Tonight's guest is Gregory Keith Brooks. Keith, Welcome to the show. Thank
you, sir, well, thank you so much for your time. We
appreciate it. Oh, we appreciate you. Man. You don't know how
much we appreciate you. Well. Like I said, that goes two ways.
One wouldn't work without the other. Keith, please give us a brief
bio one yourself. Well, I don't know about if I can do that,
but I can try. Well, let's see, I'm a pie sees
I'm good looking now, okay, all right, all right, so I
try to breach things with trying to be funny. Okay. So I am
a investigator, I am a detective. I'm a logical based human being.
I spent ten years as a detective and culinary degree. I have a culinary
degree. I cook good things, and I drove trucks for about twenty years.
I'm fifty four years old and I've been in many different places. There's
not a place I haven't been in in the lower forty eight as far as
states. Well, you have been around then you had your encounter in nineteen
eighty five or eighty six, Keith. When you're a kid, what can
you tell us about the area where you grew up. The area where I
grew up was a place called non Kanna Creek. It's a creek in Shelby
County, Tennessee, which is inside of the city of Memphis. And what
I can tell you about this place is it was a great place to grow
up. It was a wonderful place to grow up. We moved there in
nineteen eighty and growing up there was nothing but fishing on the creek and just
finding rocks and living in the woods and being around nature. Which my whole
family was sharecroppers, So they came from a background of looking at this as
this is what we want for our kid. So they were looking at it
like we're making better for our children. We're making better for our kids.
And we built a house on a little street called Rivercrest. Now Rivercrest was
a street that dead ended into a road that was called Lynnfield, and Rivercrest
is no longer there because of a highway that took the road and took our
house. So we grew up on a creek, and we grew up in
a very wooded area. You would not think it was a wooded area,
but it was so you had on either side of the creek bank, probably
about two hundred yards of woods when I was a kid growing up with woods
around your home the way you did. Had you heard about dogman before we
had your encounter, No, sir, we never heard heard about dog bib.
We didn't even know what a dog man was. A scanning walker.
We never thought about that. Well, you didn't have any reason to unless
you had heard about them. Then that'd be the last thing you would think
about or know about until you found out what it was that you encountered.
How convinced were you that it was actually a werewolf? I was zero convinced
it was a werewolf. Zero. I mean, this is probably like final
conclusion stuff, but I never thought this was some kind of shape shifter or
something like that. Oh good, I'm glad you didn't jump to that conclusion,
and that just would have made that much more difficult to deal with.
How long did it take you to find out what it really was that terrorized
JU and your friends that night? Well, it wasn't just that night.
I mean it was several nights. But that's a good question, a really
good question, And I'm not sure about the answer for that because it's always
been in the back of my mind about what this is and what this was,
and what the nature of this thing is. Well, it doesn't matter
that you don't know exactly when you did realize or find out that it was
actually a dogged me. And I'm just glad you eventually did find out.
That's all that matters. I didn't know this until you told me in our
first conversation. But Memphis as an extensive tunnel system under it, well more,
can you tell us about that? Well, I can tell you a
lot about that. Actually, when we were kids, and even my father
when he was still a lot, we would walk under these tunnel systems just
to get to different places, and it was extensive, not only the external
drainage ditches on the outside of the city, but so the internal drainage ditches
on the inside of the city, because you could hit a tunnel and you
could make a right and you could be in downtown Memphis in like ten minutes
literally, because what you're talking about is there's no streets. It's as the
crow flies. You know, it's it's something to look at, you know,
it's something to think about. But you know, when you're a kid
and you see a black hole. You walk into a place and it's got
crickets going on, and it's got branches overhanging the entrance, and you're like,
man, I'm in Machu Pichu. I'm about to explore some stuff.
And you light up a torch and you go in there, and you know
it's an adventure. I mean, it's a true adventure because you don't know
what you're going to run into. And I swear to God, as funny
as it may sound, it's an amazing thing that we never got typhoid or
dysentrry or any kind of other thing from this water because it's nasty. It's
a nasty place to be. But we were in there, and we walked
across the city under the city in tunnels, and I think that's what this
thing does. Oh, I'm sure you're riot. I'm sure they do use
those tunnels all the time. Well, I mean it just makes sense.
Why wouldn't you. You don't want to be seen, you don't want to
be heard, and this thing wants to be heard when it wants to be
heard. And that's another thing I will get at. This thing causes fear,
So I don't think this is a normal cryptod. I don't think that
this thing is a werewolf. I think this thing wants you to be afraid.
