186 - World's Most Haunted Island, Iranian Ghoul & Iran War Predictions Coming True

Hey everybody, welcome back to the show. We have a story today about the most haunted island in the world right outside of Venice. Talk about playing, we're talking about mental hospitals, and we're talking about dead bodies. This just end. The war in Iran is taking place, and it is scarier than you think. There's three predictions made in 2024 regarding the war in Iran. Two of them came true. The third one, we're still waiting for it. We'll talk about it now. And if you didn't get swept away in an orfish-related tsunami, then was it again? I can't remember. What are you talking about? Then what he saw has to do his own. I miss one conference, Lily. I thought we were done. I was jumping in. So he says, talk about his goal. Can you just edit me? And there's in Native Americans have the same cryptids as they do in Iran, and it's really scary. It involves a woman screaming for help. We're going to tell you about it. Go ahead. I can't remember it, though. That's what I'm having trouble with. Do you have to impact my Sunday cool watch this or listen? What's your else mean to plaster? That's what you guys don't get it now, but you'll get it. It's really funny. You'll have really hard one happens. Yeah, wait. God, he doesn't communicate that to us. I forgot. I forgot. I forgot. You forgot. My sandwich is wrong. What else is going to go wrong? Too much lately. I mean, when you guys too much, I need a break. Don't start to break from you guys. I'm a treat to be around. You say you need a break from us? Yes. I'm in a round. Right back at you. Too much. Right back at you. Tuts. Welcome, everyone. Andy, do you have any complaints or notes about the way we travel or live? Oh, yeah. What a question. Oh, yeah. Go ahead, Chair. Oh, man. Where do we start? I mean, the fact that you guys don't shower on vacations, that's like a rule you guys have, which is crazy. Like you guys don't shower. So then I did wait two whole days to take my first shower and Kelsey went, what? You had to shower yet. The denue shower three times today. So twice, but we take 500 baths a day. Yeah. We had to replace our water filter at our house. Water softener filter thing. And we got it like a year and a half ago, maybe two years ago. What? What? We got our water softener four years ago. No, it was not four years ago. It was not a year and a half ago. Okay. Well, three years. Jane was not alive. Is this how the whole podcast is going to lie? Okay, three years ago, keep this going. I got a fish by food three and a half years ago. Not four. We haven't been in that house for just four. Doesn't matter. The guy's like these things, these things. I love a couple of times. I have almost lived here for five years and I bought your house. I love what couples bring up like the smallest detail that doesn't even matter to the story. We're like, actually over 100% matters because he's trying to say that we used and abused this water softener because my family, my family takes like six baths a day with a lot of water. Go through these filters. The thing was supposed to last six years. Some people cope with drugs, alcohol, we do baths. We take baths. We take baths. I mean, you're making it sound like incredibly excessive, but if it's lasted almost five years, that's only like 20% extra use. You've only had it for like six months. Oh, that change is saying. That's not true. It's not true. I had a wonderful time. I think that we are getting really good on our trip. People have no idea. Okay, we need to change attitudes. I'm just giving her God. I'm just saying context. Everyone. I'm saying good things. I was saying I think we're getting really good at traveling together. Something about you and Kelsey though, you guys don't speak up when you want to do something. So if you wanted to stay at the zoo all day long, tell me it was my effort. I wanted to stay at the zoo. I was I mean, just because the Kelsey didn't say she wanted to stay at the zoo. I want to stay at the zoo. What's wrong with that? All right. Now I need context. What's the vibe? What happened? Nothing happened. I just we I'm gonna pee. What's the problem? What's going on? What are you doing? You need to change your attitude. Everyone tonight. You be night. I said I wanted to go to the zoo. You laugh. You laugh. You laugh at me. You walk away. So what happened? We we went to the zoo. Yeah. The probably argue argue. It's amazing. It's truly the best zoo I've been to. It was fantastic. I we have toddlers and short attention spans. The denunes could have slept in that zoo. True. But they also want to go back and swim. Yeah, that's true. This because I want to do something. Doesn't mean that's like what we should be doing. What I just want, this is my note, when we travel together because I'm think this is going to happen a lot in our life, do you boo boo? If you want to go do something, have fun and do it. What if we wanted to hang out with you guys. But what if they don't want to. Yeah, they don't want to hang out with us. 100% we want it. But I just wanted you guys to leave with fulfilling and beautiful trip that you're happy with. It's accomplished everything they wanted. This girl met Jake. I went to the zoo and saw La Jolla sea lines and Kelsey literally like cried watching these sea lines on the beach. It's true. It's such like a marriage argument though, where it's like just because like me hunting. It's like just because I want a hunt Saturday morning. Doesn't mean I don't want to spend Saturday morning with my wife. But they can't coexist. I just say you go hunting. And then I spend Saturday evening with my wife. I just think that Andy has an exolato sized hole in his heart. You're gonna have to unpack. I love exolato. Exolato. You don't know what exolato actually don't. Oh wow. I didn't know they were alive. I thought they were extinct. There are like these weird sea creatures. I thought it was like some version of like describing you. You've seen them. Yeah. They're super trendy. There's an exolato on the pink stairs is an exolato supposed to be there. If you ask an exolato, if he'll be back tomorrow, a penguin waddles in and the exolato's gone. I've never heard this before in my life. Flagged. So our trip, you guys spoke at the Bless God conference and you did amazingly. Joshua's sick, sick, sick. It was funny because Ruslan's like, hey, you guys are supposed to go on a 1030. You're going to have to get there. We're going on earlier because someone just canceled and had it like an emergency thing. So we get there like at 945 and we're like, okay, we're ready to go. We get backstage and he's miking us up and we're sitting there for 45 minutes. And Ruslan just brings us up at 1030. And the whole time, Josh is having an absolute panic attack. We have a real panic attack. No, she did fantastic. No, it was so nervous. All the verge on the verge of like, yeah. Was he running logistics at his own event as well? That's what not necessarily. Did he have a point person? Yeah, yeah. He had a great team. That guy is a man of agency though. That was a beautiful conference. He killed it. Location was amazing. The seabird hotel right by the top gun house. Really? Yes. Right by the ocean side pier. Think about the amount of content he puts out while being a published like author of the amount of stuff he actually, like he does alive every day, right? Pretty close to maybe. Yeah, pretty close to it. He's a busy guy. And that's what I was kind of talking about Matt is his manager, right? No. Oh, no, I don't know. Oh, forget it then. Yeah, I have no idea. He just does a lot of things because it's not like he reached out to you guys to come and do the show. It's not like some like agent or did or what. Oh, yeah. He's just like really. He does. The man puts in work. Yeah, he does. He's 20 years old. Yeah. 40 something. It's crazy. Something is going for a long time or two. He was sick as a dog. Then you crushed it on stage. I mean, everybody was laughing. So I mean, hollering at you, dude, you guys were. Yeah, Josh brush brought the house down several times. We came out to, uh, please don't go. Yeah, babe, I love you. You did a confetti cannon. Dude, I saw I saw the clips. I was dude, I got really excited when I saw the cannon. I thought we finally had a t-shirt cannon. I thought that was happening. It's literally a crime that we don't have one that we are. The existed. It's not equal from us. 10 years. And we don't have a t-shirt cannon in the house. That's true. It's literally insane. You made one, but it was a liability. It was a potato gun. I stuffed a shirt in. Nice. And you cannot control how fast that shirt came out. Yeah, that's illegal. What you created was an illegal weapon. You didn't. Is it 100% a potato gun? A homemade potato gun. What you created is 100% illegal. No, Sean Ryan just dropped a clip. Have that kid the ATF like, uh, this kid got reported to the ATF because he there's like some legal loophole where if you're using certain parts and it's legal, but if you do something else, it becomes not. But the ATF. Mine, mine didn't have like the grill igniter with hairspray. It was air pressure, hair pressure. What's that? Yeah, another type of potato gun. If we don't want to be flagged, it might be a good idea to not describe how to make something ATF illegal. Echo boom. we'll say it on Patreon. - Tell me later, yeah, tell me. - We'll give you the plans on Patreon. - Yeah, we'll download a PDF. - And then we had a beautiful trip and the Airbnb was amazing, shout out, Jorge. - And stop right there. - Those are to get all your attention. Make sure to like, comment, and subscribe to your YouTube or Spotify, and we're choosing one comment a week to send a free gift to, and stay for a mid-roll ad because we have something special to say to you. - Don't interrupt me again. - Wow, please. - Please. - No, please what? Please master. - It's Sunday night. We have a beautiful last meal in Oceanside. Go and watch the sunset. It is so cold, California's cold. Don't let anybody lie to you. And we wake up bright and early. We have been preparing that night to fly out. We're ready to go home. Kelsey is saying to me, it was about one day too long. This trip, I've been ready to go home. I'm ready, I can't wait to go home. We wake up bright and early, flights are canceled. - Yep, we're already packed. Breakfast is already made. Gonna check out the airplane canceled. - It's eight is birthday. - Did you guys have