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it's lard two nine o'clock. Yes, I'll just passed over. God.

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thousand feet above us. See,
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ninety one one. You just called
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airplanes he is to God more calm
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or calm on an unidentified flying object. A Welcome to UFO Chronicles a place

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strange and unexplained. If you've had an

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this is the UFO Chronicles Podcast.
Tonight's guest is a Matt from color and

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Matt will be sharing his experiences of
the CE five protocols, his UFO site,

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SINS, and the near death experience
after a devastating accident. Matt is

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Hello, Matt, Welcome to the
podcast. Ben Nick, thanks for having

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me. You are more than welcome. It was great to have you on

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today. Matt, and you're calling
from the state of Colorado. Yes,

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big Skuy country. One for now, Matt, you have a few experiences

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you're going to be sharing with us. Would you like start at the beginning

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please, sir, Yeah, I'd
love to share my experiences with you.

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The first one I want to talk
about is an experience that happened in two

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thousand and one. I purchased a
two thousand millennial Silver four Runner, and

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I'm a quadriplegic, and my brother
would pick me up and take me out

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of my wheelchair and put me in
the passenger seat and he would he could

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drive me around. It's kind of
a cool way to get around. And

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we drove down Our mother has a
ranch down in southern Colorado between Pueblo and

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Colorado Springs, and we drove down
there to show her the truck and hang

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out down there for a couple of
days. And we took the second day

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we were down there, we drove
back on their property. They had forty

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eighters and we drove the edge of
their property and turned around and we were

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coming back and just sort of four
wheeling u with there was no road or

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anything, and we kind of came
up over a little bit of a hill

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and I looked up and I was
like, whoa, hang on, stop

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right here. We looked up and
there was just it's kind of like your

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you know, science fiction movie type
saucer like metal. It was a little

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bit blurry above us, and it
was just sort of hanging out up there.

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Everybody was sort of we were all
wondering what it was. And I'm

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like, that's the UFO guys.
And it was me and my brother and

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my mom and my stepdad, and
we were all just kind of mesmerized by

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it. And it had like a
little bit of a cloud of dark around

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it, and I immediately thought maybe
they were using diesel fuel, like burning

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diesel, and you know, we
were kind of talking about it, and

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it then all of a sudden,
it just disappeared, kind of like went

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straight up, but it was gone. And one of the things that happened

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and I noticed was that no one
wanted to talk about it. It was

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just me wanting to discuss it and
go down the rabbit hole of what is

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that? And then you know that
I really had no interest in UFOs at

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all until that happened. I came
home and I started just researching as much

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stuff as possible. I even got
a little spiritual. I started learning about

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Buddhism and meditating, and I learned
how to meditate really well during the next

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couple of years, and you know, just it was just kind of researching

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and looking into things, and that
was my first encounter ever. And one

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of the weird things was that I
had a camera on my lap and I

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didn't even think about using it to
take a picture of the thing. And

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I've heard frequently that that happens to
other people too. So yeah, that

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was my first experience and then my
next one. So that was two thousand

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and one, and I just figured
out today when I was looking at my

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notes, I'm like, oh jeez, the next one happened in twenty twenty

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one, So it was twenty years
later, and it was in the spring

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of twenty twenty one, and we
were still going through the COVID COVID stuff,

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and I have since I'm a quarter
plegic. I require six hours of

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care every day with a caregiver,
just three hours of the morning and three

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at night, and so I usually
have like five caregivers that divide up all

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the work. And back then I
went down to two so that we weren't

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exposing other people unnecessarily, you know, we could kind of keep it keep

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it small here where we weren't affecting
other people's families and stuff. So I

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had one one girl, and she
was really into aliens and UFOs and I

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remember when I get an interview with
her. She I was like, you

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know, what's tell me something about
you that you know not many people know

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or you know. I kind of
was asking her questions and she pulled her

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lip down and she had a tattoo
of an alien head on her lip,

