeah. She found that one. My mom does mess up a lot. No, she doesn't. She's a saint. She's a saint of a woman. She's a wonderful woman. Heather Hooper. Easy. She's beautiful. All right, relax. Her heart, her soul. Yeah. You know, it's very wonderful. I slept so good last night. I feel more tired than when on the nights where I don't sleep good. Yeah. Isn't that weird? It's really annoying. I don't know the signs behind that. Like, how does that work? Because there's times where I'll just, I'm like, I'm going to bed at three o'clock. I cannot fall asleep. But then I'm like, I'm going to have the worst day tomorrow. Yeah. And then you have, you wake up and you have three, four hours of sleep. And you're like, I feel great. You're still in, you're still in fight or flight. When you have a good night's sleep, your body goes into recovery mode. It thinks it can be laxadaisical and recover. Maybe. That's not true. We saw like nine hours. Yeah. Yeah. Yeah. I woke up. I apparently was sleeping on both my arms. I woke up. They're both numb. I'm like, oh. Yeah. I was laying on my desk chair and I had my feet up on my bed. And I was there for like 20, 25, 30 minutes. And I said a timer. Because I had chicken in the oven. And so as soon as I heard that timer, I got to get up and go. And so as I heard it. And I got up and I literally started walking really quickly. And I almost ate it because my leg was completely asleep. My foot would just adjust outwards as I was like trying to keep it straight. He would just go out and I'm like, and it wouldn't stop. He was like for five minutes. I was like, oh my gosh. Yikes. Terrible. He was judging me nervous yesterday because anything he would do when he got home immediately out of breath. Like he would, he would meet the bed. And he would be out of breath. And then it was last night. Last night. And then he was reading a passage to me of something. And he couldn't really read it at all. And I was like, do you look like an analysis judge? Are you alright? Take your breath, please. What's going on in your head right now? Are you okay? I worked out so hard. I mean, I worked out for like an hour and a half. Yeah. And I just like anything I did after that. I'm just like, huh. Yeah. That's so fun. I'm just like, I'm just like, I'm so hard. It's funny how that one we had waited blankets. We don't. That one detail changes the story a lot. Yeah. It's not just me being fat. Get home from work and just. Uh. Uh. Uh. Speaking of working out. This day has exhausted me. Genesis health. Genesis health, baby. Wow. We get in this shape. Yeah. We got this shape. Some people online are saying, guys, you're starting to look pretty good. They're only saying that about you. So let's just be clear. No. Let's just be clear. But not true. Um. I am losing weight. I am down. Uh. What is it? 15 pounds now? What? Yeah. That's insane. How do you feel? Good. I mean, which is a bummer because this is like the weight I started at three years ago when we had that weight loss competition. I was like, man, I'm out of shape. And so now I'm at that weight. I was previously. Andy, I feel like. What I thought I was out of shape. I feel like you need to see this photo. This was sent to me. That was a congratulations for how far you've come. You were not that man anymore. Yeah. That's kind of crazy. Yeah. But also was wearing a really baggy. I don't know. Yeah. Yeah. I'm trying to give you a compliment. And I appreciate it. I have it strategically. No, I don't care. I mean, it's online. Don't show it. No. No, it's feeling good. Yeah. Yeah. You look great. You feel good. Appreciate it. I feel good. Yeah. I feel a lot better. I feel a lot better. Just because we have somebody breathing down our neck saying, hey, you're getting your steps in. Eating right. Yeah. So Genesis Health guys, GenesisHealth.com, they're helping us out. They're awesome. If you use the code Ninja on their site, you get 5% off your stuff. And if you're a veteran police or a first responder, you get an extra discount. Hello. These guys are awesome. Yes. They're great. We love it. Yeah. Is it GenesisHealth.com? Gen 3 Health.com. Gen 3 Health. Yeah. Yeah. I think that Philip there talks to you more often than you and I talk. Yeah. Yeah. He's a sweet guy. Oh, they're best. Me and old Phil are tight. Have you felt his, you know, his bias of recently? I have. Yeah. He comes out for the gym. He's like doing those things. It really takes his shirt off. Doing one of these. Better boy. Yeah. But he's very strong. Business in the office too. Yeah. Very strong. Very strong boy. I'm getting there. It's crazy. We're trying. But then last night, I was like, can you change the water bottle for me? And you're like, no. I can't right now. What you getting strong for, if not to change my water bottle. And I said, I can do it the next day when I recover. And he did. And he did it this morning. Yeah. He turned these down just in notch. Come on. He's picky today. I know. It's very picky. Perfect. Maybe you should. You know why? I was going to the gas station. What? He literally said, I need to research. Can you go get me a muscle milk? Don't drink that. Why? You had a kidney stone from that. We think. Kidney stones. 100%. Every build up over a year. They don't just like have a couple drinks and they'll say, oh, it's a kidney stone. It's a build up. You know what protein this guy is consuming? Hopefully one gram per his body weight. He's got a little thing grown right now. I bet you. I won't speak that over you. I'm sorry. What is this? Drink a lot of water. Yeah. What are you doing? What is that? That's your stone that's going to come out. Oh, god. Lee. Okay. Yeah. Like a third nipple or something. No. Rolling the stone around in my finger, which I would never do because you grew that in your kidney. You're refra. You still have it? No. No. Dude, we could have made a necklace out of it. No. You eat it. I was watching Killtony and one guy literally pulled out like he was talking. He was the comedian and he pulled out his kidney stone and then Lewis J Gomez grabs it and eats it. It swallows it. No. Maybe he was a slide of hand. But it was, I mean, it's on camera. So it's crazy. And people lost their lives. That's terrible. His name is Lewis J Gomez. He's a comedian, pretty raunchy, but he's all over the comedy world. Yeah. Yeah. I mean, yeah, would you believe this guy's raunchy? No. He and people's getting his stone. That's crazy. Really? Everybody has a prize. Did you see Tim Dillon dress up as Barry White? Oh my gosh. It was great. It was beautiful. I love how his mind works. He's so funny. He's very funny. It's like the first thing that I saw when I opened that was like, what is this? Hey, do you want a song? Yeah. All right. Okay. All right. Mike Wazowski. Mike Wazowski. Mike Wazowski. I'm watching you. It's not good. I'm watching you. Mike Wazowski. Always watching. Not bad. I know. It was really good. Feel to do that voice like while you were in school is the coolest thing. Yeah. Lily, can you give us a one, two, three, four? One, two, one, two, three, four. I'm watching you. ♪ Who would have thought their names are on that list? ♪ ♪ They're on that list ♪ ♪ They're on that list ♪ ♪ Bill and Melinda Gates, how do you feel? ♪ ♪ Woody Allen, MJ and Peter Till ♪ ♪ Elon Musk, Larry Summers and JC ♪ ♪ A whole lot of names but it don't surprise me ♪ ♪ No, it don't surprise me ♪ ♪ No, it don't surprise me ♪ ♪ Who would have thought their names are on that list? ♪ ♪ Bill and Melinda Gates, how do you feel? ♪ ♪ I'm sure all these people will pay for their debt ♪ ♪ 'Cause if there's one thing I know about the rich and the famed ♪ ♪ Is that they have no problem taking the blame? ♪ ♪ No, they're taking the blame ♪ ♪ They're taking the blame ♪ ♪ Bill and Melinda Gates, how do you feel? ♪ - That's a little peck dance, dude. - Wow, guys, that was really good. - Well, fun. It's just a light song about people on the list. - What list? - Santa's list. - Yes, Santa's list. - It's not a list. - Oh, boy. - Yeah, these sounds a list. - Just good thing, everyone's taking responsibility and facing all the consequences that they need to. - Exactly. - And that's what I'm proud of. - I'm really happy, Justice is being served to all those people that did terrible things. - Yes, just scary in it. - Wait a second. - Yeah. - That's not our reality. - That's crazy, actually. - It's insane. - It's crazy. - It's truly bonkers. - I read this morning, the DOJ is not pursuing any legal action. - True. - With anyone mentioned. - So what's the point of even talking about it? - Why am I paying taxes? I just want I'm trying to find any excuse. - It's not paying taxes. - Crazy. - No, it's insane. - It's disgusting, bro. Cannibalism. Abuse. - Yeah. - Like Hildren. - Evil, evil, evil things. - Yeah, I saw somebody post, they're like, I feel like I need to like grieve and mourn like after reading all these things. - Yeah, it's not dude. - How do you, it's just the most evil thing that we could see and we're not supposed to be seeing this kind of stuff. - No. - It's awful. - Yeah. - And we just, people are just just defining. Passing it over and act like it's not a big deal. - What the thing is, you get all worked up about it and then you go, literally what can I do about it? - Yeah, I mean, on it. - Oh. - Ooh. - It's like about fire. - Ooh. - It's like something on fire. We can light something on fire. - Guys, we're gonna light something on fire. - It's pretty good, though. - You're talking like, like a silent protest, like holding candles and solidarity. - We're talking about buildings. - I'm talking about-- (laughing) - Buildings full of powerful people. (laughing) - Canceled. - Man, that is so crazy. - I didn't see something, this is, obviously it's not funny to talk about, but this guy was like, he's just from the freakyest email they ever seen. Some things can necessitate a phone call. (laughing) - That's not one guy who's just like, he's like, man, after looking at all these emails, I'm gonna say, I think we have enough stuff to finally charge Jeffrey Epstein. (laughing) - It's like, yeah, probably. - I saw that independent journalist on TikTok that I really liked the guy with the glasses. - Yeah. - He was talking about, he was shouting out the new leader of the conservative party in England. She's an African-American woman. She was born in Nigeria, now lives in London. She's like a non-woake leader. She's awesome. She called out the current sitting prime minister. He was sworn in. Even though he told them before he was sworn in, he was like, I'm friends with Jeffrey Epstein. And he had already been sent to jail. - Oh, gee. - The prime minister? And he was on the list, the prime minister of England. - England. - Dang. - She's so loud now. - It's a bit sad, it's a bit sad, it's a bit disgusting. - Yeah, a little bit yucky. - You're a yucky, yucky man. - Speaking of yucky, we had to talk about something yucky. - Oh gosh. - Do it? - Hopefully not. - Got it. - Yep. - It depends on what you think, Lily. - Yep. - We got a