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you tonight. But first let me introduce the members of the Posty Girls.
Sit down and get self reddy, start fanning yourself extra hot. Wait a
minute, get your big box of clinics, your big box of wife's you
squeegee and yalu because Greyfast one one is here money. Hello mac oh girls,
welcome to the show. Ladies and gentlemen, everybody's welcome to It's gonna
be a good show. I can feel it. Feel it, okay,
I can feel it's what's going on with you across the puble Well, it's
the last weekend. It's the last weekend of the last week I should say,
of summertime here in the UK. Yes, disappointing summer it has.
Why because rain. It was the wettest July on record. I keep being
reminded we live on an island, but I mean I didn't know it was,
you know, like this wet. Well, it was a record rainfall
in the Boston area too, so it is I'm aware of that. It
was following it on the local websites there a couple of fans want to know
how the hedgehogs are doing. They still the hedgehogs. There's multiple hedgehogs in
the yard. And you know they're not a social animal. I mean,
they don't socialize with me. But that's not the part. They don't even
socialize with each other. Oh really they do. I have them on camera.
When they do, they start snorting at each other and raise their their
spiky things. Maybe that's why they don't get along because he who snorts the
most wins. Oh there's there's no fighting, there's just snorting. We should
last time I raised my spiky things. The spiky things are really bizarre when
they're racing. Well when are they not? No Coco tonight out saving the
planet. But our national correspondence, which with Steve Want is with us down
there in Western Ginny. Switchy, great to be here, Mac. Do
you have your microphone turned on? The dude? No, no, I
don't think so here you okay, yeah, come right up onto the fellow
shaped object. Hic. Yeah, all right, thank you, switching So
everything's good with you? I yeah, you know what happened fifty six years
ago on August twenty ninth. Oh you were blode that I was I was
in high school. Okay, you have that mocked on you found doctor Richard
Kimball was exonerated. Oh really Yeah? The Fusion been running for four years,
one hundred and twenty episodes. Yeah, thirty episodes a year. That's
back when an episode only had about ten minutes of commercials. Yeah, that
guy was was tired. Finally got the one armed man and Lieutenant Filipe Gerard
shook his hand at the end. So look at was that a Quintin for
years? Was that a Quinn Martin production? It was quin was it?
I forget there's seventy some million washed it that night. Yeah. It was
a huge show, held the record for about thirteen years until the Who Shot
Jr. Episode? Right, Yeah, I'm coming well huh yeah, Quinn
Martin productions the way back then they would they would section them into four different
almost like four chapters of a story. Yeah, you know, and they
really come out there. They were intriguing and that was a big show back
then. So twin Peaks is another, right, another perfect example. Let's
see let go oh your folk mccannon at weill now though in the house with
us oh, mack, hello everyone, this is gonna be I got away
inspection sticker on a uf on the UFO depends on where you go for it,
right, it's different in Eiche quadrant. Okay, any other question?
So anyway, you've got to make sure the emergency brake works. That's true.
Yeah, yeah, OSBO security chief is with us. Willie Club WC.
It's me. I'm really happy to be here tonight. You survived two
weeks south of the border, right, Yeah, you know, I've been
away a couple of weeks and so it's good to be back. You know,
in the ranch you went to North Carolina, uh itself north and all
areas along kay felt it was a time to get away. To ninety five
is my favorite route? Oh, good luck? Ed pot in Washington is
yes, I got about. That's why we take the train, take the
trans the belt weight part of ninety five or yes, if by passes it.
But it really doesn't. It really doesn't because you hit the traffic and
even in the middle of the night up the worst traffic away. But as
long as you know, I mean, it's always like that, like you
say, even in the middle of the night. So to me, as
long as you know it's going to be that way, you just gear up
for it. You know, it's true. Did you bring the caddy?
Yeah? Yeah, if I had to break it in, you know,
I got some miles on it. Now, okay, cool by the way
and switch. You know, I get so impressed by the things that you
know, you are such important items in trivia. Those are significant, you
know, and you should be. That was like it was exchanging promise.
It was unresolved and they actually the suits actually debated whether or not they were
going to have a conclusion because they were afraid it might hurt the ratings.
And yeah that to night Lebron listeners fifty years and younger are really excited about
those staff, so keep up the ground. I knew that there was a
I knew there was a hand gunade in this just for patting the back then
lobbed under the underhand lob Yeah, right right. You felt like something between
a short places awesome with us to hopefully give us all in order is a
favorite which up there in sideways on Raven is with us Raven, How are
you and my friends? I'm great, Thanks for having me looking good?
Yeah, I think it's as we'll just get it always looks very good.
So what's going on with you? Anything? Nothing? Here? Did you
go see the Pixies? We did, Yeah, we went on Friday.
We got poured on, but it was worth The show was so good.
They were terrible. Come on, you can tell us just haunch. No,
I love the Pixies. They were so good and the openers were great.
There was really good food and they didn't win. They're terrible. Probably
most famous is Where Is My Mind? But they did like uh, here
Comes Your Man? Hey? Like do Little is probably the most famous album,
but amazing. Well they're from Boston. I'm surprised you don't like Strike
two? What are you drinking that tonight? I got a Colch I stopped
up and I have I'm down to fourteen cases of Colch because in the stores
anymore until March, so I have to make that last to March. What's
it come on? Match through? Like June or something? Just in the
spring. I think July is when they stop ordering it and then it's just
whatever's left over. They sell for like ten dollars a case. Oh well,
yeah, I've had it a couple of times. Not a big fan,
but it's so good. It did that to me, maybe I'd drink
it. Also, we have a guest with us here, doctor Bob Bros.
Out there in Chicago, Doc the bomb. How are you doing good?
Mac? And I don't like that a letter from whom is a turning
You never know what's going on with you yet there's still a toddling town out
there pretty much. So it's been hot and it's has the We get the
smoke cloud every once in a while, really pretty difficult to breathe. Yeah,
those fire is still are they still burning up down? Uh? Every
once in a while when we have poor air conditions, the smoke will sometimes
show up as haze. Yeah, yeah, yeah, I don't think they're
like as bad as they were. I think they're kind of like fizzling out.
But there's like some problem areas still and like that's how we get it
is like it's just like this haze that just lasts like all day. Yeah
right, yeah. I don't think there's anything left in Canada, I think,
but I think there might be something Qui. It might be someone in
Quebec. But the area that the ones that started out in Pacific north West
and burned Eastwood, they burned up more area than the United States. Okay,
that's how big this thing was. But you know, that's what happens.
I mean, that just happened when when we weren't around, and probably
bad about the poor animals. So yeah, that's exactly know yep. But
anyway, they're running around, they don't know what the heck's going on,
and you know, a place to run. Now they run, they run
ahead, and not all of them get not all of them is Bambi's mother.
Okay, Bambi got out. Didn't Bambi get out of a forest fire?
Yeah? In the in the rabbit and so on. Mother didn't.
I know. I'm like less, that's okay. He always kills the mother,
that right, Yeah, yeah, I believe like Dumbo. Yeah that's
right. So wow. Anyway, so there was a story in the paper,
on the paper, yeah, on my Microsoft newsfeed yesterday, and it
said Guy and Hon had found at the bottom of the Pacific I think the
New Guinea, these strange little balls that were scattered all over the c flow,
and for some reason he believed they were from some kind of an alien
origin, let's say. And I thought to myself, maybe we could do
a top ten. I didn't do a top ten to theme. I was
thinking out top ten reasons why the little balls in the Pacific do not belong
to jas anyways. But well, as I read on this thing, and
I'm and I'm reading the headline was a little misleading. But that's why I
bought doctor Bob. That's why doctor Bob was here to phil Us in tell
Us to clarify all of that detail. Speaking of little balls hang on witness
looked like the castles. No, no, no, no, let's go
Martians Martians. Okay, so what happened? I mean, I've readen the
ac DC hit. Okay, So this guy is a I've heard his name
before. He's a doctorate hobbt. He is the guy who said that the
thing that came into our solar system about three or four years ago that has
this unpronounceable name, but it looks like a submarine sandwich came into our solar
system and went back out again. And they believed that that is the first
time that they were able to identify something in our solar system that was not
from our solar system. And you know, people think it didn't act like
a usual comment. It didn't act like a usual asteroid. It didn't look
like one of these things. And he, you know, had this theory
that maybe this thing was some kind of a alien ship or something. So
now this guy has also said that he saw on these little balls in the
Pacific. Please doctor about Frank you Max, Hello, everyone's going to be
here. Yes, I'm familiar with that situation with the It was in two
thousand and seventeen when an object flew by Earth and its name was Omuamua is
what they named it, which it means scout. And it it went by,
no one got a really good picture of it. They didn't know it
was coming. I guess they were asleep or something. You know, I
weren't paying attention. So uh when it went by some people, I don't
think they ever observed it. But Ave Lobe is a director of what's known
as the Galileo Project at Harvard University. And now I was recruited for the
Galileo Project back in twenty twenty one, so I'm pretty familiar with what he's
been doing. And he's quite a controversial figure. Yes, I found out
at least yeah, there are people who were just you know, I'm on
board with him. But but but this thing they came in this this thing
looked like a sub and yes, as this but they I know that they
were able to get it's a practimate shape by looking at pictures of the stars
and saying, if something is coming in front of the stars or something like
that, because they it really does look like an extra large submarine sandwich.
Yeah, it has it's it's a it's an oblong shape and uh it's odd
for that type of an object to have that kind of shape. Now.
Plus and I'm doing all this from memory right now. But also it was
it was moving at times faster than it was supposed to be moving. Yeah,
yep, okay, and as a result that its original fast movement was
u thought to be because it was coming from another solar system other than ours,
right, okay, right. And and then also one group of scientists
said that the reason why they thought it was going faster at given times was
because there was I think it was hydrogen or or something that was on the
device that was evaporating and causing it to go faster. That could be an
engine too, you know, ye. Well, and then obvious stepped in
yeah right, okay, yes, that's how it died, right, and
obvious stepped in and he's he's like sixty one years old, and he's,
you know, he is. I forget where his degree is from. But
he felt that the reason it was going faster is because it was actually a
solar sale and not a media interesting yet, okay, And that whole explanation
was in his book Extra Terrestrial, all right. And and actually hardly any
of the scientists went along with Obvi's prediction that it was he claimed it was
an alien craft. He did say that, yeah, he was. He
was a little Cajun what he was saying, because you can say alien doesn't
doesn't necessarily mean little green men from miles. But do they know before we
get to the little vowels? Do do they know how big this thing was?
