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have for you tonight. Befirst girls, get ready to set yourself down,
start fanning yourself, start missing yourself. Get your squeegey and you love because
he see you. The very famous wan wan wan Hey, mack hey babes
up there in radio land. Welcome to the show. Glad to be here,
glad to be anywhere. And as you know, I live for this
this Well on my calendar, I have to I set reminders for the show,
like, you know, maybe ten reminders before the show starts. Really
got it takes you ten okay, to a day to a day? Interesting?
Okay? So what's going on over there across the huddle. Everybody's getting
ready for Halloween. Halloween is big. They're gonna go out and buy some
candy because they know there'll be kids. There'll be tons of kids, so
they do kind of surprised. They go door to door and then right take
a treating. Yeah, they go door to door and you know what,
He's the funny thing. Last year I bought a ton of candy. Anywhey's
gonna eat a lot of it. Cats and Reese's cups and hers she's kisses
actually have that. And so we're giving out handfuls to the kids. I
lean like, you know, like five pieces of this and three of that.
Boom, they go wow, they used to one. That's funny.
So listen, I said, we're We're American. We can afford it.
We just did some uh more pieces because such a good kid did some urchin
with a you know, with a wooden crutch come up to your door and
ask you for a goose or something? Can I have a piece of candy?
That's like imagine tickets get is in England anyway? And God bless everyone?
Yeah? May I have another? Yeah? Uh no cocoa tonight?
But Pard sir down there in West Virginia National correspondent switch Plade Steve Ward in
the house as the kids say, uh, you say, it's great to
be here, okay, and how are you? I am beyond wonderful.
I got a fan letter today about you, and the only one that knows
when is the last time you had your cat's flea dipped? That's what if
you have to ask, the answer is never, I guess. Okay,
all right, let's move on. I didn't get it either. Cats.
What flea dipped? They dumped the cat and the flea dipped. Yeah,
yeah, I had. I had the house eradicated from fleas last year,
did you really? Yeah? Ye, little little fur balls brought them in
with him. Apparently I had to come twice. It was just a joke.
So but I'm sorry flee switch. You know, full disclosure. Uh,
speaking of cats and fleas and everything else in the house actually in the
studio, you have a knell right now though. Wow, Hello Mac,
Hello everyone, And for the record, my cats have never had fleas now.
They never go outside one side. They sleep in my bed. I'll
be damned if I'm t M I t M I. Uh So. Also,
here is our security chief, Willie Club w C. How you doing
see right away? Right away? You ready? No, the only thing
is the things already open? What do you mean? Yeah, there's a
couple missing on what happened? Yeah, ghost probably took them. Uh those
are problem. You know. I don't know what to tell you except that
I'm doing excellent. And you know, some days, you know I get
on the show, I feel better than others. But today it's it's it's
all, it's different in such a positive camera I feel really I think you
can relate to it. Well, I forget it. It was whether it
was really switchy that told me about how you felt after experience when you were
a teenager, when you used to give yourself for enemas, used to get
from there to there? Did that from because I remember the conversation anyway,
not even no, I didn't mean to you know, you're absolutely right.
You know that's not for public consumption. But it's like a brain animal I
had today. Hmm, So you know, so think about now I used
to feel and you're a teenager and okay, so much. Well let me
let me just I don't want to wreck the mood, but uh uh we
do hang on, hang on that crape listen? Would it would it?
Would it? Would? It would break the mood? Would it be a
boma to you? As the kids say, if you knew that our top
ten list tonight is top ten reasons why club didn't go out trick of treating
this year? Does that Does that add to the drawing? So I get
like switching now I fall asleep during the top two? Oh wow, so
you know a little gold my head? Wow? Anyway, also joining us
believe it or not. I don't blame her. She's in blackout. I
kind of know how she feels. Raven is with us witch up there and
stavs Raven, how are you hi? My friends? Thank you so much
for having me. Hi. Hi. Should we just say this is a
contract dispute and you can only join us, we'll call it that. It's
just without you on the screen. It's just it's not right, trust me,
I hate it. It was mysterious for ten seconds and then it's just
not right correct for radio. So that's why we need you on here.
Put your cat on the desk and turn the camera. Now, that'd be
funny. Just let your cats sit there and you just be behind them and
talk behind it. Yeah, she'll knock my microphone over and then sit on
top of my laptop and then cause chaos and the like. Wow. Anyway,
so we're all here. We have an interesting show tonight. I think
we're going to be joined by good friend Kim Shay up there in Edmonton,
Canada, coming on in a little while. He's gonna talk about you know
this, Remember that airliner, that Malaysia Airlina that they never that they never
found. I think m H seventy or something. There's been something new about
that. Someone found it on a some kind of a new satellite or something.
But it's like, I don't know the details, but it's you know,
it's very strange. And he you know, studies up on he's going
to be talking to us about that. Also switch he has a report switch.
Correct, Yeah, yes they do. Okay, what's it on?
Jesus? Sergeant Charles Moody who was an Air Force officer and he was abducted
by something aliens or or whatever. Wow, sounds good. That is a
tease. Did you happen to see anyone happened to see Singulis? This?
Was it good? The original God Zillain? Yes? Yeah, okay,
Raymond? Right, how about the how about the week before? I don't
remember it was abing in Costello Frankenstein, Mede Frankenstein, and I can't remember.
It was really seeing that movie. I loved that And what the coolest
thing about that movie was, even though now you watch abingon Costello and they're
like zero funny that they're not funny, But that's what's funny about it.
I guess, you know, depends on how you know stoned your eye apparently,
but it had every big monster in it. That was cool. That
was cool. It had the wheel Wolf, it had Frankenstein, had draankonin.
I remember even as the kids saying, well, it's like there's you
know, Justice League of America monsters you know on this movie the Trifecta.
Yeah, it was great. It was such a cool, you know,
b movie from the fifties, a lot of fun. And there was what
channel was that on? Me? TV? Iss called me TV. It's
out of Chicago. I wish they had that over here. A lot of
a lot of people say, oh, you like the old you can get
it online. I'm sure you probably get it on YouTube. You probably go
to YouTube and do a search, you know. And it's a pretty funny
show. I mean, there's some pots I get and then I zip through
it. But he has some really good background information on the most obscure movies
there are, right. Uh, he just you know, does a deep
dive into him and there's a lot of rubber Chipman's being thrown around. He's
he's he can be a turn off. After a while, You're like,
you shut up and I want to see the movie. Yeah, it does,
because you know they'll cut the movie short to let him do his stick
in the middle, right, and it's like that that just aggravates the hell
out of me. Stick. But you know, he is, he's like
he thinks he's a comedian. You think you have been Costello on funny.
Oh my god, he's not funny. He's not funny. He's been doing
it for twenty three years. He's but he does come up with some obscure
stuff, which is kind of cool. Yeah, it is cool. So
anyway, well listen talk about cool and obscure. We do have a top
ten list tonight, Raven, do you have the list? I sure do.
Oh sorry, my thought was annoying me. If I remember right,
it is. It's Top ten reasons why club did not go trick or treating
this year? Top ten listeners. All of the joy just left club's eyes.
No, not yet, No, it left whenever you now, Top
ten It doesn't matter when it comes next. Top ten reasons why club didn't
go trick or treating this year? Why don't we start the music right here?
And please? Raven? Number ten? All right, number ten?
He thought it was next week? Okay, how was everyone next? Please?
Number nine? Very night, an awkward encounter many years ago with a
woman dressed as a cheerleader, scarred him for life. How did you know
that? You told us one night after you know ten boud Lives was Was
it at the driving at the met the driving in the club? No,
it was at the submarine races. That would be a bag. There you
go, I'll do it every time. Next, please raven. Number eight
lies ground for candy like a homeless person when you can buy all the Mars
bars that you want, right, I thought that would get a big left
and that one. Okay? Next craving inside next okay. Number seven for
someone who looks so much like Whitey Bulger to go I'm sorry for someone who
looks so much like Whitey Bulger to go out on Halloween? What are you
nuts? That's I get too man. I have to watch you know,
I have I have a body god when I yeah, my boys and Red
Sox cat Yeah, you ain't kidding. The ghost, the ghost of Whitey
Bulge. Next, please right number seven, since everyone's would to plastic razors.
The thrill is just gone. That's dark. How do you respond?
There is no response? Next, that's the tough one. Melts melts when
you're baking in the cookies, right wow, Next, please raise these the
top ten reasons why club did not go trick or treating this year. Number
five, last year's outing with the Black Eyed Kid got him a knight in
the Methuine mauld jail. Okay, the Mathuin mald jail better than the Lawrence
mal jail. Next, please Rave, we're getting a little two. Number
four, he'd rather be home eating eye of newt Stew. Okay, wow,
delicacy this time. Next please Raven please. Number three he was going
to go out dressed as one one, but Max stole his idea. Yeah,
that one one cost him is very big, but I'm wearing it right
now. At the hat the glass. There you go right except for the
speed. There you go right. Well, you know you don't have the
right tattoos. Some things you don't you don't want to know. Next,
please Raven. Number two. Uh that nasty restraining order which also very cold,
And now the go ahead and Raven place the number one reason club didn't
go out trick or treating this year. Too many wigs talking about Oh I
said, okay, well there you go, and we can think I think
we got a laugh out of them there at the end at the end,
Yeah, the laugh of relief that it's over. I think you just had
some indigestion, oh, which wasn't real. Okaw wow, Okay, there
we go, and now we what are the top five places to watch the
submarine race in your area in the world? Well, uh, the only
one I really knew growing up was Revere Beach, Wallaston Beach, Wallaston Beach,
New London, Connecticut with a real submarine times. Yeah, that's funny.