question. - Just a lot of labeling, tapping out there. - Yeah. - Your face is crazy, like that. Crazy, I've never seen like that face. - Oh. - Let's see, let's see. Kelsey. - We'll just get on with that. Today's question. - Just unquestionable. - Guys, stop. Please, this is really serious. Lily, listen, listen carefully, listen closely. Open your ears. Is this question as delicate? Today's question, sinned by a viewer. Is studying abroad good? - I can sense where this is going. - So yes or no question, very simple. - Is studying abroad good? - I sense where this is going. - I don't care what you sense, answer the question. - No. - Okay. - That's kind of shocking coming from her. - Yeah, you would think. - Yeah. - You would think she would answer differently. - So studying abroad is not good. What about culture? What about people expanding their horizons? - Expanding their horizons. - Learning is always wanting to travel. - Yeah, so all of these foreign exchange students, you're like, no, you hate foreign exchange students. Is that what you're saying? - No. - And they're here on legal terms. - Although I think they should pay a million dollars to go to school here. - Okay, fish back. Listen, I'm being serious. The fact that you don't support people coming in to this country or people in the United States traveling abroad to study. I don't know, ancient Rome. - Literature. - Literature. - Mathematics. - Philosophy. - It's all of this. - Yeah, okay. - You're probably on this whole agenda, this communist agenda. - No. - Read the books. Do this to that sciences card. - No. - That's probably what you think. - It's not. - Why are you, it's get off your phone. - I was gonna show you. - This is incredibly rude. - There's something after this. - After this. - I don't think there is gonna be an after this. - Why did you say no? - Because I thought that you were gonna say is studying a broad as an a woman. - Are you kidding me? - That's disgusting. - That's disgusting. - Why would we ever say, am I right? - Why would we ever say? - I, when we hear a broad, I would never connect that to a woman. - I don't even think I was able to do that term. But that's an incredibly dark story term. - Yes. - It's my first thing that you thought of. - That's the first thing that you thought of. - But you were gonna do it that way. - You have daughters. - Oh my gosh. - This is making me dizzy. - Yeah. - She hates foreigners. - She hates women apparently. - Women giving them incredibly offensive terms. - Yes. - Like a broad. - You said it. - I didn't tell you girls coming out of your mouth. - Yuck. - Yucky. - Yuck. - Well, I guess you guys heard here first. Lily hates foreigners and she hates women. She's calling them broads. - Yuck. - I don't like that. - And either should you. - No. - Welcome to the show. - Shut up. - Shut up. (crashing) - Can I say something to you? - I'm it. - Wonderful. (crashing) (crashing) - That's an empty one. - You work. - Watch the Lord. - Fuckin' Johnson. (crashing) (crashing) - I don't think people realize how much mental energy money stuff takes. - Yeah, and it's not even just a spinning. 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As soon as he said yes, he goes, he ran, which is the best. -Oh, my God. -So like the really nice like engagement photos or like bent over the bushes. -That is so funny. -Really funny. -Why do you guys get nervous in case we say no or something? -I mean, it's just the biggest choice that we've ever made in our life. -Yeah, except giving your life to Christ for that. -That was an easy decision. That was an easy one. Yeah, this one I'm going to have to live with for the rest of my life. And maybe if Jesus is never going to deny me, true. -Yeah. Dude, were you nervous? Proposing? -Oh, incredible. -Are you shaking? -I wasn't shaking, but I was just like crazy nervous. -Dude, I was shaking shaking. -I was just like putting the ring on her finger. I really put the ring on the wrong finger. Because we were holding hands on her wedding, like hand. And so like I put it on the wrong finger. I was shaking like crazy. -Oh, man. -Also kneel down too soon, because I was like walking down an aisle to stop and I kneel down. And then I had to do like an extra lunge to get closer to her. -Yeah, that was awesome. -Have you guys seen the guys in like Gilly suits? You do like photography for like wedding captures? If we ever get shut down for any reason, if the deep state comes after us and kills our podcast, that's probably my calling to take all my like hunting gear. Dude's like in a Gilly suit with like a 600-mill lens. He's like in a field. So the people like proposing it literally, I can't play it. The music's really good, but it'll be copyright, but he's in the middle of the field. And I mean, you see nothing except like a mountain scape. So the people are on, they literally think they're on like a day by themselves. -He's just in the bushes. -Until someone sees you and they're like, "Oh my gosh, sure. Is this a sniper?" [LAUGHTER] -It's a bull on Gilly suit. -I just imagine someone's giant lens. -Yeah, well. -I just imagine someone proposing on the beach and you're just like on the sand and there's bulldozers, like we can see the bro. -There are bushes here. -Just buried up to his neck, just with the-- -What I was going to tell you guys about is there's this program called "Boundless Life." -I'm going to add for it on "Boundless Life." -And what it is is traveling abroad with your entire family. And you basically choose a country and you spend three months in it. And they have a school there. And other families come too. And they teach your kids. And they have parent classes. -That's very cool. -That's dope. -Dude thing, no, I know. -So you just literally just pick a country and wherever they're available. -I'll take you guys to see it later, but it's called "Boundless Life." -These people did "Portugal." -Portugal. -Then we have some friends at Portugal, see? -Yeah. -Sick. -It looks like so much fun. And the kids learn so much. And then they'll come home. And it's also kind of really safe, by the way, because I was super safe. And they'll come home from their school day. And they'll be like, we went to the market. We went here. We went here. All these field trips. -They're going to be so fun. -Think about how enriching that is for your kids. -I wonder how affordable it is. -I bet it's "X." But you also do. -You would think it wouldn't be, though. Because it's just like living life with other people. If you just keep that program up, we wear your app. -Yeah. -What would happen if you're a host family or a host school? -What would happen if it was like an exchange program? You just take people from dope parts of the world with like, really enriching culture. And then you drop them in American schools for three months. -They had to go learn Common Core for three months. Oh my gosh. What a nightmare. -They have to get in a fight the first day of the year. -Yeah. -Yeah. -We had four exchange students in Kansas. And I'm like, I'm so sorry. That's like, I love Kansas, so don't get me wrong. But I'm just saying, we had a guy out, he lived in our house for years, he was from Germany. And he's like, Southeast Kansas. -That's terrible. -And it's like, it's just, it's a good experience. But there's so much more to America than that. -You have to hear Matthew McConaughey's story about going to Australia for an foreign exchange thing. It's in his book Greenlight. It is horrific. -Really? -He had a terrible time. -No. -If their family was nuts. -They get pretty gnarly though, because you never know who you're going to land with. -Yeah. -Because the family is, it's not like, it has to be a certain standard. I don't think there's really a little standard with foreign exchange. -I don't think there is one. Speaking of wealth, I saw the stat, you read for the stat. -Hit me. -If you were to make $1 per second, $1 per second, it would take you 9.2 days to buy $800,000 house. It would take you 2.5 years by an $80 million mega yacht. Guess how long you would take to have Elon Musk net worth? -What is his net worth? -I've seen this. -I'm not going to spoil it. -I would say 90 years, 22,830 years. -You made $1 per second. -That's wild. -There's something wrong with that. -Isn't that crazy? -That is wild, because I've always heard the stat of how many seconds is a million seconds, and apparently it's like three weeks or something, and a billion seconds is 33 years. -That's the difference between a million and a billion. That's crazy. 22,000 years. -Yeah. -That dude is loaded. -Yeah. -Not even just like the ultra rich, so I'm jumping to sports, but I think we've broken down contracts and stuff with different professional athletes. How much do you think messy between salary and endorsements? How much do you think he's worth per second? -More than $1. -I'll do $3. -I don't know. $100. $4.12. -I didn't get the bag. -I never asked her because she always overshoot today. -I don't know. -I don't know. -Wait a minute. Hold on. I know. I'm usually very close and you say that's no fun because I almost get it every time. -Last time you said you were the closest and you were like very, very far off, or forget what was the closest. -You were the closest and you made a lot of fuss about it, but I was also the closest on this one. You see how humbly I took that win? -I'm so much humility and. -I'm very humble. Athletes making $4 a second is insane. -If I did the math, would I make a second? That would be fun. -It's like negative $5. -It's like how does this happen? -He going down. -Wait a second. -Have you seen that one with Jeff Bezos walking through the warehouse and stuff and it's like his, like in real time, take the shot. Nice. -Oh, hold on, hold on, hold on. -I'm not. I didn't know Tosaka. -It's Jeff Bezos walking in. It has his actual real life number going over his head and then he's coming up and meeting one of his factory workers and it's just like a slow tick and it's like Jeff Bezos is like. -Wow. -It's like just walking through that, you know. -Thank you, appreciate it. -Get your hand, though. -Yeah. -I mean, self-made millionaire. Never done anything bad. -Speak to self-made millionaire. - Do you hear about that movie, Iron Wung movie? - No. Is it about polio? - I don't know what it's about. But it's fascinating. It's a YouTuber. His name is, was it Markiplier? Everyone on the. - Markiplier, yeah. - Yeah, yeah. - Okay, he made a movie, yeah. - Made a movie, self-funded it himself. He did the writing, he did the acting, like he was a main character in it. He did the editing, paid zero dollars for marketing, and basically his audience went out and they're begging movie theaters to put his movie in theaters. So we got in over 4,000 movie theaters. - What? - Jesus huge. - And he spent $3 million of his own money making this movie, took him three years to make it. - Wow. - Opening weekend made over $21 million. - Good for him, is that. - That's balkers. - Is that epic? - Oh, is it really? - Yeah. - I'll have to look it up. - Yeah. - So I'm