I mean, wasn't it. They had a pretty good idea, but
I don't think anybody ever got a good picture of it, because this was
just before, if I'm not mistaken, before the James Webb satellite went up,
So I don't think anyone got a picture of it. They try to
get a picture once the website satellite was up, but I don't think they
got a picture of it, so they it sounds weird, but but nothing
in our solar system. There's been nothing in our solar system that we know
of that isn't of our solar system. Nothing has ever visited us from another
solar system that we know of, except this thing. So now please let's
get to the Pacific balls please. Okay. Now recently, uh ave and
a group of people. Now again, I'm doing this from this standpoint of
being with the as I'm a volunteer. I was a volunteer for the Galileo
project, and my job was to train and artificial intelligence computer how to recognize
UAP, genuine UAP. And that's what what I was doing. Okay,
go ahead. Wasn't I wasn't really working on the this this most recent project,
but I was volunteering. I've been doing that since twenty twenty one.
Okay, So uh, I've got some data somewhere. Uh and uh what
he in two thousand and fourteen? What the data said that there was another
meteor, or let's say, another object of sorts that also flew by into
our you know, the area of the Earth, right, Yes, another
object from another solar system. It seemed like it was going fast enough to
be an object from another Solar system. Uh, and it it seemed to
be round and whatever. And apparently this object when it you know how how
objects from outer space came in and then they're going so fast and so forth
and they disintegrate in our atmosphere. Yes, well, this object in two
thousand and fourteen, and it had like it had like an O M I
number. It was a different shape, uh than the Amu Mua was.
And this object basically disintegrated into these little tiny pearl like ball Some of them
are like the size of babies, in the size of grains and salt.
And so what Avi was trying to say is the one that crashed in it
was near the uh New Guinea landed in the ocean, and he was trying
to say he was saying, not trying to say, was saying that it
was alien. The object was definitely an alien craft, the alien manufacturer.
Yes, No, that's he was saying. That was his again basically sided
that was his first choice, right he had he had no evidence of that,
right. And these things are being studied now in places like cal Tech,
and we all are also being which I now again my doctors from Penn
State, and we did some very high level research. And there are things
that I noticed that Ivy and or Harvard are doing that I would have never
been allowed to do at Penn State. Yeah. Wowow, But here's here's
my question though. So, so they gathered up these this debris from the
floor or off a new Guinea and it's head in the news report that he
had help from the US military, and I thought to myself, Now,
wait a minute, yes, military, they should have told this guy,
hey, shove off, pal, what are we going to help you for,
unless unless he convinced somebody that we should look at this thing. So
the balls themselves, and when you look at them, they don't look natural,
you know what I mean? They look they look like ball bearings from
the future or something. Right. Yeah, that's now the ones I've seen.
And apparently now this story keeps changing, and I'm that's really disappointed what
I'm seeing. But I think now they claimed that they collected seven hundred of
these little balls, and that's a lot of little balls collect when they're only
the size of like grains of sand. Can you imagine that? Yeah,
yeah, yeah yeah. And then then they analyze their balls. Wow,
we might have to put those on ma back after the time. I think,
okay, one at the time, interesting one at a time, or
a parod of time. I forgot podimet and they just say clough and see
what happen. What they want slid Yeah, a little club. You look
like you have a comment too. I'm afraid to say anything anymore because I
always get you know, knocked down. No, that's true. Feel this
is free speech and restrained. Go ahead. No, I'm just saying it.
The souce of these balls is the thing that concerns me. That they
would go and they wouldn't be afraid to go take them out of the ocean
and touch them and touch them, do all that stuff. I mean,
I'd stay a million miles away from now. Yeah, I was, you
know, thinking it's radioactively you don't know what's coming from another planet or whatever
was it could be something you know, pollute the the Earth. Right.
Well, that's true. You don't think they were too I think they were
too loose with the balls. Too loose with the balls. That's clubs frontier.
That was the main problem as I understand it. But uh, one
thing to think about that was little tiny there's a name for mother than balls.
And I don't have it right in front of me. There. They
happened from a lot of different things. Yes, okay, yes, right
right, you're right, they wouldn't have have been from a meteor, and
the meteor wouldn't have to How did they know that that meteor for sure was
interstellar? Right? They say there's a lot of iron content in it.
But that but they say that they that there are there minerals and elements inside
these things. This is what they're saying, might happen that that do not
exist in our solar system. So, but but those balls are harder than
any regular balls that you'd find in the ocean. Yes, right, seriously,
I'm sure they are, you know. So anyway, Wow, that's
interesting. So listen to the club. Do you agree with me that I
shouldn't I shouldn't have written those staff shouldn't have written top ten reasons why the
little balls at the bottom of Pacific do not belong to one one. I
believe that there should be never top ten riatas or those balls or anything.
That's just what I'd be doing out the Pacific. There's a league. I
couldn't think of more than like two or three things. So I'll deflect it
back to you. Okay, all right, so wow, the Big Ball
concert, well, the little Balls controversy, as it turns out, and
this guy Ivy, as you say, he does get in the newspaper,
he does get in the media. There are there are people who do not
like him. And he says, can I interrupt? I just thought he
was on TV. Yes, yeah, yeah, the night. Yeah,
he caught my attention because I said from Harvard, but it was at the
end of his interview. I don't apparently was about that subject, I guess.
But four, I've ever seen him on TV. Yeah, yeah,
he knows he's he's media friendly, let's say, you know, and there's
nothing wrong with that, And there's nothing wrong with someone saying, well,
I mean people told Aristotle and got lay on all thost people they were out
of their minds too, and you know who turned out to be right.
But the story does change, and there's a lot of kind of conjecture and
maybe and and so on. Do you agree, yes? And in fact,
it's a lot deeper than that, because there are a lot of other
scientists that won't work with him because it's he's They feel he's in it just
for fame and fortune. Now, because there's absolutely no uh proof that he
has that he's finding objects from another planet, which means alien life is out
there, and he's really picking up a lot of criticism. Uh but I'm
very disappointed in what I'm seeing from Harvard because of that. But but but
you know, as I say, you know, get lay all those guys.
I'm sure they had criticism at front at the at the beginning as well.
You know, maybe he's onto something, maybe not, But they didn't
have to think about the media and all that stuff back then, you know
what I mean. Yeah, the part of it is like that, He's
what I see is he just keeps asking for more money, so who can
get back and find if what these walls are actually Okay, all right,
Well, I just thought it was interesting that the US military, he said
the US military were heavily involved in helping him, And I thought, wow,
that that's a little interesting. You know, it isn't National Geographic helping
you or go fund me, you know, it's the US Navy apparently.
So, and he did things that were he didn't fill out the paperwork properly.
So in New Guinea, he didn't fill out the paperwork, so technically
he stole those balls is a headline for the podcast. Okay, those those
balls belonged to who the owner? No, they belonged to New Guinea because
they were on in New Guineas. I think within those there was a three
mile or seven mile limits that property where they found them. But it's the
whole thing is really I'm really disappointed in how it worked because I started working
with people from Harby back in nineteen ninety two when I was working in Washington,
DC. Yes, those people were really professional and helpful and they would
have never done anything like this. Not a schmucks Yeah, you know they
stinking football too as well. Club Please No, I you know, I
just concerned about all this, and I think they ought to get them back
in the sack. I know that. You know. That's good. We
needed a punchline at the end of the segment, So why don't we do
this? So we're talking about New Guinea will probably want it's alien balls back
at some point. Yeah, I think it's I think he got a phone
call it to this New Guinea he wants the balls back. But that was
there, you are. I don't know what happened with that lawsuit, but
I you know, I went up just so I thought you might enjoyed us.
I took down some of the headlines this thing that's since it started in
two thousand and eleven. Ahead, please, that was in the media entertain
us. And here's one. These are each like a headline from a thing,
you know, from a certain media place. One was how a Harvard
professor became the world's leading alien alien hunter and then scientists deep dive for alien
life leaves his peers dubious. Okay, Auvy Lobe, a Harvard astrophysicist,
says that material recovered from the sea floor could be from an extraterrestrial spacecraft.
That's what that's the headline I read. Yep, his peers are skeptical.
That was the end, that says astronomer Abby Lobe says, aliens have visited
and he's not kidding. And then you know, Harvard professor Avy Lobe believe
he's found fragments of alien technology. Then why a Harvard professor thinks he may
have found fragments of an alien spacecraft? You know, they were all not
using the word balls. Yeah, and they weren't even saying that. You
know that these things were just from uh Earth, not from Earth. They're
saying that these were alien craft. They didn't mean say that they're meteors,
right, yeah, yeah, I mean these things can be formed a lot
of weird things can be formed in nature. That book may be made.
I mean they especially like an iron and stuff like melting and all that stuff.
So it could be that. But you know, once again, if
he's on something, that would be kind of cool too. So listen,
why don't we do this, Doctor Bobbing want to hang around with us?
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have for you tonight? Pretty quickly, let me introduce you to the members
of the Police Girls, the very famous one. One. It is here.
Hello girls, Hello Mac. Happy to be on the show as always
and as you know, I lived for this. Yes, yes, so
we y'all tell blueis It's on my calendar. I have alerts every day and
then every four hours real the day arrives. Really yeah, taking the time
down at this show. But it is boring over there, just admit it.
It might miss that anyway. Also with us, is that natural to
correspondent switch play Steve Wollen switchy to be here tonight, special effects wizard that
you are, Yes, so you have the you gotta get up on your
microphone. Then my palvic my friend. Yeah, you really hard to hear
you. What do you have for breakfast? Well, let's let's get them
so we can hear him first. Just bring it over now, I don't
know, bring it right over to you, all right, I mean bring
it right up so we can see it in the skin. He's talk right
into one. I don't know what has happened. Have you changed? Have
you did you clean your room or something? Yeah? Right, okay,
okay, and we'll just speak up. Project project okay, project okay,
okay, all right. Also with is our security g Willie Clapp WC.
It's great to be here tonight. I want a credit, doctor Bob you
know, because this show is balls of fun. Okay, Jerry Leaves is
in there somewhere, thank you. Also with us is Ufo mechanic Alvan.
Now though in the house, hey man, Hello everyone, she's referred to
them as orbs or ever. We get inside of a lot of right and
the sounds every science fiction and and also sounds Kevin Secretary right. Interesting.
Okay, unless you're google him, and then you might well then don't don't
do that at home, kids. Also with us is a favorite good which
update in sideways The raven is when it's raven. Hello, my friends,
thank you so much for having me drinking that terrible beer that she loves.