Is sure. Is a shame that they're so good at causing fear,
but that's how it is. If you've had a dog me an encounter would
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me know. All right, Keith, please tell us about your encounter.
Now, give us every last detail that comes to mind. Well, it's
funny because my friends are funny and we all come from different backgrounds. But
anyway, we were kids and we were digging. This gave okay, And
we're digging into the side of a cliff. So think about that. We're
digging into the side of a cliff and we're going down as we're digging,
we're going down. We're young kids, and this was real important to us.
I don't know why it was real important to us. Maybe it was
just the thing to do. I don't know, but you know, it
seemed like a really cool thing to do. And John we called him Zero
the hero. And we called in Zero the hero for one reason and one
reason only because he never had any guts. He was never going to be
the guy that was going to stand up and say, okay, I'm here
with you. I got your six. He was never that guy. And
there was a whole bunch of us us Stove all worked on that cave.
Bear worked on that cave. I mean a whole bunch of us worked on
that cave because we were kids and it was like an effort. And we
would go down there like almost every night, if not every night, and
we would dig on that cave and we would dig into the ground and there'd
be like two or three of us that would be digging, and there'd be
two or three of us that would be putting the dirt in the bucket and
taking the bucket out of the hole and dumping it. So here we are
doing this, of course, we're kids. When we were making hot dogs
and cooking stuff out on a camp fire, thinking we were mountain men,
and you know, here we are city kids. We're just out there just
digging this cave. So here's the crux of it all. Me and John,
we're sitting outside of that cave entrance by the fire, and I don't
remember what we were talking about. I don't even know if it matters anymore.
I mean, man, that was a long time ago. But we
were talking to each other, looking at each other, and here comes this
bowling sized boulder, literally a rock, and it hits the side of the
cliff and it falls down in front of the entrance of the cave, and
we both are looking at the boulder as it hits and then we both look
at each other, and then we both look across the ditch and here's this
thing. This thing was about seven and a half to eight feet tall,
and it had canine features. But beyond canine features, it had teeth.
Because really and truly, all I can tell you I can tell you a
little bit about its lower torso, but I can't quite tell you that I
can tell you about its face because the only light we had was a camp
fire. So this thing was in the camp firelight, and it was across
a ditch about ten feet away, literally ten feet away, and this thing
had the sharpest teeth I've ever seen seen on anything in my life, and
had an extended nose, and it had pointed ears. And I swear to
God VIC, I swear to God VIC the things smiled at me. The
thing smiled at me. Its eyes were yellow or amber in color, and
it was blotchy. It had white and tan fur. It had tannish orange
white fur. And this thing had the most muscular upper chest. And this
thing had long arms, longer than they should be. And this thing had
block nails that I swear to God the nails on this thing. Its arms
hung down below its knees, and this thing had three to four inch nails.
And it was just sitting there laughing at us. And we looked at
it. And as soon as we looked at it, as soon as we
acknowledged it was there, and it smiled, it ran up that hill so
quick. It ran up a straight almost straight, I would say about.
I mean it literally floated up it. I mean not floated, but it
moved up it so quickly, and it was on. It was on.