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and she's like, I just one
of my things is I always wanted to

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be an alien. And I was
like, wow, that's cool. I

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liked her so kind of matched with
my I told her about my buffos and

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one and all this. So then
when we're doing the care routine at night,

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we kind of have the TV on, so we started just kind of

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binging on that was related to UFOs
or any kind of documentary we could find

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on YouTube or Netflix or Amazon.
And we discovered doctor Greer, doctor Stephen

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Greer with the CE five stuff,
and I believe the film will unacknowledged that

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we were watching, and you know, I was really intrigued. I downloaded

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his app, it's like a fifteen
dollars app and paid for it and it

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started. She was also kind of
into like metaphysical stuff and she had learned

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how to meditate real good. And
I was like, okay, well we

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got the meditation part down. So
we would do that, and we would

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play the noises in the app like
there. I guess some of them are

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they're kind of like binarial beat type
of stuff, and I believe one of

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them was something that he recorded at
a crop circle somewhere, and so we

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would play that. There was one
that I kind of liked. It kind

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of resonated with both of us,
and it's a little shrilly, it's kind

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about kind of stuff. I got
noises like that, And we would go

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out on my back deck. I
have a pretty good a pretty high deck

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that you see a lot of sky, and so we would play this for

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like an hour each night before before
she would help me get in bed.

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And one of the things that I
heard in the documentary or I read it

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in the app somewhere, was that
pay attention to the animals around you,

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your dogs and cats, and see
if they notice anything, because sometimes they'll

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pick up on stuff you couldn't see. And that was almost immediate. I

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have a black lib dog and she
had her nose down and was sniffing like

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in circles around us. She was
not stopping, you know, she was

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she was like a like a hound
dog. Kind of and and she would

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mess up the side of the wall
of the house and then come back down

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and then start going around us.
It was like she was following something and

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that was something that I'd never seen
her do before. And I haven't seen

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her do it since those times when
the girl's name was in April, when

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her and I were doing that,
I still haven't seen the dog do that.

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So that was something that hits me
off. Kind of like early on

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when we started trying to use the
app that I was like, something's happening

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here where something's around us, which
intrigued me even more. But we tried

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for we tried for two weeks every
night to see you know, we didn't

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see anything, but the dog was, you know, periodically coming around Smith

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like that, not every time,
and we kind of gave up. We

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were like, Okay, well I
don't think this is going to work,

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and you know, but we did
our best with our meditation and everything.

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She would stay overnight and sleep in
the nurses area here and my house and

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to get me up in the morning. And one morning we were almost dung

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with the care. And it was
probably right after we stopped doing the the

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app at night and I went outside
on the deck. This is probably about

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it's about eleven o'clock in the morning, and I look off to my right.

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The sun was coming up on the
left and I look off to the

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right and I see these three like
orbs spears in the sky and they're like

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metallic, like pinball metal looking with
a swirling on the inside kind of.

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It was very strange, and they
kind of were bouncing around. They were

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in a you know, formation with
two on the bottom and one kind of

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on the top, almost like a
pyramid. And you know, I'm like,

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are those what are those that they
seem to kind of they were very

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fluid king almost like a I like
it was liquid mercury, and they were,

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you know, bouncing kind of around
but staying in this same like pyramid

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looking formation. And I'm like,
whoa, what's that? And I called

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the april outside and she looked up
at him and she goes, oh,

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you know, I'm like, there's
our UFO right here, you know,

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and she goes, that's not a
UFO. They look like saucers and they

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only show up at night. And
you know, I looked at her and

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I'm like, wait, how do
we get to know it's not up to

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us to decide what UFO looks like. We kept looking and they started they

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started moving kind of in a it
was kind of a clockwise motion around the

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top of my house and kind of, you know, there's probably five or

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head minutes that they were that I
could see them. And they went over

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the top of the house, and
I'm in my wheelchair and I'm of turning

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clockwise about one hundred and eighty degrees
and they they passed right in front of

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the sun, so they were between
me and the right but the sun kind

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of rising up and I kind of
lost sight of them for a second.