It's a ruby red grapefruit. Friend, So do I have to say anymore?
I should make a song about it? Okay, okay, Well it's
affects breakfast beer. Ruby red grapefruit. That would be good breakfast beer.
Yeah, I mean any beer can really be a breakfast Yeah, you try
hard enough, that's true. You have to try. I try that,
but my wife is right there going it's not a good not a good good
look for you. I had beer on frosted flakes once. Oh you gotta
just put it in a coffee cup. No one's gonna say anything. She's
right there when I'm taking refrigerator listening in on us as a doctor, doctor
Bob, Doctor Bob grows from Chicago, Doctor Bob. How are you,
Matt Clow. Everyone, it's a great night tonight. Yeah, all right,
we're only half hour into it, so you know, you never know
where it's gonna go. Could be a roller coaster as it turns. Yeah,
anyway, Raven has reports. So when do we put her a bumper
in? Right now? And now it's time for Raven Raven. I was
just gonna send you guys a picture. I'm sorry, I was lagging a
little bit. I have a question first, okay, go ahead, go
for it. For you a beer drinker, now you're too loud. Now
you're too loud. What have you done? What have you louise? Okay,
sit back, get away from the mic. They okay, great,
Okay, I's good? Is good? Okay? Good? Wow? So
for you you beer drinkers. Now, I'm not a connoisseur. I've had
a few different beers. To me, they all taste the same, and
they all taste bad. Yeah, I agree with the names of some beers
that don't suck. I agree with you. I don't like the taste of
beer. At the first time I had a taste of beer for my father's
on paps, you know, when I was probably one of two, I
said, you've got to be shipping me and this taste. This stuff taste
awful. Why is everyone drinking? And all the time we'll see I like
paps, But like I would say, like drinkers like easily, beer is
beer. Beer does not taste good to me. Okay, A jack and
ginger taste good to me. You know, beer champagne for me, I
thought champagne was gonna taste like really good ginger ailes. Champagne is a little
kind of you know what I mean, a little too fizzy. He's rich.
I recommend Heineken kind kind of skunky. I mean I drink it,
don't get me wrong, but it is kind of sun It doesn't have kind
of prestige that goes with it because it's all, yeah, you know it's
supposed to says back in. Tell you what Steve, Steve, when you
go to a quick story back in the old days, he used to put
take decks in your car. Yes, yep, yeah, I had my
buddies. They're gonna help me put it in. They said, okay,
we're gonna put this in, but you got to buy us some beer.
Yes, So I had no idea what to buy them. So I go
to the store and I buy Schlitz sloping the schlips back and they said,
Sli, you can't kill you. What else? They said, you've been
saying? Yes, yeah, yeah, you ain't kid coming through it?
Would they do with that tape? Though? Oh? It worked? It
was It was great, worked really really well. Fortunately track right? Uh
no, no, because eight track come on track Craig under Down eight track.
Yeah, they were good. Heycor Bob, listen before we get too
before we get back to Switchies Breakfast and then the Ravens report. Do you
agree that eight track was a very good you're an audio guy went it wasn't
very good in reproducing. Yeah, you see, they go, this this
is incid analysis because the tape was wider. That's all this normal. But
when I was a radio broadcaster and we all all of our tapes were eight
tracks because they were higher quality than they Yeah, yeah, but what about
when it went it was playing a song and it clicked It's like that was
awful. They should have Yeah, they should have. I don't know why
they did that, because they could have because a friend of mine had his
own eight track, you know maker, and you would hear the click,
but it would the song would just be, you know, would not be
interrupted. I don't know why they did that on commercial songs, but they
did. Anyway, that's another mystery. That faded out and then to hear
the click they faded. It's still good, it's still uh switch the middle
of the led Zeppelins are Yeah, who needs that switchy? Before we get
to Ravens, report what you have at breakfast today? I was hungry and
I know spart. Yes, I made some hot black coffee from Folder's breakfast
blend, and I had Antimate's doughnuts not not the chocolate frosty once. I
had a couple of powdered sugar yes, yes, Okay, how many did
you have all told? I'm gonna say three, Well, throughout the morning
over a period of time, it was actually four. Four. Huh Okay,
that's it's healthy. It's good. Antimate's had that variety box right Yeah,
yeah, wow, she's killing me. Real good, real good,
anyway, Raven, why don't we get to your report. I think I've
already put your mumper and we're gonna put it in again. Hey, and
it's time for Raven. Look at club leaves the frame from Seconds of Torment
one one. You always have the right A box of entimate domats. Wow,
well, you know you got to have everything on hand if you company.
You know that accounts that accunts to that pottery substance on your nose.
You've just been eating those things? Right? How much would it cost the
ship of box of those things of the UK? They'd be stale though,
dude, They'd be stale by the time these kept reservatives and they last for
like three months. Oh, let's get inside and out. Okay, this
particular box in fact, yes, this one, it's not as good,
but it's good till September nineteen. That's okay, that's all right anyway,
So you know they would last a pastry product that's good to September nineteenth through
this year. There you go, there you go. You sure it's this
year. If it's a cell by day to September nine, you just added
another month to it on a bakery product, right, Yeah, of course
there was to eat by Lois's uncle Ran Entiman's trucking business. Oh cheers,
really think about that for a second. I'm thinking about it. Can I
dream job? It was his too? Anyway, why don't we go once
again to Raven's bumper right here? And now it's time for Raven pretty have
for us? Right Okay? I sent you guys a picture to go along
with it, just so you have some context here. I'm sorry, my
cat is here and she just sneezed, so sorry if you heard that.
But we are talking about the Toronto Tunnel Monster, aka the Cabbage Town Tunnel
Monster. And this is August nineteen seventy eight, Parliament Street, Toronto,
Canada. And for context, we'll be discussing an underground creek system similar to
tunnels that were created in a way to expand the city of Toronto during during
its early development without being in the way, so kind of like picture that
like underground. So we're talking about our friend Ernest. He's fifty one years
old and he's a resident of the Parliament Street apartment building. Him and his
wife had been raising a litter of kittens and one day one of them went
missing. Ernest went looking for the kitten. When he spotted a dark opening
between his apartment building and then the one next door, leading into this underground
tunnel. Ernest crawled approximately ten feet in when he encountered a strange humanoid creature.
Now, while he was reluctant to speak with reporters about the incident,
Ernest did eventually explain the events that occurred to the Sun and That's just Stay,
Toronto based newspaper. The creature spoke to him quote, I'll never forget
it. It said, go away, go away, in a hissing voice.
Then it took off down a long tunnel off to the side. I
got out of there as fast as I could. I was shaking with fear.
End quote. Ernest describes this being as long and thin, almost like
a monkey, three feet long, large teeth, weighing maybe thirty pounds,
with slate gray fur. He also described that the eyes stood out as being
an orange reddish and they were slanted and according to Ernest, quote I saw
a living nightmare that I'll never forget end quote. And what I find most
interesting about this is that Ernest had no intention of going to the media to
share what he saw, as he was afraid people would think he was a
drunk or he was crazy, and no one would take him seriously or believe
him. And that's not uncommon, as we've seen for a witness to be
unsure of coming forward for fear of the word, for fear of the ridicule.
A local Toronto newspaper, like I had said, ended up contacting him.
That's the Sun. They contacted Ernest directly after hearing about his encounter from
a reliable source, and he agreed to talk to them as long as his
last name was redacted, which is how we got earnest account of the events.
In nineteen seventy nine, Ernest, accompanied by the Sun, returned to
the passageway quick trigger warning hair animal things. Sadly, they did find the
kitten, the body of the kitten that had disappeared the previous year, which
they noted was half buried. The discovery of the cat reminded Ernest of the
strange noises that he heard prior to his encounter with this tunnel thing. He
said he recalled hearing noises that sounded like an animal in pain before the cat
had gone missing. So Ernest showed the Sun where his encounter took place and
where the creature ran off to. The passage had a drastic drop that seemed
to go on for miles, and it is said that the tunnels connect to
the sewer system and that this opening by earnest apartment is simply an access point,
if you will, for the creature to come in and out. Now,
Ernest's story was very strange. However, the sewage employees did not ridicule
or scoff at him, according to the report that they made by the Toronto
Sun at the time. One worker was quoted in the paper stating, quote,
people who work on the service just don't know what it's like done there.
It's a whole different world. Who would have thought a few years ago
that people would live in sewers, and yet that's what they found in New
York a few years back. Another was quoted as saying, I don't know
what he meaning Ernest saw down there. He also stated, I'll tell you
one thing, if we excuse me, if we could ever get in there,
I'm sure as hell wouldn't want to go down alone. And it is
interesting to note that in the description of the creature provided by Ernest and an
artist rendering, which is what I sent to you, and I would encourage
anyone listening to Ugo type in the Toronto Tunnel Monster or the Cabbagetown Tunnel Monster
and this will this will come up. But in the artist rendering which was
included in the original Sun article, resembled some current reports of another strange creature,
which was the South American chupacabra, And that, my friends, is
the Toronto Tunnel Monster aka the Cabbage Town Tunnel Monster. Wow, wow,
Raven, did is it ever appeared again? Has anyone ever seen it?
Or is it just a one time? It seems like a one off.
The only thing that was kind of jokingly connected to it was this was I
think in the early two thousands somebody found a monkey that had gotten loose and
escaped into an ikea in Toronto. But it was like a legitimate little monkey.
But people, because it was in Toronto and this was described as looking
like a monkey, people said that it was the Toronto Tunnel Monster, but
it wasn't. Wow huh wow, that's nuts man. Yeah, how can
you talk that? Show? So, I mean, does anyone have any
idea what it could have been? Or I mean no, I don't,
I mean, I don't know, like I I go to like like twenty
eight days later, you know, with the like infected monkeys, and but
like the thing is, it's like it seems like if it was sick in
some way, like it was a sick animal. Yes, it would probably
try to attack you. Yeah right, yeah, yeah, the picture,
the picture you sent us with the red eyes. I did not see the
picture, yes, god, yeah, I thought it was like what man,
maybe it's like an underground banish really maybe maybe it's a very distant relative.