Yeah, yeah, okay, Wallaston Beach, Malibu Beach, Nantasket.
Sometimes as you really want to take a ride, because it's basically a lot
of miles and miles of pocking spots up next to the ocean. I mean,
that's what you need. Right in Lowells Pawtucket Boulevard before I took down
all the trees along the along the boulevard, used to go along the Merrimack
River, used to go there all the time, poking too many police around
some of those, so we we got to know which ones didn't have regular
visits, you know by a cruiser. You know. But looking back on,
looking back on it, and listen, I still put the police more
than anything. But you know, I mean there's a little proof uh city
situation with the cops always busting the kids making out. I mean, what
are they doing wrong? You know what I mean? Tap on the yeah,
crap, I don't know what are you guys doing? Yeah? I
had, you know, I had to find my shots. You know.
Wow, huh. I got a funny story about that, but it's definitely
mac after Well, let's go Ceial, go ahead, please right. One
time, it was in the summer and I had what the kids would call,
you know, like an so like we're friends, would benefits type of
thing. And we went to and this cop came up and he knocks on
the door, and someone dressing had already taken place, and let's just say
I happened to be wearing a skirt, so I was able to just pop
out of the car real quick, and you know, like because he was
like questioning us, and then he's like, are you here against your will?
Like, and I was like, I was in my twenties, like
you were both like at our twenties at this point, and I was just
like I was like, oh no, no, no, And I was
like, actually I'm older than him, so if anything, I'm taking him
against his will. Was really really like so awkward. Wow, this guy
was like he was cool and he like, let us go and like have
our little Shenanigans. But Shenanigan interrupt us. But you know what I mean,
I mean, go go catch some criminals, you know, don't bust
the people. Yeah, the little cops were a little bit aggressive vocal.
I should have tapered off. Yeah, and when it's so obvious that it's
just two kids parking right yeah. Yeah. Well I got to say this,
if we ever become like a TV show and we're start doing kind of
like little video vignettes, let's film that one for ust. Okay, when
should they think of? Okay, that's so bad, But like, looking
back, it's like one of the funniest stories. So like I tell it
like and it makes me l well huh yeah, no long story I have
of the cps stopping me? Did I L O L It was always a
pang. But anyway, that the big deal is I always I always had
a Mustang and it's like a man with a stick on the floor. Okay,
so I had to make sure it's in first gear, which means that
the knob is closest to the dashboard okay, because if it's if it's anyplace
else reverse or even neutral, that damn thing which is getting the way no
matter what you're doing. Yes, I tried in a Porsche Alsos. Wow.
Interesting. Okay, so you have to be in first gear all the
way up. Yeah, all the way up, which is towards the dashboard.
Hmm. I don't know why I'm thinking this, but everything of putting
instead of the stick ship putting some kind of you know but as the kids
club a sex toy up there and maybe just add to the fun or is
it just wow? Yeah? Is that bad? Yeah? I think there's
some videos on that online and that was art somewhere. Wow. Huh.
Okay, you know, I can ask you one other thing about your Mustang
then one one very famous now six hundred and fifty six thousand miles on it,
right, six hundred and twenty seven thousand, and I had to say
goodbye to it. Okay, But it's being rebuilt by someone in your family.
It's being rebuilt from the ground up. But you know, I probably
won't recognize it when it's done. But the uh, the frame was so
bad off that he had a new frame farc Yeah, yeah, yeah,
well you get down when you're get in that basically the only thing that's left
is the interior. And well, the drive train was all good. I
mean, there's nothing wrong with the electricals, the engine clutch, yeah,
yeah, yeah, well look around, all that stuff was all good.
Well, let me ask I can ask Uncle Isle here a question you can
see knows when is a car not a car? Do you know what I
mean? I've seen them put together cars with a VIN number and you know
a couple of little body pieces, you know, or the spot where on
the frame where the VIN number would be etched in or in the fender.
Well or yeah, I've seen him take, you know, a couple hundred
thousand dollar cars and make them out of basically nothing. Apps. Yeah,
well you know the actually that Bugatti that Ralph Lauren has that the real excuse
me, his car is like one of three. And I guess, I
don't know, ten years ago, so they found number four in a Junkyard
in Paris, and I guess back in the day it was quite an little
car. Back in the day, some physician owned it. Yeah, and
he and his mistress tried to beat a train at an intersection and didn't make
it so the wife. The wife was not happy, so she just had
the car hauled off and junked. And they found it about ten years ago
and all it was left was the I think they found the engine and part
of the frame and they realized what it was and it went to that place
in the Marblehead None, not that restoration. Yes, that very fancy excuse
me places. And they had worked on Ralph Laurentz car and they actually brought
this gentleman over from Italy to hammer out the aluminum body panels and they made
frames and they made bucks to bend the aluminum around to make parts for that,
and they built the car around from Ralph Lorenz. You know, uhazing
cast offs and the cars worth millions and millions. It's a beautiful car because
they were so so Yeah, and that car is legit they call it.
Parts were on the railroad tracks. Yeah, they were probably you know,
scrapped. And then the two people got killed. Yeah, I guess they
got killed in the car. Any bone fragments left on that, there wasn't
much car left there. They got the number. Listen, before we take
I have commercial quick, we have to go back to switching and ask him.
What everybody is wandering switch? What did you have for breakfast this morning?
I actually made breakfast this morning inside the house. Mm bad side,
Go ahead, hot black coffee, go ahead. Two scrambled eggs, okay.
I heated up some corn beef hash. Oh. It made some toast
white toast with butter. Yeah nice, Okay. Yeah. I love cornby
fash. I love that breakfast. But that's a little heavy on the saturated
fats. As they say. No, well I didn't have I didn't have
a lot of cornby pash. Okay, all right, that's good. All
right? Did you do ketch up with the eggs? Really? Few people
in your ketchup? So good? You know what I do. I make
a little scram scramby egg and I put it in a burrito, and then
I put ketchup in the bite that I'm taking, So I just put it
on top of it. Bite the ketchup off, and then I put more
ketchup on the kite. Belongay, it's definitely an off. It turns into
a garage. What putting ketchup on eggs and stuff is definitely uh like kind
of New England And I used to but that's all I do away from it.
Yeah, no, catch something about tomato and eggs, ketchup and ice,
you're not really good thing. I found this gourmet ketchup here in the
UK. It's it's really really good because I was avoiding putting ketchup on my
chips where they got fish and chips, because I'm not really a big ketchup
fan. This stuff is to die for, this ketchup. And I don't
know why good ketchup has to be in a skinny bottle, but you know
you got to get to open the thing and then pound the hell out of
it to get it started. Stick a knife up there, you know.
But this is really really stuff that tastes wonderful. Okay, but what is
this taste like heine or something? You know, if it tastes really good,
would you eat that? Is it? Like? No? No no
ah al Alice showing me a pision now of something that Heines is put together
called what is mayo chup? It's a combination mayonnaise and ketchup. They're marketing
it. I think my wife bought a bottle of it and it's in my
refrigerator and I looked at it and went, that is so discussion. That's
kind of vomity. Yeah, even though it's like thousand dollars salad salad dressings,
you put the little relish in it, you know, basic. But
one one, what is what's what's what does glomet ketchup? Though? I
mean, what what's what? It's just it's it's just more flavorful. It's
not just you know, liquidy tomatoes. I mean, it's it's just good.
I mean, if you like, if you like a tomato flavor,
and if you like ketchup but you don't like heins, No, not just
heines, but it was fluffed. He squeeze the bottle, you know,
and it's like a dollar ninety nine for a gallon of it. This is
good stuff. Come on, where I used to work that the homeless guys
used to go into the little restaurants and try to get a cup of hot
water, and then they would steal the cut your packets from the inside and
pour him into the hot water and make tomato soup bana soup. Put a
few cracks in there. It made a bisks. Anyway, we'll get right
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This is Mac mamoney. Wow, what a show we have for you
tonight. But levery introduced very quickly the members of the posse girls. He's
yeah, the very fairs one one Hi Mac. Hi, Ladies and gentlemen,
welcome to the show. It's gonna be fun tonight. I can feel
it. Also down there in Jackass, once Virginia, is our nationally correspondent,
switch plate, Steve Ward switchy, No, no, Jackie Ass is
the next town over? Oh okay, all right, well you're in the
area. We can here. You're in the lumber Jack. There you go,
There you go? Also with us. Is that voice you hear is
our Ronaldo? You're a full mechanic in the house. Everything okay? Really?
How the bees on bees? You're doing? Okay? David out like
crazy lately. It's been warm, yeah, feeding him like crazy and hoping
for the best. That's all sounds of good luck. Also with us as
Willie Club security chief, Willie getting on his usual sugar high will Hey,
Mac, Yeah, I'm already I've only had one reed peanut, but a
cup tonight? Really, what are you feeling good? Feeling good? Huh?
Okay, must be the extra on board tonight, the extra chocolate one
or something. Raven is also with us. Raven, she's in black over
all. She's out of that actors strike, so we can only hear her
but not see her. But how are you raving everything? Okay, it's
ok do here. Let's pretend that Halloween has already happened. Did you have
good Halloween? Wonderful? Beyond wonderful? As my friend Steve would say.
Wow Ah, there's the tattoo. Okay, copyrighted that term, but you
can do it? Is it brilliant? I'm taking it TM, it's mine.