So you're talking about a bunch of fourteen fifteen year olds, sixteen year olds
that are just out there trying to play some lead Zeppelin trying to cook some
hot dogs dig a cave, and this thing is out there and it's hunting
you. And it moved so quick, so quick. I've never seen anything
in my life moved that quick. And I've seen a lot of things,
I've never seen anything like that. And I'm gonna tell you straight up,
we jumped in that hole. Now, at this point, we had the
first room in the cave built, and we called that room Genesis, because
Genesis the beginning, So it was the beginning, and there was nothing else
left. And we had sharpshooters and we had shovels just kind of pointing out
of that hole the entrance into the side of that hill, with this thing
all night, walking around us all night, growling. It never howled,
but it growled, and it was menacing. It was the most menacing thing
I've ever heard and ever dealt with in my life. And nobody was going
to come out of that hole. Nobody was going to come out of that
hole. I saw a guy pee himself. You know, there's like three
or four of us. Bear was in there. I think he peed himself
literally, I mean it was like pe was hitting the mud. It's like,
well, that makes it easy for me to dig later. You know,
not to be funny, but you know, to be funny. It
was. It was just intense. And this thing was upstairs, man,
it was above us, it was beside us, on either side, and
it was taunting us. And you couldn't see it, but you could feel
it. You could sure feel it. And this thing, you got this
feeling. Man, this thing was just here to scare the pea out of
you. Literally scared the pea out of you. And so here we are
a bunch of kids. Well I say kids, we're young men, but
you know, I mean, it gets to be about six thirty. This
probably happened about ten thirty at night and eleven something like that. So you
got these kids sitting in a hole untill about six thirty seven o'clock in the
morning when the sun comes up and there's no more sounds. I mean,
it's like it's like being in a war one or something, and it's like
coming out of the trench. And uh, we walked back to our house
or my house, and we go in the garage and uh that's when the
s hits the fan. Man, because you're like, uh, what what
did we just see? What what? What did we just see? And
everybody's sitting around with like white faces and they're going, I don't, I
don't, I don't know what that was. I don't, I don't,
I don't know what. I don't know what that was. But the funny
thing is we didn't let this stop us because we invested so much time in
this cave and we dug it with our own hands, and I wasn't about
to let some thing like that just take away everything we did, you know,
even at that age. And the thing that's funny about it is we
went out there and we went down probably another twenty feet, and certainly it's
amazing that this cliff of dirt didn't fall on us and kill us, because
you know, I mean, we're not engineers or anything like that, but
it happened. And I can guarantee you this. After that first experience,
we had like three or four campfires burning at night, and we always had
somebody up top that was just sitting around watching. And the funny thing I
can tell you about this thing. The funny thing I can tell you about
this thing is you always knew when it was coming, because you could feel
it before you heard it so that's what freaks me out. That's really what
keeps me up at night. That is the thing, because we were kids,
and I don't think something like this needs to torture children when they're out
there just trying to build a treehouse or dig a cave or do whatever they're
trying to do. I I think about it. I think about it a
lot. It's had a very big experience in my life. I don't completely
want to go into all of it, but yeah, yeah, it has.
It has, and it's made me a better man. It's made me
more understanding of the possibility of things that can be. And it's also left
a lot of confusion in my brain, a lot of discourse, and a
lot of disheartened us because I don't know what we saw, and I can
give you other experiences. I mean, you know, there's been plenty of
experiences. When we were down there working on the cave and we had three
or four brasures of fires going on at one time, and a guy upstairs,
and we'd sit around and everything would be fine, crickets, frogs,
everything signed, and then everything would stop. Period. Every thing would stop.
The whole woods would stop, no sound, and you'd automatically get that
fear, and that kind of fear. I was trying to explain to a
friend of mine that that kind of fear puts your heart in your throat where
you know what your heart tastes like. And we'd all be like, it's
coming, it's coming, And then down the hall we'd go, and sure
enough it'd be up there, cracking limbs, intimidating people, trying its best
to scare the crap out of you. And then there was one time we
tried to make a break for it and we ran out of the and this
is not very far, man, this is like, jeez, maybe fifty
yards. We're running like wild indians down our path because we come in and
out this place so much, we leave a path. And this thing,
this thing is flanking us. This thing is flanking us. As soon as
we get to the woods, the edge of the woods, make that curve,
turn right, it's gone. And here's another thing that's really really messed
up about this thing every time, and you know, eventually this is going
to assault your manhood. Eventually, this is going to assault the nature of
who you are. And you go down there, you know, it's like
you sit back and you go, y, nobody gonna keep me from this
because you're a young man. You're young, and you're stupid, and you
go, nothing's going to keep me from doing what I want to do.
And eventually that just gets under your skin. It gets under your skin,
it's like, and you go down there to fight it. And we had
spears and had knives, and we had we had used to have the spirit
called rat spain because we killed rats with it in the sewer system. But
anytime you went down there to fight it, it never showed up. I
mean, it never showed up. It never showed up. It was only
when you didn't expect it. So I'm not sure what that's all about.
I would like to know what the nature of fear and this thing is,
because I think this thing lives on fear. I think it gets off on
it, if that makes any sense. I mean, look, there were
times when I remember walking into the woods. I remember walking into the woods
and having John come running out and the only thing he said, he was
running as fast as he could. Man, he said, it's back.