Wow, that's what are reminded me of as soon as I sorry,
just repeated repeated sightings to this thing. Right, it wasn't just a one
off, right from what I can see, it's a one off. It's
a one off, okay. And there are some of those, like the
Dover Demon so I am twice the Infield Horror. These things seemed to come
out of nowhere and then melt away, but they don't have the permanency or
the connection to some of the other classic cryptids like Bigfoot or the Jersey Devil
or whatever. Yeah, or like the Chupacabra that's been like a multiple sighting,
which is interesting that it's compared to this because they really only have like
that one encounter and then that was it. And like I said, Ernest
wasn't even going to go and report this because he didn't want people thinking he
was a nut. And I get it like that. That sucks when something
crazy like that hains, Like you don't feel like there's anyone you can go
to, let alone on newspaper, right, Yeah, but you know,
but they've had they have pictures of the cho how do you say it?
How do you say it? Yeah, I mean they have pictures of of
you know, there's obviously something that's the Texas chripica. It's a real animal.
It's some kind of a hybrid the original ones they were seeing in Puerto
Rico. It was more like a like a Jersey devil or a moth man.
I have supernatural properties. There's two kinds of them, really, don't
think who knows. The one that's in Texas almost looks like, I want
to say, like a mutated coyote. Yes, yeah, yeah, it's
a good way of describing them. Yes, I thought they were. Well,
wow, that's interesting. Well up in Toronto, all of our Toronto
friends, watch your watch your tunnels and let us know, right, So,
Wow, that was interesting. Why don't we name the rename the name
of the team, the baseball team to the tunnel monster tunnel Monsters. I'll
take a good name for a band. She said, it was the Infected
Monkeys. Huh man, infected Monkeys on then noe. Why don't we take
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Hello, everyone, and we have a guest with us tonight. Did
I gotta get everyone? No? Oh Raven, Oh my god, we
got to start the segment over again? Hang on, every why don't all
right? Hang on, I'll cut it in here rady right here, and
I'll get splice Raven on here. Saving the best to last is a very
good rich up there and sideways and Raven, Raven, how are you?
Hi? My friends? I'm great, thanks for having me. Hello.
It's probably written written down the date of the date that I ever got to
introduce. Sorry, Raven, Well, we'll fix it in the editing room.
Okay, it's okay. Also joining us is I guess? David Charles?
David, how are you? Let's just clap for him just because of
that name. Well, you know, they say you can never trust a
man with two first names, but I've got three of them. Really brought
it out, so you know, yeah, we have to clear the elephant
in the room. Okay, I've never heard that until today, but yeah,
so what happened? So what's your you a middle name as well?
Like David? Girls, ye say that again, please, David Paul Charles?
Really yeah, sorry, man, sounds like a serial. I'm sorry,
but you know someone, someone has to bear this cross. Okay,
So tell us about your company. First of all, tell us the name
of the company, what you do. Actually, yeah, sure, So
our company is Mood Hello, mood dot com. And we saw federally lawful
THHC products ships directly to your door wherever they are vinstantly accepted, which is
most states, really high quality made in America cannabis. Yes, it gets
you high. Yes, it is still federally lawful. Okay. And we've
got we've got operations here in Oklahoma City where I am right now, about
a thirty thousand square foot warehouse with about fifty employees on the distribution side and
about fifty folks that are remote. We've got a ton of etrans and our
employee we're very proud of that. Yes, military culture runs in my family
as well. My grandfather was an immigrant from Belarus who fought an Iwajima and
got actually blown up and survived in North Africa. And my father was a
submarine nuke in the eighties. Oh so switchy wow s which was in the
submarine service. So I was the check fast Yeah, my father was.
He was on the USS Dallas. Okay, it was on the billfish bill
fish. Yeah, it's really it's really the tuna fish. But he says
the bill fish. So how long is your how long have you had the
business? I mean, you know, I'll say this, Yes, it
gets you high, because I'm one of your customers. And I was just
astonished one day that I said that I saw you could buy hashish. They're
the mail and hash is the kids call it, and uh, and you
can. I was just I was, I was, I was just flabby
gasket. It's so how did how are you able to do that? Let's
just get right to the manor how are you able to do that? Yeah,
it's it's a it's a function of the twenty eighteen Farm Bill. Twenty
eighteen farm bill basically drew a line in the sand for all cannabis, and
they said, on one side is marijuana, this is the stuff that has
a really high delta and nine THHC concentration in it. And on the other
side is hemp. Hemp is anything that does not have a super high delta
nine thh concentration concentration to it by dry weight. Okay, so what you
saw in twenty eighteen twenty nineteen was this big boom of CBD products, and
pretty soon everybody realized, well, CBD is kind of bubbkus in isolation.
It doesn't do anything, Okay, So folks started experimenting with other forms of
THHC, such as delta eight THHC, which we use a lot of,
or th HCA, which we're moving into, which is schedually lawful under the
twenty eighteen Farm Bill, and yes, still gets you high. So you've
got the you've got the twenty twenty three Farm Bill, which is looming.
You know, it should pass in September. That ain't gonna happen. It's
probably going to get a six or twelve month extension, and we will see
where the chips fall. But you have a lot of states who are very
cool with this, and they're actually specifically regulating it. For example, Tennessee
recently passed an adult use hemp tax. It's a privileged tax of seven percent
additional and they said, what, don't sell to people under twenty one and
use child resistant packaging. We're very happy to play ball with those regulations.
Yeah, you're actually seeing a kind of break along state lines where you're having
the Blue States California, New York. They go along these hyper regulated routes
that it's really not friendly to small business. Yes, yes, And then
you have Red states that are really hemp states, you know, places like
Kentucky, North Carolina, Florida, Tennessee, and they say, yeah,
you know, do your thing free commerce, be responsible with it, and
pay us our tax. Yea. In Massachusetts most of us are at mass
use were kind of massachusets Is central and they, you know, had marijuana
was d legalized. I mean we're legalized probably I don't know, three or
four years ago, maybe more. And the way they did it though,
because the Massachusetts you cannot have any fun that you know, the Puritans still
kind of run the place and you can't really have any fun. And so
they made them into these weird hybrids of a drug store in a Chinese restaurant
where you would go in and you I think they want to be Apple geniuses
as well, and then not, but you go into this instead of going
into a liquor store in shopping, Hey all have this, this, this
you have to show you I d you know at least twice, you know,
two people have to be there at the point of the set they take
all the fun out of it, you know. And and the pot is
of a certain powerful mils. I don't know how you would call it okay,
And it doesn't no matter what they sell you, it's never gonna be
any higher, you know. And it might bee point five thc. I
don't know. It's it's it's a ship and a storm, and it's a
port in a storm, you know. It's. It's and it's expensive too,
that's another thing. It's so but getting it through the meal from you
guys. They don't have the money back guarantee either. Well, there's no
many back guarantee at the pot store at all. We do. We have
a ninety day money back gar you know. We uh it's you know,
we run like a tech company because in essence it is. But at the
end of the day, it's old fashioned business. We're trying to deliver a
great product at a fair price and treat people fairly, which means, yeah,
if they don't like it, come back to us. We'll either give
you a new product or we'll just give you your money back if you want
to part ways ethically. That's how we sleep at night. We don't want
to screw anybody over right, and so is David at the at the variety
of products you have here, thank you, We've got We've got over one
hundred and fifty unique products, multiple sizes of each. We're just how long?
Yes, yeah, great marketing. How long have you How long have
you had the business? I think I asked that before. Yeah, so
we've been open to the public for coming up on thirteen months brand new.
Prior to that, my co founder and I did about six months of pre
work really wrapping our arms around this business because there's there's a lot of complexity
to steaming up this kind of operation. But yeah, it's a new business.
Are you are you? Is your business located in Oklahoma City? Yeah?
So our house is where we where we process and distribute all of our
all of our products. About half of our workforces here in Oklahoma City and
the other half are remote. I never envisioned myself spending any significant amount of
time here, and we got ended up here as a fluke, last minute
decision. But we've been really blessed because the people here are salt of the
earth, smart, warm. Yeah, where were you from? Where you're
from? Originally? Huh? I never know how to answer that question,
because the truth is I moved around a lot as a kid. Okay,
so I'm not I don't know from the internet, Okay, enough from New
York City or anything like that. I I spent five years there. Did
you really Holy come hus from New York City? Yeah? Yeah, you
can see you from New York Okay, Okay, she'd be embarrassed if you
have baseball teams. But that's another show. So I mean, if you're
wearing the bow Sox hat and you know you must be a glutton for punishment,
well World Series in the past. No, I'm not going to defend
them never. I'm never going to defend them because they and I've said this
all the time, at least when it comes to the Yankees, don't matter
what they do, They're always trying to win, no matter what. They're
always in the Boston Red Sox and a lot of other teams. That isn't
there your motto? You know, it's make money, make money, you
know. But anyway, another show. So what did you do before you
did this? How did you know how to do this? Years and years
of ups, downs and the occasional bust, but all working in e commerce
and tech yeah, I really I really cut my teeth in e commerce,
and then eventually I moved over to telehealth and health tech. I was just
really interested in, I guess, solving big problems for people at scale and
using technology. Not being a technology first company, but I was. I've
always been interested by tech enablement. So how can we do how can we
take something that works really well on a small scale and make it work for
one hundred times the amount of people or a thousand times the amount of people.
That's that's just always like building that kind of thing. So yeah,
you know a lot of years of trying, small wins, big losses,
and you know this is the result of it, right, right, So
just explained for the people out there who don't know what hash issue is.
Right from my you know, from what I can remember, remember, it
was just just like very very concentrated pot in a way, right, Yeah,
it's it's it's it's got it's almost like if you think about like a
very hard paste like material or almost like a clay, yes, and it's
it's comprised of of plant matter, a bunch of tricombs, which are the
little crystals on a cannabis plant, and they've been I suppose assembled and pressed
together. It's a pressed concentrated product, and so the potency is really up
there. It was, it was really big in the seventies, eighties,
nineties, Afghan ash, Moroccan hash, of which we carry both and and
you know, young people, now the market is really shifted towards even stronger
concentrates, like if you've ever heard the term dab it's like an ultra concentrated
cannabis product, which we sell as well. Wow, but but we take
pleasure in introducing these kind of old school products called dab dad. We'll get
a which is bad spelled backwards exactly. Wow, that's good marketing too.
Listen, I gotta tell this very quick story. So way back when this
is amazing stuff. It way back when we we a bunch of us.