So anyway, well they work that out. Our special guest trend is
tonight. I'm gonna have to clap him in is our good friend Kim Shay.
They're in Edmonton, Canada, where everyone is polite usually here Cam,
how are you doing it? Cam? Doing fantastic? Mac? Okay,
just sitting here in the cold of the north and waiting for you guys to
get cold old, So don't say that I would cheer when it comes your
way. You'll enjoy it. No, no, So so you're rubbing Edmonton.
So how cold is it right now there? And give us in don't
do that stuff thirty about twenty eight twenty eight degrees fahrenheit? Yeah real,
wow, that's cold, man bad. That's when talks again. So wow,
yeah, it could be a lot colder, right oh really yeah,
huh yeah, sure, but it's October, so that's really uh yeah okay.
And and there is snow on the ground there is that your white background?
Yeah? Really? Huh yeah? We had we had five hundred accidents
yesterday morning and people still haven't figured out how to drive in the winter.
Wow. But I have a nice little Subaru wrx. Okay, it gets
my wife to work every day, Yes, my wife Sarah, Yeah,
yes, safely yeah, usually or she jumps on the bush. Girl.
But listen, you're up in Canada, you up in Edmonton, Canada.
Why don't people know how to drive in the winter? Is it a winter
ten months a year there? Really, I'm not going to make any too
many comments. I think the people that have been here for about ten years
seem to figure it out. It's like kind of like they've been through that
punishment and they're not willing to go there, so they do that extra thing.
And I mean you have to spend a little bit more money on your
vehicle. You have to get winter tires to really be safely planned. Yes,
yes, And if you can afford an all wheel drive car, mostly
a lot are today. I mean, yeah, it really helps. I
mean when you come up here, you see everybody's got them. It's just
like, yeah, yeah, that's the best way to do it. But
yeah, I hate driving in the snow. I hate I don't like driving
in the rainy. But what I hate the worst is that kind of pelting
mix. I see crap that's always coming down, and that's a we get
a lot now. It's almost like an a snowstorm, but it's a little
bit too warm for it to be snow to get that awful kind of freezing
drizzle and stuff. It's almost better to have snow. But anyway, if
it's global warming, then we'll all be, you know, in the eighties,
so no matter where we are, Yeah, maybe a beautiful thing.
Yeah, so complain, no no, no, no, So Kim,
we're going to talk tonight about now how many years ago did that the Malaysian
flight K three seventy? Was that the name of it? Yeah, Malaysian
errors three seventy and so now seven seven seven, see if I get the
time went down in March eighth, twenty fourteen, twenty fourteen. I was
wondering when the hell it happens almost ten years ago, you know, left
down in Malaysia for a flight to Beijing, China seven kul Lampur at about
twelve forty two am ahead and it was flying to Beijing with a full complement
of crew fourteen twelve twelve crew and about two hundred and I think it was
two hundred and seventy two hundred twenty seven passengers okay, yeah, from fourteen
nations. And there were a lot of Chinese scientists on there and Chinese kind
of big wigs okay, which you don't really you don't really scale semiconductor had.
Now that's a funny story there, Mac because the free scale semiconductor issue,
which I kind of was trying to find out how many of them are
on there? Okay, and I got a discrepancy between twelve and twenty,
and the company said twenty, there's a biggle toy. The other place said
twelve. Yeah, there's a big These are corporate executives and people who are
very important to the Chinese government because of the industry and the industry's infrastructure and
so on. And to lose all those people who were down, whether it
was twelve or twenty, was a big blow to them, you know,
big blow to their economy. You'd never hear them admit it. But anyway,
so it took off, and then what happened. It went up to
Vietnam, and then that's kind of the last they saw it on its own.
Well, it's certainly you know, like the contact that it actually had
wasn't very long. I think thirty eight minutes is all they actually had with
communications. Right, there was an aircraft off Vietnam that tried to contact it
and got some mumbling, some static, and never did get anything else.
Oddly enough, I mean there's so many strange kind of like, I mean,
okay, so nobody could get communication with so nobody's going to try again
for hours? Yeah, yeah, tried twice again with communication and then it
was all that immersat and trying to download and do what the handshake with the
satellite which did occur, I guess according to what they're says, but oddly
enough, it doesn't really correlate with a lot of what the stories are about
it. So basically what they said was this thing kind of took a left
turn. It was heading north, but took the left turn and it flew
over you know, all those you know countries down around the Indonesia and all
that stuff, and then got out to the Indian Ocean. They think it
then went in. But they also said that it was flying a roller coaster
flight path. It was going up and down, up and down. I
must have been horrible for the people on board. And then bom goes in
and then they look for it for what a year? There was a long
time they still been looking at it. I think it's infinity, the ocean
infinity. Who had a I mean, they had a down to where they
thought it was and what they can't find anything, So okay, so here's
range enough. There was some debris on Reunion Island and out in that area,
and I mean they supposedly codified it and said, yep, it was
absolutely from that airplane. They were flapperons. They weren't components on the aircraft
in any regard. They were just extended edges of the of the wing to
help it do its thing when it lands and takes off. But there's someone
kind of thrown those things there. You never know. But here's the strange
thing about it. When it happened, Okay, the first thing that came
to me was that someone hacked into their flight control, someone hacked into their
flight computer and took over the plane, just like now they can take over
you name it. You know, well, that was one of the conspiracies
that was involved, right, was the actual But you know, when you
look at that kind of story, it doesn't really pan outa that whole idea
of them being able to it was. It was an app that didn't really,
let's just say, correlate or interface with what is going on in the
airplane. It worked in the sense of being on a somebody's computer and showing,
oh, yeah, we can do this, but when they investigated it,
they didn't find it able to do it. So I'm not sure if
that's I mean, maybe they're just able to do it in some way that
we just don't know how they were able to do it because some of the
things that happened seemed to indicate that someone had controlled the airplane, but not
the pilots. And there's no report of anyone, you know, was in
the cockpit or anything like. Well, there was no report of anything,
and just the fact that it flew this weird weird. So of course you
know where it flew it, you know where they did all the turns right,
go ahead, right around. The pilot's name was a hairy Shay who
was fifty three, had eighteen hundred and thirty six sixty five hours of the
flight time. And guess where he was from. He was from Penang and
that's where the plane kind of flew around. And they say that he was
just looking at it home and waiting to bite everybody. Oh was that right?
Yeah, Oh that's kind of strange, actually correlated to rate where he
was and then did turns there. Oh that is right, Yeah, I
can see that happen, yeap. Oh, well yeah, it's I think,
you know, the conspiracies around it after all these years are just immense.
Imagine yeah, yeah, I mean when we talked to me, we
were mentioning that company there, which is Free Scale Semiconductor, which was part
of Motorola at one time, and they kind of got into this making semiconductors
for hybrid cars. And they also worked with McLaren F one just down the
road from one really yes, in the curves, hey, in the kinetic
energy recovery system on their F one cars. Yeah, yeah, And I
mean I think the conspiracy around that was mac was that four of them were
inventors and they were involved with an invention that each one had twenty percent,
including the company, and that there was an email that went out or somebody
one of those uh what do they call them again, poison letters? Not
poison letters, but those emails and people they never could find a source,
but there was no there was approof to it. So yeah, wow,
Well if you never hear from the people again, you can make up you
know, thousands of thousands of conspiracies. Who's going to know what the right
one is? You know? It just was very odd. A lot of
things happened that were very unusual that night that almost it shouldn't have happened in
a way, you know, if I don't know, just a lot of
things, well, yeah, like what was the actual we need we need
COCO here. But that ginderly operational radar network at all Australia has, which
is basically there three thousand kilometer nineteen hundred mile range radar that can see over
the horizon. Okay, that can actually want one. This thing can see
waves, the height of waves. You could see where. Yeah, guess
what on that guess what that radar was doing. It wasn't working. Of
course, there's another coincidence or is that what? I don't know? There's
another sudden malfunction in time with the Yeah, it prevails growing up in the
Okay, here's another thing. So all right, how did they find remember
the remember the submerschools that went down to the Titanic and sank, right,
how did they know that it exploded? They heard it? Yeah, I
know, But how did they know that they heard what? They heard?
Everything? The US Navy has every ocean in the world bugged Okay, they
have these senses and these literal microphones that listen and they listen for Russian submarines,
but you know, they are everywhere. They must have known where this
thing went down, just like they knew that that thing blew up. You
know, they must have known, and they never said a word. They
don't want to admit how how extensive it is. No I know, but
they went on for a year for these people, you know, looking for
this thing and all this, you know, wondering what the hell is going
on? Nothing floating vertically. There would have been a million shrouds all floating
all over the place. They would have found within days. Yeah, yeah,
yeah, you're right. There's always some kind of oil. It's really
strange. I guess the weird one was is that the actual that interns that
actually made the actual airplane made a handshake with a satellite? What does that
mean? Nineteen am? So what's like eight hours after it took off?
What is that? Is that just like a hello, way here, this
is our location? That yeah, a ping? Hey yeah yeah. I
think it's all paper too. It's all just a paper kind of print out.
It says, oh yeah, okay, this thing made a contact here
and whatever. Then they have to use the math of the satellite speed.
I mean, it's like they need to be an Einstein. But didn't they
hear from arcs are and where it actually might be, which they tried to
correlate to where it went down. Weren't they also hearing from people's cell phones
you know, much later and stuff like that just star the only think I
ever heard mac about that one. There was a couple of weird stories about
that. One about the guy that actually landed at some airport and said he
was talking to him. I mean, I I never The other one was
people phoning the cells and getting them to ring, and then thinking, Okay,
that means that it's alive, right, that the phone is still working.