to go to Seattle? Did you see that? - Yeah, so. - They rerouted us the next day to Seattle. Sandy, go to Seattle, Seattle, Orlando. - Almost nine hours of flying. - The girls did amazingly. - Well, that means you can travel further than you thought then. - Well, yeah, no, that's what I said too. I was like, we get totally out of Europe. - Or Hawaii. - Yeah, or Hawaii, which would be awesome. Aida would love that. Aida really wants to go to China though. That's like 24 hours. - It's just go to Hawaii and tell her it's China. - Okay, cool. - She's not gonna know. - I mean, she probably wouldn't know. - And but we have this bonus day that is so beautiful. And we go to the rabbit cafe. We go to Balboa Park, which is amazing. And we stay in a hotel on the harbor. And essentially accomplish everything we aspire to on this trip. - Yeah. - I mean, I don't think there was anything besides meeting Gavin Newsom. There was nothing that we could-- - We didn't surf. We didn't have time. - That was the thing. - Yeah. - And the water was cold. - Freezing. - The air was cold. - That's the first, where I was in Northern California, like near San Francisco, a pleasure point when I surf. But that's the first place I've ever touched water. And just getting in, my teeth got like ice cream cold from my face with my mouth closed, being in the water. I was like, what is this? I had a 3-2 wetsuit with a vest on underneath and still was like, with the sun out, still convulsing. That was the most brutal cold I've ever felt. - Yeah, shout out to Skylar though, 'cause he was gonna bring us surfing and just didn't have time. - He travels to Florida for work occasionally. He was in the panhandle. We might have to go take him surfing out here if he makes a trip. - Shout out to the stranger that touched our bodies on the beach. All three of us. - He heard me. - Mr. Martin. - Did you say he hurt me? (laughs) - It's all in the vlog. - It's gonna be in the vlog, yeah, it's gonna drop soon. - He hurt me and he healed me. - Oh, okay. - Speaking of hurting and healing, you had just on-- - Wait, wait! And then we're flying on that first, Ryan and Jane threw up on the plane, on the first plane. And then Jane poured my whole coffee all over my body. And so in the same clothes, I had puke in old coffee. And that's what I smelled like for nine hours. - For nine hours. - For nine hours. - But this is how it went down. - Okay. - Our family, mainly this one and Jane, are notorious for spilling things. There's that very weekend, my girls. - No, no defense. - That's true. - Lily had her tray right next to Jane, who was sitting right next to her. Lily had a full cup of coffee, takes the lid off the coffee. - What did you do that? - And let's do that. - Right on the edge of the tray. - I just kept on looking at it. I'm like, I've got to say what would have happened if you said something? - What was the point of got mad at me? - What was the point of taking it off? - Cooling it off. It was hot, hot, hot coffee. - Okay. - Okay. - Anyways. - And I don't like to drink too plastic. - Do you know where you straw? Interesting. - Coffee's build. - You want a song? - Yeah. - That's the most insane thing. All right. - I had a good trip. - Me too. So much fun. - What are you thinking? What kind of genre you went? - I think echoey cave music. - Echoey. (vocalizing) - I'm gonna play something telepathically. - All right. - You ready? - Just gonna try it. - Put these on. - If we can come up with something? - Just a little over here too? - Yeah. (dramatic music) - I ran from the cups. I ran from the jail. I ran from my family who could not pay my bail. I ran from my future. I ran from my past. I ran from Vin Diesel. Runs furious fast. I ran. I ran. I ran. I ran. I ran from my problems. I ran for the hills. I ran for the joy. I ran for the hills. I ran with the bulls. I ran so far away. I ran to friends and back. I ran to disobey. I ran. I ran. I ran. I ran. I ran. Break it down. Real fast. I ran. I ran. I ran. I ran. I ran. I ran. I ran overseas to see what I could find. I ran to every country, every land and shoreline. I ran to a place that I could not be flea. I forced I ran to the home of the World War III. I ran. I ran. I ran. I ran. I ran. Wow, that was so good. I screwed it up. Andy. I did too. You guys did great. Enough of that. I screwed it up. You guys did great. Wait until you hear the soon version. AI version. Oh, it's so good. I mean, we could play it. We'll play it on Patreon. Yeah, we'll play it in between segments. Oh, yeah, that'd be good. You guys will get it. You guys get it. Okay. We have fun. Yeah, I would, I would say what we do is, I guess it would be probably classified in the category of fun. Yeah, I think it would be fun. Could be. Could be, but it won't be. Why? Excuse me, I have a question. We talk a lot about the mysteries, the secrets. The good and the bad, the ups and the downs. The side decides the whoops, the daisies, the flabbergasts. The bamboozled, the bamboozled, yeah, the hood week. Okay, that's enough. We don't need any more references. Examples, I'll just get on with it. Today's question's sent in by a viewer. Lily, free mason's. Do you support them? No. What? I do not. Hold on. Hold on. My ears. Did you say no? I said no. With the question as you presented it, I say no. Yeah, the way I presented, what do you, but could not be more clear? Could not be more clear. All the masons that are imprisoned? Falsely imprisoned. Falsely imprisoned masons. In fact, there's maybe some that are being held in the dangerous jails in maybe Russia. Absolutely. Masons isn't like the trade or the maze. Oh yeah, play dumb now. Oh yeah. Play yo. I don't know what you're talking about. Masons. Masons. Men named Masons. That have been falsely imprisoned around this world. I don't know how you're laughing. What was the question? Free masons. Do you support them? Do you support freeing mason? And she said no. She said lock them up, keep them in slaves. Sick me. And she obviously doesn't even care. There's a big movement around the world that's saying people are outside. Picketing, yelling, protesting. Yes. Thousands of people out there. Free! Masons free Masons, no one's saying what Mason okay, so they don't exist. You're obviously just you're you don't care Anyone you just care about yourself and your stupid coffee and make sure it's cool off You're right. Sorry Actually, no, no, I'm not sorry. Sorry. No, don't apologize. 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That's better H-E-L-P dot com slash ninjas No serious get out I'm not joking this isn't a bit. You really stick with it Get out. Hey Go on. Go on. I hate you. I don't love you no more Come on to somebody else Are you white fangin me right now? California change. Oh yeah Yeah We hanging in there good four hour stretches last night. So that was dope. That's nice. Yeah, I didn't time them well though So I was like oh awesome. You see before hours. I don't realize I needed to wake up in an hour and a half to come to work. So Still should be we got a lot of crazy stuff to talk about today Yeah, do we yeah, as you know we film a weekend advance Because we're not like Ruslan. We're not that much of a go-getter. So we have to really Prep for stuff It takes us a while. There's just three of us. We're trying. We're trying one day will be like the day of there's just three of us Well, if you want to edit You just three of us For us or try like they you'd like to eat it. No, no, I know I got mean you're a one-flesh. I guess you don't believe that either Josh wants to go pick up these pictures. I printed last night. He's like they're not ready. I said try Lily Donna for you He said oh, no, I said ouch You're done with that name's the Walgreens lady laughed. I've had my Walgreens account since I was a teenager As if you can change the name. I said look under hooper No, Lily. No, my beloved. That's a bad sign dude called try Donna, Donna Freo maybe The name that she used to go by Fresh because we fell in love and we're happily married, but I guess try that name. Yeah, that's all as big go Hello Mr's name under there as well You might need to be checking credit unions for that name. She might have an account somewhere. I know sad Dude, I'm sorry that she treats you that way. I mean I never treat you. Thanks. Thanks. Nice. Be nice. Never treat you that way be nice You know who's being treated not so good People in Iran I haven't heard any updates Just there's a lot of stuff This is the craziest thing that stuck out to me and it's scary There's this professor Lily's talked about multiple times. Yes, his name is professor jing I'm assuming that's how you say his name like the chili Chris. It's Jay. He's an Asian man. Jay. I Angie would you say jing? Yeah, I would say jing professor jing He talks. I mean you should hear some of his lectures. They're riveting okay, he's like super into He's he can see all the connections from conspiracy wise predictions background in Per being professor. Oh, okay. I don't know. I'm not sure. But in 2024 In 2024 Professor Jane in his class made three predictions 2024 he said one Trump will be reelected Number two, we will go to war with Iran. Boom Number three, the US will lose the war with Iran. Oh, I thought it was going to be happily ever after we live happily Oh, I got goosebumps over my body. How would that happen? Are we so much bigger and stronger than I laid it out? Well, they're partnered with China, aren't they? Not necessarily But like you were involved Everyone's involved basically now. This is World War. We're in World War three. Oh, no, but he said Iran has been planning This attack from the United States for 20 years He says this that little 12-day spat that we had a couple months ago He said that was them they're fully accepting of it and they're like, okay, we're gonna see what they do and we're gonna Plane out based on what they do to us in these 12 days. So you're saying Iran has been planning that's what you said Iran has been planning this war with the United States in Israel for 20 years. This is what Professor James said And he says their goal He says this is also prediction. He said he said they're gonna have many attacks on the GCC Which is the Gulf Corporation Council, which is all those united Arab or the Arab countries surrounding Iran. He says they're gonna start attacking them and try to Basically destroy the West economically He says and he said their goal is to burst the economic bubble that is in the United States and