But in college, bunch of us had a had a house, right and
and every once in a while there was some weird you know, moving through
there and so on. But just one day one of the guys got a
chunk of hash, okay, and and it looked like almost the size of
an ice cube, which was a lot of hash. And so I can
remember them cutting it up, cutting it up okay, and and then being
distracted and we went outside you know, who knows why to get a puff
whatever. I came back in and the cat there was a cat there who
ate it? He was a Siamese cat that's this guy's go for and had
living there and he ate this Hash what what you know? So the cat
disappears for like three days, okay, he's up onto someone's bed, okay,
and he comes down after three days. And you know, we talked
about cats on the show too much, but Siamese cats I especially have that
too. Okay. They really had that kind of rule too. This cat
was the friendliest cat in the world in eight, like Crazy eight. They
had permanent munchies from the end. And I saw him like six months later
at the girlfriend's house and he was so halfty his stomach was dragging on the
kitchen. This is how this guy got into this would Hash did to him?
But I'm sure they won't do that too well, I see either.
Wow, So that's crazy. So so you have a lot of veterans working
for your David, right, we do it. And it wasn't even it
wasn't even that we went out and we said, hey, we're going to
hire only veterans or mostly veterans or anything like that. We just said we
want to hire regardless of somebody's immutable characteristic or past experience. We want to
hire people that seem like they give a shit? Can I can I square
out here? You can? Not? Sure? We want people that give
a shit. We want people that are missionary. We want people that are
smart and hard working, and lo and behold, a lot of those people
happen to be veterans. So we've got a lot of them. Yeah,
yeah, and yeah, it's a good workpool to you know, dip into,
you know, because they're I don't know. Yeah, I've never been
in the service, but I have a lot of family who was in the
service. And my hats will have to anyone. No matter what you did
in service, you gave up that time of your life too, you know,
for a country. You know it sounds old one, but it's true.
So anyway, so how many people do you have working there now?
You said about fifty fifty fifty on the distribution side and about another fifty on
the remote digital side, so about one hundred in total. And how do
you grow the company? How do you grow a company like this Essentially,
it's a it's a function of, well, we acquire customers by advertising.
We spend a ton of mone on digital ads, and we're now branching into
direct mail and out of home billboards and what have you. It's a function
of scaling advertising and from everything from that, everything else comes. You're talking
about scale, inventory, scaling operations, customer support, advertising operations, everything
in distribution. And then then all of the all the kind of support roles
that go in that you know, for example, say you know the company
is you know, turning over x a month. One guy can run inventory
and the company staring over five x. Well, all of a sudden,
it's a lot more complex and you have to look deeper into numbers and plan
more around supply chain. And so these kind of incremental roles go into supporting
it. And we took a few months this year. Oh and tech is
a big one, tech and engineering, But we took a few months this
year and we didn't pause advertising, but we took our foot off the gas
when we were invested in building the infrastructure and building the team so that we
can support this next season of growth that we're now fortunately, and it's stuff
advertising is a weird thing. Advertising is a strange thing. You know,
you could, you can, you know, there's just the different different roads
you can go down. You know. The thing is but one word of
mouth, the word of mouth is the is the number one thing. It
really is, you know. And so where do you see where? What's
it going to be in five years? It's it's hard to say you have
a blasted factory that we can go tour something. Yeah, you're you're welcome
to any any time you want to come to Oklahoma City. Seriously, you're
you're welcome with the factory tour. Or give a bunch of samples and T
shirts and hats. Wow, we'll run our way after the samples. Who
grows? You got to try this one thing. So so we've been selling
edibles for a while and one of our edibles or things that we buy from
from a company that specializes in making edibles. And I'm I'm very picky and
I'm a perfectionist, and I've always thought these edibles they're fine, but they're
kind of like a grocery store bakery sort of quality, like above that,
but not that much above that. And don't get me wrong, you know,
like a chips, Ahoy, nibisco cookie. That's it's a it's a
good cookie. I'll eat that. I'll eat too many of those cookies and
regretted the next day. It happens all the time. But but we wanted
to do something really spectacular. So I pulled my father out of semi retirement
after after the Navy, he was an engineer and then he ended up buying
and running a small chocolate factory in Maine for about fifteen years. Really experts
and confections. Let's get him on. Okay, we're close to Maine.
Yeah, yeah, I got him. And then and then we hired a
PhD food scientist who specializes in cannabis, and the two of them budded their
heads together and argued around what should the ideal cookie be. Now we're on
the first phase, and I gotta tell you this is these are some of
the best cookies really. Yeah, yeah, hey, stuff. Good stuff
comes when when people are budding heads, you know what I mean. Those
are just those are good ideas trying to you know, kind of assimilarly.
So that's cool. So you're gonna do it. So you think you'll have
like real like lines of cookies and you know, one in real animals like
cookie. Yeah. Yeah, we're starting with the chocolate chip cookies and then
from there we're going into other kobes, oatmeal rais and snick er dooodle.
We're going to cereal trees, you know, rice, Crispy treats, apple
Jack treats, Coco pebble. You see what you see what we're listening to
here. This is you're curing your munchy, your munchies right along with Anny
High on the note of time horizons, I want to is something that's occurred
to me a lot recently. About a year ago. When we first started,
it was nothing but problems in eighteen hour days and so much stress.
And I used to I used to wish that I could fall asleep and wake
up. Like now a lot of these problems have been solved and the business
is flourishing. But now that I'm here, honestly, I kind of wish
that I could fall asleep and go back to them and get it all over
it right crazy time? Yeah yeah, well yeah, oh get it might
get crazy again. You'll shake so good again. Some of your products speakingsidered,
uh, we find enough to be medicinal in nature where you could take
a measured quantity to say, level out a headache or you know, relieve
a little muscular stress or something like that. So bigness you for a friend.
Of course, I have to disclaim that my my our lawyers would kill
me if I made any kind of claims about caring, treating or preventing any
Yeah, without the claim, may I know you, I know you wouldn't
be able to do a claim on it. What I What I can say
though, and all in all seriousness is cannabinoids function different for everybody, So
your perfect amount is is going to be different than somebody else's. But we
do try to take the guess work out of that as much as possible by
offering very accurately, accurately labeled products. Cool. So, for example,
one of our fifteen milligram Delta ninetc. Gummies, it's going to have fifteen
milligrams of delta and NTHC in there, and you can come up and kind
of find your right amount. Yeah, what would you say to people who
who have never had gummies, who have never had gummies, never smoked pot,
never smoked time, how would you get them to try it? What's
what is that? Oh? Was that blueberry ice cream? Is it?
It's th HC ice cream? What what is that? Oh? The club
has at balls? Who fa blueberry gummies? Oh wow, you got to
come down to the coma on Friday nights. Now they're good for sleeping.
Yeah, yeah, yeah, that's that's I think. And my question was,
how do you how do you introduce it? You know, these kinds
of protest to people who you know a little shy about, are afraid will
taking them. And I'll tell you that's the first thing is that they help
you sleep, And a lot of people like to take them before didn't they
help them sleep? Definitely? And we actually have some gummies that are formulated
specifically for sleep with THHC and melatonin and CBN and a lot of CBD which
helps helps kind of bring on a nice sleepy vibe. But for people who
don't know, I think it's confusing because these days you really have to have
a PhD and cannabis science to really, you know, understand what you're looking
at, and there's all these lab reports and all the rest of it.
So we do try to disambiguate that for regular people as much as possible by
assigning and categorizing all of our products by the mood that they bring on.
That's why that's called. So you know, we've got energized and sleepy time
and erotic and social and chill and all the rest of it. But for
somebody who's thinking about kind of the stigma of it, it's, uh,
if you grew up in a time when when cannabis was completely criminalized, it's
it's kind of hard to wrap your head around. And yeah, during that
time as well. But the fact is twenty eighteen, the Feds signed off
on this, like it's plain, clear as day. These products are federally
lawful. Yeah yeah, yeah, yeah. And let's face it, they
went into it for the tax money. They went into it just the welvis,
can you have a better time? So who who is the who's the
sampler? And do you need samplers? We're always looking for samplers. We
have a we have a sample program going and uh it's a combination of folks
within the company that want to take part in that and friends food and you
know, no bullshit. If you want to be a sampler, I'm happy
to connect you. Weeks ago, David, because I was in the Navy,
I was an anti submarine warfare. So he was the opposite of what
switch he was doing. And I was in Virginia a lot, yes,
get mo and I was in ET. So where do you got for an
next Navy person who's a who's inn et you know radio, who's living in
the UK? Yeah, yeah, something that's something electrified with his hedgehogs.
There's the whole a lot of gratitude, Thank you for your service. You're
welcome to enjoy it every minute. He had the easiest service ever ever by
anyway he was he was he was stationed in Newark, Newport, Rhode Island,
where they don't let one percent is in. They let the one percent
of the one centers in. And none of you had calng I ever got
as far as no. But I was out fighting commies and fascist and to
hand you can remember, this was nineteen sixty eight to seventy three. That
was a rough time to be in the military. Yeah, I'd imagine couldn't
have been too popular. I was in college getting high on these kinds of
products. So right, yeah, yeah, so what off the fat of
the land while I was serving my country proudly, and fortunately there wasn't in
the shots fired in anger in my direction. You ever read Richard Marchinko,
Marchinko or Marcinko, Yeah yeah, yeah yeah, the Seal Team, right
yeah yeah, Seal Team, yeah yeah, will familiar with those with those
books. So were you in the military yourself? You said, no,
right, no, I Uh, I was supposed to go to MAPS.
I'd take my practice as VAB, and I was supposed to go to MAPS,
and I wanted to be a nuke just like my father, and I
scored high enough on the practice as WEAB. They said, yeah, you
should be fine, and it's time to go, and I couldn't find my
birth certificate, and uh, I said, you know, I'm really sorry.
I got to order and replacement birth certificate. I can't go. Yeah.
And the interceding four or five weeks or so, you thought my replacement.
I thought, you know what, signing up to be a nuke is
two years of school, which I hate, it's math I don't like.
And then it's four years after that I don't know that I really wanted to
do. Yeah yeah, and then after that, what you know, that's
what you you know, that's what your maybe your career is going to be.
So did you ever think you'd be doing this though. I mean,
this is this is very very madden, you know. I mean it was
talking about selling THHD products through the mail. Yeah, it's incredible for someone
who you know, grew up in this era that I totally you know,
when my it was my co founder's idea, and when he came to me,
he's a Canadian, and you know, he said, look, I've
been working in cannabis up in Canada. There's this huge opportunity to do this
legally in the United States. What are you talking about, Like, there's
no opportunity here at cannabis is everywhere, there's no unother advantage that we could
actually drum up. And he said, trust me, look at it,
and so I did. And no, it was a total surprise. I
you know, this time two years ago, I never would have imagined being
able to do this by not having to look over my shoulder right right exactly.