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Then they came back out on the
other side of the sun, and they

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moved real They're almost graceful. They're
kind of just floating along like a you

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know, you kide mistaken it for
a balloon almost, but they were They're

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definitely not balloons, but they were
kind of moving, you know, real

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slow. And then just one of
them blinks, and I was sort of

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like, oh, of course they're
going to blink now that the sun's behind

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them, you know, so that
I know, if not the sun reflecting

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on them, and then they just
all three disappeared, one at a time,

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just one and then the other and
then the other. And I mean

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that was such an incredible experience that
it changed me. You know, it

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even made me more obsessed with learning
about UFOs and you know, and then

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I got into the UFO Twitter stuff
and kind of really just trying to learn

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as much as possible. And then
what happens a week later is the real

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crazy part of the story. Is
I have a catheter that I used and

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it filled up a leg bag with
my urine. And it was about a

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week after we had thought at those
the catheter plugged. Sometimes that you know,

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can get like a calcium deposit in
it or something, and it becomes

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a very serious situation for me.
And the bag doesn't fill up, and

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we noticed that that was happening,
and so we had to like get in

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the car and get me in my
van real quick and get to the emergency

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room so that they can, you
know, figure out what the problem was.

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And we get in there and the
emergency room doctor removes the catheter and

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puts in a new one. And
that was the main problem. I experienced,

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this thing called autonomic dysreflexia. While
that's happening, and my blood pressure

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goes real high and I'm at risk
of having a stroke, and you know,

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the blood the blood pressure went down, the body started calming. It

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was pretty much figured out, and
the emergency room doctor said, you know,

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just out of curiosity, let's do
a CT scan on your abdomen with

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with the contrast guy. And so
they were. They got that, They

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got an I V in me and
they pumped in the contrast and they had

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me in the CP scan and my
my vein infiltrated, so it kind of

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exploded. So the contrast got inside
my body. You know, I just

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went into areas that shouldn't have and
I started having an allergic reaction and I

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couldn't breathe. They were frantically trying
to get an ID into my neck to

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uh, I guess, save save
my life. I'm not sure how they

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do it, exactly what they would
be pumping in, but they weren't having

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any luck giving any IDs inside of
me. I was a little bit dehydrated

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and the veins were rolling and I
was starting to see white, which I've

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had a couple of deer death experiences. This would be my second one,

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and I could hear them, you
know, a nurse was like, Okay,

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his blood pressure is lowering. He's
down to you know, eighty over

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thirty. He's you know, and
they would they would give an update,

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okay, every five minutes to say, now his blood pressure it's fifty over

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you know, twenty. It got
down to twenty over like five, and

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there's like his pulses but like five
or something like that. And I couldn't

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see anymore, and I was just
they couldn't get anything into me. It

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was just a mess. They were
a rushing and I remember turning my head

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to the right and just kind of
going, all right, I think this

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is it, you know about ready
to pass. And I hear the exact

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noises that we were the Binarial Beach
from the app in my ear like,

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and I don't I don't have my
phone. I didn't have my phone.

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They weren't playing. I don't think
anyone else could hear it. I could

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hear it. And all of a
sudden, I was back and they were

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still trying to get the IDs and
me, and I was like, hey,

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I'm back, I'm back. I
feel great, guys, and they

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weren't even really paying attention, so
they frantically got me into another room and

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they got an EMT from an ambulance
and then and he was able to get

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the neck id and I was talking
to him like, hey, I'm fine,

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I don't even know if we need
this, and then there's sort of

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pumping stuff in there. But that
was one of the weirdest things that's ever

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happened. And the only thing I
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some start. It felt like an
invention, like they helped me. Yeah,

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so that's my that's my real big
UFO story right there. Interesting stuff.