going on Saturday. - It's a scary movie. - But it's cool because it totally went against the whole, like you have to find investors, you gotta go through a, or a, what do you call it? - Yeah, like just a studio. - Oh, what is it? Yeah, them. I can't, like to put it, put it out. - Yeah. - Yeah, I can't think of the word. - A producer? - No. - No, it's a, I can't think of it. That's crazy. - This is scary. - I know what you're doing. - It's about the rapture I think. - I know. - You want me to describe to you? - Yeah. - An ocean of blood, that's how it starts. - Nice. - The only hope left after the quiet rapture in the wrestling halls of crumbling space stations, the last remnants of humanity craft a submarine to explore the bleeding depths and weld one soul inside to pilot it. - Wow. - Welled him in. - Nice. - Scary. - This is not an expedition, it's an execution. - Oh. - Scary. - Well good for him. - Yeah, that's killer. I mean, he's also a huge, like he's been around for a long time. He's one of the OGs. So, I mean, like a lot of his fans were probably just, you know, big reason behind that. - Yeah. - I thought it was super cool though. - Yeah, super cool. - They've been a movie about Moses the Black. - No way. - Yeah, it's not an epic dinner right now. - Yeah, Omar, epic dinner. - What the heck? - I want to see, I want to see Sen help. That Rachel McAdams, that apparently is a horror movie too. - Sen help, it outdid Sen help in the box office opening. - Really? - Yeah. - That's crazy. - And Sen help had a $40 million budget. - That's crazy. - Yeah. - How does that, I mean, that's awesome. Good for him. - Yeah. - Dracula's out. Is it the one that we've been talking about? Or is it a different one? - It's, I think it is. It's, has Christoph Waltz in it, but I don't know who the director is. - Dude, cable going away has seriously jacked up us finding out about movies coming out. - I know. - Like, I miss being excited for a movie. - Same. - Well, Disney does a terrible job at, but who does a good job when getting their movies? - Yeah. - I mean, the Deadpool Wolverine thing. - That was cool. - That's true. - It should be the playbook of how to do it. And that's a ping pong movie. They did some work. - 'Cause even, for Deadpool, even at Walmart, like when you were buying other DVDs, like some old classic movies, like Home Alone, it would be, the slip cover for the DVD would be Deadpool as Kevin McHallister. And they would have it for Jaws. And they would have it for all, like, movies that aren't even related. - Yeah. - It was pure genius. I think that would be the most fun part about making a movie is like, how to push it out there and be creative about pushing. - Yeah. - You remember Disney used to do that, like with Lilo and Stitch, where Stitch would mess with Beauty and the Beast, with the chandelier, and they would do that stuff. - Yeah. Well, do you guys remember, I don't know if you remember the story, you would probably remember out of everybody. But in Disneyland, when Stitch came out, they had him tear up the Disneyland. - Fine. - And so they had Stitch banners everywhere, and the whole castle was covered in toilet paper. - No. - The whole castle. - That's crazy. - And people apparently loved it, but then there were other people that were outraged, like they spent so much money to come visit the castle. - Oh, whatever. - And it was covered in toilet paper. - Oh, whatever. - That's not over yourself. - Come on. It's like, that's the point. - Speaking of that, I'm the only one over here beating this drum about going to Disneyland when we're in California next month. If we have any fans that are in California and work into Disneyland, could you hook us up with some free tickets and one hanging out with you all day? - Yeah, you could stay with us. You can live with us. We'll take you home. - We'll take you home in our luggage. - What's the difference? Isn't it just smaller and in California? - Yeah, but it's different. There's a vibe. - There's California badge. - It's totally different. - California venture is completely different than what we have here. - Yeah. - Pirates is different. - I have no dog in the fight. - Yeah. - Yeah. - Disneyland, it's very similar to Magikina. - It's very similar, but it's different, and it's original, and I want to see it. - We're definitely going to the zoo first day, right? - Heck yeah. - God go to the zoo. - God go to the zoo. - We're already in San Diego, so we might as well. - Do they have a panda? Do we Google that? - I'm sure they do. - My girls want to see a panda. - They're not going to be real in this one. - Speaking of pandas. - What? - Is it a terrible story? (laughs) - What did this panda do? - Hey, let's be present. - I'm just, they do have pandas. And they have names. - Of course they do. - I can't pronounce them. - No, it's a very anchor man. I had a panda. Wasn't that a panda? That was the whole thing. - I think so. - Wasn't it, they're giving birth? (laughs) You like pandas? - No. (laughs) - Go ahead. - North Korea? North Korea, I heard about this. - I did not. - It's terrible. Kim is doing public executions of teenagers. - Why? - For getting caught watching Squid games or listening to K-pop music. And what he's doing is he's having students go out there and watch the executions. - Oh no. The logical education. - In that nuts. - Not to ask a gross question, but what is the means of execution? - I don't know. It was just public execution. - That is glorifying. - Squid games. - I mean, that would be the way to do it. But I mean, if you're a crazy dictator like Kim Jong-un. - Oh my gosh, when are we gonna end this? - And yeah, people are like, how was he able to get away with this stuff? - Yeah. - Like that's like a Geneva code kind of thing. - Yeah, like we have all these problems. We want to insert ourselves in all these other types of wars for over things. And it's like, this is being publicly announced that this is happening. And yet we're like, you know what's just North Korea? - That's when they boom. - How about we go in and save them? How about Venezuela raid team? - Yeah. - So you'll be just come in and freaking take care of this. - Which China come to defend? - Yes. - Why? - 'Cause they're allies. - Thanks. - That's like if China came in and started beating up Canada, we wouldn't be like, well, that's, I don't know. - I don't know. Canada's messing around. - Hey. - What? - Easy. - They're being silly geese. I don't want them to take Canada, I think it's beautiful. - Silly geese. - Anyways, Kim also sentenced three of his little sisters, friends to years in labor camp for watching South Korean TV. - I don't even have access to it at VPN. - Probably, I don't know, sneak it in. I know during the, I was listening to the Siyap show, the John Ryan Ironclad, and they were talking about how much the CIA was involved in the movie The Interview. - Yeah. - Like they basically approved the script. - It's so funny. - For The Interview, the one where they killed Kim Jong Un, and they even wrote like, this will actually be great because then we'll sneak it into North Korea and basically the people in North Korea will be like, oh yeah, this is terrible that we have this leader. And so what they did was they took thousands and thousands of copies of the interview, tied it onto balloons and sent it into North Korea. - I mean. - That's what they do, they don't think like, like a biography or something like that, or like it's Seth Rogen. - And James Frank. - And James Frank. - That's real. - Do you have a butthole? - Oh, I have a butthole. And it's working over time. (laughing) - Sometimes I feel like a plastic bag. (laughing) - Do they even get that reference? You know Katy Perry in North Korea? - I know. But yeah, I thought that was crazy. That episode of Cyphe was nuts because they talked about just the department of defense, the Pentagon, just because we've talked about being involved in Hollywood movies and stuff, but stuff that we're not even fully aware of. - Yeah, of like being a part of the script, like Avatar, they're a part of Avatar. - Oh yeah, that movie's political as heck. - Yeah, well it's this, and then don't look up. - Yeah, of course. - Leo. - Yeah. - And just like certain, they're a cake boss. - Cake boss, the Italian. - Yes, like in baking shows, like I mean, they're literally in every show, every movie. Twist and stuff around. - Well, there are two groups that we talk frequently about being involved in like the underworkings of everything that we consume. And it's one, the government and two, another people that ethnic conviction, and they have historically been known to be the two power players in that industry. So it's like, we shouldn't be surprised by any of that. - Yeah. - It's crazy. - It's amazing they have that much capacity. - I know, right. - But it just shows the importance of it. Like we just, we don't think it's a big deal. It's like, no, they care a lot. - Yes, and Dr. Nassie. - It really is just that deep. - Yeah. - I'm saying everything is that deep. - And that's where I'm at with this whole list thing. - I know. - It's just like, for years, we've been talking about all these conspiracies during COVID. The whole pizza gate thing was coming out. And everyone's like, you're insane, you're crazy. You have all these child stars talking about like Cory Feldman saying, you know, it's a huge problem in Hollywood. It's the number one problem in Hollywood. Everyone's like, you're crazy, you're blacklisted, get out of here, you're nuts, so. And now it's like. - Yeah. Quit if someone tells me a conspiracy is not real. I'm good. I don't care. I don't care how insane it is. They owe us an apology You know what? In fact, yes, I'm gonna be waiting for it I saw I was like it take talk was like one of those mashups and it was all the images of With Matthew McConaughey and true detective like chain smoking like crazy here, and it's like you just got here Everybody's really nailed to like this. He's like I believe this way It's crazy. I mean I saw you there's like clips of like Alex Jones on podcast. Yes eight years ago Yeah, the part where it's like the wrong That's just a conspiracy. He's like no That was eight years ago Before Jeff Jeffery Epstein passed away and everything and everyone like Bill Gates is coming out and talking is like I met Jeffery Epstein in 2011, but it's like Jeffrey Epstein was you know indicted in like in 2007 So it's like you had every reason not to be involved with this guy's like I just went to dinners and stuff It's like it doesn't matter. It's like he's he's great with money and Health oh yeah, oh yeah, it was health. He was like donating to like health organizations or something like that because he was Connected to other very wealthy people and he wanted help of like global health issues with connecting those wealthy people I'm like people don't get wealthy looking out for other people. I think we're just We're seeing the definition of money is the root of all kinds of evil right. I love them all kinds. Yeah, they love money I think