But that doesn't mean that. It just means that the network is searching
for, you know, a way to get into that telephone. So that
doesn't really work out either. Yeah, I'm not sure, but that's a
strange. That's very strange. That whole thing was just odd, and it
went on for so long, you know, went on for a year really
looking for this thing, nothing going on, right, So we still don't
have the whole I mean, I think they basically came to that that epoxya.
They flew out over the ocean and they all died. Yeah, yeah,
yeah, you know, And then they tried to go in because that
as here he had a flight simulator. They went into his flight simulator,
and of course that was one of the other things that he had this whole
thing planned and and that doesn't really work out either, That doesn't pa,
I know what I guess either that's not just like that really works out in
the sense that he was flying and landing at Garcia Airport or something like that
out there, right diego Gi Yeah, yeah, Well you know that is
a very top top secret base that it's out in the middle of the Indian
Ocean that the US and the British run code jointly. And if you were
going to I'll tell you this, if you were going to try to hide
in an entire airplane, that would be the one, the only place I
could think on Earth in maybe EREA fifty one that you could do it.
Listen before we take a commercial break, which is assuming you're going to hang
around with us. Kim. Oh yeah, sure, Okay, let me
just say that. Just tell me. Maybe it's the angle of the cameo.
Doesn't he look like Anderson Cooper in a way? Isn't me? Isn't
me? Didn't know who Anderson Cooper is. Don't get mad at me for
saying that, but he the children just left. Yeah, okay, he
looks like Anderson Cooper and David Lynch had a little bit by well Mary,
you don't come on come there in my truck breaks? Wellikes, okay,
well listen on that. Why don't we take that commercial break now we'll right
back after this. You're listening to Macmoney's mil Trex. I'll show here on
the Distant Thunder Radio Network. The whole gang is. Yeah, please stay
tuned one twenty. Can we just take like three minutes? Please? All
right, Raven, hang around with us, Come on, hang around with
us please? Yeah, please, just wants to go like sh all right,
Well you understand I was sick for two weeks. Yeah you probably didn't.
Yeah, it's just going around. Yeah, all right, Well I'm
gonna I'm gonna pop up okay, all right, aqua four all over me
and lay on my couch. Yeah yeah, alright, O. What's out?
Oil? Oregan? Oregan oil? Like I'll have that's not that looks
okay, I'm doctor says, yes, yes, I will seek thanks talking
okay, Okay, So you know, I got doing some research on this
thing a little bit, and I kind of got a little bit, uh
that are surprised by what I found. You guys was there is there new
information about this thing. Yeah, there's something that just came out in the
last week. Here what I got. I came across to one look something
up and I get to hint, that's something I got. All the I
got, all the h TPP sites where all these are supposed to be come
from, and the people and everything. It's like really cropped. Really kind
of surprised me, and wow, like holy smokes, the what this fella
is saying and what kind of information came out was and the videos along with
it are very Uh. I don't know what to say though, Like really,
have you seen the video one one? Oh? You save it for
the show if you talk about it, I might look it up while you're
doing it, just to kind of Yeah. It's really easy to find actually,
because I've got it, you know my name, Like if you go
into YouTube and I've got my videos there, I've got a whole bunch of
videos. Tonight show, I just put a bunch of stuff that I'm interested.
What have you. There's something, but the very first one on there
is Laido's show. It's only sixteen minutes long and it's interview. Is it
under your name? Kim? Yeah? It should be my name, Yeah,
for sure, Kim, and then the schie and this Ashton Forbes that
this just x Ashton. He's got a site that they've been doing this investigation.
Supposedly they've got one hundred people working on it, and some of the
stuff that he's retrieved and some of the depths he's gone into actually check know
for debunking it. One one that actually pretty cool. I was like,
Wow, I don't know what to say about it. I was just kind
of like taken aback by it all. But I started doing the time references
too, and they're kind of like, yeah, they corelate, they coalesced
or whatever to the when the airplane actually starts making altitude adjustments and starts and
that's kind of And then there's also a witness involved, which was a Catherine
t who was on a sailboat going from Pouquette into someplace into Malaysia and she
actually saw the plane fly right over their head and it's at the right time
and everything, and I guess her story was Supposedly they tried to change it
for they didn't want her to say eighteen forty and so she was kind of
pressured into changing her story but this gentleman said that he talked to her like
this would have been a couple of weeks ago again, and yeah, she
basically said the same thing. So I was like, wow, don't need
you don't eat as much. And I use them, you know, if
I can use them for two three days, and I'd eat anything. If
they half a sandwich, that's good. But they do make you foggy,
you know, two or three hours later, and you do kind of have
this kind of not a balanced thing, but kind of an unsteady thing.
Oh that's living in Edmonton. Boom boom boom. Okay, so oh,
somebody just showed up. Oh oh hopefully it's your wife, is it.
Let's let's say hi to her in a while, like, yeah, I
maybe come and say hi, do you guys? Okay, all right,
she just got home, but that's okay, all right, bring your headphones.
Get her headphones at work anyway. Oh man, all right, here
we go. All right, so I'll let's switch. We're gonna go to
you, okay, okay, all right, So when do we start?
At one twenty eight? Here we go five seconds three two one. Welcome
back everyone to Macloney's Milltle tracks. Not show here on the Distant Thunder Radio
Network. This is Mac and Ronnie. Well, what a show we have
for you tonight. First girls, you know he's here, the very famous
one one. Hello Machello girls, welcome back to the show. You put
ketchup on you so far? Fish and chips? Right? Yeah? Yes,
okay, fish and chips five days a week. Practically, that's all
we know. That's all we need to know. Ora National National Crossbond switch
played Steve ward Is with a switchy. Great to be here tonight. Okay,
what did you have again for breakfast? Remind us two scrambled eggs,
Yes, to be hash and that's right, and no ketchup ketchup free.
Yeah, ketchup is is necessary on some things, but not on eggs.
But what do you put on them? Nothing? Sometimes if I have some
of that shredded cheese, I'll mix that in there. Oh yeah, you
know what's good? Hot mango chutney. Yes, oh, put that on.
Oh and that sounds like a raccoon commercial. Come on, mango chutney.
Mango chutney. I actually never heard of it until I came here.
It's good. It's the Gico raccoons did make a commercial about it. It's
really nasty. But wasn't he a spine Mango chutney jutty. It's it's a
relish, but it's it's really it's sweet and it's nice. Look a look
up the commercial. I hear that a Gico commercially after I just think a
Munggo Cherry at the band from the sixties anyway, speaking of the sixties.
Also here Cherry with us. Oh it's al Ronaldo. You a pho mechanic,
A child of the sixties, child of the sixties. Hello, Hello,
everyone, Mango chutney and who's did you just said? Mungo Cherry,
Mungo Jerry. In the summertime a summertime, yea, when the action is
hot. Speaking about when the action is hot in the summertime, Willie Club
is with us. That's a Gridjie. Hey mac hi everyone, it's great
to see all your faces smiling. Island so far, Brian formed, I
Kim really got me thinking. I got a flight next week, but they
may have to wait on that. But I wanted to mention you know that
we talk about ketchup and breakfast. The only thing that I can you know,
have breakfast. The breakfast meal, will ketch up on it? Or
the corn pops o corn with the one percent milk? Yeah, and you
mix it in the ketchup with the one percent No, no, no.
People are usually incarcerated for doing cuts the bite out of it. You know
that's nasty, and that's nasty you like it? Re upsetting? I guess
of a good friend, kimche Up in Edmonton, Canada. Kim, how
you doing sugar? Three years? Hey, listen, do you put ketchup
in your ranks? No sugar, no sugar whatsoever. There's lots of sugar
and ketchup, So that means you don't put ketchup on your ranks. Wow,
huh. They couldn't have said yes just for us. No, okay,
it's very cold up there. My wife's probably eaten some ketchup potato chips
right now. Oh oh see that's the thing in Canada. Now. I'll
get a care package once from uh one of our other Canadian listeners, and
there was a big bag of Ketchup potato chips in it. Never heard of
ketchup potato chips, never even thought that you would. But there were times.
Just face it, you know, if you're eating a hot dog Ambera.
You know the potato chip falls in your ketchup, right, it's been
hurt the well, these are ketchup potato chips. They were really good.
They were very uh chips infused with ketchup. Yeah, tasty. They were
so addicted potato chips. We have so many different weird kinds of potato chips.
It's really up there. Yeah, it's a land of so many varieties.
This was good though, and they were addicting. They were just like,
oh man, you know there, just good. They're very good,
very good ketchup potato chips. So anyway, so you don't put ketchup on
your eggs, but you do eat ketcha potato chips, right, No,
No, I just like plain chips. I just like playing chips. Just
some salt and just plain chips. I like the taste of them, you
know, like potatoes. I don't know, it's just to really enjoy potatoes.
My friend is a potato eddies, a Polish guy and more potatoes.
Cape cod the best, cape cod chips the best. We miss that out
here right in the middle of the country, and maybe we get no fish
and chip. Maybe I can beg club to post me as they say,
you know what the sea salt now good sea salt. What's the different?
What happened to regular salt? What's the difference. It's passe. It's bad
for you. Sea salt is where it's at man desalinating water to drink.
So they're gotta do something with the salt is no where is it from.
It's like a component of something else. But I thought they dehydrate the salt
water. And well what I read is said that if you think that your
your sea salt is coming directly from the sea, you got another thing coming.