that has primarily built off of artificial intelligence And he laid it all out and you're like that's terrifying. This is scary and he said he's they're gonna start doing Attacks on infrastructure in the GCC all the surrounding countries. One of them would be Targeting desalination plants for these countries Which is how they get fresh water how they get fresh water He said it would take one drone attack and their drones cost $50,000 and he gave an example of a city In the Middle East he says if this desalination plant is attacked by one drone, which to them cost $50,000 He said 10 million people would be out of drinking water in two weeks That's terrifying. No 10 million 10 million people And so his prediction is the US is going to lose this war and that Is scary that's the end folks my question of the do they they don't have any plan to like they're not it's not a land seizure sort of thing Like they're not coming over here and owning anything. Well, here's another kicker Talk about a siop Recently, this is again a week old so I don't know what's gonna happen within a week. Yeah But on the news they've been saying that there's some leaked intel That Iran was planning a drone attack in California All right, I saw that we were there. Yeah. Yeah Well, nothing happened, right? No, but I'm saying like with that we don't know when it's gonna happen Oh, but it's weird though that the news is like all of a sudden like there's gonna be a drone attack Yeah, California and California and California and it's like it's kind of like they're prepping. Yep There's the thing in Texas too. I heard like an airport got shut down for a while. And if we know anything about history is that When the when the public when the United States citizens are not behind a war When an attack happens in the United States or to citizens of the America they rally they rally and they're like, yes, let's go get them 100% 9/11 You know percent Pearl Harbor You know Yeah, so it's just weird It's not saying who's doing what I'm just saying it's weird that the news is talking about it I just think the approval rating or the support for this war in Iran is like 30% I think that's awful. Yeah, it's awful. Yeah, it's awful. Yeah Oh man, so buckle up folks buckle up So what do you think you think just like the US dollar tanks to zero and Or what we're living in our houses and the banks are collapsing like how does that work here? I it's just like a ginormous recession kind of like how we had in was it 2008 Or something was it 2008 or 2004? But then after wars doesn't the economy skyrocket? Well, it will be Potentially a shift in economic control, right? Because China yeah in Russia have been trying to switch the control out of the United States To make the universal dollar like the yen or whatever yeah Or even even if it's not you like we don't need to be fixed like fixated on a type of coin But even if it's like a system through which currency is integrated, right? So like they get out of the end we can still have something called the dollar But if it all works through like a global account system It would technically be a one-world currency. Just called something different. We can conspiracy theory would be That this is all Very intentional very on purpose to create that one-world Government yeah, that one-world new new world order if you will yeah To where which has been the goal for all time like for all time, but this is yeah, but now it's like Now there's a reason they're like it's almost like they're using by which to do it. Yeah But they'd be doing it to protect us. So Don't we see that in Revelation, right? Is there is there for shadowing of all this in revelation? Miami You know No one could ever know my whole thing is like we still think of it as US versus these other places But I don't think we're even like I think our nation has people with allegiances everywhere who are pulling the strings And so it's like it's not actually us versus anyone. So We the people are kind of at the mercy of Whichever system pays the people pulling the strings the most doesn't this make you so mad That like I know the Iranian regime the tyranny whatever not good people did not treat people well sure um But Trump did say He's gonna end these forever wars no wars no wars no new wars. No new wars. Which how dumb are we to believe it? Politics man. I mean, I don't yeah, that was never a chance in the world that we're here I don't think I mean you would have to be really sold out to believe anything politician says Yeah, there's not one single promise that I've ever believed because it's just like obviously we fit's fun to talk about like Hey, we're getting rid of federal taxes, but it's like that's not happening. No We would have to be living in a crazy world to for that to happen I mean the bible says wars and rumors of wars and then you know American chrysendom is like But he's gonna end them all I'm like you the book you live by says it's not gonna happen Well said Andrew yeah true that So there's like two reactions we get angry or we go like hey It's playing out exactly how our god said it would. Yeah, for sure. I'm just gonna be chill and know that give to Caesar what's his and I'm going on Amen, I say that again drafted folks They are talking freaks me out. We're talking about the draft now. I don't think that's real It is you don't think that they thought that during World War two. I mean Vietnam or whatever I had friends in the military for a long time and they said a draft will never happen there are too many of us sitting idle They're talking about it right now. Pete Hatseth and Trump are saying The possibility of a draft is Potential or it's like it's a likely thing. Are you told yes. It's 18 to 25. Dang it They said 20 year olds would be first to go then 21 then 22 Up to 25 then to 19 and then the last would be 18 year olds, which is awful Yeah, I'm gonna just wanted to be picked for something. Sorry, bud Do you have to be a boy Yeah, I think it's Which is which his voice is strong which brings up all the other ton of issues Look at look up Also something historic to happen was the US submarine Torpedoed in Iranian warship for the first time sub sub torpedoing a warship for the first time Since World War two footage was gnarly Craze crazy Things are great cranking up. I wonder if pages cousins were on that nuclear engineers for the Navy. They like run subs It's crazy man crazy stuff. I was I was learning about Someone was talking about drafting and there was a lot of this word fragging. Have you heard of this? No, no, it's like a term usually almost like games now But back in like the Vietnam war when people were just over there American soldiers were just like tired of like This is useless. What are we doing here? They'd start just going crazy and they would start throwing grenades into The tents of their leaders Underneath the beds and stuff That's literally what they were doing and it's like that was called fragging losing their minds losing their minds and like literally just like Oh, yeah, there's there's a grenade which for Vietnam - Yeah. - Why, that was a bad word. - Think about the last-- time we had a draft though in that era when there was this massive cultural shift to where it was like, we don't believe in what you're doing. And so it was like, cool, you don't, you're drafted. And it went on for years. So you talk, but you talk about like a 30% approval rate. That is kind of the formula when they would have to implement a draft. And when you say like, there's no way there's a draft. I'm like, I'm sure that's what they thought back then too. It's like, you're just going to force us to go. Like, that's crazy. It's like, I mean, that was a long time ago, but I'm just, I was talking about like quantity of military soldiers as a whole. There's just so many of them now. Not as it's declined drastically. You mean me as a budget cuts? Or does that just no interest? Yeah. Yeah. I think this would have been before you, but I remember going to the movie theaters and there was like a trailer they'd play with like citizen soldier or like some like radio core rock or whatever. And it was like, people would get gung ho. Like people talked about wanting to enlist in my hometown, like to go fight terrorism. Like people were fired up to do it. No, that happened in my generation too. I think, yeah, at least at our school, maybe our school had like a when transformers came out. Yeah. We had a huge influx. I want to bumblebee. I just need another top guy movie. I guess. Yeah. Well, they tried to do that with that had a good war movie in a while. No, we really have it for Odyssey. Oh, get it. Get it. Get us like really cool uniforms like that. Maybe I'll sign up. Give me a spear. Yeah. Well, this is Gary Josh. That's bad news. I know. That's bad news. At least you guys all have daughters. Yeah, sure that. I'm raising warriors though. I'm hoping that by the time you know, hopefully we'll be in an economic boom. Speaking of grenades and booms, I also learned that in World War II, when they were fighting Germany, American soldiers would, when they would ran out of grenades and like has a last ditch effort because German, you know, you're, you learn if there's a big circular object thrown into your, you know, what is that called? The bunker bunker. I was just a bunker, but it didn't sound right. Yeah. Trash or something. Um, but you know, you would just instinctively just dive down and hide. And so they would bring bags of potatoes. Jeans. And they would just throw potatoes. Wow. And that would just like give them a few seconds or break it up a bit. And it's like that's, and that's hilarious. Yeah. Did you know the grenade was also the United States grenade was designed to be the exact same size as a baseball? Yeah. Because they, you know, they're getting young kids who love playing baseball. Oh my gosh. Now what are we, now what's the equivalent for now? We have a draft and we have 18 to 25 year olds. What is it? Like a Nintendo switch? Oh, all baked shape grenades. Oh my gosh. That'd be hilarious. I mean, I mean, to that point, though, that's what like I heard. There's a correlation between like for a while, they were thinking about getting e or a esports fired up in schools because they were trying to like look for drone pilots and like kids who could like do that stuff. But that was a way of developing that skill. It could be scary to. Yeah. I mean, these were, uh, we got some scary kids coming up. We're an extremely mentally ill