we just need to start like again, we can't make impact super far from us immediately But we can have impact directly in front of us and like you look at this stuff with like the Blancy August stuff The Drew Barrymore shirt like whenever we see that like you want to bring back cancel culture where it matters like cancel stuff That's very apparently evil and yeah pedophilia Yeah, yeah, like if that if that shows up in a movie, it's like oh, that was a weird joke. No, don't watch it. Yeah We're done at least Billy Eilish is doing the right thing. What's he doing? Oh my god, oh, this is good. So on stage at the Grammys. Oh gosh I mean everyone at the Grammys was wearing like stop ice, you know, like whatever it that's a whole thing We're not going to get into it super politically, but all these musicians were like, you know Billy Eilish is on stage and she's like you can't deport people that are on stolen land. No one's illegal on stolen No one's illegal on stolen land and I was like But through that the indigenous tribe Native American tribe came out and they said well Billy Eilish Your house is on our stolen land the Tovunga tribe. I think it's like her house is specifically on like a reservation or something or like that was seized from that tribe Oh, no, and so like what are you going to do about it? Dang say it again Okay, I thought you were gonna say something like she stood up for like something different like No, it's just completely backfired on her pure wise because it's I'm like, okay, cool. Thank you even the logic on it How is land stolen of borders shouldn't exist? Yeah The whole thing's crazy. It's it's funny at this point. It's it's bizarre. It's so bizarre and it seems fake It's a whole side up. I fully believe that yeah, but what is crazy is that there is this website That is it's like an anti-ice website where I mean just thousands and thousands people they're coordinating they're doing all this stuff It's like an encrypted website. Someone went in and hacked it and sent every single person's information to the FBI That was on the anti-ice website And so these people are like freaking out. They're getting text like that your phone your number has been sent to a government agency And they're like, oh god late. Well, cuz they're making mistakes I mean like I think we talked about that video where they they pinged someone's car They labeled it as an ice and it was just like a normal civilian And they were like harassing this person and they were like not even ice. It's crazy. That's so that's all aside It's like if it's like what can you do and that's why I love having Jesse on where he's like yeah, it's you're it's not that's not reality Like the reality is he's like if you were to go out into public and interact with anyone. Yeah There's no hostility. No, there's no like I hate you this out of law He's like they they're trying to force that onto you. I know where it's like Hate your neighbor. Hate your fellow countrymen. Like there's this division be on this side. Don't be on that side And it's not real if they can keep us divided in that manner and distracted It's just going to pull away from also the fact that they're all I'm a list of crazy pants and we need to revolve and burn your house That's wrong But yeah, if we all like band together, dude, we could do some stuff in our taxes. Maybe you know what I'm saying. I wish I love it. That's the motivation That's not justice not freedom We want to get away from the taxes. That's crazy man. It's so crazy Also Billy. I was one like song of the year for a song. I've never heard and I looked in the comments I'm like am I crazy? I've never was like I've never heard this song. It's called wildflower. I'm like I don't think that that's the biggest Yeah Speaking of TikTok to beat that you know, um, I'm sorry. I'm totally gonna. Coby lame Coby lame the African-American man that's always like Oh, yeah, yeah, yeah, it sounded like that. Yeah He had a company and he just sold his company to a another company called rich sparkle holdings Cool, which is awesome. Is it there's a Hong Kong-based Nasdaq listed holding company He just sold his company and his full likeness to this company for $975 million $975 million But in this contract The likeness of which they now own is his face ID. Yeah his voice ID In all behavioral behavioral models so they can create an AI digital twin You so they he literally sold himself yeah every type of likeness that they can do whatever with almost for a billion dollars almost for a billion dollars and they Um said that they're they expect to make or generate For a billion dollars just from his likeness and annual sales doing what Doing what oh, I mean he's just huge ads doing. He's huge like a worldwide. Yeah main really worldwide. So just like advertising Yeah, and they just but they can take his voice and put it into any language Which will be super weird because his whole character was silent. Yeah, almost a billion dollars Not even speak a word. I mean take take your money and run dude. Yeah rich sparkle. What was it? Holdings or rich sparkle holding that's if Ada made a company that's what she would Rich sparkle. Yeah She said that you guys can start referring to me as unicorn sparkle. She told you that yeah. No. Yeah Um that you remember seeing him in the Orlando airport that one time right Oh, yeah, they were filming. We're like wait I could never remember his name but it's like always the guy that did like you know they would show hacks and you would just go like That all the time. I was like oh man. There he is. Thanks. How scary That's kind of nuts. I don't know what you're gonna do besides advertising and it's like look how could that go wrong? I mean they can sell it in movies. Oh, yeah video games. I mean it's endless. Yeah, and you're not gonna get any of that money ever again No, because now it's like now it's like you just contract this company out for you know an ad spot But they can also I mean the scary part is they can make it to where you can sell Probably stuff that you don't necessarily agree with that's what I'm saying. Oh yeah for sure bad movies with it too. Yeah, I mean north Korean ad Yeah, like public public executions 12 o'clock either or else Yeah, yeah, that's gonna be that stuff. That's just a whole other round dude that we're gonna go into we have no idea What that's gonna look like in the future. It's the first deal of its kind to where celebrities sold their entire likeness They're entire like it even their voice. I don't even know how he how he sounds Love this That's crazy Um, I'll show it on patreon because it just has a Song behind it that makes a lot makes it a lot better, but did you see India's motorcycles Parade no, I had like a freedom parade. He was like their independence day Pretty dope like just full on motorcycle tracks like it makes you say that weird. Yeah, you do what mortar cycle motorcycle I don't know. I'm terrible speaking. What are you expecting? No, you're great at speaking. No, I'm not But it just makes you believe the Bollywood movies even more like to the point where it's like I don't think they're faking it. I don't think this is CGI. I think they're literally pulling this off Yeah, or or dude is a fantastic movie. I was this close to watching that with the girls last night because I'm like I think just be I think it would be so much fun. Yeah, it's very violent. Yeah, I think they're okay with that Do you see that um that Japanese volleyball player That accidentally the forehead side. Oh my goodness. So there's this guy on this other side of the court And he he's like they're like pros and volleyball the guy serves it all the way across the the court And it just whoops this lady in the side of the face one of the one of the coaches on the other team And what he does is he sprints. I'll send the video. He sprints and then slides on his face face down against the court kneeling to her and then like literally full planking and then gets up and starts bowing and she's bowing and I'm - He slid like 20 feet. - It, and it wasn't like a comical thing for them. It was just like, truly like, it was incredible. - You guys start doing that when we get into fighting. (laughing) - Across the carpet. (laughing) - Yeah, bunch of apologies. - But not you're wrong in an argument, you're like dang it. - All right, here we go. - Are you sitting in the motorcycle thing? - No, I wanted to play with just the music. I guess we could put music over it, but it's just, it's just so much fun. Oh, yeah, we can watch it on Patreon too, I guess. Oops. - What? - That's so funny. - Yeah, look at this. I sent you the motorcycle one. - Is he crying? - No. - Oh, he's laughing. - Don't do the music. - It just gets more wild as you go on. - That is so awesome. - Why aren't we doing stuff like this? - That is awesome. - It's the coolest thing. - Somebody said maybe the anime doesn't exaggerate. - Yeah, that's what everyone's saying. They're like, maybe the volume of these are really actually-- - Oh, are you guys, did you guys move on? - Yeah, we're on the India. - I'm just watching the volleyball thing still. - That's so cool. - Oh my gosh, how Mad Max is that? (laughing) - You keep going, they just get more wild. - They get more wild. (laughing) - That one is so funny. (laughing) - I don't know what gets them inspired to do it do, but I freaking love it. - Amazing. - I mean, it's just freedom, I guess, right? - Yeah. - 77th Republic Day on January 26th with its annual parade. - Speaking of amazing. - Yeah. - Did you guys hear about the Egyptian Pyres that talks about giants? - The Egyptian what? - Pyres. - No. - That talks about giants. - I mean, that makes sense. That's how they made the pyramids, right? - Yep. - So you're all about to react to the Sentinel, go anywhere. (upbeat music) - Imagine setting your makeup, then forgetting it's even theirs. - Meet new groupie setting mist from Mavily New York. Gel to mist technology locks in your look for up to 24 hours with flexible all day comfy grip. No tightness, no stickiness, no residue. Just plump, dewy, hydrated skin that still feels like your skin. 