And I was like, Okay, we're not going in the woods. We're
not going in the woods. Okay, We're not We're not going to do
that. This is not a good thing. And I got back to the
house. I said, what are you talking about? Man, what are
you talking about? It's back? What? What? What? Because I
saw it, man, I saw it. It came up and he ate
the hot dog off the stick right in front of me, like three feet
in front of me. I was like, Oh my god, you gotta
be kidding me. Man, what are we gonna do about this? How
you are killing my cool? That sounds funny, but for a fifteen year
old or a sixteen year old, you gotta stop and think. Man,
that's this is like go to wartime. This is like I am ah.
So there were many times I would go out in those woods that I would
go out there just to find it. I was completely unarmed. There is
absolutely no way, absolutely no way I could fight this thing, no way.
But it just pissed me off that much. And tomorrow night I'm probably
gonna go back out because I just want to see. I'm an old man
now, I'm fifty four years old. This happened in nineteen eighty five,
nineteen eighty six somewhere around there, and I just want to go back.
I want to I want to see. And I'm not so sure that I
want to see, but I want to see because it's not going to scare
me. Man, it's you don't own me. You don't own me,
and I gotta tell you, Vic, I love you very much. I
think the world of you. Your seven words are awesome, and I think
you're right. Man. I think this thing lives on fear. So if
I can stand up and I can tell you I'm not afraid of you,
you're not gonna bully me. Maybe maybe, I don't know, we'll see.
There's always been a bunch of strangeness that happened on that creek. We
would walk down the creek bed and all of a sudden it would be like
a thousand pound log come lofting off the cliff into the water, and you
look at it and you go, well, that's interesting. I wonder how
that happened. I don't think that was falling from the sky. I don't
think that was a tree branch. So I mean, there's always been something
weird going on down there, and it's just a strange place. And if
you want to know where it is, I will tell you where it is.
If you look up a place called bal Moral Elementary Ridgeway Elementary. You
will find it on a map, okay, and this is in the area
code of three eight nine. And if you go in between a road called
Lynfield and I can't remember the other name, but anyway on Lymfield to the
east, bal Moral to the west, you'll find that drainage ditch. To
the north, you're going to find an entrance under the city of Memphis,
and that is a sewer drainage, and that sewer drainage will get you anywhere
in the world you want to go under the city. To the south,
you're going to run into the creek. To the west of that, you're
going to run into mccullar Lake, and that's going to be a tributary of
the Mississippi River. To the east, you're going to run into Caryville,
and you're going to run into more pastoral Tennessee. You know, you're going
to run into more country life. But this whole creek, I think is
an infrastructure for this thing. And I think either it lived under the city
or it still lives under the city, and I think it lives under a
lot of other cities. I think that this thing uses tributaries, and it
I think it's transient, and I think it uses this to move its families
and moves to hunting grounds because there's absolutely nothing to hunt around here. I
mean, we got raccoon, we got fox, we got squirrels. That's
about the extent of it. You know, we don't have bears. We
certainly don't have anything that looks like that, seven and a half feet tall
with sharp teeth, drooling on itself. No no, no, no,
no, no. Now. And one of the things about this was that
this was before we knew what a dog man was. This was before we
knew what a dog man was. So we're you know, you know,
like racking your brains as a fifteen, sixteen year old kid. So what
in the world is that. You don't think cryptoide, you don't think big
foot, you don't think dog man, you don't think anything like that.
You're thinking had a cousin who was a dear friend of mine, and he
was like my best friend in the whole world. His name was Jeffrey.
He's passed away now, and he was a good guy and one of the
smartest guys I've ever knew in my life. And he always said that you
guys disturbed some Indian burial ground and now you got the spirit of this thing.
And that never set right with me. I just never It never worked
with me. I was like maybe, I mean maybe, because when you're
looking at something like that that is that big and can move like that,
anything's possible. But it's just that's not my go to thing. So I'm
thinking that this thing is using the tunnels under Memphis to get from one place
to another, and I'm thinking that it's a highway, and I'm thinking that
it's using it to get to a hunting ground. So I don't think you
can hunt it. I don't think you can kill it. I don't know.
I just don't know. It leaves more questions than there are answers.