population. And we're going out and doing all this crazy stuff. I think that's what that's probably by design. I think they're a little bit probably. I mean, you that's, you don't want people with, you know, good heads on their shoulders that are thinking clearly like, I don't think I really want to fight for a war that I don't believe in. That we're on the bad guys on. You know, you see this really crazy. No, like, we should talk about that. I mean, there are certain things that we do that are bad. I'm not saying we're the bad guys, but I'm saying there are things that we do that are bad. And it's like, that'd be crazy to not mention. Well, to some countries we are the bad guys. Yeah. It like that Tim Dylan put out a thing on his post and someone said, like, you know, we shot down that ship and the survivors, you know, everyone was just left out there and just, it's absolutely brutal. And it's, and then Tim feels like, yeah, we're the bad guys. And so it's just, I mean, I love America. Godly, I love this country. But it's foolish to think that we're not doing terrible terrible things behind the scene that are again, publicity or anything. And so it's just scary. We're both the bad guys. We're just doing bad things. War is bad. Killing people is evil. No one's beyond redemption. But Godly, it's like, it's tough, man. Dude, speaking of killing people, I've watched the show that you guys haven't watched. And it's freaking amazing. Try me. Young Sherlock. Oh, yeah, that came out, huh, dude. I'm not going to say anything. We'll talk about it later. But you guys need to watch it because it is freaking. I, I am a, you know, I hate most of the things that I watch. I'm frustrated. This thing continued to like blow my mind. That's awesome. I just see the other Sherlock with Benedict Cumberbatch. Also amazing. That one's incredible. Yeah. Because that was like, they'd film that like every four years or something. It felt like they needed to keep going, though. That was my point. And then it just, you know, yeah, he got too big. He had to be a dragon somewhere. Yeah. Yeah. It was his really great graph. I saw. Please. It's one of my favorite Instagram accounts. It's a history cool kids. And they did this graph. I'll send it to you guys. I said, working on a theory that US intervention in the Middle East is correlated to 11 year solar cycle of Sunspot activity. Wow. And so they did a graph to where the solar, what you call it, solar cycle. The Sunspot is exactly when we had interventions in the Middle East. That is so fun. So I looked into it more. What are the odds of that? Let me just read the caption from what they said. There is research suggesting that periods of intense solar activity can correlate with societal stress and unrest. The 1956 Hungarian revolution, Cuban revolution in 1959, the solidarity movement in Poland in the 18 or 1980s in the collapse of the USSR all happened to coincide with peaks in solar activity. The proposed mechanism is indirect higher solar radiation can affect Earth's climate, altering agriculture yields or energy availability, which in turn can heighten societal tensions and make populations more susceptible to political instability. And it goes on. But like, that's fair because if you lose AC, I'm just angry. Yeah. But I looked into it and it's like, there's a terminology that people, is this what a poffinia? She's a piece. Basically, how would you say, A-P-O-P-H-E-N-I-A. A poffinia? A poffinia, which is a term that humans seeing patterns and random data. So like, it just so happens to correlate. But there is some truth to the fact that solar activity affects Earth's magnetic field. And there's legitimate research showing geomagnetic disturbances can affect circadian rhythms, mood changes and heart rate variability. So that's a real thing. But they're saying that's very minuscule. But I'm saying, how do we know that? Sure. That's interesting. Yeah. So people get like grouchier when the sun is. No, that's a, that's a real thing. You guys remember spy optics? The sunglasses? Like, they were a huge surf brand, like 10, 15 years ago. They had a lens, a Japanese scientist developed. They called it the happy lens. He had some other name for it. But basically, what he figured out is like sunlight affects how you feel. And so people were going outside with like these like gray lenses. And it's like the best day, but everything looks blue. Oh, I remember that. And he was like, it actually like his science wasn't like, you know, it wasn't the marketing pitch that spy came up with. But they took that concept and they figured out how to develop a lens that allowed that light ray through. And the whole idea was like, if you're missing that light ray, you'll get depressed. So they're like, we're going to let you get that light. And then very interesting. The company went under. Now, do you think, do you think the government or military would see that and choose to attack or crank things up at certain points in hopes that now that it's happening, it's going to help. It's like, it's going to make it even worse. Well, it seems like it kind of goes sounds like the conspiracy theory with the Hertz thing, right? So like the Nazis developed that 444 Hertz or 432, whichever one it was, that would cause distress for like angst and that would make war happen easier. So it's almost like they know the sign. If you're going off this conspiracy theory or this theory, it's like they know when people are going to be most agitated. Yeah. And so like, and like for my example, it would be like with the Hertz thing, it would be change, make that change so that they get more irritated whatever. And then you allow them to hear more music. You make music more accessible. So it's like, okay, so we're going to cause war during this time in hopes that this even cranks up even more. So they're already agitated. But now this is even making it worse. Yeah, that's strange. It's weird. It's very strange. I mean, we see that all the time with billionaires, they talk about looking at the stars and the patterns are something that for ancient civilizations for hundreds and thousands of years have been important. It's like, why would it be no different to us? Yeah. You know, we kind of laugh at it with horse goaps and stuff. But it's like, no, there's something. It's got to be something spooky. with it. Well, you guys are trying to make me think of that phrase that was repeating in my dreams of the tame your body and love your soul. Like literally tame the flesh. So that you can't be influenced by this stuff. Every thought captive. Yes. Yeah. Take control of your body and your mind and love your soul. Definitely. My body is my body. My body. My body is my body. It's a good song. Speaking of my body is my body. Did you know that? We got it. No, go anywhere. 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And that that means this is from this guy. James Lee. He was just on Theo Vaughn. That guy does a lot of conspiracy stuff. He hasn't really good stuff, but he was talking about this. So Eric Kirk was just appointed Air Force Air Force Academy. Continue Josh. The Air Force Academy board of visitors is a group established to review and make recommendations regarding the morale, curriculum, and other important aspects of the US Air Force Academy. It consists of members appointed by the president and congressional leaders. And it plays a key role in overseeing the Academy's operations and ensuring it meets its educational and male military training goals. What is her qualification? That's exactly where I'm going. She's always been passionate about the Air Force Academy. This is where it gets fishy. Not saying that that wasn't already fishy. Put that away. On her LinkedIn, her education says Liberty, Liberty University, Dr. of education, 2019, 2022, and jurist master degree in American US law. And people have dug into the records of Liberty, Liberty University cannot find any of that stuff with her. Also, what is a master's degree in law? Like I thought law to be worth anything you needed to pass a bar. Yeah, I don't know. Liberty is very good. Liberty Liberty Liberty Liberty Liberty at getting people degrees to get jobs. I'll just say it kindly that way. They have a extensive catalog of things you can do online. But when people have shown it, and I haven't done it myself, but they go to Liberty University and they go into the year of what she said she graduated. And they dated, they do like 2022, nothing, nothing. Erica, Kirk or Erica, what her last maiden name was, they go year after year after year, nothing. Names aren't even popping up. It's just weird. But then apparently, there's no proof that this is actually from them. But over the weekend, a website popped up called, was it Vance? Vance, Kirk, 2028. Oh, no. Yeah, hold on. That would be a good credential to be working for the Air Force Academy as an executive to have on your, you know, for a ballot. We always know that these people are handed positions. And they're just yes men or apparently yes women until they end up in power. But like we're watching it happen now. It's so weird and spooky. So I guess it's not any different than it's always been. No, I don't think so. It's just now we have more media available than ever before. That's strange, man. Somebody could just made that website. Sure. But I did it. Hey, let's get the Instagram handle. Yeah, this is the launching soon. Vance Kirk launching soon and then drop us a line. Who's us? Call him right now. Illuminati. Spooky. Someone got the account already. Speaking of things being fishy. See that we got two ore fish. Yeah, watch up on shore. Cabo. Yeah, very strange. I saw that. I saw that the day before we were flying out. I'm like, oh my god. Of course there's going to be a tsunami. Of course there's going to be a doomsday fish. Oh my gosh. But that happened on February 25th. That's what I'm like, I'm like, that seems long enough. I don't know. Are you sure? But it makes sense with the sun and everything you were saying. Yeah, I have some stuff. Strange. There's weird vibes happening. seismic activity. Weird stuff. Weird stuff. Weird stuff. It's truly credible. It's strange times. It's the best of times. Or fish. Or fish. Maybe fish or chips. But did you know that it's actually question corner, question, corner, question, corner, with lily, with questions, a fresh out of mind. Okay. Would you rather be in a permanent relationship your partner is someone that is obsessed with trampolines. Like anytime you go on a vacation or go to a new town, you have to visit the trampoline park. They research trampoline materials, they research socks, the best socks. They have a annual pass to your local trampoline park. And whenever you ask them, what would you like to do today? It's always trampoline park. I'm assuming we have trampolines in and outside the house. 