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It's here, baby, 1-800-865-0726. Give me a call today. Is that good? - I just got text from the girls and they're like, we want a capi-bara as a pet. - Oh, what? - Capi-bara. - What? - Capi-bara. - Do you not know what a capi-bara is? - The world's largest rodent. - Oh, they look like giant beaver thing, right? - Yeah. - Yeah. - It's like a what you were saying. - What? - If a beaver and Arthur became a real creature. - Have you guys seen the movie? - Yeah. - With the cat one? - Oh, yeah, yeah, yeah. - So good. - Hey, get on this. - There's a capi-bara in there. - Hey. - How about that, mate? - I'm chewing. - No one can hear you. - I'm chewing. - They want to hear you chew. - Capi-bara's. - You know about him. - Capi-bara. - Capi-bara, Capi-bara. - Capi-bara on that, please. - Don't talk in the microphone when you're chewing. - Bro, bro, bro. - Bro, bro. - She's like a pirate. - Bro, bro. - Bro, bro. - Bro, bro. - Um, Capi-bara. Man, I got some cool stories, you guys. I feel so lucky to be on this podcast. - Dude, blessed. - With our friends, with our family. - Let's just say, let's just pause for a second. We really are blessed to have this podcast. - Beyond, I'm not joking when I say that. - I know you're joking when you said that. - I know you're grateful for this. - Be serious. - Yes. - We are so blessed to have this podcast. - We are. - This is literally what we prayed for. We didn't even know it. - And we're blessed that you guys actually listen to us, which is crazy, but I appreciate it. It's so cool. - It's a cool thing. - It's the flippin' best. - Too bad this is the last one. - Yeah, that is unfortunate. - Can I tell you guys something? - Sure. - Question gore, question gore, question gore, we're literally, we're the questions of the friends, shout out our mind. - I was gonna tell you something different. - Okay, do it now. - I was on my phone last night and just for a split second, I was in my text messages, going to go read text messages for my cousin. For a split second, I could only catch this because I'm such a fast reader. The, my messages, you know, could you a little highlight? - Yeah. - They were all in code and it said, compassionate, loving, all these things. It was AI reading my messages. - Yeah, give it a breakdown. - And doing a synopsis of them. - Yeah, what's the question? - And then it switched. - What's the question? I don't get it. - I'm just gonna tell you about what's going on with the phone. - That's weird. - It is weird. - Have you, have you, is it the first time you saw that? - Yeah. - Yeah, it's weird. Like it kind of breaks down your whole message and gives, yeah, it's weird. - I know it does it with, yeah. If you have your headphones in. - I didn't have that. - I would try that, yeah. - I feel like sends a picture. It says, picture of a little girl. - Really? - Like playing with bottles. - Really? - Yeah. Interesting. - All right. Here's my question. That's it guys. Let me find it actually. You guys don't think it's boring, but I think it's fun. Which cartoon traumatized you as a kid in specifically, which episode? - I know exactly. - Me too. I want it versus the same. - The courageous, cowardly dog. - Yes. - Return the slab. Return the slab. When, what was Eugene? - Yeah. - No, his name was Eustis. - Eustis. - Which is weird. - Because we live in Eustis. - Yeah, which is so weird. - But it's E-U-S-T-A-C-E. - Oh, okay. Yeah, Eustis finds a slab like in the backyard or something and loves it. And then it's just like this like 3D animation which was not normal for the show at all. And it's just like ghostly figure out in the like the desert. - Return the slab. - Yeah. - I just remember that show scared the crap out of me as a kid and I was like, I really never watched it. - There was an episode where they're being hypnotized and then he's going flan, flan, flan. Like the dessert, like the cave in dessert. (laughing) So scared. - Yeah, I can't remember. There's gotta be other ones that anesthesia was always really dark too because literally showing like the underworld and witchcraft. - Oh, and with rest of you. - Yeah. - It was a real person. - But also loved the bat. - It's scary. - So the white bat had the funniest voice. - Brass mutant. - Like I can't even do it. - Oh yeah. - Like it was such a good voice for that character. - That was creepy. - No, go on. - Brass mutant. (laughing) - What did you do? - Anestation. (laughing) - We in Russia. - Did you watch cartoons? - I literally grew up on Looney Tins. - Heck yeah. - So Bugs Bunny being super racist was always weird and household. - Yeah. - No, I think it was SpongeBob and the weird like just, I can't remember. I just remember there was a couple episodes where they would like change the animation and just like a weird dark hit. I don't remember being like super unsightled but being like, what world would I ever be? - I thought it was hilarious. - The rock bottom one, right? - Yeah. - That was kind of creepy. - That was kind of weird. - It's definitely funny. But it's like, it's darker. - Yeah. - I can't. (laughing) - It's such a good episode. The girls have never watched one episode. 'Cause he's like, it makes you dumber. I'm like, no it doesn't. - My mom, I had friends whose mom said the same thing but I think SpongeBob made me funny. - Yeah. I totally agree. And I think it wasn't exclusively oppositional, like. - Dumb and funny. (laughing) - You can be dumb but also very funny. - We could all be right here. - No, but they haven't watched any of the movies ever. I don't think I've ever watched any of the movies as well. - The first one is fantastic. Absolutely watch it with your children this weekend. Please. - The newer one looked funny too. The one they just came out with like a month ago. - I don't like the animation style. - Yeah, it's definitely different. I can't wait to see that movie "The Goat" that get the spider-versed people made it and they made the other movie too but that one looks really good. - Cool. - It's being good. Here's what that beat. (screaming) - That was very good. - Hey Andrew. - Got a reel? - Sorry. - Show us. - Make us feel. - Something inside. - Make us throw up. Please don't. Do it now. - Oh. - Nah. - We need to get one of those other inception trombone noises. - Mooooooong. - I feel like that would be good. - Can you hear me that chord? - Yeah. - Can I see it? - Can I see it? and that's his and yours. Yeah, that's his. That's his and yours. So this is not, this is, this is a crazy thing. Taylor actually sent me this video, but they all let the video play. And then I want to tell a story in regards to the video. It's freaking crazy. Are you ready? Yeah. Three, two, one, go. Here's the path on into the buffalo zone of my heart. This is what I think it is. It is. Oh, yeah. Yeah, yeah. That is the, oh, God, please take the care of me. Don't eat, bring it on. Can we show that? I'm going to have to blur some of it. Is the ice cake kind of on YouTube? Yeah, the ice cake literally. OK, so the photo I sent you is, is the guy. If you watch that video, the guy who comes running in, his name is Jim pizza, a pizza telly. So he is the, like the guy that ran for poop. Yeah. So he's the athletic trainer for this hockey team. He's also a war veteran from the Vietnam War. This happened in 1989 in Buffalo. And so what happened is he gets down with the war, seeking employment. As a medic, he begins working for this hockey team. And when he was in Vietnam, he was, like, directly responsible for the 20 people in his platoon, their health, their well-being. And when you're in Vietnam, I mean, you're dealing with trauma. Yeah, yeah, yeah. Like he actually got sent back, like on life support or something like that, like had to get met a vac. So he was like in it, in it had seen stuff. Well, anyways, so he's back, you know, thankfully, still had his, like, you know, coherence about him. And he's working for this hockey team. Seize this happen. And I don't know if these medical trainers have spiky shoes or whatnot. But that dude comes onto the ice, moving, knowing, like, saw it happen immediately. This is bad. Well, he gets there and sees that an ice skate has not only cut the corroded artery, but has also severed part of the jugular. Oh, and I'm talking. This dude was about to bleed out on the ice. Oh, yeah. Throws his hand into the hole and clamps the vessel. Literally holding it there. And then notice is he's got one of them. But notice is the other one that's clipped is continuing to bleed. So his medical training kicks in. He puts his knee on his collarbone over his heart and puts all of his weight there. So his heart slows down and he does it. Literally, he's like, I'm going to slow you down so you can't breathe and you can't continue to pump because you're going to die. Finally gets him, you know, get him off the ice. Doctors finally show up and they take him to the hospital. The dude survives 300 stitches to close that word. But literally because the dude had all that training had seen all that trauma, knew exactly where. Think about what that you can't see. No, you know what I mean? So he literally think about what he and he threw his hand in and knew exactly knew exactly what he was doing. Holy smokes saved his life. What are the odds of that? That's wild. It changed like rules for like protective gear and all of that. Like you listen to the commentators or like turn the cameras off. Like that wasn't something that'd been seen. You know, this isn't like, this isn't me celebrating gory story. This is me celebrating a veteran who just absolutely crushed it. Did the guy ever play hockey again, you know? I don't know. I definitely would not. Never again. If he had a wife, she would be like, you can never do that again. Yeah. So I am going to blur part of that making it apparent what's happening. But you can find on YouTube, yeah, what a what a guy. Have you guys seen the movie? Lawless, lawless. With Shilibuff and Tom Hardy. Oh, yeah, yeah, for sure. Oh, yeah, that happens. Yeah. He gets his throw cut and he lives. You think there's no way he's going to live. Yeah. That's just a wild movie. That's a movie up actually seen. It's a good one, right? Really, really good. Dude, the brass knuckles. Yeah. Yeah. I am bothered. You haven't seen me. You've seen that again. You haven't seen Aladdin. Yeah. What the heck? That's crazy. Because you don't like foreign films or what? Yeah. Okay. All right. Dang. Speaking of foreign films. Yeah. I have something for him that should be turned into a film. Ooh. Nice. These Egyptian papyrus. Papyrus. Cool. Called the Anastasi one. This is not a new thing that's come out. Apparently this was discovered in the 19th century. So 1800s. Okay. Why are they talking about it now? I don't know. There. But this papyrus found in Egypt, the Anastasi number one, is about 3300 years old. So it was written in the 13th century BC. And it's basically describing these desert people. And these desert people are called the Shashu, or was it? Shashu. Yeah. Shashu, or Shash. Yeah. Shoshu. Shoshu, or Shashu. Um, but it describes these people as being four qubits to five qubits tall, which is six foot eight to eight foot six feet tall. And how they were a ravenous people and like were just, they were desert dwellers in like, so they were in Egypt, they were in the deserts around Egypt. And I think that's like one of the only mentions of giants like in the Egyptian archives or whatever of what they've found. So I'm like, oh, this is really interesting. And so I'm like, has, is there any other, um, hieroglyphics or papyrus or whatever, talk about the Shoshu people? And there is. There's two other places where it talks about it. One, um, is on these, uh, these walls, one of the most famous depiction comes from Ramsey the second in the Karnak temple, and it basically has the carvings of the Shoshu people and describes them as desert people with long hair and beards. Uh, they, they were