I don't know. I just don't know, man. I mean, I
used to have a nightmare, had reoccurring nightmare for about twenty years. And
maybe some of your audience will find this funny, because you know it is
funny. But my nightmare was it happened almost every night with me for twenty
years where I would be because the side of our house was about fifty yards
from those woods and they're not really woods. Man, it's like just maybe
an acre of woods the back of the cave. It was fifty yards to
the houses on that drainage ditch. But anyway, I digress. My nightmare
was constantly that it was a bright sunny day, and I went to the
bathroom in that bathroom where that window faced the back of those woods, and
I was starting to urinate, and this thing slowly came out of the woods
and it just kept coming and coming and coming really slowly, and I couldn't
stop urinating. But thank God, it never made it to the window before
I woke up, because God only knows what it would have happened. I'm
trying to think if there's more things that I have to say about this.
I don't think so. I think that's it. Let's a lock to wrap
your mind around. That's for sure. When that boulder hit the side of
the cave, it hadn't been thrown hard or fairly soft. I would say
fairly soft. Well, I didn't need to throw it all that hard to
get your attention. It was a bowling ball sized boulder. Mai, Yeah,
that's going to get matter what That's what's so funny is that I remember
that more than anything, is that the boulder hit the side of the cliff
and it rolled down, and by that time we had that hole so deep
that we had filled that ravine in front of us with dirt enough to form
a platform. So it was really comical. I mean it was really it
was like something out of Looney Tunes or something, because we both looked at
the boulder, we both looked at the cliff and it fell down, and
we looked at each other, and then we looked across, I mean at
the same time. It was like something out of the Blues Brothers or something.
I mean, it was just what in the world is that. Well,
if you guys looked like the Three Stooges out there, no one could
fault you because, yeah, you're just trying to hold it together. Well,
i mean we're kids. We're just kids. We're out trying to dig
a hobbit hole, have fun, be in the woods, roast from we
knees. Like you said, you're just kids trying to have fun. It's
just a shame that he had to come along and ruin that. When you
first saw it standing on the other side of the ditch looking at you,
was it standing still or was it moving without questioning, it was standing still.
It had dog legs and at arms that were down in an abnormal way
below its hips with extremely long cause, and it had human hands. Do
you think you're looking at a lab experiment that had gone wrong or something else.
That's a good question. What I think we're looking at is this is
my personal opinion. I think this is a cryptoid and I think it is
in the realm of Bigfoot. And I don't think anybody knows about it because
it doesn't want to be no and about Bigfoot. From my understanding, I
mean, you're always going to have some violent interactions with that kind of thing,
I think, But this thing wants you to know it's there. I
think this thing lives on fear. I think this thing is dangerous. I
think this thing should not be messed around with. It's really hard to say
to judge this. Is it a werewolf? I don't know. Is it?
Is it some kind of government experiment gone wrong? Is it something left
over from Chernobyl? I don't know. I don't know, but I know
it's there. I know it's there. I mean, I'm not making this
up. So what is it? And what kind of thing has teeth like
that. Every tooth in its head was sharp, and it smiled at us.
Now here's the deal. It could have ripped us apart. This thing
could have ripped us apart. It could have grabbed those shovels out of our
hands, and it could come down that hole and it could have just buried
us alive. But it didn't. So what's that about? What is that
about? And why is it living on fear? Why? I would love
to know that answer. I understand that if you're a hunter and you're in
the woods and you're out there hunting and the whole woods go silent, and
Okay, there's an apex predator out here. Okay, we're gonna look at
this. But this thing is different. Man, This thing projects fear before
it gets there. At least that was my experience, you know, And
I'm not going to take anything away from anybody's experience. And oh, that's
another thing I wanted to tell you. I really appreciate you doing the job
you do. And I really appreciate all the former guests that came on the
show that talk about this kind of thing, because we got to figure this
out. We got to figure this out. I don't know what this is,
but it's out there. It's not imaginary, and I think it's flesh
and blood. Well I wish they were imaginary, but as you saw,
unfortunately, they're real and they're out there. Oh, they're definitely out there,
there's no question. Besides being ridiculously sharp, was there anything else about
its teeth that surprised you? The width of its mouth. That thing could
almost be a shark. The width of its mouth. It looked like it
could hang its jaw back and just take a leg off, literally, like
take up with one bite, just take a leg off. And this was
a dog. This was a dog type. This wasn't a Type three or
any of that stuff. I've read your site and I think it's awesome.
Like I said, I love the work you do. But no, this
was a dog type. And this thing was aggressive. This thing was aggressive,
and the thing hunted us. That's what's so weird. Because Bigfoot doesn't
hunt you, Cryptoids don't hunt you. This thing hunts you. This is
something like out of a nightmare. This is something out of a a movie.