100%. Okay. The beds are trampoline. I don't know. I don't think so. Water bed. That's just a special interest. It's not like. Don't seem like a special address. Seems like a little more intense than that. But yeah, go ahead. Or be with someone that every time you tell them something, they say, what? Is that a dig at me? No, no, this is dig it Kelsey, I think. She's half deaf. You can't make fun of her. I'm not making fun of Kelsey. I thought it was a funny question. Every time you say something and they say, what? And you'd repeat yourself. If you knew this, what I do in America, this is what she was doing. What did you say? She mumbles. I'm not the only one that said that. Her father is like, speak up. You mumble. You mumble. Do you realize your mumbling right now? For sure, the trampoline thing. You would love that. I think that's so funny. Imagine how much shape you, like you being such a great shape, because you just like balance would be incredible. Yeah. I think it's pretty funny. It's so funny. Like concept of like, we have to go to trampoline part. Yeah, it just becomes the thing that you, yeah, it's like, I know there's coming, but I'm not doing it. No, I think I would do the what? I get paranoid at trampoline parks. Why? It just sends like it through my body. I just know some bads going to happen. Someone's going to break a bone. Yeah, it is scary. It happens all the time. It does. Triplets are dangerous. I don't like them at all. I fear airports. You fear trampoline parks. So are you making that up right now? Are you really feeling? Oh, yeah, I constantly. I hate when the girls go to school or something. You went with us. I know against my will, because I'd like hang out with my friends. And apparently you don't, but oh my gosh. But that's, I sacrifice a lot to hang out with my friends. I would say that I would rather have a partner that says what, because that's my current reality. I knew it was a big. It was a big because you mumble. Do you guys in the house that I live in, which was yours previously? Was that a constant problem, not related to the mumbling? But I swear every one of those dividing walls wraps the sound. Is that homemade of plaster? Wait, I don't, the delivery is that homemade of plaster? What the way you delivered that? What are you laughing about? I'm sorry. - Is that homemade of plaster? - She's not like the little elephant on Tarzan. - Since water's sanitary. - I looked around and I thought you were doing a thing. (laughing) I'm sorry. - I know, but it was good. - It's a stick home that's what are all the Florida homes where they outside that they do them with? - I don't know. - Stucco. - The outside is stuccoed, but the interior, it's like a type of concrete. So it's like not popcorn, everything. That's why it cracks. - It's like plaster. - Like plaster, but it's not. It's been the hardest thing trying to find contractors to redo the ceiling because trying to explain to them, that's basically the thing. They're like, oh, like plaster, like no concrete? Nope, I don't know what it is. And apparently it's something they used to use a hundred years ago. - Human bones. - Could be remains. - It could be. - Yeah, well, when Lilly tries to talk to me, she talks and she literally leaves the room as she's talking. You go, what? - It was efficient. - So imagine talking to her when she mumbles with a wall in between you. Of course, I'm gonna say what? - Now we got white noise going in the house for the baby. And I'm just like, I'm like page if you don't come and talk to me directly from like one foot away, I do not know what you're saying. - It's hilarious to see it played out in my children because I know that I have that behavior where I'll talk to you and my back is facing you and I'm walking in other direction. And then Ada will do the same thing to me. And I'm like, come in the same room. When are you jogging to me? - Yeah, yeah. - What comes around? - What comes around? - It's a big learning lesson. - Yeah, you got a lot of growing up to do. - Okay. - Just do it. See something nice. - I love you. You're beautiful. - Is that house made of plaster? (laughing) - Goodbye guys. - We're awful. - What is the construction material of your house? - Sounds like blippy. (laughing) - No. - Is his house made of plaster? - No, I don't know. - Hey Bo. (laughing) - Hey, Andrew, here's where they be. - Oh. (laughing) - Oh, she's dead. - Did I delete the wrong one? - Oh no. - We'll just do that right in time again. (rock music) - That is gonna show up. - Okay. - Oh my gosh. - I feel like that was quite aggressive to keep people in that space for a long time. The audio doesn't matter. I know you're digging for it. I figured I'd let you struggle for a little before watching this. This is a quick clip. When it shows up, play it. This is all I got. And it was enough to make me unhappy. - Three, two, one, go. - Yeah. - Oh, come on. - It's your feet, bro. - Oh! - Oh! - Okay, show you something. Can I show you something, Andrew? - Sure. - It's your Lord. - I'm gonna see this. (laughing) - That's insane. - He makes so many people angry. - I know. - I'm okay with it. - That's crazy. - That is awful. - No, would you rather live in that momentary pain? Just snatch and gone. Are you gonna let that fester forever? Would you rather go to the hospital, deal with insurance? This, that, and the other. Or if you have a bro who's like, I'll get it in one go. This is my daughter, show that. - Yeah. - So we are on the back, that is infected. - What? - No, it's not infected. She dropped a giant glass cup on her toe. - Four water. - What's the yellow? - Dead skin. - You think that's infected? - If it was infected, it would be fully red. The redness would be spreading. - Let me show you a more recent picture. - Yeah, that's true. - There'd be pus. There would be a lot more. - Look at this more recent picture. - It's just red around it. - Oh gosh, let's not show people on the internet. - I won't put it. - I won't put it. Okay, yeah, that's just dying skin. - All right. - 'Cause of the infection. - Yeah. (laughing) - Yucky. - Yeah, she has such a high pain tolerance. She dropped a cup on her toe. And I'm always going, oh, I can't have heard that bad. But she was shaking. And then I go, it's, we waited a couple days to put a bandaid on it. We opened it after church. We went to St. Andrew's church. Father Josiah Trinum. Oh, in California. And I take off her bandaid. I'm like, "Let me look at that thing." And we both, she and I both go, "Whoa!" - No, Lil goes, "Oh my gosh!" (laughing) I'm like, "Lily, it's just infected." Is this infected? You think it's infected? I'm like, "No, it's not infected." You got to stay calm for the kids, Lil. - It literally was not like that. - And it goes, "Bom, dead, I'm freaking out." (laughing) - She's a very good communicator. - I was like, "Yeah, 'cause Lil is like, "Oh my gosh!" (laughing) - Don't panic. - Yeah. - I mean, if it gets in the bloodstreams. - Andrew. - Easy. - Speaking of kids, have you ever, I saw so many mention this and then it reminded me we were watching Bambi yesterday and they're teaching like Bambi does like say, like words and stuff, and you can go, "Bird, bird, bird." And they say, "Say bird, say butterfly." When we're teaching kids to speak, say mommy, say daddy, they never say, say. They just say the word. - You're right. - Don't you think they would be like, "Say mommy!" Because that's what they're hearing. But somehow they understand that we're telling them to say something, understand context at a very, very young age. - That's strange. I mean, you can't name one baby that's ever just started saying, "Say" in front of all every other word. - I bet we get a lot of comments or like, "My baby did that." But I also heard recently-- - It was like the fastest way of saying you're wrong. (laughing) - No, I get you. - I heard recently from a speech therapist that they say, "Don't say, say." - Yeah, that makes sense. I mean, like, yeah, 'cause I remember third times where I was just like, you know, like, "Daddy." That's all I'd say. But we say that all the time though. - Say what you need to say. - Maybe John Mayer didn't stop saying so. - Oh. - Maybe that's why he says it so much. - Yeah. - Fun fact I learned this weekend, I was watching a podcast clip on TikTok. Do you know that Applebee's once had a club in the '90s? - A club. - A club. - Like a boom, boom, boom, boom. - Yes. - Over a hundred locations in Florida. Back in the '90s, they would close at 10, they would reopen at 11, the Applebee's, the Applebee's, the neighborhood bar and grill. - I promise you it's still that way. - I don't think so, because it was something they ran. It was a specific thing that they ran and they got rid of. But they would open up at 11 p.m. They would dim the lights, they'd bring out other lights, there would be DJs, drink specials, different food, and they'd clear the tables and everything, and people would clear out and they would be dancing in an Applebee's. That's pretty awesome. - I promise you, I have been to Applebee's as a nightclub before. I promise you I have. - Describe this to me. I mean, they do karaoke and stuff. - It was my first time ever going to an Applebee's. I worked at Disney World. - Okay, first of all, the first time you ever go to Applebee's does feel like a club, so let's just be fair with that. It's incredible. - It was the first time I ever went, I was in college at the Disney thing, and we went to dinner after work, which meant I was arriving after 11 p.m. And I thought that's insane that Applebee's is even open right now. We went, they were only serving apps and drinks, and it was a nightclub in there. It was in Orlando, over by Little Lake Brian, by Disney World. - By my apartment. - By my apartment. - But the evidence is stacking up, it's no sense. - It was the only time I'd ever been to an Applebee's and I said Applebee's is a nightclub. That's literally what I said. - That's so funny. (laughing) - Applebee's is a nightclub. - This is great. - Yeah, it's made of plaster. - Wait, wait, hold on. - What year would this have been? - I was in college so like. - 1980. - My gosh, a million years ago, literally. 