Yeah, yeah, I mean, so we walked around with a half
of dright in our pocket and we were considered carrying. We were looking over
your shoulder all the time, so much so you're walking into light posts.
It was awful. That's a real dangerous So this week we get about in
the sixties. Man, it was it was like back in the sixties we
get about four pain, like arth rights pain. There you go switching.
Well, man, I feel like I can't talk about this, but somebody
else can. Okay, Okay. The medical aspect of it, Okay,
yeah, I mean it we leaves a lot of stuff. I mean,
it'll be real. Some people just really just count on it. I know
someone who refuses to smoke, enjoying anything, but uses THHC no CBD for
his knees, you know. I mean he's a football heading, you know
on football, engition music and they work, you know, whether it's mind
over manic. Who knows the last guy in the world to be using the
stuff, he's using it. So it has to be helpful on some level.
And it's the stigma that has to go away, the stigma of its
absolutely And you look at the history of why this stuff was criminalized in the
first place, and as far as I understand, it was an anti Mexican,
anti black sort of policy. And then they mean refer madness out of
it, you know, the you know, couple hundred years since it's taken
a long time for us to call bullshit. But if you look back over
history, I mean, the stuff is in the Bible. It's been used
by people for thousands of years for all sorts of reasons. Yeah yeah,
yeah, yeahsh clubs to tell that was your favorite one? Yeah that's hey
back that well, well, so listen, So what one last question before
we go? First of all, we want you to tell people how they
can get in touch with you. But what kind of music do you listen
to? Them? We ask everyone? It's okay, tell the swift tell
us. I like everything from Bach to Russian techno. He's you know,
classic rock, yes, yes, you know. Singer song. I gotta
say this guy, this Oliver Anthony with his Richmond North of Richmond. It's
a great song. Okay, Yeah, like everything, Yeah yeah, yeah,
Well Russian techno is good. I've actually heard some Russian techno. It's
yes, it's like it's cringe, like you hear it and you're like like
almost embarrassed. Yeah yeah, but some of it's really catchy. Yeah it's
Russian rock and hall that's Russian dance music or whatever. That's cool. Discotech
like the wall has just come down and like they just got there, like
the first synthesizer in the country, like the first ops. They got the
first ops. So so tell people how they can find out more about your
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we'll make it right. I'm a customer. That's why we're here tonight.
I was just I just couldn't believe it. I had to do it,
and I did it and boom, you know, it was there two
days later. It was great. It was worth the money. I mean,
just the vibe of the company is really cool, you know, it
really is so. So listen, how about this. How about if a
few of us become samplers and then every week we'll be able to kind of,
you know, mention the company. How's that? Okay? I love
that. Yeah, yeah, absolutely we would too. Okay, Well,
thank you, hey, listen, let's clap them off again. Okay,
David Chiles, thank you very much. Hey, listen, I think you're
doing a great thing. I think you're doing every thing. You're very informative
opening up. You know people who would like to have this stuff. You
know, we leave a lot of things, and we leave a lot of
anxiety too. So why don't we take a commercial break now, I'll talk
about anxiety and come down and we'll be right back after this. You're listening
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that work. This is Mac maloney. Well, what a show we've had.
Are ready tonight? Let me introduce the members of the PASSI okay,
girls, you see a very famous one one. Oh girls. I hope
you're enjoying the show so far. I'm sure that I've been having a blast.
There's been a good one tonight. This has been unusual show, but
yeah, a fun one. Also in on the fun is on National Correspondence,
switch Blade Steve one, Switchy. Great to be here tonight, six
anthem in donut since of the day. No, no, no, wait
a minute, it's a bit of an exaggeration. Four stretched over a period
of time. Okay, just sit down with a couple of cups of coffee
and just you know, big out. Can I just mentioned one thing.
The day is not over. That's true. There's some left in the box.
Six. You just mentioned tacos, and so I think they might be
calling me. I might have to go out and get something. Tacos down
to West Virginia. Very interesting. Even though they're you know, Taco bell,
there's still tacos in a way, in a way, yep, in
a way. It's still beef in a way right in a way. Also
with us as security chief, Willie Club, how you doing? WC Hi
Mac my gang speak. You know, I'm really high on tonight show.
That's right. For a number of reasons. That was a good segment.
Hey, we went from talking about little balls to you know, getting pot
through the mill. Also with us, is your fow mechanic getaway driver over
here burping? So I remember them burping. I didn't have it now though
a man of bees. Hello everyone, I'm looking at that guy's website.
Actually really Yeah, you get high looking at it. That's Afghan Afghan hash.
Seriously can you believe this? Also with this, I was thinking,
you know, if if Black Crows were still in business, that would be
a great band to sponsor, like a company like that, to sponsor a
tour with the Black Crow. You know what, that's not a bad idea,
man, you know what. I don't know about them, but there
is some band out there that people know their names. Actually they were that's
a good name, you know, someone like that White Snake, someone like
that, you know, to you just put their name on the you know,
on the venue. That's the way the Dark Crows are used to be
all about weed and all the whole stage set and I set it up one
time I did a Black Crows show. There was all these marijuana leaf banners
and scrims and everything. Wait, wait are you telling me people were smoking
reefer at this show? Can you imagine the Black Show? Yeah? This
is during this is during the nineteen ninety two Uh high is the Moon tour?
Perfect time? That's that's that's when their first album came out. That
voice she here is Everybody's mother, No One's mother. Raven Fat Juicy hash
Fat Juicy hash as the latest project on that. And also I was looking
at the website too. I'm like, oh, I gotta get these sleepy
Gummies stuff. I need something to help me snooze. Doctor Bob Gross from
Chicago also joining us. Doctor Bob, how are you doing great? I'm
still thinking about Raven's story that she told. I'm warning which half of the
cat was buried. They just referred to it as the corpse, and I
was just like a little baby. We must have been figuring the time before
that. What did you tell a story about a cat that's what halfway buried?
Yeah? Like you went twenty minutes. Okay. I was in a
Toronto he was in disposed. Yeah. I was in the high level discussions
of pistol feet as I figured, Wow, so what hap the cat was
buried? They found a cat buried by this dead kid? Yeah, they
found I don't I don't think, like like in my mind, it's like,
okay, well, I don't think the tunnel monster did anything like I
think it probably just died down there because I don't know, like they didn't
say there was any trauma to the body, but the dead kittens how about
that? For a band en, I'll go see them because that's horrible.
Funk. Wow. Interesting. Okay, So anyway, we're all here,
right, I introduced everybody, right, I'm looking and looting around and see
if you look at their website. Everyone's looking at their website. Okay,
what's the name of it again? Hello mood, Hello, move, move
Hello dot com. And they show how she set through the mail legally.
Okay, that's another amazing thing. Yeah, that's that's the amazing thing.
Yeah city. Yeah, of all places, it's the most conservative place like
in the freaking world, and they're right in the middle of it and they
hire a lot of veterans, have a move you know who. But anyways,
for a change of move, if I was in the US right now,
i'd be I'd be firing up my Challenger and driving down there really just
to say hi. A road trip, just to say hi. Okay,
Oklahoma is a long road trip. And listen, we're gonna do that sample
thing guarantee. Okay, but I think Switchy should be one of the samplers.
How about that? Will you be the Hashy's sample? Switch Do what
now? Take the samples? Or did you say random? Both come to
a cat see what happens. Well, yeah, don't come to beer cats.
No, don't do that. But you're not a beer person. The
gana on air. Yeah, oh that'd be How good would that be?
Maybe maybe take an edible one night before the show. Maybe two he's already
hooked. Maybe two weeks. I only had an edible once, but I
didn't inhale. I could be that naked. I don't have a piano,
but we can play the organ one. Oh wait a minute, led right
into bat so switch you know, hilarity aside. You must have a report
for us tonight. Well, not exactly, but I do have. I
am working on a report that I'll be giving with the crew with the gang
at the Exeter UFO Festival in New Hampshire coming up this weekend. But when
the when the folks hear this, it'll be two weeks from now, so
we're in the future in other words, right, so they can they can
plan for the following year when we put it. If we get invited back,
they can hear us. Fifty fifty chips, put your bumper in now
and no, it's time for another story from the Lost Animals of the Paranormal.
It's time for Steve Ward's report from the Fringe. Okay, switch tease
us, Okay, Well, it's going to be about aliens or humanoids or
whatever these things are, whether they're extra dimensionals, alter terrestrials, crypto terrestrials.
To some people believe they're hidden civilizations here and so it's going to be
in a few parts. I want to I want to talk about the various
close encounters of the third kind. Now, of course, it was doctor
j. Allen Heineck who used to be attached to Project Bluebook that finally separated,
cut those apron strings and start at the Center Figapho Studies in Emmonston,
Illinois. He was the one that uttered the infamous phrase swamp gas because he
was still tied to the Air Force at the time, and some of the
sightings in Michigan were spectacular. There was a landing on the frank Manor Farm
in Dexter, Michigan, which is near Ann Arbor, and he had to
tread carefully because they wanted him to downplay everything. So he suggested that some
of the sightings might be swamp gasts. Well, he went on, he
become one of the good guys. He started the center for UFO studies.
He wrote a book called the UFO Experience, and that's where he outlined the
categories for close encounters. We are familiar with the film Close Encounters of the
Third kind, and that is the close encounters of the third kind is the
sighting of some kind of a UFO unidentified flying object along with some kind of
entity. And the first two the first one was the sighting of a UFO
within about five hundred or six hundred feet. The second one was an important
category. It was the trace evidence because so many of these things, whether
they saw an entity or not, would leave landing marks, burn marks,
radiation burns on the individual. Some people received a conjunctive itis, which is
an eyeburn because of the close proximity of these things. There was a great
researcher named Ted Phillips that literally investigated thousands of these cases. He was a
friend and colleague of doctor Heineck. So uh so it was it was doctor
Heineck that that set up this category. Well, that's what will be what
I'll be talking about, is the the close encounters of the third kind.
Uh And also we're going to get into some really bizarre stuff. When when
you first break it down. Uh, and you look at different parts of
the globe when people were experiencing these things. There was almost like a cultural
difference in some of these experiences, some of the some of the early close
encounters of the third kind. In the US, we're almost like bug eyed
monsters. I mean, you have the Kelly Hopkinsville Goblins had the Flatwoods Monster.
You know, you had a lot of these guys jumping out of spacecraft
I guess and collecting soil samples and so forth. In France, you had
a couple of waves in the fifties. These guys are almost like layback aristocrats.