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Matt. Wow, that's very strange. So you heard these binary beats,

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it was identical to to what I
was using with the app too to

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see them, you know, like
we were trying to call them with that

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same noise those two weeks during the
night, and it was the exact same

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noises. You know. A lot
a lot of times I hear where people

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have gone through something and there is
some kind of interaction with us. Certain

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times it seems to help us.
It is very possible that someone had a

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hand in what was going on and
helped you out there. Yeah. I

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mean, your guess is as good
as mine. I really I have no

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idea what that was. Yeah,
the contrast die. I had that this

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year. I had a kidney stone
that was stuck and had to go into

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a surgery and I had that contrast
dye. It's a very strange thing to

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have, that is. Yeah,
it's kind of a warm feeling when you're

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in the scan, you know,
you kind of get what is that.

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I was in absolutely agony when I
went in they scanned me, but they

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put this die in me first,
so I didn't know what. I was

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in so much pain. I didn't
know what was going on. But yeah,

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it is very strange feeling. And
I didn't realize you could have allergic

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reaction to it. Yeah. I've
heard of two people that had died from

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allergic reaction from that stuff. God, I didn't know that. Okay,

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Well you said that was your second
near death experience. That was? That

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was? I mean, the time
I can tell you the whole story.

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Really. I was going to school
in Rochester, New York. I was

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going to the Rochester Institute of Technology. This was back in nineteen ninety one,

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when I was twenty one, and
I had just transferred up there from

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a state college in Colorado, and
I was learning how to do photography and

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we were going to get into some
like satellite imaging classes and stuff like that.

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My mother came up for parents' weekend
and she wanted to go drive around

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upstate New York and see like Niagara
Hall and things like that, and so

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she picked me up. And that
was like seven o'clock in the morning on

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a Saturday. It was raining that
day, and she picked me up in

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a rental car. It was a
Geo Prism nineteen ninety one, your Prism.

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And I got in and I told
her I was really tired. I've

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been partying the night before and I
didn't have much sleep, and I was

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a little sick, and so I
just leaned the seat back. And remember

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the seat belt in those cars where
you would get in and shut the door,

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the shoulder belt would come on you
automatically and you would have to fasten

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the lap belt yourself, which I
didn't do. The shoulder belt came on,

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I was like, okay, good
enough, and then I leaned the

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seatback and I was sleeping and I
woke up in a being hoisted up into

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a helicopter. We we had gotten
in an accident and I broke my neck

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on the passenger. The shoulder belt
and saved my life from me going through

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the windshield, but it rose rotated
me around to where my head, I

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guess was on the seat and my
knees were down where your seat would go.

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And they had to pull me out
of the car and I was in

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you know, shocks probably, and
I kind of came to while they were

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hoisting me up into the helicopter,
and then one of the nurses was like,

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you were in an accident. You
know, I passed out again.

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I kind of came to and in
the hospital and you know, the the

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nurses in there were you know,
I'm like, okay, get out of

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my way and can get back to
class. And ah, they were like

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here, you can't your paraife you
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my hands, and I told him, I'm like I'm moving them, you

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know, I was trying to that
they weren't moving. So I kind of

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I get a little slide show kind
of images of the next week or two

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what was happening. You know,
I just wake up and kind of passed

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out because of the fact that I
was now paralyzed, and they told me

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I was a quadriplegic. And during
that time, I had to get a

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surgery to put a halo device on
my head where they didn't even do this

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anymore, but they get it back
then where they drill these screws into your

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head, two in your forehead and
two in the back of the head,

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and it's kind of a metal contraption
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It's really it's really horrific torturest kind
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during that surgery where you know that I

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was under and I kind of I
went into the there's this tunnel of light

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and I went up. I'm going
through it and I could lift down and

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see my body and it was just
it was comforting. It was relaxing,

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it was inviting. It was kind
of like really nice, like being like

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being in a nice uh eighty degree
water kind of feeling. You know,

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you could You're just you're just tunneling, you know, it's pulling you up.