2017. - 2017, I'm a million years ago. (laughing) - That's 10 years after I graduated high school. (laughing) - That's crazy, if that's true. - It happened to me. - I mean, I don't know if I could trust you, but like the Applebee's by SeaWorld. - We're gonna have to investigate this. - Okay. - This is incredible. The fact that that was your first like, what a disappointment from the Applebee's from now on. - I've never been again. So that was all in there. - Oh, don't go back. You went on top. (clears throat) It's incredible to me. I didn't know that was real thing. That needs to happen with more fast food restaurants and more like smaller restaurants like that. - Did you know root canals cause cancer? - Great. - Yeah, I know, I've heard that. - I got one. And there was a Netflix documentary called "The Root Cause" that was on Netflix in 2019. And they were sued by a bunch of the Dennis corporations. - No, the association. - The associations associated with dentists. Sood Netflix, and so Netflix quietly removed the documentary called "Root Cause." But this documentary, film root cause argued that root canals can cause cancer, heart disease, and other chronic illnesses. It followed filmmaker's personal health journey and concluded that removing a root canal tooth solved his chronic symptoms. - I've heard that. - Yeah. That's crazy. - That is crazy. So, but like, what do you do about your infected gums and tooth and mouth? Yoiink. You wink put nothing else in there. You wink it. I Don't know I actually have no idea Hmm. It's weird though because there's a lot of stuff like the Eastern medicine or whatever a lot has to do with your mouth Well, you know, they say like your mouth health affects the rest of your health kind of like your mouth health first Then your gut health yeah, then that permeates from everything interesting. They say if you want to have a healthy deliver You should floss every day when you're pregnant Flossing should insert the Carl clip. Oh, you're a broad clip Um, that's crazy. I know it kind of sounds like you know like some folks who get breast implants makes them sick Maybe it's just how I've been so sick didn't make it to make me sick There's an actress did you guys see that actress who said All of her teeth have been pulled as she's been like it was like to call it fanning. It was Dakota fanning That's what as a child actor they kept pulling her teeth because it made her look more childlike. They never she never lost her teeth Naturally, they always pulled in that wild that seems like abuse it is it 100% is the whole Hollywood Child acting scene has got to be speaking of infected teeth. Did you hear about my dad's tooth? Oh my god We had that youth leader summit and my dad the whole night was just like man my tooth hurts. Oh man my tooth hurts and Could not sleep that night woke up and he's like I got to go to the dentist is like my mom said he took like Six showers because the pain was miserable goes in his tooth and back here completely cracked and infected Uh-huh, and they're like you gotta go get it operated tomorrow morning. Yep. They go in. This is crazy Oh my gosh, they said they the it took over an hour to extract this tooth because it kept on Snapping off. Uh-huh, and when they're doing it his filler popped off on the tooth behind it went down his throat So are choking on it. The dentist. Oh my gosh. Oh my gosh. I'm like how to do like the flyer things when pulled out or yeah It's probably the suction thing Um, and then they pulled out an inch and a half abscess out of his mouth And then I do a bone graph and a bone graph. Oh, they had a bone graph. That's huge. Yeah, and then gave him no payment Give him like Tylenol. Give him Tylenol. Yeah, I got I got Actually hindsight. I got so this tooth when this one so We were like super poor growing up and it when it cracked They just glued it back on. Yeah, they did that with my brother But the glue every few years would become brittle and the tooth would snap well one of the dentists who put it back together Um, didn't do a good job and I started complaining about pain. This is pre root canal and Which is crazy. I didn't expose nerve and they were just gluing the teeth back over to cover it And so that's how I'd know I was like, hey, it's cracking again because I feel everything in my front teeth Well, I started complaining about pain and like so really mom was like, all right We'll schedule something and I woke up the next morning feeling like oh it hurts and then my turn walked around I still remember walking around the corner in my childhood home my mom going, oh And I looked in the mirror and it looked like a finger was under my lip. I had a ring of pus Boller to molar all my upper lip But it happened in a night going from no swelling to waking up and it had the infection had taken that quickly And that's that's still because you're awake for that type of surgery Yeah, and so that's the gnarly so like we need to do a root canal We need to like get everything out. This is when I actually got the the cap put on But so you're awake and they're like numbing me Yeah, finally get me numb, but you can still feel pressure and I remember basically will look like an exacto knife going in I could feel pressure going from molar all the way across my oh and then I had to watch them Scrape what they were scraping out pulling all of that out of my face Golly dude, you know, we have a lot of listeners that have medical trauma One of the most painful that's terrible painful and gnarly experiences in my life that one actually they did give me coating like a single pill Nice, but I'm so never been so happy to have my wisdom key down But those those those hurts so bad last year. Oh, man, I'm literally about to throw up your story Want to hear another about the past I'm kidding. Um Speaking of passing out. Yeah, have you heard of Povella island Povella island. I have not heard of Povella Island. It's a crazy Crazy island. Where's it crazy? It is in the Venetian lagoon And it has been classified as the most haunted island in the world cool This island right in the Venetian lagoon is Completely closed off to everyone. No one is allowed to go to this island who owns it Venice, okay, the Venetian government. Okay, I should say But it's a total of 17 acres. It's completely abandoned today But it's purpose of what it's been used for throughout history is terrible So in the 1700s during the bubonic plague. It was used as the plague island Like exile kids and people every yes So basically Venice was one of the major ports in the Mediterranean and During the bubonic plague all these ships would come in and if there was a hint of the bubonic plague They were sentenced or like you have to quarantine on this island There's a 17-acre island and they suspect that during the bubonic plague over 100,000 people died on this island what and they say to this day Half of the island's soil is human ash 17 acres is not that big is not that many people 100,000 people total during the bubonic plague died on that island pro and then if that's not Whatever freaky spooky in the 1920s they established a mental hospital on the island You know it would be a great place for this middle hospital and there was this doctor Apparently this doctor who worked at this asylum like one of the head doctors who was just purely an evil man Mm-hmm, and what he would do was perform cruel experimental treatments Tortured patients and eventually went insane and insane himself and jumped off the bell tower in himself Like lobotomies and stuff you do lobotomies and stuff and then the hospital eventually closed in 1968 and Then basically it was that after 1968 the island has remained abandoned Mm-hmm, but closed off. Yeah, like you will be arrested if you step foot on that island That's crazy. Yeah, I wonder if any of the plague is still laying there and now makes you wonder Yeah, they're all that the bubonic plague was bacterial I believe yeah, and so it probably has all died Dude, that's a scary, but there's even Points in history Lily knows about this where they thought vampires lived on the island of course It knows because of the bubonic plague correct Yeah, that the would find these corpses with like because the blood would Fester in their lungs and they would just have blood all around their faces. They basically would shovel the bodies into these like holes Yeah, yeah, also even good someone knew would throw a body in there They would see these corpses with like blood and they thought they were vampires eating the body I mean also you probably had some cannibalism I doubt that you had that place stocked full of food during you know 100,000 people or whatever This is why this is where it gets a like it not saying that that wasn't messed up, but like what? The Venetian government did the conspiracy part was the fact that it was the main Hub the main port of the Mediterranean Venice was and They basically had like companies lobbyists if you will with the Venetian government if there was a competitor Coming in like bringing in their goods They would say you have the plague on your ship You're banished to this island. No, and so basically they were killing off their competitors. Yeah With the bubonic plague stuck on this island. Yeah, and you can't argue at nightmare nightmare Yeah, and so they would force quarantines for to can to control the economic Growth of Venice and that was in the air like to it wasn't just an option to turn around because you needed port You needed to restock the trip back to wherever you came from. So glad the government stopped doing that though Yeah, yeah, it's crazy. But yeah, that's the that's a second scariest island I've ever heard of was a first Povella That one that one the one owned by a finance here I just thought you're gonna tell me like in the 1990s purchase No, and moved all the way to the Caribbean. They tugged it all the way there this island thing was like a regular thing though because they would do Typhoon Mary, you know typhoon Mary that story. No Okay, there's an island off of New York that had the same purpose. It was like a quarantine island that they would send people. Oh no I guess at one point though there was like typhoon Mary what what she was doing. She was a cook in a really affluent home So she lived in this home and everybody that came to stay in this house we get typhoid fever and they're like What the heck is going on in this home and they're always getting typhoid fever the cook was