A lot of research, but I was disappointed. Not any regular salt.
No that Yeah, it's one of those things that's like Chili and sea
bass. It's not from Chili, it's not from the sea, and it's
not really a mass. You know, same thing right exactly. Anyway,
anyway, switch switch has a report for ourselves. Let me put in al
has an update. I just I just looked it up by the Mayo Clinic,
and it says sea salt is a general term for salt produce by evaporation
of ocean water or water from saltwater lakes, less processed than table salt,
and retains trace minerals. These minerals had flavor and color. It's available as
fine grains of crystals and as often promoted as being healthier than table salt.
They go new motored ads. But I'm going to do more research because once
I saw that it wasn't from the sea but the sea salt in what I
read was from Mayo clinic, I thought of one of them, and but
I'm wrong for this point, but I'll come back. This was I just
looked it up in ten seconds, so I have I make a disclaimer.
I have no idea for I think salt that's all malay. Did you see
that those salt place that's kind in Exeter of New Hampshire, will we?
Yeah, there were these like salt caves or something. You can go to
this business and you pay to go into salt cave and you get the private
room for I don't know how much an hour they go and you can roll
around in there naked, I guess, and you're supposed to breathe it and
get all of the good effects of it. It ain't cheap. It ain't
cheap, but I think it would be a funny place to go for We
had to do the show they want sure, Okay, all right like that,
Hey listen, talk about it ain't cheap. We're going to go to
switches bumpa here right here. And now it's time for another story from the
Lost Annimals of the Paranormal. It's time for Steve Ward's report from the Fringe
and Switch. What do you have for us tonight? Well, this comes
from an article from UFO Report magazine, November nineteen seventy eight. It was
written by Jim and Coral Lorenzo, and they were pioneers in the US research.
They started the Aerial Phenomenal Research Organization. I think Coral Lorenzen started a
small organization. I think it was in Wisconsin, but eventually they moved out
to Arizona and it became a really big organization where they had a lot of
experts, a lot of scientists involved. Now, this particular case deals with
Sergeant Charles L. Moody, and his incident took place on August thirteenth,
nineteen seventy five. He was a Vietnam VITT. He'd spent fourteen years in
the US Air Force and presently when he has experience, he was working the
swing shift at Holloman Air Force Base. He got off work at eleven thirty
pm and went home and changed and headed out to the desert because there was
a meteor shower taking place that night and it stated that one PM is the
would be the peak time for viewing. So he's out there in the middle
of nowhere in his car. He's he's actually sitting on the bumper of his
cars front bumper and not seeing too much in the way of meteors. But
suddenly a huge metallic disc shaped object just sort of drops out of the sky
and it was slightly luminous. It was about three hundred feet away from him
when he saw it, and it was approximately fifty feet long, maybe twenty
feet wide, and it came to about fifteen to twenty feet off the ground.
Well, it started to move toward him, and he decided he didn't
want any part of this, so he jumped into his car and turned the
key and the car was just absolutely dead. It didn't even click. And
now later later on he would start to remember more and more of what happened,
but at this point in time, he didn't realize he had missing time.
He saw the craft leave, but actually before before that, he did
see shadowy figures moving around in the windows of this thing. So he kept
trying to start his car and didn't work. Eventually, this thing left,
and to him it didn't seem like much time went by, and then he
was able to start his car and he got the hell out of there.
Well, when he got home, he was even more upset because the last
time he checked his watch it was one point fifteen am, and when he
got home it was more like three o'clock. So he had this vast amount
of missing time. He couldn't account for it. But like I say,
now, after he wrote a couple letters to Jim and Coral Lorenzen, and
also Jim Lorenzen did an interview with him, so we were able to put
together the events and what actually happened to him. Now when this is what
he didn't remember. These entities actually came out of the craft toward the car
and came right up to his car. Their heads, they were about five
feet tall. Their heads were a little larger than ours, completely hairless,
small ears, eyes a little larger than ours, small nose, kind of
a slit for a mouth. Not exactly a gray, although they were kind
of a pale gray, kind of a white grayish color. And again this
is before the advent of the Grays when they really seem to kind of take
over. Now. Also, Jim Lorenzen said that they sounded very similar to
the aliens or whatever they were that Travis Walton encountered that same year in Arizona.
So they approached the car and Moody goes into action. He slams the
door open, He slams the door into one of these things, jumps out,
punches another one in the face. Not cooperating very well with these guys,
and then all of a sudden, he can't move. He's completely paralyzed.
Next thing he knows, he wakes up and he is this is this
classic. He's on some kind of a slab in a room in this apparently
this this craft or spaceship. Now, his first impulse was was to get
up and hit one of these guys. Again, he's he's really freaking out.
And then these these uh, this one that he calls the leader,
uh, starts communicating with him, but his lips aren't moving, and again
it's it's a classic. Uh. They're communicating by mental telepathy, and basically
he's he's saying to him if he will calm down and won't strike out.
They will uh you know, lift the uh paralysis from him. So uh
he was he was starting to calm down and he agreed and had they had
some kind of device that aimed at his back, and he was began to
be able to use his limbs again. So uh again he's feeling more comfortable.
Uh. The free out factor, the fear factor is is ebbing.
And uh. This this this being addresses Moody in terms of he calls him
my child or my son, and then Moody's curiosity takes over. He wants
to He asked if he can see their propulsion unit, and so he gets
a tour of the This of the ship. He describes it as sort of
three convex portions arranged in a triangle. Uh. Part of the formation was
transparent, and in this just transparent area, he could see what looked like
large diamonds or crystals or something. It sounds to me like a Rue Goldberg
contraption. Uh. And he Uh. He began to be worried about the
alien who he smashed in the face, and so he asked him and he
was told, don't worry about it. Now. The message that he gets
is is just uh again, it's classic. We get these same patterns over
and over again. Uh. They said that they were one of several groups
studying the Earth, studying us, and and then here comes the standard,
the standard line. This incident took place in nineteen seventy five. Moody was
told that one of the alien groups would make themselves known to mankind, and
that would in three years, and that, of course, was nineteen seventy
eight. I don't remember any alien groups making themselves known to us. And
they said after twenty years there would be even closer contact, which would have
been nineteen ninety eight. Again, the alien messages are seem to be consistently
deceptive, and one wonder is can you believe anything that they tell you,
even that they are from off world? Maybe that's not even true. He
said that there was some weird discrepancies. He had been in this craft.
He had been in two very large rooms and couldn't reconcile how they could be
inside the craft that he saw from the outside. It sounds like one of
the old Popeye cartoons, you know, with the chants in the desert.
There was this huge pan yeah yeah, yeah, So I don't know.
I don't know what's going on there, but yeah, that's cool. So
can I ask a question real quick? And this reminds me of another story
we did that you did about a month ago. So, and we're talking
about how people were receiving let's say, communications from people you know off this
world, let's say, but they seem to be uh, deliberately deceptive and
the you know, feeding kind of false information in the same way that spy
double agent spies do you know during one time, you know. And and
I'm just I'm just kind of curious about that. I mean, it's it's
almost like, you know, on the same I don't know level of I
don't know, I don't know why. I mean, why would they do
it? We know why double agents do it to screw up the enemy,
Okay, to believe stuff you know that they think is real, you know,
but it is false. So why would they do that to us,
just to know, to mean switch we really don't know what they are,
you know, and when we really can't trust anything, they tell us.
One other thing I didn't mention they they didn't walk to the car. They
sort of glided. So get you get these experiences where there are certain patterns
keep showing up, but there's always differences, you know, there's always implying
that if these are our real objective experiences, there are hundreds and hundreds of
these groups coming to probe us and to mess with us. Now he was
at one point Moody was shipped overseas and by the way, he was told
that they would meet again. I don't think they ever did. There was
a psychological stress evaluator there named Charles mcchisten, and he checked him out and
he believed that Moody was telling the truth as he knew it. The Lorenzos
also felt that Moody was very truthful. So it suggests that he had a
real experience at least, you know, it's possible he could have even been
in some kind of a trance. John Keel suggested that some of these experiences
might, you know, be where people just go into a trance. There
was the classic case of Anne Jeffreys from the sixteen hundreds, who had these
really detailed encounters with the elementals, with the fairies, but she didn't leave
her room when all these experiences happened, and they seem to be something,
you know, a step away from just a dream. Now. He also
he broke out in some kind of a rash for a while too, so
there was a physical component. Yeah, let's not let's not go there.
Yeah okay, but you know, the experience would seemed to be real to
Moody. Uh. And some of the patterns, you know, you get
the typical tour of the ship, you get the uh, well, we're
here to do this, we're peaceful, we want to help mankind and all
this, and we will see you again. And then the two times of
disclosure, which was going to be three years and then twenty years, just
evaporated, like so many other cases we see where and people really get get
pulled into this because sometimes they get predictions that come true and then so there
they bought it, hook line and sinker and uh. And then the big
one, you know, the aliens are going to come and land on the
hill. Get your people together. We're going to the believers, the true
believers. We're going to save before the world ends. And of course the
world doesn't end. And the sometimes the person is life is ruined and lose
their job and so forth. So it's uh, I guess if there is
a a a model to this story or or something to uh you want to
learn from. Don't trust the messages. The same thing. Not too long
ago, we talked about some of the channeling messages which are very deceptive.