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And then there's there's like a light
at the top and there's these there

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were three beings up there. I
could see them, but they're still allette

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and they were like, just you
know, calm down, you're you're fine.

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You know, this one's over.
You're you know, you did okay,

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you know, you're just keep coming. You know, everything's to be

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fine. And I was, you
know, it was very inviting, it

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was very comforting. I was sort
of letting it happen. And and then

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I'm like, wha wait am I
am? I dying? And they're like,

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just relaxed, you know, let
it happen, just go And I

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told them I really can't go.
I can't go, you know, and

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they're like, oh, no,
you have to, you have no choice.

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Just come keep coming, keep going, just let it happen. I

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was like, have you guys seen
all these women coming to visit me in

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the hospital? You know, there's
a lot of people from college and a

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lot of girls coming to visit me. And I was like, no,

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I can't go. They're visiting me, you know, these girls that I

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liked. And they laughed. The
people at the top of the tunnel are

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being they laughed, whatever they did. I don't know. All of a

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sudden, I go back down into
my body and it was like a loud

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noise and I got all of a
sudden back in my body and I opened

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my eyes. I was in like
a recovery room after the surgery. But

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I would definitely consider that to be
my first near death experience. Well,

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it seems that Matt is very stubborn. He wasn't ready to go. No,

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I was that. I often think
when people have these near def experiences

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and they don't carry on that journey, it's very evident that they still have

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things to do on this physical play. Their journey isn't over yet. Yeah,

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and in my h it's been crazy
the stuff that's happened. But yeah,

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the will, the will to live
was there. You know, what

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were your thoughts about reincarnation That I
believe in reincarnation big time. Yeah.

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I've had a few past life regressions
that I've gone through and I remember,

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you know, I'm like, Okay, I'm gonna have to make something up

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because I don't really believe this is
going to work. And I've gone to

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places and I'm like, whoa,
that was not what I expected. So

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I definitely believe in reincarnation for sure. You know, I've always been of

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the belief. I've said this on
past episodes. I've always believed that when

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it comes to reincarnation, I look
at it as like a big library,

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and each different book is a different
life. Some of those books are very

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easy reads. Some of them are
very difficult and complicated, and so that's

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the kind of way I look at
it. So when someone's going through very

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difficult, troublesome, traumatic life,
I firmly believe is because we've already selected

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that life that book, and that's
the journey. That's the learning curve,

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is to read that book. There
are other books which are easy, easy

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life, but some books are difficult, and I think we have to read

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those books sometimes to move on.
Yeah, that's interesting. Yeah, I

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feel like I'm supposed to learn something, and I feel like in my previous

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I don't know what you would call
it, reincarnations, whatever I was before

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this life, I feel like I
kept messing it up. I wasn't learning

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what I was supposed to learn.
And there's something in me that I just

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kind of understand that by becoming a
quadriplegic and not being able to move my

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hands, that I'm going to finish
this life without messing it up. Does

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that make any sense? It's gonna
just not. I'm not able to give

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in a lot of trouble, you
know, And I think that that's sort

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of what I need to do to
move on out of the reincarnations. Yeah,

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that does make sense. It's like
it's gives you an opportunity to focus

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on other things. Yes, yeah, and I can't physically do what I've

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done previously that that, you know, it kept making me have a reincarnation.

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Yeah, that does make sense.
You're twenty one when this happened.

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That was I can't admit to understand
how what it must have been for you.

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All right, it's quite evident that
you were very strong willed person.

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Yeah, I would say, yeah, when you when you have one of

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these injuries, you definitely you're a
stranger among all able bodied people. You

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know, you're kind of the stranger
in a strange land kind of thing.