captured in military campaigns, um, labeled explicitly a Shoshu of the deserts, gypsons portrayed them as nomadic raiders living in Sinai, Edom in Southern Levant, uh, constant trouble on trading routes. I'm like, wow, that's very interesting. Yeah. Then there's another temple, the solub inscription. So the solub temple, um, under Amina, Hopetep, amina, Hopetep, the third, I'm just going with that. I know it's completely wrong, but it describes them as the Shoshu of Yahweh. Oh, so it says Shoshu of, it doesn't explicitly say Yahweh, it says why HW, so to just assume that was Yahweh. Yeah. But these people were living around, they're described as the Shoshu of Yahweh living around Mount Sinai. Wow. But, and so I'm like, well, there's no way they're, they're giants. Basically comes down to the Shoshu was just a broad term of people that were hostile towards Egypt, Egyptians that lived in the desert. So desert dwellers got it. So I thought that was incredibly interesting that the Shoshu of, they, they call them the Shoshu of Yahweh, but like the Egyptians feared them when they were living in around Mount Sinai because they would just attack raids and stuff like caravans and whatnot. Yeah. I'm like, this is just, it's cool. It's cool to see the story of the Israelites in scripture outside of the Bible. Yeah. Oh, yeah. For sure. Yeah. That was a crazy thing to me, we're describing them as almost nine feet tall bearded men, scary, terrorizing people, but they're also captured in some parts. Yeah. That stuff. That was pretty rad. That's interesting. So the Shoshu, just to let me understand, they're, they're being said that, that was the Israelites. That's what these people describe the Israelites. It was a broad term used for desert dwellers. I see. So it, it could apply to giants, but also seem to apply it to the Israelites. Like when they were living in the wilderness or yeah. Wow. Yeah. Shoshu. Shoshu. Shoshu. Shoshu. Shaka. Go. You're out. Go. It makes me wonder while they were like wandering though, you know, following pillars of, you know, fire, whatever else. Like who's to say someone wasn't up on a ridge being like, what the, what the, what the, what the, what? I know this seriously. You know what I mean? Yeah. And if you, I remember learning in college that like Moses would go, you know, he'd be leading the people to a certain place, and they'd be obviously an easier route to go, but he always chose very specific routes because he was such, had such a military mindset. He knew the routes to go and which not to go and, you know, to be safe and keep people safe. So it's interesting to see if there were like, there were people like that back then where, you know, he was trying to avoid, we're trying to attack or anything. It's crazy. How many qubits was it again? Six, seven, six, seven, uh, it said four to five qubits tall. Okay. Yeah. What's a qubit about 18 inches, um, according to this, I was trying to compare him to Goliath, um, who was six qubits, um, and a span. So Goliath would have been just a little larger than, but yeah. Have you guys watched David yet? No. No. It's pretty good. I think so. Yeah. Yeah. It's very, it's very kid-ish. Kid-ish. Yeah. When we're, when we're the Israelites dwelling on them. amongst giants. So I know they go fight towns that had giants in it. - They go into Canaan. - Okay. - So yeah, they talked about the Raffa'im giants. So it says that they were the last of the giants, last of the Nephilim, the Raffa'im. - Scookied it. - They talks about King Ag. No, not Ag. Who was it? - I know what you're talking about. - Ag Ag. - Maybe. - Is it a story of E-Hud? - A story with E-Hud? - No, it talks about that King that had the metal bed that was like 13 feet long. - Yeah, yeah, yeah. - And how he was the last of the Raffa'im. Anyways, it's ringing bells, but I don't feel good enough to assert. - Scookied. - I got another Egyptian story. - It me. - About an Egyptian trail, dude. - About a saint. - Okay. - All right. - Saint, how do you say his name? - Minus. St. Minus. Or Minus. Is it Minus or Minus? - It's about. - Minus touch. - Just the Minus touch. - St. Minus. He was born in Egypt, around 270 AD. - Okay. - And this was under the Roman occupation. - Sure. - His family were devout followers of Christ. And his mother actually, it starts off with his mother like not being able to conceive a child. Weeping and praying to God for a child and God literally speaks her and says, "You will have a child and he'll do great things." And then he's conceived, he's born, he's raised up as a devout follower of Christ. He loves Christ. He's an amazing soldier, joins the Egyptian army under a Roman occupation. And it's just like phenomenal. He's kicking butt, doing great things. And then here comes, what's his face. Emperor Diocletian, terrible emperor, just a huge persecutor of the Christians, mandating sacrifices and burning events to the Roman gods. So he fled to the mountains and basically became like the first desert father. Like one of the first desert fathers, like became a monk, lived there for several years. But then he received, they say either a dream or a vision that Jesus Christ appeared before him and said, "Go forth and confess my name before men and you will receive the crown prepared for you." So what he did, he went into the town and they were doing a pagan festival at this time. And he just started proclaiming Jesus. It's like Jesus is Lord, all your gods are false, they're demons. And he was arrested obviously. And then he was tortured and they're like, make a sacrifice or no, just take a pinch of incense and dedicate it to the gods. And you'll be okay. And he's like, no. And so they behead him, done, became a martyr. Yeah. And then it was years later, the patriarch of Alexandria received this vision from God that he was supposed to go collect the bones of St. Minneapolis and then go and basically build a church around these bones, a church dedicated to Christ as this martyr who died for the faith of Christ. So cool. And so he goes, he finds where the bones are, puts them on a camel, he's bringing it and the camel just stops in the desert and just sits and the camel refused to get up. He's like, okay, well, maybe this is where God wants me to put the bones. So he buried the bones, built a shrine around it. It built this little church around it. For years, it was a pilgrimage for people to go around. And apparently, there's many miracles that were worked at this church. Then years and years and years and years later, the Egypt was coming over this rule and the Christians were being persecuted, churches were broken down, burnt down. And so they moved the bones to another place called El Alamin. El Alamin. El Alamin. And that's where they still are to this day. And this huge church is built around St. Minnes' bones. - Really? - Super cool. Still standing today? - Still standing today. - That'd be so cool to visit. - Oh no. - Now fast forward to 1942. - Okay. - This is during the time of the Zennazis. - Zennazis. - And there was this battle taking place in El Alamin between the Nazis and the British. - Which Pazir was news to me. I didn't know that they went down that far. I didn't know that they went into Egypt and stuff like that. - Not that far. - The Nazis. - Yeah. - Yeah. - That means another continent. - There was all that oil and territory. - They were trying to take everything. And precious things, right? 'Cause they stole a lot of precious artwork and teaks and stuff. - They did. They got some weird stuff too. - I know. - But El Alamin mattered because it was the last defensible choke point before Cairo, before the invasion of Cairo taking over Cairo. It was at risk if the Nazis took it over with all this rich oil that the Nazis would have obtained. And basically whoever won this battle at El Alamin would just shift it everything. - Hell control, yeah. - Yeah. - And it was the second day of the battle. The Nazis were gearing up to go attack the British. All the troops got up and they started marching forward. And then on the horizon appeared this. They said, "An Egyptian soldier on a camel, "but with a heavenly host behind him up on this hill, "where the church was standing." - Wow. - And they started charging the Nazis. This heavenly host with this Egyptian soldier. And they all freaked. And they ran back and they told the general there, we saw this bright sky. These looked like angels and a man on a camel with thousands of other camels charging us. That's all we dipped out. Just like, what are you talking about? But they got back and they continued the battle. The British beat the Nazis at El Alamin and Churchill went on to say, "Before Alamin, El Alamin, we never had a victory "after Alamin, we never had a defeat." So that was the turning point in World War II was that battle. - Interesting. - That just so happened to be where St. Menius's bones were buried, this whole story about St. Menius performing many miracles. And they say that St. Menius, whether or not you believe in St. Intervention and stuff like that, they said that he is basically the saint of protecting those in war. Like that's what he's known for. And so everyone in the Orthodox faith, and apparently these Nazis too, believe that St. Menius appeared and helped the English defeat the Nazis at El Alamin. - That is crazy. - Super recent too. - Yeah, 1942. - That's wild. - Yeah. - Godly, could you imagine how scared you'd be? - And this was the artwork in one of the churches. I think this is in Mount Athos that they did a depiction of it. Very cool. Let me send it. - You are right, this needs to be a movie. - I know. - It's called Lord of the Rings. On the third day, look to the east. Gandalf comes rushing down to the battle for Helm's Deep. - Look at that artwork I sent you. - Wow. That's so cool. Let's leave it to what I picture in my mind. - Yeah. - That's so neat. And the tanks, the juxtaposition of the angels and then the tanks. So cool. - Good. - Wow. - Pretty rad. That is so rad. - Dude, setting the stories of some of these martyrs in these saints, it's really cool. Very cool stuff. - Yeah, I agree. - And yeah. - I love that. Where did you hear about that? My favorite YouTube channel, Harmony. - Harmony, yeah. That's cool, man. - Dude, he's amazing at storytelling. - He did just put out a video called Youth of the Apocalypse. - That's like a year old. - Oh. - It's 45 minutes long. And it's probably the scariest video I've ever seen in my life. - What's it called? - Youth of the Apocalypse. It's just basically talking about our age. Like where we're at. - This generation. - This generation and how there are many anti-christs right now and just the lies and deceptions that we're being told and how it really truly is demons. - And calling upon the rise of suicide and teens and calling it the last genocide. - Wow. - Basically the evil is so permeated throughout the youth that they think it's better to kill themselves than turn to Christ. - Yeah. - Yeah. It's terrible. - Yeah. - And it's a sickness, dude. It's crazy. It's literally