You get the mixture of some things that are verifiable and other things that are
total nonsense. So it's uh, it's almost like mac. It's almost like
the trickster uh right type is alive and well in some of these things,
we're being messed with, being messed with, right, But this is a
news flash, yere Okay, all right, let's let's let's talk about that
at the break. Okay, Wow. The the the question is is,
let's say, I mean, for whatever reasons, why why do I mean,
tricksters are something that have been around for years and years and and they're
trying to tell you disinformation and so on. But the idea is that you
know, why, why why do they want to trick you? Why do
they want to give you disinformation? To? I mean, it's usually to
distract you from seeing something else, right, Maybe it's looking for faith.
For faith. It's almost like it's built into the uh. I don't know,
the the lower part of the subconscious, the id that the part you
can't trust. I don't know. It may be just a kind of a
natural part of our of that collective consciousness that we're all part of, but
it doesn't it doesn't seem to make any sense. And then the only thing
I can say is that it's important to collect these reports, try to try
to you know, be trying to verify the witness, the credibility as much
as possible, and then look at the patterns and the cans in the parallels
and see if there's anything we can derive from that. Wow huh So well,
thank you Switchy for that. And you know what we're going to do.
We're gonna take a very very quick Russire breakdown and we'll be right back
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Wow, what a show this is. Uh. Let me first quickly
introduced members of the play JJ's yeah, girls, bey, Mac, how's
it going? Also, uh, switch play Steve Wood with a switchy you
ready to be here? Willie Club our security chief. I'm also feeling great
to be here. That's all the candy of it. Okay. Also,
well you're form Cana Gallan now though in the house. Oh Mac, Hello
everyone, A special guest up there from Edmund, Canada, which his already
snow and it's miserable. Not the people, just the conditions. So good
friend, good friend, Kim, sa Kim, how you doing? Honored,
honored, sir, really honored? Much fun, too much fun?
Can you ever have way to take me? But this is it's fun for
me. I'll tell you. This just adds a real highlight to my oh
probably year wonderful as our neighbor to the north. Let me give us credibility.
Let's go up in Yeah right exactly, we should go rescue here.
Guy's got a great show. Much fun. That's how many people we had
from the empire. We got We got Kim from Canada. Oh Canada,
go ahead. That's the only only words I know from the anthem. And
you got us here in the UK. Yes, we have a lot of
a lot of listeners in Canada and a lot of listeners in the UK.
And what what's what's bad about it? What's bad about it? If you
really want to know the story behind the story is when we send out the
swag and stuff, you know, typically to send out the swag to someone
in the US is you know, probably about two fifty or something. You
know, I mean it's lightweight stuff. It's bach hosters to send it to
Canada England, it's like you know, eighty five seventeen or something. It's
really it's crazy, right, I agree with you. Yeah, it's just
it's a rite off. Mac, It's a write off. Yeah, it's
right off. I understand. But she wow, I'd rather have the money
in my pocket. Which what you should do is like send JJ a bunch
of stuff and have them on stock and have someone in Canada you bring up
some a bunch and then when you need it dispersed. He's no drop shipping
for you. They can just you know, they'll locally drop it. He's
a busy guy. I don't want to. I don't want to interfere with
his you know, dated thing personally, that would that would be a big
cheap though, be cheap. It is just bringing it all over in the
plane and distributed. But anyway of ours just get stuck in customs because they
a bunch of terrorists or something and something. I was surprised that when Kober
sent me those four packages of Oreos like family family pack for variety right food.
Yes, you know, it made it in like eight days. It
usually think spend spend a week in customers as they go through it to the
fine tooth code. But it did. It did. It was like inspected
by the at the popit of Agriculture or anything like that. Well I thought
it would be, but met box didn't look like it was opened or even
really examined. But I know it went through customer. Yeah, a number
of years ago, my wife and I drove up in the Canada in a
huge, big three quarter ton Diesel pickup truck with a hardcover on the back
and we it was her and I and like a suitcase, and we went.
We left the United States. We get the customs, you know,
they they check your paperwork. They don't even ask to look in the back
of the truck. Now, again, this is a heavy duty three quarter
ton. I can put a ton in the back of that truck. And
it doesn't even sit on the springs. So we we go up there,
we do our thing. We go up to Niagara Falls, we go up
around. You know this is going in. That didn't say right on the
way back across the bridge. And when you get to the we get to
the border to come back in the United States, lane you pull up in
is actually tilted toward the guy looking in your truck, you know, the
vehicle, so he can look well he can look in those Americans. And
so they said, you know, where'd you go? We went to Niagara
Falls? Is anywhere else? Yeah, we made it, you know,
rode around the area. We checked out some stuff. It's a big amusement
park up there, you know. Blah blah blah. So they go,
how long are you here? Yeah, you bring anything back? Nope?
Nothing, Okay, have a nice day. No. I mean maybe they
were way in the truck too as we sat there. Yes, I have
no idea, but they said, they never even said would you open the
back. It's an eight foot long pickup truck bed that you could, man,
you could have put a lot of stuff in their innocent face. Let
me tell you my story. Okay, way back in the hippie days.
We had to help Oldswagen. But yeah, okay, he was a Mary
prankster and and it was fun. It was fun, you know. I
was like one of the summers of love if you can remember back. So
we drove in a buddy of mine, drove up to Sherwood, Canada.
I think it is is Sherwood. It's kind of brook Sherborough, Canada,
right right, kind of across the boat. Now we're hippies and we're in
a van. And when they saw us going across the Canadian board that the
guy is literally out there waving us on, waving us on, you know,
just go with hey, hey, welcome to canadif's shoe, right,
not a problem, just on the highway. So we're coming back, coming
back. We say, well, look it, and we didn't have anything
on us. We didn't. We sure looked like we did, though't.
And we're going down it's almost like a side street. It's like Route one
A or something. It's not a big street in the middle of forest,
and we come upon this enormous US Customs thing with taj Mahal of US custom
Places, and they see us and they just say over here, over here,
over here. You know, they post over and they go and they
put it. But they put the scale. They put the thing on a
scale on scales. Now they made us take all the stuff out. They
didn't. They just take sleep of bags, tents, all that stuff up
and then they weigh They weigh it. You know, if there's a couple
of pounds extra, they're gonna pull the carapot looking for weed basically, So
it took them a long time to do it. And then they yeah,
they weigh it, but they don't ever say to you, okay, you're
good. You know, it's just like, okay, you can go.
We said to them, I'm just gonna put the stuff back in for us.
Yeah, they didn't. They were in the mood. Yeah. Yeah,
it was completely different. And I said, man, as far as
p hor is concerned, geese, you know what I mean, the welcoming
faces, and they were armed and stuff, and there was you're not playing
guns and this is way before nine to eleven or anything like that. So
I worked with this. It's intimidating. It's intimidating. Your guys are intimidating.
We drive across over at sweet Grass going up into Montana. Back in
the days when the roads used to be have no speed limit, so we
used to go up there with our motorcycles and rip around. But I mean,
you know, normally it was okay, motorbikes you don't really get hastle
because you can't carry too much. So I think they just figure out,
you know, you got nothing there, ye see you later, yeah,
yeah, yeah, Well they had been ripped apart another time. Its border
crossing story. Okay ahead, please, okay, this didn't happen to me,
but it happened to the guy who would be my future brother in law
and some other friends. Okay, this is this is way back before.
You know, he had to have a birth certificate or passport. This would
be the seventies. And uh, there was used to be something I think
they call them pop rocks and the candy of the cane pops in your mouth.
Back in those days, they couldn't get it in the at least in
Michigan they had. It was called cosmic candy. So they actually made a
trip across on the Ambassador Bridge to Windsor to buy cosmeic candy. So when
they came back, you know, for their and you know, the guy
says, how long you've been in Canada. They didn't have a plan.
So everything's quiet for a minute, and one of him says, about a
half hour. He said, what was the purpose of your visit? And
Nick, who looked a little bit like a stoner, Uh, does this?
He says, recreation? Oh no, they were ripping the car apart
and everything. Well, now Clash is the guy who has the car.
They have him open his trunk. In the trunk is a box wrapped in
brown paper with string. Cool. This guy thinks he holds out this giant
butcher knife, touched the string, opens it up and all it is is
a tupperware container. There was to be a gift for somebody. So this
guy completely took the wind out of his sails. He thought he had a
bunch of yanks. They're going to be thrown in prison twenty years. That
was I'm glad that I wasn't there on the Cosmic Candy trip Seal Freego Seal,
And any story of those thoughts, with any story of the starts with
remember what pop rocks were? You know, it's not even I knew it.
A gentleman who was a Chinese American who worked at a Chinese restaurant.
His name was actually was his first name was Wing. So anyway, Wing
was getting married and his buddies decided to take him to Canada for this bachelor
party. So one of them rented a van that held like twelve or fourteen
people. Is this a joke, No, No, it was that serious.
So the guy driving was Irish, right, he was the only irishman
in the in the restaurant that they worked at. It was a big Chinese
restaurant, and he had like fourteen Chinese guys in the back. They went
up into Canada. They had a grand time. On the way back,
they hit customs. The custom guy walks out, he sees an Irish guy
driving and the whole thing is full of Chinese guys. He's like, there's
something definitely wrong. Yeah, we're going driving the garage door. And of
course you know they would being funny, and they were. They wouldn't talk
English, so they're all talking in a Chinese dialect and had The poor Irish
guy was losing his mind because he forgured he's the one going to jail for
importing illegals or something. Okay, they had a great time and they said
it was the funniest toll accounts. Wow. I just imagine seeing the van
loaded them. You know, Okay, we're probably going to cut that out,
folks, but I tend to laugh at something else real bad about it.