I mean, they're a little short, they got silver suits on,
but it's just kind of like they're observing things and there's there's no no must,
no fuss, and we're just here and then we're going to take off
again. Uh. You take take the Majestic airships around the late eighteen hundreds,
they were these guys were like rugged individualists. They're like like farmers,
like American farmers. And then we get to South America, and South America
has always seemed to have been kind of bad news. And for whatever reason,
you go back, you know, a gim and Coral Lorenzen of the
Aerial Phenomenal Research Organization. They they were the ones that they're the ones that
kind of broke the barrier of writing books about UFOs. But they were not
afraid to talk about flying saucer occupants. And that was actually the title one
of their books. One of their competing organization headed by Donna Lee Kehoe,
the National Investigations Committee on Aerial Phenomena. They were they were he would write
all day about flying saucers and UFOs. But they're very I guess they didn't
want to seem they wanted to try and keep some kind of credibility, so
they're very resistant to talk about the occupants. But but Jim and Carl Lorenzen,
you know, we had again all the classic cases, Kelly Hopping and
Phil Goblins, the Cisco Grove incident, Gary Wilcox and his The aliens had
sounded like Germans, I mean, on and on and again. This is
before the Grays came in. You've heard me before, Lyne and complain about
the Grays. Because back in the old days, ladies and gentlemen, we
had the best aliens of all time. They were so cool and a big
variety, very interesting, uh confrontations, connections and experiences. And then the
Grays came in, and sometimes I wonder where they just the new kids on
the block, elbing everybody out or does something doesn't have something to do with
the fact that they showed up. Are on the same time in the late
seventies and early eighties when we had close Encowars of the Third Kind film and
then Whitney Streber's Communion with the striking image of the Gray on the cover.
I don't know, I don't know how to answer that. But Whitney Streva,
Whitney Streba. Yeah, the biggest fraud in UFOs, biggest fraud in
UFMS. I just want to go and recognize that. I don't know that
i'd go there. But anyway, this is the guy. Yes, he
lied about being in the Texas shooting massacre of the guy who shot the thirty
six people from a tower in Texas. He said he was in that and
saved people, you know, and was beside leading bodies. And even his
mother said he was nowhere in near it. It was, you know,
safe and comfortable in Seattle or somethlus. So that's why he How can you
believe anything else, he said after sorry, which you will take that out
if you want. Oh, that's well, that's your show, go ahead,
that's okay. Switching. It's just I just don't want you to cut
my perdem don't. Don't worry about that. So you're seeing that because of
the movie. It's in people's heads and they want and then sudding. They
want to see what they know. They want to see what they see,
if you know what I mean, they want to see what they want to
see. That goes back forgive me. I'm going to mention the name John
Keel. Heh. He saw that. He talked about these things being paranormal
mimicry, being reflective in nature, and possible transmartrifications of energy, like we
were sort of co creating some of these experiences along with whatever intelligence or force
was a natural condition of the planet. Uh. The when you when you
talk about the technology that we have seen over the years, from the airships
to the ghost planes, to the ghost rockets to the food fighters, it's
sort of the presentation, the manifestation, whatever it is se seems to change
along with the way we do, and it's always technology a little bit ahead
of us. So it's just a suggestion that perhaps, you know, perhaps
these things are not all individual, separate flesh and blood and nuts and bolts
entities. Perhaps something else is going on, perhaps something we are co creating.
And I don't think that could could explain everything, but it's just it's
just interesting that back on the old days it was hard to find a great
those guys weren't around very much. But nowadays they've got they got everything,
they got, they got the monopoly, and I need to be broken up.
But is that because also, like, for instance, the ghost rockets
and the ghost planes showed up on radar. Okay, that's one thing.
That's one way you can prove that these things were actual, like nothing both.
But other things that people see, you know, probably won't show up
on rad Now let's say so, well, I think I think some of
the call them tulpas, called the projections or whatever, I think some of
those can possibly show up on radar as well. I add a little suthing
doctor. That's one area that I've been researching lately too, and it has
to do with consciousness and normal perception of UAP as a form actually of controlled
hallucination. And what you see is based on the information that you're putting into
your brain, and a lot of what Steve is saying is coming back now
is that's what people are really experiencing from from your studies, that a group
of people will be looking at a UFO UAP and not all see the same
thing, so not see anything exactly, and it's it's a very strange experience.
Now, So anyway, I'm going to be talking about the certain patterns
that people seem to have discovered with the way humanoid humanoid show up. It's
like certain times of the day if there's an outbreak of humanoid reports, there's
a certain certain times of the day like ten pm to two am, where
you're more likely to have the experience. High noon, you might as well
just go to lunch because you're probably not going to see one. But the
interesting thing about that is that it seems like if you crunch the data,
and the data comes from Albert Rosales, who has an amazing humanoid database,
who goes all the way back to one AD to twenty fifteen and beyond.
I mean he's published fifteen books to cover it, it seems that this this
time period tender two is fixed in every time zone, suggesting that as the
globe turns, the point of manifestation or the point of entry stays the same.
And that is bizarre if true. It's like some kind of some kind
of ray or something, you know, hitting the earth. The Earth is
turning, the race days on the same place, and all the weird stuff
happens within the Wow. That's that's that's a Maja Maludin, who I don't
know much about. He wrote a book called sixty Years of Suppressed Evidence,
and it's about the humanoid humanoise from nineteen forty seven to two thousand and six.
And he he had written a lot of articles in Flying Saucer Review.
So he's been around a long time. Cred old guy. And uh.
But he also found and he calls them humanoid migrations. It seems like,
uh, these happened in eight to ten years cycles. And uh, it
starts out somewhere in South America. You have an outbreak, we have we
have a bunch of humanoid reports, and then that fades away, and then
it will move up to the North American continent, the US or Canada.
Then it moves over to the British Isles or the continent, and then Malaysia
and then then back again eight to ten years cycles. So it's something really
fascinating is going on. And speaking of South America, what I'll be getting
to are some of the most bizarre UFO experiences, contacts, attempt at abductions
that occur. These are like, oftentimes to farmers in the middle of nowhere
that had some exposure to you know, flying saucers UFOs, but for the
most part, back in the seventies and so forth, they weren't you bombarded
with the pop culture that we have. I'll be talking about some experiences where
the farmer is walking home at night and all of a sudden, this bright
light shows up and they look up in this craft or whatever is above them,
and there are certain patterns that show up the bright light, and sometimes
it's so bright they can't even tell what they're looking at. The experienced both
cold and heat. Sometimes there's kind of like sucked up by like a tractor
beam, and they'll look up inside and see people in there. Remember the
short story The Most Dangerous Game Richard Connell his the Uh the Guy. The
protagonist falls off a boat and and and swims to an island and there's this
big game hunter there and his deal is he likes to hunt people. So
he sets this guy off and he's tracking him and it's it's it's a matter.
It's a great classic story if you can find it. That's when when
some of these experiences that will be talking about, it makes me think of
that these these uh, these entities with with dead pan expressions on her face,
you know, hunting almost like hunting humans, very in a very callous
manner. And this was a lot of this information comes from uh, Bob
Pratt who wrote a book called UFO Danger Zone, and Cynthia and Lucy who
wrote another book. They were they were colleagues and they would go all over
South America, rent private planes and so forth, talked to a lot of
people that uh, they would just ask around and they would find people that
they had hundreds of experiences over there that we are are just completely unaware of,
and many of them are very violent. You know, it's funny flying
private planes around South America couldn't indicate another kind of business. But thank you
sounds a predator. Thank you, I was thinking of something else. Thank
you Switchy for that report, for that tease. And now I'm going to
throw at the club because club is also we're gonna pop for the switchy fans
of Actually now we're gonna throw it at a club. Club. We want
you to tease us and we'll put your bumper in right here reporting the latest
in the US military's new investigation into UFOs and what they still aren't telling you.
It's time for club reports. Club tease us, please, well,
Mac, as you know, without doments no last year or so, I've
been focused on the whole issue of as steroids and potential impacts into the earth,
and I'm going to be talking about the US government. I think,
you know, we worry about the government not being open with US as far
as what's going on with aliens and UAPs. But you know, my focus
changed a while ago when I started to realize how important and how much of
a threat these asteroids are out there. And the reason I changed my focus
because of course I do, I do feel it. Obviously, there are
aliens out there, but I've never seen and I think anyone else can say
that we've really had any real threats from them. You know, we don't
know what's going on with that, but whatever it is, you know,
the my focus now is on what is a real threat, and that is
what can and will happen to the Earth over time because of these as steroids.
And I'm going to talk about some of the facts here and why I
think the government has really gotten very serious about this over the past couple of
years. And again the old way they talked about they don't want to tell
us about aliens because they don't want to scare us, you know, or
whatever. But I believe from what I've found in my research that clearly the
government has changed focus, putting a lot of attention in this area. And
I will discuss that and you know, some of the things about what's out
there that we haven't seen and why, why it really is something that we
should be concerned about. We should be concerned about obviously climate change, which
you know is a major threat, but aliens not as much because they've never
done a negative thing to us that we know of. You know, we've
been up in abductions and all that, but people come back, and so
anyways, you know, right now, our focus, I believe the US
government has really turned on this whole business of the asteroids and the impact on
Earth and things happening a lot more often than we expect, and so I'll
cover that just to go over some of the things that different government agencies have
been coming up with and the expenses that they've been putting in there, and
noticeably that we're not hearing a lot about it. We just hear a little
things once in a while about how they're now trying to aim at, you
know, asteroids to try to deflect them. So that's supposed to make us
feel better as if you know something's going on, but you know, you
don't hear a lot about it. And that's the problem with our government,
as we know a lot of times things that are kept you know, in
there and not shown. So we need more transparency. And so that's what
I'm going to talk about and hopefully explain why we ought to be thinking now
that this threat is real. It's not, you know, an asteroid's going
to hit us in another sixty five million years like it hit the dinosaurs.
No, things are quite a bit different now because we've learned so much from
the technology that's been developed over the years. For example, the web tell
uscope, the ability of dot to go up there and you know, go
after an asteroid and see if it can deflect it. So and we've discovered
so many more asteroids and comments out there that we didn't know we're there,
and still it's only a fraction of what there is. And more importantly,
we're way behind in our ability to try to get going here to protect the
Earth from these things and the lead time that it's needed. So so that's
what I'm going to talk about a little bit off what we normally do with
a UFO conference, but I think it clearly is something that is you know,
belongs in that genua that what's going on and where the focus of the
government really is going. The UFO subjects seem to be the fund subjects.