just an epidemic in our society. That's wild. - It felt like I kept thinking the Joshua and get the context 'cause I don't think he's seen any of these. But the way that he did, the video felt like American horror story. It was like. - It was like, almost seemed like a brainwashing. It was like flash. - Flash is a scary story. - You would love it. I just put on my watch later, so I'm gonna watch it. - Yeah, it was, it was powerful. I thought it was good. - There was one story that was really intriguing from it. It's pretty dark, but I'll just say, it was pretty cool. Basically talking about witchcraft and he makes a distinction between soft core, soft core occultism versus hardcore. Soft core being like, dabbling in witchcraft. - Nature this, yeah. - And then astral planning and like trying to do all this stuff and then hardcore being like full on sataness. And just how soft cool Or occultism is just interweaved with them music and movies and like how it's just integrated throughout society. And then it talks about this one teenager who basically got into witchcraft. You call it Wicca specifically. Wicca. It was led by two women. Two women and he was like in his high school or college age. And his friends brought him into it, yeah. Yeah. And he said like he felt like magical, like he felt like wow there's this like real power and stuff. And he talked about one night he went to sleep and he woke up because he had to pee. And he said, but I was paralyzed. My whole body was paralyzed and I couldn't move. Oh, I could only open my eyes. And all of a sudden, he said, it's like my body, like actual planning. Like I left my body. I was above my body. And instantly these masses of demons grabbed onto me. And one of the first things they said is you must be the stupidest human to ever exist. And they said, you, you've been dabbling in the stuff that you shouldn't have been dabbling in. You are condemned to hell. You are going to hell. And they said, but we'll make you a deal. If you kill yourself, will let you become one of us to where you torment other people instead of being tormented. And instead of us sending you to hell to be tormented forever. And so he's like, okay, I'm going to kill myself. And he said, but before I did, the one thing I thought of, I said, Jesus, if you're there, help. And he said gone, just turn bright, like light, just pure white. And then he's like, how? I was just, and then he heard God said, I just needed you to ask for me. Yeah. Yeah. And he's like, and then I just turned my whole life to Christ after that. Shoot, man. Like, wow. Cal, lead. That's in the video. And it's like, it's on that same tone. It was like really dark, really scary, but like with like the hope of Christ and stuff. Yeah, that's what we got to realize, just how good and great God is, there's the opposite of that. Yeah. And it exists and it's real. Yeah. Geez, man. That stuff is so heavy. I know. It's really scary. And we just, yeah, we just think it's just in music and it's not a big deal. It's, it's in our culture and it's just a part of our life and we don't think anything of it. Yeah. And it's scary. I mean, like, it's, I kind of, I make fun of my grandma sometimes. She was like, Pokemon is like, bunch of demons and stuff. And the same tone. She's like, you know, there's some music you listen to that's written by a cultist that it's like they have this specific way of writing stuff to where it's like, it is evil. Like you're indoctrining yourself with evil thoughts and stuff like that. And I'm like, I believe that. Yeah. And that's just wisdom. That's just stuff that you get older and you realize and obviously you could take it far away from like the point of Jesus. I think that's where we miss the mark sometimes is like giving God. We think same is this ultra powerful thing that's comparing, you know, comparing to God. And you're like, oh, they're on the same level as, you know, as far as like power. But it's like, no, it's not. But you also just don't dabble in it. You know, if you have convictions run from that and into like, if you're a person who's been in a place where you feel like you need to call out for help, like I think it's important to know that while Jesus can in an instant intervene, I've in my life, I've found him to be more present in daily walking. So like, there's nothing wrong if you found yourself in a dark place to just start stepping away from it and watch him slowly show up because I never want someone to be like in a dark place and then to be like, I need you now. And then a day later, everything feels the same. Like sometimes it is like that. I think that's important to know absolutely he can show up in an instant and often will. But in prayer, prayers, yeah, yeah, but like walk, walk with him. And I actually, I'm reading this book right now. It's an Orthodox book about this pilgrim basically. His question is like he walks all across of Russia and his one question is like, how do I pray unceasingly? Yeah, what does that mean? Scripture calls us to pray unceasingly. Like what does that mean? So this book is about, it's really cool, but it specifies and it gets into like, he talks to these monks and like a great practice to start doing is saying the Jesus prayer because what it's doing is professing Christ and professing your need for him and the fact that you are center. Like it's this. It's as beautiful. There's humility in it. Yeah. Yeah. Which actually we went to a divine liturgy this last weekend and he he taught on where the Jesus part comes from, which is really cool. It's that story where it's like the Pharisee and then the tax collector and the Pharisee is like, look at everything I'm doing. You know, this thing and like, at least I'm not like these people, at least I'm not like them. And then the tax collector says, Lord Jesus Christ at Mercy on me is center. And it's like, be like this man, you know, and that's the prayer. Yeah. So that's the prayer. Yeah. The prayer is, Lord Jesus Christ have mercy, Lord Jesus Christ, son of God have mercy on me as center. Yeah. And just just even repeating that it creates the mantra on your head of like giving glory to Christ who is our only savior and it's, it's just a really cool prayer. So like if you don't know how to pray, that's a great way to start praying. Yeah. For sure. And it just, and it just doesn't matter on where you're at in your life too, because we expect Jesus to show up and everything to get better. Yeah. You know, like we ate that, the verb Jeremiah, what is it, 29/11, you know, for I know the plans I have to you, plans for Prosper, it's like that gets read at every like graduation and like it's a happy, go lucky thing. But he's literally talking to people who are in captivity. Yeah. And then later on, he tells them, you know, grow a garden, you know, you know, have children do all these things, but they're like, in captivity, like why are you telling us to settle down in captivity? He's like, no, he's like, this is where you're, you're going to be delivered. But right now you need to adjust where you're heart and your perspective and be where you're at and accept that God has you where he wants you right now and love him and accept him. Pray to him constantly. It's so good. Yeah. Just wait for him. Wait for him. So cool. Speaking of good stuff. He's speaking of kind of cool, but also really creepy. Yeah. The Pietro Mol. Catacombs. Can you do your killing the pronunciation? I like the accent with it. Yeah. Yeah. There was, our girls are at a new co-op and there's a guy who's teaching them music and stuff. They bring in a couple to teach music and he has a, he has a fairytalean accent. And then he's like, are you speaking Spanish? No, it's Italian. It was a very thick accent. It sound like very dissimilar. Yeah. Yeah. It is really into like practicing her Chinese. That's awesome. She's convinced she speaks Chinese too. Yeah. That's great. How do you know? You don't know if she is. I know. We saw a lot of Spanish, but we saw Jace too whenever, when we came in last week and she was like, couldn't you chew well? Can you just fill up, you know? All right. So what's the name of it? Pietro Mol. Catacombs. Okay. Catacombs of Sicily. I love a catacombs. I love a catacombs. You think the catacombs of France or spooky? Very spooky. It's the animal catacombs. Very spooky. Yeah. Wasn't there a time when they were trying to get people to buy in there? To buy? You remember how they have those like things going on in Europe where they're like, come live here and we'll pay you? Yeah. I swear they were talking about that area. Really? Could you imagine signing up there like all the tourist stuff that comes in the catacombs? Yeah. But it's like, they show you all the pictures and they're like, oh, you know what? I got to go to Sicily. Let's move to family. That's so funny. We live in the catacombs. But it's basically this tunnel system that these monks discovered that it preserves bodies incredibly well because of how dry it is. And so in this catacombs tunnel system, there's thousands of bodies that are typically standing upright. What? Stop that. Holy Dressed of like what they die. So there's like, there's monks, men, women, children, they said, virgins were buried there. I don't know. I mean, it's probably documentation. Okay. Okay. But a lot of them are still wearing like military uniforms, wedding dresses. There's like nuns and they're nunnery gowns and whatever it's called. Scary. Very. But they started doing this in the 1600s. So basically, it's like, it's a timeline of people that are like very well preserved in this catacombs. You're really walking through like a historical timeline. Yeah. I mean, they're all mummified. Like, they're just like, but there's this one. And this is a very sad thing, but it's this, they call her the Sleeping Beauty of Palermo. Sleeping Beauty of Palermo. This little girl, she died in 1920, she was two years old, but her body is so well preserved that it's been over a hundred years. Look at this. And I only say this because in, I know in the Catholic and the Orthodox church, a lot of them believe that there's some saints that when they die, their body just never corrodes and never corrupts. And this little girl, she's been in this catacombs. She's the most well preserved body in this catacombs. Look at the picture. Well, I don't want to a hundred years old, dude, this is not so. And they've done X-rays, they've done X-rays and her organs and her brain, her organs are still intact and her brain is still preserved. Wow. How does that happen? - It's incredibly sad, but it's also like. I think it's just kind of cool. It's just like, especially in the perspective of like, I'll, some believe that saints when they die, like their bodies never decay and this two year old's body has not decayed. That's crazy. I just thought it was crazy. It's really cool. It's a spooky play. I'm just scrolling. I'm just scrolling. I'm just scrolling. It's just a burial place. Oh. Yeah. I'm looking at just scrolling through pictures. It's because