Wow. Wow huh yeah. Well, you know, no time we
took the train to Canada. I took the train to Montreal, I guess
from Boston, and you know, the Canadian officials state they stopped the train
at the border and they just kind of walked through their friendly, nice uniforms.
You know, they're just friendly. They just yeah, okay, everything,
yeah, and go off the train. That was it coming back once
again. You know, it's like, you know, it's like special horses
guys. It's like hot guys. And one guy comes in. I get
this. So we're traveling with these friends, right, and one of the
friends has a seven year old kid that's a while ago, and uh,
you know, the the the SWAT team comes through. When they look at
me and the kid and his mother and said and said what do you do
for a living? And before the kids start, asked my name for the
kid. Before I can really you know, explain it, the kid goes,
he's a writer. He's a famous writer. His name, you know,
and I'm like, you know, cool and man, come on and
he goes, no, he is, yeah, his name is Mac maloney,
right, And the guy looks at me in the eye and go,
never heard of you? Okay, but welcome to America. Yeah, yeah,
thank you. So anyway, it could be friendly, It could be
a lot friendlier on just a lot. You don't have to put on the
tude because they were our favorite allies. So then I mean, gee whiz
if you can't treat Emerald. But it's kind of whatever. I like it
when it used to be too Mac where you know it just flipped open your
driver's license and there, come on in anymore. Yeah, that sucks.
In a passport in this country can take you nine years. Oh yeah,
here is two too. I don't have a passport. I don't need one,
but boy, someone who needs one in the highway you're gonna have,
don't. Didn't you have problems there wanting when you're going over it? Do
you have to wait a long time to get the clarence or something, uh
to get here? No. As a matter of fact, it's so weird.
We hit the had the border person there and at her desk and for
some reason, we're the only ones there and I'm going, wow, we
just got off pretty Shareways and we got a ton of suitcases and the guy
who from pretty share Ways is helping us get the hell into the airport and
then get our ride home. Give me your passports and I'll help you out
with this. We go see the border person and she said, hey,
how long are you going to be here? So that they're just visiting out
now, we're going to maybe a couple of months. We're just visiting from
America. I figured. I look at the line of customs. There was
like, yeah, maybe ten people are customs. We got all these suitcases,
see, we're going to be We didn't even have to go through customs.
I know this guy did something, no matter said something, and we
didn't have to go through customs. I don't know why. No wonder there's
so many drugs in England on ours is now too. Yeah, it's amazing.
Wow, this is in the UK where they say their pains and the
acides. Yeah yeah, yeah, hey listen, but we expected it was
late. We're a dead time. We were really We're gonna man, we
were wreck. We're gonna talk about the onlines with Ben Garon in Tel Aviv,
and I mean talk about going through a whole bunch of sensors. Oh
yeah, over there, understand that, you know, I think that's probably
like a lot of places that you don't even know you're being sniffed or right.
There was a guy, not to get real deep into we're going to
go back to the airline's here in a second, but there was a guy
about two or three years ago who tried to shoot somebody at the you know,
a l al counter at Bengurian Airport. Okay, okay, now think
about trying to do that, all right. He was shot dead in like
two seconds by three playing closed people who just happened to be in the crowd.
I mean, you know, half the people there were probably you know,
security people, but that's the that's the way they get a little bit
anyway. I do have a lot of sperience with that kind of stuff.
But I mean that is the most secured airport. Yeah yeah, yeah,
I'll bet. But here's here's the thing. Okay, talk about Irish okay,
club you then you'll appreciate this. Ever here of Ryan here, it's
an Irish airline. Yeah yeah, it's a low cost, right, yeah,
okay, So they had the guy on who runs Ryan Air. I
saw an interview with him. You know, his name is Patty you know
McDermot, who the most right, and he's a typical Irish guy, but
he's an Irish guy with money, okay, which is really kind of dangerous.
So this is what this guy wants to do. When I heard that,
I thought of one one so so so it's a lot of it is
localized, you know, flying around okay, you know, from Ireland to
England or from you know, a lot of it. And they do go
overseas, but a lot of kind of localized one one and a half hour
trips. They want to have standing room, standing room on the airlines,
okay, instead of getting a sea he just stands like on the subway okay
and hang on uh and there's a bar there so you'd be able to kind
of stand at the bar for the entire trip. And he and they said,
is it safe? You know, you know, it's not safer,
not safer than any other place. But yeah, he was a funny guy.
He was. He was kind of he was kind of a wives guy
to him. The flight you could take to uh, the New York shuttle
off shut yeah. Yeah, Now if they had a bar on one of
those, you just stand up and yeah and belly up to a bar to
go to New York. I mean I would have been there in a minute.
I flew from Albany, Albany to Boston once in twenty eight minutes.
It the bar cot never got to me. That's how That's how quick it
was. It was just amazing. So anyway, so listen talking about airlines.
So get back to this MH three seventy, which is this Malaysian airliner
that just literally disappeared in twenty fourteen, and there's been tons and tons of
conspiracy theories about it, and there should be because it just ended so strange
and just has so many loose ends. I mean, you could just go
on and on about a butt. We were just hearing about a little bit
a while ago that they did find some pieces, some kind of random pieces
that could be from an airplane similar to this plane, and they did,
guess, I guess, you know, search back and find out that these
pots were apparently on the plane, but only a few of them. And
as we talked about before, if this thing went straight in, like people
said they did that. It did did be, did be like square miles
of debris and there hasn't been. So now what's this report came? I'm
going to ask you what's the report with? You know there are barnacles on
the on the records they found that only comes from a certain part of the
Yogha. Well that yeah, that was yeah, that's right. There was
barnacles pound on some of the records, wasn't there? What was that report?
Al knows it's sane, Yeah, tell us al September one. This
article was written in twenty twenty three, so this is fairly new or a
rehash of it. Fairly new. Well, what's the location where the barnacles
were from? Let's see, I was right on the spot. I'm looking
at it right here. They go through all this stuff, This stuff washed
the shore and Reunion Island in twenty fifteen covered with Yeah, the barnacle lepis
an apharia. Because an associate professor of geo studies thinking and he says covenant
barnacles began sending emails to search investigations. I knew the geochemistry or the shells
could provide clues to the crash location. He's published a study saying layers of
barnacles offer chemistry to determine the temperature of water where the layers were formed and
try to find a partial drift path. So they haven't found it yet.
They're still looking. They're still looking. But this is something else that now
they're looking into because the shells of the barnacles have information in them that you
know, the water temperature records in the suitcase too, that supposedly was washed
up, but the guy didn't turn it over for quite a while because I
guess he didn't think it was meant anything or something. Same area too,
Reunion Islands. Well, I should say that that computer would work, you
know, probably not quicker if you took the porn off and once well,
okay, there's no p on this. Yeah, that's what they all say.
This is my home computer, okay, one of two. I use
a Mac for the okay, stupid, this is a Chrome book. This
is you know, Okay, So listen, we have about ten minutes left,
okay, and I'm going to throw this to uh everybody, but I'll
throw it to him first. Of all the things. Now we were all
interested in the same thing. We get emails back and forth all the time,
very odd things that you're ever able to point out. What's the strangest
thing that is happened to you. I know that you had some experience where
someone you know went down, you know, found someone's wallet in Mexico and
it turned out to because yeah, tell that start. I don't know.
I think we've all talked about coincidences, but I could write a book on
them. But go ahead. I've had the strangest coincidences that have occurred to
me, starting rate when I was young. I didn't really realize until later
on that this isn't kind of normal, right, Yes, but I think
I told you this story about being I was in actually in Jerusalem, wandering
around and getting kind of scared and is getting dark out, and I'm like
getting shreaked, and there's Bella Clavit dudes around and I'm like, man,
I'm with his girl and she's freaking out, and we're wandering around trying to
find the east exit of Jerusalem, Old Jerusalem, and around the corner comes
this guy and is robes like as those monk pastor you know, with brown
and a belt. He walks up to me with a Coleman light lantern starts
talking to me, and I mean cut to the chase. He just kind
of points to the right way and then he looks at me. He goes,
where are you from? And I tell him I'm from Edmonton, Alberta
count And he goes, oh, yeah, I run the church there in
the Castle downs Cross from the rec center I work at. Wow. Yah,
yeah, that's the one. Wow. The girl that was with me,
she didn't believe. What are the chances that the ghost, what are
the chances of something like that? Though? You know, I mean the
chances are just astronomical that you would run into him at the exact same time
that you needed. But tell the story about your sister though. Your sister,
Yeah, my sister found so that one was where her cousin. My
cousin found a passport in Mexico with her name in it, which was a
US one which was from this other Like, as you know, Mac,
our name isn't really out there very much. I mean, it's everybody that's
got my last name is basically related to me in North America. And I
got an uncle buried in Arlington anyway, And she finds this passport and it's
like oh, and then she gets a hold of my sister and goes,
yeah, you lost your passport. How's that? And it turns out it
wasn't hers, but it was a girl that almost looked like her that was
from down in Alaska. And there was a I can't pull out. There's
something else about it that we really strange, but it was I think it
was the location. Well, yeah, it's all just kind of like really
there was a story about a guy who was testing out a new car and
after he got through testing out, he realized he had lost his wallet.
Okay, and he called the dealship and stuff getting looked for. He can't
find, he can't find. So on like four years later, he's moving
you know, houses, and he's driving a big Hurts truck and for some
reason he reaches underneath the uh, the seat, and it was his wallet.