This is like Predator. I only got the limited experience, and I'm
not sure I want to be involved in any more of this. But at
the same time, you know, I'm probably going to go out there tomorrow
night just to go back to the cave and just to hang out there,
just to see you. Don't frighten easily. Why you know I've been through
my time? Yeah, I say you must have been. There are a
lot of people out there who are convinced that dog men like that are just
a type of evolved lemur, giant lemur. What would you say about that?
No? Absolutely, totally not no. And I'll tell you why.
Anything that can leap up a ten foot embankment without making a noise? Are
you kidding me? Are you really kidding me? The only time you're going
to see this thing is when it wants to see you. You don't hunt
it. It hunts you, and that's a fact. But the thing I
can say about that is we walked away from it. And I think most
people involved in this kind of research, or if you want to call it
research, I call it nightmare, walk away from it. So I'm not
sure what this is. I'm not sure. That's why I think it lives
on fear. I think it wants to get a rise out of you.
I think it wants to play with you. And it doesn't matter if you
have a forty cow or a I am sixty, It doesn't matter. It's
not gonna matter. This thing can out maneuver you. This thing can outthank
you, this thing can out flank you, this thing can outdo you.
So what the nature of this is? I don't know. And that kind
of reminds me of something spiritual in a way. But I don't want to
go there. I just don't want to go there because I don't think that's
the nature of this. I just think this thing is like the best hunter
that's ever lived. What are we going to do about it? You know?
I mean, what are we going to do about it? It lives
under our streets, It lives beside us. It only shows up when it
wants you to be afraid. How do you deal with that? I mean,
that's a really good question. How do you deal with that? There's
a whole bunch of guys out there that have been in combat, and I'm
going to tell you straight up, man, they're not going to deal with
this. Ain't nobody's gonna deal with this. This thing. It's quiet when
it wants to be, it's loud when it wants to be. It's silent
when it wants to be, and attacks when it wants to be, and
it installs fear in your soul. So what are we going to do about
that? How can we cope with this? Unfortunately, those guys are too
good at what they do. Yeah, they're really good at getting a rise
out of this whenever they want to. After it smiled at you, you
said it ran up that steep cliff. Did it do that on four legs
or two two legs? It was already on two legs. I never saw
it on four It was up that hill. Like, never see anything like
it. I never see anything like it. I mean, you're talking about
twenty feet and it didn't make a sound. That's one of the reasons why
we thought that maybe this thing was some kind of spiritual creature, because it
didn't make a sound when it went up that hill. So it's real confusing.
It's real confusing. I mean, to get down to the nitty gritty
of all this, it's real confusing. It makes noise when it wants to,
it's intimidating, It leaves fear in its weight, it lives for fear.
So what is this? You know? I mean, it could have
ripped us apart. Man, that thing could have ripped us to shreds.
We're just fifteen and sixteen year old boys. We didn't have a chance.
We had what do we have? A knife? A spear, sharpened sticks?
This thing? You gotta be kidding me. So that probably is the
biggest confusion in my brain, and that's probably why I'm going back out because
I want to understand why. Why would something function that way? That's not
the nature of a predator. So what are we dealing with here? Are
we dealing with something spiritual? Are we dealing with something that we shouldn't be
dealing with? Is this some kind of experiment gone wrong? Is it something
left over from War two? I don't know. I don't know, but
I'm going to tell you straight up, this is an apex predator on methamphetamy.
I mean, it's just crazy. I want the best for you,
Keith, I really do. When you go out there tomorrow night, he
part of me hopes he gets some answers, and another part of me hopes
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Slash Podcast. I'll tell you what. Having said that, I've got a
laundry list of questions to ask you still, but we're out of time.
Would you mind coming back next week to answer all these questions for me that
I still have for you. I will if you'll have me great. Yeah,
I'd love to have you back on. Well, yeah, we'll just
come back on next week and I'll have those questions ready for you. We'll
take her from there then, Keith, I want to thank you so much
for coming on the show this week, and of course I'm looking forward to
having you back next week. So thanks again so much for your time,
and I'm looking forward to having you back. Thank you, Vick, and
thank you for everybody that listens, and thank you for your show. And
I thank the world of you because of the work you do. Well,
thanks for the good words, but I wouldn't have it any other way.
But having said that, thanks again so much for your timing. We'll talk
with you next week.