Carried it was a carrier But like never presented symptoms. So anytime she cooked for somebody they get typhoid fever Yeah, so they ended up sending her to a quarantine island Geez, and they named the island after This became named after I don't know. I think it's something. I always I carried something and get my own island Nice. Oh, I forgot to mention with the Povella Island How people say today that's super haunted people report ghosts seeing ghosts on the island constantly fishermen refuse to fish in or around the island They're like no way Jose and then they say that they still hear the bell tower ringing when there's no bell in it Oh, man, how terrifying is that very terrifying foggy wall anyways? I booked us a trip Hey, would you go? Yeah, I would go. That's awful. I would never go. No nothing's there I would be scared I'd kick up a little bit of plague although You it's treatable is extremely treatable now just like with the antibiotic. I'm so you're afraid about yeah, we got it. Thanks Bill Gates The mental hospital component is just super spooky to me. Yeah This is a freaking novel. I'm sure there's gotten I'm sure Italy's gotten some like horror movies based on this Yeah, those adventures went there. Oh really. Yeah, I want to see that I would say you can't go you have to get Incredible permission like yeah, yeah, that's it. Yeah, it's like The fall of this application and typically you're turned down. Yeah, we could do it then. Yeah, we could probably do it for research. I forbid it Island You want to hear about an Iranian ghoul? I would love to dude. I started looking up stories half what is a ghoul? this oh If I told you it would give away some of the story I started looking up like cryptid stories around Iran and just was like I wonder like what parallels their culture has to like some of our history and what I can find and Turns out they do have a big foot very similar like they call it a flat-nosed tall hairy creature with feet that look half human half ape Seen around they're like wooded and mountainous areas and the same thing like people find footprints and then people tell them It's just a bear, but I thought that was interesting that they had like very similar stories Maybe we can get into that in some future episodes But the one that freaked me out is they have this creature they called I forget their name for it But it's become known as the Iranian ghoul and often it's ghost-like or tall and lanky Sometimes appearing as a woman But so I started looking up these encounters and you remember the story I told about the the hunter and the cryptid that he where he heard a scream for help Same exact thing happens so these caravans historically they'd be going through like the desert and then you know They'd pause or they'd see this lanky figure up on a dune and they would hear Help and then like it became so known that this is what it is if you see the figure Do not go after it because what it would do is it would lure like someone who would fall for it further and further and further away from the caravan And eventually their stories of like being killed being consumed just going missing like all of this stuff But then there are stories where people had actually seen the creature And this is where it gets completely terrifying and where we find parallels to some of our stories and see if you can pick up on what it parallels so we have a creature that's remote areas Pretending to be a woman in need of help and so one of the instances are on this caravan and instead of being off in the dunes like seen as a silhouette This woman was kneeled over on the side of the road whimpering for help and the person gets out of the caravan walks up to the woman puts his hand on her shoulders like do you need something and she looks up and her face is half animal and warped And apparently this dude runs gets away But she she goes in pursuit before giving up and then darting back off Oh god, she's so scary It becomes it becomes known that this is a thing like look out for this thing And I forget the document Um from the area, but there's a document where they're actually like writing like this is how to know if this is what you're About to encounter apparently the tell because it was often half animal Um The tell is if the woman's foot or feet are on backwards It's cool Very cool Sounds like a skin walker. Yeah, it is Like half animal feet on backwards Oh my god, but that explains like kneeling on the side of the road Because she's hiding her feet you can't see him And then turns to attack and that's when they realize the face is half animal But how interesting you know, and there's there. Oh, these are they say they have hyenas apparently somewhere in the Middle East Or did historically. Yeah, and they're saying so that's the yelp and that's the weird face that they're freaking people out And I'm like, okay, if that's the explanation eventually people are gonna be like oh, that's an animal That's an animal like oh, okay, you know like yeah But people continue to report that they're running into this creature But why is it that in Iran They have the same exact cryptids that our Native Americans have Watchers I mean bigfoot and skin walkers Yeah about areas why it like how weird underground caves yeah, maybe like a portal connection I'm just learning that we just can't help women No matter why we can't help never help a woman in distress You have to you will die Like scary scripted a damsel in distress I know I was thinking about that too like no one no grown-up need your help. Do you have a connection of why No, there's there is no connection other than I mean, I'm thinking like You know if this stuff is real over here like we talk about how everything on the Native American totems are real Except for the big foot and so why would they be adding this one mythological thing? And so if these really are either Beings of some sort of dark magic or whatever if they really are Real things then who's to say that they can't be real elsewhere just known by different names But that's yeah, I forget the word that they use, but that's where we get our word for ghoul So goblins and ghouls that's where I've heard it Um, I wonder How many like ley lines are on or on I know yeah to run through it That's spooky that's so scary When I heard that I immediately thought of have you seen those people that have to get like their leg Ampitated basically and their foot goes on they put the foot on backwards for the leg brace. Yeah Well, first time I saw that if I am like that's crazy. That's a prank. That's AI That's not real That is real It walks on this earth with us It's pretty I mean whoever figured that out Was a psychopath, but it works perfect. Yeah, the guys like gunny ideas. I don't know. I did put on backwards. What do you mean wait a minute? But that works Yeah, I'm scared Yeah, that was spooky. Yeah Very spooky reminds me of the Siberian dancing woman Oh my gosh, so scary. Let's scare it The don't like that at all Just not helping women everyone. Yeah, Lee Um, I'll I'll approach someone in need of help one time But if I get to where you were and you're further you're on your own Like I'm not following you in the river Zola loves the uh, I don't know why it's kind of scary, but she likes the bobcat screams She thinks it's so funny. She's like There's this one clip. I'll show you it because it's these two bobcats just yelling at each other And for those you don't know bobcat screams literally sound like a lady screaming a lady screaming in the woods Oh my god Hearing that in the dark woods would be the scary saying ever in the world because it also kind of sounds like a witch Yeah, oh witch scream Enough. All right Oh, man, so good. We'll speak in the crazy spooky things Have you heard of the Svall Bard, Svall Bard, Global Seed Vault? Oh, yes, I think I have heard of this. Have we talked about it before? I think we talked about the global virus vault I'm gonna see vault the Svall Svall Svall Bard Seed Vault, okay, Global Seed Vault. Tell me about this. The Svall Bard Global Seed Vault is one of the most unusual facilities on earth It's a massive underground backup storage vault for the world's crop seeds located deep inside the mountain in the Arctic Island of Forgive me spits in Bergen In Svall Bard It's basically owned by Norway this island, okay, but it's in the Arctic But why it exists is modern agriculture the modern agriculture uses relatively you plant varieties over the past century, this is crazy stat, about 75% of crop diversity has disappeared. Oh, wow. So over the past 100 years, 75% of crop diversity has disappeared. Just gone. But which makes food systems more fragile to disease, climate shifts, and disasters, because now we don't have all this variety. The volax has a backup for seed banks around the world, countries and research institutes send duplicate seeds there in case of their own, sorry, they're in case their own collections are lost due to war, natural disasters, climate change, equipment failure, failures, funding loss, crop disease outbreaks. Well, it's crazy is that they keep in the Arctic. There's no full-time staff there. It's very like, it's almost impossible to get into this thing. It's like five people a year get to go in there and put in seeds. But the nation, whoever donates the seeds or puts their seeds in there, they're the only ones that can take it out. It's smart. Yeah. So that way it's a completely neutral thing. But the process of getting it out, it's got to be tough. Very tough. Like, expensive, I would imagine. And they actually, they did that in, where was it? So it's already been used to restore lost crops during the Syrian Civil War, the seed bank. Their seed bank in Syria was destroyed. Scientists withdrew over 100,000 seeds from the seed bank in the Arctic to rebuild the collection in Lebanon and Morocco. And then they restored those 100,000 seeds back into the bank. So it's been used. It's been like, yeah. But it's crazy is the fortification of it. It's like over 400 feet into a mountain. It's completely nuclear blast proof. It's kept since it's in the Arctic. It's kept just below zero degrees, year round. So the seeds, they said that they could last tens of thousands of years in the year. So yeah, that was how was my thought is like, oh, this could be an easy way to dismantle the world at a point. Oh, a little bit of a spooky thing. There's like the majority of countries in the world put seeds in there. China and Iran refuse to put their seeds