To think of the I think you know that it's impossible for that to
have just happened. There has to be some matrix something. But he's messing
with us, you know, somebody something he's messing with. This reminds me
that Forgotten show. I mean think about that, where you know somebody's watching
us. He forgot his wallet, He lost his wallet. He lost his
rental truck. Yeah, he lost his while test driving a car. Yeah,
okay. And then when he realized he lost his wallet, he called
the dealership and stuff, and they said, we can't find We've looked through
the car everything, and he just said, okay, it's gone. Four
years later, he's events a random while truck reaches under the seat and it
and his wallet. It's his wallet. Yeah, I mean, that's there's
no way that's been random. Crazy. There's a whole book. There's a
whole book of them. There's a whole book. And you said, you
know, it really makes you thinks that Quincy's as someone said, if if
coincidence is a coincidences, how can they happen all the time? Right?
And they do happen, and they happen all the time. I've had stuff
that happened to me that would just knock your socks off, you know,
just you know, just coincidences, that's all. But yeah, well they
do happen. You parallel a lot of stuff, MACKI parallel a lot of
things with me. I just find it kind of a minded like take a
brother with different mothers, strange, who's your favorite rock band, who's your
favorite rock band up there, Rush right now? My favorite rock band,
oh, Pineapple Thief. You wonder if you check those prog rock mess of
events Pineapple Thief, what are they listening to a little bit of that dope
Lemon? Huh? You have all kinds of citrus in the in your favorite
bands? Yeah? Interesting, Okay, anyway, like that stuff you sent
me. I was trying to find that. But I like that dance and
music you sent me. That was cool. You guys were playing some tunes
at the end of the show back in the summer. Yes, and I
sent you a video of me dance into one of them. Yeah, very
good, and I mean, honestly, that is awesome. Sky Club sky
Club album to be coming out, Yeah, advertise it's good coming off of
five years anyway. Well, listen to a thief from the u K.
Yeah, there the proud Man. Oh okay, what would you say?
Time to close? We got another five minutes. Okay, that's enough,
Switchy, time for the train wreck. I'm for the train wreck. Okay,
working on it, Cam, thanks a lot. Can you get sour
in the in the in the in the in the imagery, in the frame?
Yeah, taking things off? No, I mean take your headphones off.
Okay, this would be fun. Okay, we'll play some comedy Canadian
music right here. I thought you'd just to say Neil Young from hockey Neil
yeah, yes, so right, yeah, okay, that's about it.
That can Edwin Fardzgerald. Oh he just gle lightfoot Yeah yeah yeah, good
storyteller and also a good musician. Yeah, but and hm hmm, that's
it. You know now a lot of rock stars, celebrities like that.
Here we go. It's broke this year. Yeah, they were old people.
Hello Sarah, Hello Sarah on your microphone. Hey, how are you
guys? Where are you back? Where have you been all night? We've
been putting up with Kim. We'd rather no I was downstairs hiding, hiding.
Really want to interrupt from oh listen next time, please interrupt? It
would only be I wish I had something of value to add. Well,
I've had very few interesting experiences. I have a new job, and it's
really consume most of my life here. But I'm always on the lookout for,
you know, interesting things that I'd like to share with you, and
and our listeners could just still be on the lookout. You know, you
married Kim what's the job? Is it fun? Oh? Yeah, Actually,
I'm working for a company that provides instrumentation, which is a completely new
field for me. I know nothing about it. So they provide instrumentation for
research and industry sensors and data loggers and acquisition systems software, that sort of
thing. I'm working with the sales department, processing sales and that sort of
thing. Yeah, yeah, huh oh cool. So have you ever had
any like you said, you haven't really lived that kind of life, But
I had any real coincidence, some thing that just kind of blew your mind,
coincidence wise, you know, I actually experience small coincidences just about every
day. They mostly take the form of, like if the radio or the
TV is on, I'll be sorry, Kim's motioning here to me, but
I'll hear the word, and they'll person on the radio or the television will
state at exactly the same time. I've been meaning to write them all down.
I think. I don't know if Kim or somebody told me that somebody
had once written all the words down and it kind of made a message or
something. Yeah, that was me, that was me, It was yeah,
yeah, exactly, And I've been meaning to do the same thing.
But every time it happens, I never have a pencil or paper nearby,
you know, I have them. I have them scattered in on index cards.
And basically what happens is I'll listen to music while I'm writing or something
like that, or all of the TV on, and I'll be writing the
word as I'm hearing the word, you know, yeah, yeah, once.
So I put them all together just you know, not randomly, but
I put them together chronologically. And one of the messages was, don't forget
to take water to your brothers. How about that, don't forget to take
water to your brothers. I mean what I just labeled them, you know,
words from beyond something? What could that possibly mean? You know,
a lot of it is disjointed words of the course of the day or some
time period. You wrote them down when when it happened between your brain on
TV or radio or something, right, and then you put it together like
a ransom to drink your rovaltine. But I went to I sent some of
them something concrete. I sent some of them to Agent X. This is
when he worked for the agency that work to the agency, And I said,
can you give this to not a linguist. What would you call like
someone who's an expread of cracking codes and stuff, you know, like that
be could they see a pattern in this? Is there? You know,
there's a lot of other ones that didn't make as much sense. Okay,
I believe me. A lot of it was jibberish, but there were times
or the words would come to other and actually, you know, you know,
kind of mean something. But the guy said, just glancing and he
didn't think it was something that you know, that was a pattern or anything.
But it was kind of cool to put them on. I got a
bunch now I got to put them all together too. But it's important to
date them, date them and where you learn them. You know, I
heard it on the radio, but I was right in the world and something
like that. So you could be different places, like you heard on the
radio at home and then you hopped in the car and he was heading to
the comb when you heard someone. But it has to be instantaneous. It
has to be instantaneous, you know. Yeah, you have to hear at
the same time. Yeah, wow, huh so, So Sarah tell us
what it's like living with Kim, because he's such an interesting guy. Yeah,
he's he's always on YouTube looking at new things and verifying things, not
just taking it in. He's always trying to say, well, you know,
let's see if somebody else has seen this, and looking for patterns among
other people's observations, as like a meta observer, and he's come up with,
you know, some very interesting ideas. You know, it's it's kind
of inspiring. Yeah, and some of the things. You know, I'm
I'm always a skeptic, but that's good, you know. Well, yeah,
you mean what did they say? You know, keep an open mind,
but not so open that your brain falls out there? You go,
wow, I never heard the second part of that. I don't know where
I heard that. I'm not taking credit for Well, listen, thanks for
joining us today. We really appreciate. We're going to give you a round
of applause because that's what we do. Oh, thank you. I actually
it's really cold here now and I had a tucon, so it's it's fairly
flat right now. But it looks. It looks really cool looks. It's
a very much new style or something. It's very with it. It's a
style that it's coming back called. Yes, I like the short hair it's
a lot easier to manage than long hair. I know the feeling, So
I suppose you should turn it back over to Kim for sure. I want
to sign off, thank you seeing everybody, and I'm going to make a
more concerted effort to do what you're doing, and maybe I'll have something interesting
the next time I really come on the show. Does that mean drink and
smoke a lot of pods? Interesting by yourself to turn it back again.
Nice to see you too, and love the glasses by the way, Yeah,
you've got to look at mighty something I saw and cosmopolitan herself. It
becomes the lucky guy, innocent coupe for himself. Well, he wouldn't be
interested in there is look nothing wrong with it. Kim, thanks for joining
us. We appreciate it. Okay, Oh honor delated, It's totally cool
you guys. Great to see you guys again. Good to see you and
have a safe Oh no, halloeen's already hallweens already happened or on the Thanksgiving
hope eating their candy and didn't get it stolen? No, no sad story.
Wow that happened to me too, though, that's like Halloween either.
I have a feeling. That's why Raven is the way she is because lonely
Larry got his kid installment at eight years old. Anyway, thanks for joining
us, Kim, we really appreciate thanks club, thanks for joining us once
again. We thank you for having me. Okay, switch, thank you
switch, Thanks pleasure. Exits of the day Hash all right, hang on,
hang on one one, thank you. Al should start the engines.
We're about ready. Okay, here we go. I think we're go on
the pod list tonight turns all right. Thank you everyone, and thank you
one one for joining us. As always, You're welcome. Always a pleasure.
And do you hear oh I should say your Home Store Troops. Home
Start Troops is an organization that raises money for our wounded veterans in post nine
to eleven combat ash and that's the Afghan War and also the Iraq War.
These are people who came home probably missing a limb. And what Homestot Troops
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make things a little bit easier on them. And then when they finish building
the house, they rip up the mortgage. They give them the keys.
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Ninety cents of your charity dollar goes to our troops. So please google them
alms troops, see what they're about. And I think that's it. Switch
you want to plug your book there, Brother Mockman, Highest Strangeness. Mark
Randall is the graphic artist. It covers the year of the Garuda, the
year of Mothmand sixty sixty sixty seven, and Mark and I wrote the different
segments that go with the various images, which include things like Mothband, the
collapse of the Silver Bridge, John Keel, a bit and black. It
covers everything. Yeah, really good combination. I've seen it, Coret.
I have a copy of good combination of text and images really kind of works
together well and tells you the story in just a very atmospheric way. So
Amazon, Amazon, right as as always, so well, thanks very much
everyone joining us, and I guess this is mac to say. Until you
hear from us again, be safe, be happy, and bye bye,
and now please stay tuned for a bonus segment of Mac Maloney's Military X Files
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