it's like a well lit, all the walls are white and it's scary, dude. It's very scary. There's bishops. Yeah. Yeah. Oh, lean man. They're all standing up. Not a place where you want to spend the night. I would say. No. I watched the movie as above so below. It's all about like, it's literally a horror movie, but it's in the French catacombs and it's terrifying. And I can imagine this is, this is even scarier. Is there a monster in there? Dude, like ghosts and stuff. Yeah. Yeah. Imagine walking down that catacomb well lit and then just the power goes out. No cry. No cry. You got to feel your way out. No. Anyways, I know that was a sad story about that girl, but she is actually, they say the most preserved human bodies in history. Wow. Interesting. Yeah. Very cool. Yeah. That doesn't look like a person that's been dead for the past 100 years. No. That's wild, man. Nice. Nice. Anyway. Can you just take tours of that place? No. Thank you. I think I was pronouncing it wrong the whole time. That's fine. How are these? Oh, geez. I'm ready. I was going to say I'm ready for Ninja trip, but I guess we're getting ready to go on one. A lyrmo. A lyrmo. Yeah, that's what it looks like. A lyrmo. Was I saying that? I think so. But you just had an accident on it. A lyrmo. A lyrmo. A lyrmo. Anyways. I imagine if Luka, the movie went, they went down in the catacombs. I love Luka. I love Luka. I love Luka, that movie is up there for me in favorite Disney movies ever. I think, yeah, obviously the environment helps out a ton. It's such a fun, cool place. The music. I love the memories. Ada loved that movie as a baby. Her first birthday was Luka. Yeah. That was cool. And she turned five. Dude, she's going to be five when we go to California on our way back. That's going to be so fun. We literally are flying on her birthday. We got to make it super special. I know. I love that girl. And then to get the plane to sing happy birthday or something. But then they give her the microphone. Can you imagine? Yeah. She's a tall, tall, tall. She's going to take into that heavy breathing and we're like, for the whole airplane. We're going down, no way to hit a stop. There's a bomb. You guys are a third of the way to her drive it. Stop it. That's, she's going to be a liability. I never thought about that. Yeah. Not really. Yeah. Dude, she's a way better driver than I am. Yeah. Way better. Yeah. She knows where the brakes are. Look at this. Look at that. Look at that. Hey. Nice. Film better. A lot better. Although I think it's starting to fuse where I can't accept it. Yeah. That's a bummer. It makes me really mad. What? What is gravity? I know we've talked about before. But I just watched the y-files. He did a video on what we talked about the August 12th, August 12th, a day where Earth loses gravity. It's. It's. What they're alleging. Yeah. It's complete. Whatever. Video is really good. It was very fun to watch. Also really spooky. But at the end, he's like, this is all fake. Yeah. Of course. But what he mentioned on there was the fact that Earth itself has gravitational anomalies. So basically, um, gravity anomalies are regions where Earth's gravitational pull is slightly stronger or weaker than expected. Now, you have to feel directly but measurable by satellites and precision instruments. Two of the strangest and most talked about are the long-studied anomaly around the Hudson Bay. Or is that like New York and a massive low gravity dent in the Indian ocean, known as the Indian Ocean GeoAid low. What? And that just, that messed with my head because I'm like, like, I've just, I guess I've always thought that gravity on Earth is just one thing, but there's parts of Earth to where gravity is just slightly different. I guess that makes sense, right? And it can't be, it can't be perfect all the way around. I mean, I'm trying to think of like, I mean, you just think about how, you know, we have different high points like for waves and stuff like that and like currents, same thing. Almost like you just have different areas like it would be like, okay, so why doesn't have every ocean have the same amount of current and wave, like wave heights and stuff like that? Does that have to do with our ozone layer? No. This, this says that mass, yeah, the simplest way to explain gravity is that mass attracts mass. And so we are drawn to it. The Earth's rotation, yeah, nailed it, but the rotation of the Earth actually reduces it because it would be spinning it off of it. But then because the Earth isn't perfectly symmetrical, those are the spots that are. So basically what he was getting to is you had Isaac Newton who was like one of the first to observe gravity and like create a formula for it, which is insane. Yeah. One thinks about it before why does this fall? Yeah. Um, and then Einstein basically created a better formula for it. Basically, we're like in space, there's dark matter and mass is basically stretching out like a trampoline. So like, it's like mass moves and then math, it's crazy, but no one can still explain what is gravity. I know. We just, you can't, you can't observe it. We are so, we are so child like in our understanding of every single thing that happens on this planet. We got to figure it out. It's light energy or mass. The answer is both. The answer is all above. Yes. Did I saw a guy talking the other day, he's like, you know how we have those telescopes? NASA has those telescopes. They could zoom into the moon and see like the smallest details on all the creators. He says, why aren't we in space on the ISS or whatever, zooming in to Earth and like say, you know, North America's up here, you have Australia down here. Why don't we just zoom in Australia and you would see like their perspective, your perspective would be they're almost upside down. Oh, yeah, because they're on the other side, but yet they'd be still standing up because you know, gravity and stuff like that. So he's like, prove it then if we're not a flight Earth, he says, then zoom in and show Australia people walking upside down. He says, I mean, I mean, come on, like we just like we don't ever get to see like a good zoom in. And then people are like, have you not seen Google Earth? I'm like, I don't think that's how Google Earth works. There's like a satellite in space giving you real time footage of how everything works, but it's like it's a collection of pictures. It is interesting. I would love to see an actual like seeing that's a very planes landing and stuff. Yeah. It's just a concept of like you're just like you're looking up and like there's people above you walking. Yeah. Yeah. That would be cool to see. I would love to see that. I don't know. There's something behind it. I don't understand. It's interesting. I never really thought about that. That's like if you were like if let's make it for scale, the earth was like this big. Yeah. And you were to put it above you. You're underneath the earth. You wouldn't be underneath the earth. You shouldn't theory be able to look up and people like you should see like the tops of their heads walking like this. I mean, it just I mean, it looked like that maybe anywhere on earth, but yeah, if you're on the other side of the earth, it looked like every aerial photo. I know. Yeah. But seeing it like in space, like if you're zooming in, like, I mean, yeah, I don't I don't know. I don't know. I guess my mind's just blown by it. It was a lottery. This is what you should commission to be done. Could you imagine that's what I spend my money on? And they're like, yeah, it's obvious. It'll be one of the most viewed videos on YouTube. And it looks so much residual. Exactly. Like Google Earth. I think they say that the gravity is made of a particle called a graviton. I believe that is a word. Are you making that up? I don't know. I don't know if that's the that's the molecule of gravity and but they've never been able to observe it. Yeah. They don't even know what it looks like. They can only observe the effects of it or its functionality like like, but they know what it does. Yeah. Is it a graviton? Graviton is a hypothetical particle and not yet observed quantum of gravity. So a photon would be carrier of electromagnetic force. And then other words that I'm not going to try to pronounce. Graviton is also the rider you ride at the county fair. Is it the gravitron? You would know. You would know. I would know. There's so much fun. Um, I always think about why Einstein said in his love letter to his daughter about how love is a force not yet measurable, but is it akin to gravity? Yeah. I'm pretty sure it was fake. Yeah. What? Yeah. You're the one that read it though. I know. I know. Well, because I looked it up later and I think people made that up. Einstein wasn't actually else more guys. You ruined my day. I'm sorry. Ben, you make that letter to your daughter, because then to look it up to like, wow, she's a person. I don't know if it's been proven, but they said it's, it's, it seemed like it was potentially a forged letter. Did his daughter write it to herself? I don't know. Um. I'm going to start doing that. But what if we end up finding out that like all the fruits of the spirit have like a quantifiable energy? There are multiple fruits. The fruit of the spirit. Good job. I read that in revelations. Enough. All right. Keep talking. Don't wait for me. I don't understand gravity. Anyways, gravity, gravity, please come near me, because I don't know what you are. What did you want to know? What if the answer scared you? What if you get trapped like Matthew McConaughey and the Tessirac? So let him go, Murph. Dude, saddest of seeing the whole world. So sad. I hate that movie sometimes. I know. I love it. All the feels. Speaking of dark matter, you guys need to watch the show Dark Matter on Apple TV. I heard it. You told me it's good. It's so good, man. It's a guy from Train Dreams and it's Jennifer Conley and this, uh, she's the girl that comes from Pan's Labyrinth. You'd recognize her. She has, yeah, she's, she's huge. But yeah, it's phenomenal. And it just, it's literally this guy who's like a, like I can't even think of the fancy term, but he's like a scientist and they do, there's just basically this black cube that go inside and it opens up into like multiverse is basically, but it's just this kind of a darker, not really darker, but it's just very drama show and it's, he sees, he finds his wife in another reality where they didn't get married and she pursued her dreams. And so it's just, but she, but she's, she's in love, like in the reality that he's in, like they're in love. They have a great marriage and she truly does love him, but he just gets to view her as a friend. Like they were just good friends and she pursued her art career and she was successful and all those stuff. But you could tell that there's still a connection between them too. So it's just, it's a good love story too. And it's happening. How can I ruin that? How can I, I don't like your joy? I don't like that. You feel happy. 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