You know that nobody's ever been hurt by UFO Wellsban people have been you know,
abducted and maybe probed to something and then you know they dropped fifty miles
away from where they were picked up or something. I guess that's a little
hurtful. But it's almost seems to be like a certainty. It has been
established that the Earth is going to get hit in less than a hundred years
from now or something. Right, well, I'm not gonna I'm not gonna
give you the exact date you have to be. You'll find out when you're
on board here next Monday. Anything. But I think you're going to find
out that ufo is in some cases have actually harmed and even killed people.
Well all I can all I can say, switched. You know, you're
the contrarian in this, and I understand that and you should be. But
show me, you know, show me the beef. You know there's all
this talk, but show me the beef. And I got a lot of
proof about what has happened over the last millions of years to this earth by
you know, actual things. Just ask the dinosaurs if astroids are a threat,
you know. So that's why I'm not downplaying the risk that we have
with with alien life at extra terrestrials. No, we don't know what they're,
what they want to do, what's going on. Maybe they're sitting up
there, you know, and just waiting for us to blow ourselves up,
and that could be the negative impact of us that don't do anything. Wait
over time and there it's either going to demolish themselves by climate change or by
a nuclear war. And as you notice, although we don't see them doing
anything to hurt us, they're not doing anything to help us, and talk
recently that there's no proof of their is re engineering and all that. If
they really wanted to help us, we would have technology now that would help
us with the asteroid situation, with what's going on in the world now,
all the wars. So if they're helping us, they're very passive. Well,
eventually they're going to make a deal with us. I think they're going
to come up with the big package. They're gonna say, hey, look,
okay, let's sit down at the table and we're tired of porsing around
here. You know, We've we've got we've got something that you want Earthlings,
and here's the plan, and you know, maybe maybe there could be
something in the works because we have to we have to think somewhere along the
line. We have to think positive about what the outcomes are going to be,
because if we constantly think negative, that's for the government. Well you're
gonna be I'm a realist, yeah, you know. And you know when
you talk about, well, some day they're gonna come down and what the
hell are they waiting for? We've known about them for a hundred years.
Why are they so patient? How do we know? Right? Well,
well, the you know how they said the Earth or the universe, it
was like thirteen point seven billion years old, and I think now they have
information I guess from the uh the web telescope that's almost twice that old.
Now there's something like twenty seven points I'm billion years old. So it's gonna
take them. If they're out there, it's gonna take them longer to get
here. Well, you know, doctor Bob, we don't know the technology.
We couldn't even imagine the technology that they have. They could go from
one place to another and you know, an hour, microseconds. We just
don't have any feel for that. But you gotta expect fact that the technology
is so advanced that when we look at how it long it takes us to
go to the moon Mars, I mean, that's a joke. So I
really think that. And these are my own personal opinions. I'm no expert,
but not to serve man. If you really mean absolutely, but and
if they are, I hope they eat the you know, the workout,
and that's first, well I'm safe, You're definitely safe. Whose lifetime is
this going to impact? I mean, it's just it's just going to impact
our lifetime. The asteroids. I don't want to let that out there.
Well, I mean, I mean we're talking. I mean, I'm speaking
for myself. I'm not talking about a long time here, you know.
I mean, well, you never know, worry about it. I may
not have to worry about all that. Our kids might have to worry about
it. I don't have any kids, so I'm not you know, there's
there's no worry there. He's got the beach though, get more specific.
We have to think about the base. Yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah,
it'll be fun. We've we've done the festival twice in the past three
years. Always a lot of fun. Exitent New Hampshire is a funny place
because other than doing this, it's famous for Exeter Academy, where like Lincoln's
kids went to school. That's how old money, excuse me of this place
is its Philips, right, Philip Phillips Exeter Academy and that's where presidents you
know, the school or you know, all these dumbos in and running stuff.
And it's a very you could put it on the like on a on
a on account or a postcard for a typical New England town, you know,
in in autumn, let's say, and but every every year for three
days they go nuts. Everything is like UFO burghers and people walking around dressed
as aliens, and it draws a lot of people who really are into the
topic. Let's say, you know, it's a lot of forecast for the
weekend. It's spectacular. Is it good weather? That's good. Yeah.
Yeah, they do all kinds of stuff. It's it's it's very entertaining.
You know, there's a sense of humor about the whole experience, especially in
the bottrooms and stuff. And yeah, it's a lot of fun. You
know, it's a lot of fun. So even the police get into it.
They actually, uh put out a patch for their uniforms. Yeah,
every year that has an alien on it. And did they change it every
year? So they actually sell him for part of the fundraiser. You know,
some cop pulls you out and he has got an alien on his shoulder.
You go, come on, pal, and to give me a break.
There was an alien park and the cruiser sitting out in front of the
place for you spoke last times a right, yeah they had and they had
a green alien sitting in the driver's seat of the police cruiser. But then
they don't know banks are robbed. That'd be cool. The alien cop come
on, who's writing this stuff down? Alien cop? Right? And the
alien comes he can't get off for us, so they make him a copy
right, right, I can't get another job. Sorry. And his name
is oh Larry, we'll make him irish. What was that movie they did
that with with the guy and the RV? Oh? Is it one name?
Wasn't it? Paul? Paul? Still, Paul wasn't a corp?
No, Paul was an alien? Yeah? Yeah, who came to an
FBI agent? No, no, Paul, No, you have to get
American American dad and became he was a Golden Retriever good at the beginning,
and it became Paul. No, no, no, no, no,
no, what are you watching? What are you watching? Someone get into
the getible ship comes and it lands on and some place in New Hampshire and
it hits the dog in the field, the Golden Retriever. And that's how
Paul shows up. Isn't Paul like an alien that swears? They tell you
know, he swears a lot. And what's that's how the show starts.
That's how he gets to Earth. I don't remember any of that. Isn't
what's his name in a field and it hits a Golden Retriever that's walking along
now. The Golden Retriever his name was Paul and that's how he got the
name, and the rest of it is just yeah, he's I love it
because it's X rated. You know. He's learns a lot about life very
quickly in the world as a dog or as a person, as an alien
club Could you hold those edibles up to the screen again. I want to
take that name down, you really want? Wow? He I remember a
movie that was about Goldie Hawn's husband is in it, uh, you know,
and he's like a swearing alien and they're trying to, you know,
find them and dissect them. Is that a different movie? Oh? Yeah,
yeah, which one does that? Jeff Bridges? Maybe I'm missing Jeff
Bridges. Hey, they get the same scripts. Believe it. Listen,
listen, it's time switch he already he said, the train wreck up the
entire show and rightly. So what does that tell you? I want to
thank everybody. Let's go and quiet orderling Mina, doctor buck Cross, thank
you for joining us. Let's clap for the doctor, Thank you, Mack,
thank you. Everyone's pleasure being here again. Watching over us. We
appreciate that. Continue toddling out there. Okay, I will try that toddling
Town Chicago. Thank you very much, Club Club, Thank you very much,
club for joining us. Well, thank you for having me. It
was very enlightening. And we'll be in contact about the festival. Are you
going to the meeting? Are you going to the meet and greet Saturday night?
No, I won't be able to. Yeah, well, okay,
I'm different looking forward. I will talk before about way to meet up and
practice and stuffy. Yeah, I want to technical details and all. Yeah,
okay, all right, okay, switchy. You're coming into town when
sometime Friday Friday during the day Friday. Yeah, I'm leaving Thursday morning sometime,
okay, and I'm gonna going to spend the night somewhere in arrest area
or something like sleeping on the back of the town. If I can't find
a place to sleep, I will do you Are you still driving that impact?
What the the one I was? Remember you insisted that I rent a
car when I come out. Oh that's right, okay, Yes, it's
a good thing. Because it wasn't too long after that that that particular cars
transmission started going Okay, that's no. I have a Ford Fusion, which
is doing very well. Huh, what are you renting? What are you
renting a Tiber or something? I'm not reading anything. I'm oh his cat
Okay, in Fusion doesn't have a whole hell of a lot of miles on
it, so I hopefully I've got to take it to me at the end
of the month as well. So okay, well Friday night, we'll take
you an Okay, what's that? Thank you so much? Keep breaking up,
We'll take this. We'll see you. So you know, comedy comes
natural to me, mac, does it really? Hey, listen, people
laugh even when I don't think I'm funny. Well see that's the problem.
Now, look, don't wear any of those sweet T shirts. Okay,
I'm with idiot and stuff like that. I got about twelve of them,
don't I'm gonna be in my backpack. We're gonna change them every hour on
the hand. Leave him at the mass line, okay, leave them,
leave him out of New England okay, and hours ago, just take them
off in the middle of a new shirt under no no, no, I
got weird. I was thinking I'm weird. No no, no, no.
Well I'm Steve. That's why you have me drinking at the high strengthest
factor I've got, I've got your name, I've got moth Man, I
got the the van Meter Visitor, I've got the flatwoode Monster. I even
somewhere have a macmloney T shirt. I was thinking of bringing them there you
go. I was thinking of bringing them teeth the galley of the Comba.
But I don't think I'm bringing them anywhere. Frankly, put those shirts over
him, remember more, Megan, more more switch? Yeah, Okay,
those are Yeah, that was back in the year I got that. I
don't know where Caveman a shallow grave? Good? How shallow is a shallow
grave? Quick? I don't want to do that. Deep it's a trade
secret, okay, Okay, our and out the ufol mchannic. Time to
stop your engine. Yeah, time to get going. That's the code.
Okay, we got the order in all photocos one want thank you, Whinny,
and we'll be in touch and also Raven. You know, we'll get
that zoom invitation straightened out and we're just going to do the show. Okay,
We're just gonna I'm not gonna do a top ten because I think be
hard to get that audience laughing at the top ten. But we'll get people,
you know, out of the audience on the show, and everything will
be fun. It'll be fun, right, And I'm sure everybody there will
be a fan of the show. If there, Yeah, well they'll be.
They'll be pretty hid core. They'll be hid core. The people who
are there in the end, why are you joining us? You're gonna I'm
gonna zoom in Raven and want to zooming in. Yeah, and they they,
they assured me that's going to go problem free. So let's see what
happened there. He goes the fugitive Switchy, okay, Well, so we'll
see everyone soon and I think that's it. Gang. So this is Mack
maloney for the anti gang saying, tell you Harris next time, be safe,
be happy, and bye bye,