in there. Whoa. I mean, why would I try to do digging into it? And it's like, you can't really find. So it seems like they've been preparing. They're preparing for something with that. Yeah, but even just to be like on the safe side or like just optics wise, like just donate a few seeds. Yeah, it's a big deal. Especially if you're the only one that can get it out of there. Like what's the deal? Maybe are they trying to create something on their end where it's going to be bigger and better? I don't know. I'm trying to think of why would you do that? Why wouldn't you be involved in it? I mean, it's the way he framed it. It's like a negative thing. But if there's just genuinely no need, they're like, we have mountains that are absolutely full. And we've actually already acquired seeds from all over the world. So we don't need it. It would be smart to keep your own secured, hidden seed bank, especially. But you wouldn't get you don't have it. They don't get access to yours just because you donate to theirs, right? That's what I'm saying. Like why not? Just like why wouldn't you? Like just for optics, for relations, for whatever, it makes it's no effort on your part. It seems like a bitter, like it's either, yeah, bitter, personal kind of thing like that. Or there is some sort of dark reading. Yeah. Or even a vulnerability, like communicating. It's like because you are preparing for the worst in doing that. And so it's kind of a power move to be like, we genuinely don't need your help. That's very interesting. You've inspired me, Joshua. What do you mean? You said 75%? Oh, it's 75% of crop diversity has disappeared in the past century. I challenge you guys to grow a weird vegetable. Dude, there's a, there's no weird vegetable. There's a dude. I saw this. I forget. I think he's in Appalachia somewhere, but like it's become his hobby is finding heirloom apples that have been lost. And so he hikes like, I think it's Appalachia, but he hikes all over the place. And it's like hundreds of different apple species that were completely wild. And they don't, I mean, like we're like, you don't go to the grocery store, buy a honey crisp and think that that's like, that's actually how sweet and like perfect apples are in the wild. So he goes like farmer's markets and he like, so he does, he collects the seeds, repropagates and has like a bank of his own. But just for him, it's a hobby. He's like proud of like, he's actually reintroduced and like saved tens of different like native North American apples species. That's crazy cool. We should do that for real. Yeah. Well, did you know there's a theory with this seed bank that they are actually a conspiracy theory that they're actually holding ancient seeds in there that they found at different archaeological locations like Gobekli Tepe. And this is a crazy one very fringe theory that there's alien species of plants that they're holding the seeds in this vault. That they said that they've gotten from meteorites and stuff. They found plant life and stuff or seeds on these meteorites. Yeah. And that they're holding them in this facility. That's why it's super locked up, super secret. Dude, I want to see pictures of this place. Dude, like seeds from the wild. It's spooky looking. There's actual pictures. Oh, yeah, surprisingly released. Yeah. Interesting. Man, hopefully, that doesn't get the wrong hands of nobody. Oh, shoot. I think it'd be, I'm not going to grow. I want to try. I saw there's a guy in South, I think it was South Carolina who was taking like African like ancient or not ancient, but like pre-American different rice species. And it was like in his restaurant. That's all he used because he was trying to bring that like coastal immigrant community, like their authentic flavors. And so like Okra from over there, like they called it golden something. But I just think I want to like know what that tastes like. Yeah. You know, you have a meal and you're like, this is different than how I've had this before. And it's because of the ingredients. Like I think it'd be sick to try a bunch of that stuff. I cannot wait to get into this new house and have a beautiful and robust garden and like try all these vegetables that grow in the ground, rather than Cisco potatoes or something like that, you know. That's sick. Yeah, that's just the entrance to the thing. They said it can hold up to 4.6 million seed varieties. And it's currently holding, I think it's at 1.3 million. Is that a little hard piece on the front? Weird. You know, this is making me think of also. That is weird, isn't it? Very random for people that don't go and see it. Let's just do a bunch of shiny triangles. Alien seeds. Alien seeds. This will attract them. What are you saying? This is make me think of the thing I sent you, Joshua, about crafts that are going extinct. Extinct crafting. Like the opera. Like yeah, like historical stained glass. What did he say? Everybody's mad at him. He made a passing comment just about like dying arts referring to like the opera and like ballet. Yeah, that's what it was. Yeah. Or orchestra and ballet. And it was it was opera ballet. Yeah. Yeah. That's like the third time he's been critical of that though. But I think it's like mom and sister like early professional ballet. Who's this? Yeah, he said something that made everybody mad. I don't get it. He's trying his hardest hardest. He's a good guy. He's up for an Oscar. Give him a break. Golly. Just leave him alone. Wonka, guys. Okay. Critically endangered crafts. Point shoe making. There's a whole list, but I'm just paying macaroni art. Spade spade making like shovel making. Scissor making. Wow. Tanning oak bark. I do that every day when you talk about wooden fishing net making. These are going away guys. They're going away. We're tan. Oh, because it's just the dumb way to catch fishes with a wooden straw hat. The wooden the handle is wooden straw. Okay. Not the net is what is straw. Those are the cool nets. Those are cool. And for trout and stuff. Yeah. Class I making. We're people. Some of these just sound like things that have become obsolete or that they make in factories now. What arrow smithing? You know who's they still to row. Wait. How is that becoming obsolete? It's critically endangered because they just shut arrow smiths right down and does your. Yeah. Paper making. You used to make paper with your friend and send him love letters. You did. You did do the third time she's adding this on the spot. It's interesting. It's always new to me. Ethan. And the last time I'm like it's no love letters. You love them, don't you? I'm like, yeah, of course I love water. I'm not doing this again quilting. Your mom is doing a critically endangered craft. And this is me saying to you, Americans, get crafted. The world. Hey, can I can I get some, can I do a selfish plug right now or an ask? Sure. I have two large trash bags of Sunday cool t-shirts that I want to get made into a nice thick t-shirt blanket. Like I want a nice one. One that I could have four years. I want like my great kids to play. So you're asking these people? So I'm asking if anyone is out there, I will ship the shirts to you. I will pay you to do it. I just want it done really well. Cause I didn't like that. It's just I want to do it. But it's like I don't know how to sew. I don't know how to do anything like that. Yeah. So if there's anyone out there, it's becoming an extinct trade a hundred percent. And I just want to save these shirts because each one is like a story and like a time in our lives. So I mean, it's like and I'm it's like a love letter. Yeah. It's like a love letter. Of course. Yeah. So if there's anybody out there, please, um, Andy at Sunday cool.com email me. I want to make it happen. I'd be dope. Make it happen. It's also taking a lot of space in my closet. I just think about it. I have decided before I turned 40 years old, I'm going to learn staying glass making. Dude, I would do that with you. That'd be awesome. Like a love thing. Yeah, we do like a love thing. Yeah. A lot of things. Yeah. We do like a lot of stuff. Just miss the glass. Yeah. Just miss the window in the old house. Yeah. That thing is pretty sick. It is. Yeah. It's very cool. Is it hard to think? It can't be that hard. The hard part will be cutting the glass into the right shapes and fitting them together like a puzzle piece to make a picture. So like saying glass making. The exact thing that you have to do to make staying glass is the hardest thing to do. You know, then soldering them together, you know, those thing glass making. What's the hardest thing about baking? Oh, you know, just making it, making the dough. Let it improve and then doing the correct temperature to bake it and make sure you do it for the right time. So baking. The whole thing's hard. Oh, my goodness. Yeah. Well, guys, if the US is going to lose the war, at least we'll all be together. We'll all be together. We're still dropping every Friday making our love staying glass, even though it would be difficult. Yes, it will. We'll do it. Because we do hard things. We do hard things. And speaking of hard things, we got an ad right, remind me, I pay a relief. That was hard. We have an episode right after this on Patreon, patreon.com/ninjasarebutterflies. We're going to do an episode right after this. I already said that and we're going to talk about some crazy stuff. I got a there's fly matrix. You say there's a fly matrix. That's crazy. That is insane. And then they in China, they discovered a mushroom that makes you hallucinate a specific thing. They thought it was all cultural until they found it somewhere else. Dang. So, well, I have a story about the United States congressional hearing where they're talking about a certain type of map. A map. A map. And it's close your mind. And I want to talk about the dolphin named Gerald. Okay, I want to talk to you about that too. For some reason, I think I'm going to throw up. So, I'm going to throw up between now and patreon. So, if you see my patreon, I know that I just throw up. Why are you throwing up? I don't know. I don't know. Feel nauseous. I think I blame it on Andrew and his toe. Oh my gosh. Have you this time? I do. I don't. It wasn't the toe. It's I was bed nauseous all morning. It was the abscess. All right guys, we love you. And he's going to go throw up. Make sure to like, comment, subscribe because we could choose you as a winner. To send some stuff. Don't forget to do that. Please do it. All right, bye. Love you. , thank you. [Music]