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You're you know, I've been an
able bodied person. I know what that's

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like, and then now I know
what this is like. The people around

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me and the able body they have
no idea what this is like, you

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know, and I can tell them, and I always tell them, I

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wish that they could just be me
for an hour to feel what it's like,

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not you know, not be able
to feel your body like the sensation

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of when you're paralyzed, you can't
you can't feel anything. I can't steel

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hands. I can see them when
I have my eyes open, but you

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really you can't feel them. And
it's a very strange thing. I think

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it would definitely freak everybody out,
but it definitely would make them appreciate their

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life. They I don't think they
would complain about traffic as much. That

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That's exactly you know, when when
something happens, you know a lot of

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people, they spend their whole life
worrying and complaining about the smallest of things.

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I look at it. No matter
what happens to you in life,

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you know, there's always someone which
which has it has it harder. You

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know, there's someone which has more
difficulties in life. You're just complaining about

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traffic things, silly things like that, which in the great scheme of things,

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it doesn't matter. Yeah, yeah, precisely. That's that's the message

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I'm trying to convey there. And
and there's people that are more paralyzed than

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me. You know that. I
look at them, and they're looking at

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me like they're jealous of, you
know, my ability to I can shrug

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my shoulders and I can move my
biceps you know enough to kind of do

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some things with my arms. But
there's guys out there that can't do that,

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you know, and I'm like,
wow, you know, they can

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be jealous of me. And there's
other guys that can just they can move

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their fingers a little bit, and
you know, they're a lot more independent.

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They don't require all the characters,
and you know, they can drive

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cards, and they can put themselves
in bed and stuff like that, and

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I'm jealous of them, you know. And then of course they're jealous of

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the of a paraplegics that can actually
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Yeah, it's just there's just a
big chain of you know, one

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person is worse than the other.
No, that's been one of the one

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of the parts of this of that
voice. I'm kind of interesting. Yeah,

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That tell you why I am jealous
about it? Though? Is your artwork?

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Well? Thank you to our listeners. Matt is actually an extremely talented

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artist. And you paint via your
moufe, Matt, don't you. Yeah,

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yeah, yeah, that's correct.
Yeah. I can hear a little

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bit with my hand. Put,
I can put a brush in there.

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But if I really want to abstract, look, I can move my shoulder

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around that way. But when I'm
doing real detailed stuff, I'll put I'd

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put the brush in my mouth.
And you know, there was many years

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there after I was first injured where
I didn't try anything at all that I

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used to do. You know.
I used to like to draw and stuff

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like that. And then it was
probably ten years ago and I tried it

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in my mouth and I was act. I was able to create and do

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some detailed work, and I started
doing oil paintings, and I would do

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like one a week. You know, it'd get all set up and spend

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like a whole day working on it. Actually, the oil paints the nice

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because you could put it in the
freezer and you use it for like a

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week, you know. Then I
found out the the Yeah, the oil

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paint's really bad for your your health
and stuff. Like, I switched over

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to a crylic but I'm still doing
it and I don't create one a week

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anymore. I'm doing like maybe one
thinking every couple of months. But it's

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a it's a it's kind of like
a meditation, you know. It takes

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your mind off of all the stuff
that the monkey mind, you know that

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your mind's going that's all the time. It just calms me down. I

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really enjoy the piecefuls of it.
And yeah, you know, it's that's

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what I do. It's pretty amazing. I love you. You did a

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kirk of Ain one. Yeah,
yeah, and that was sort of a

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I was doing just three colors back
then. So yeah, that's actually one

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of my favorite ones too. Yeah, I love that. I was was

415
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a huge fan of Navana back in
the nineties. That's great, wonderful,

416
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okay, ma'am. Would you would
you say you're you're a spiritual person now,

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because you know, because of everything
else happened spiritual you know, when

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I hear that, I always think
of the religions and stuff. You know,

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I'm actually not into that. I
believe I believe more that I believe

420
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that we're created by aliens and those
were just guides that come down and and

421
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maybe that's just how we interpreted it
was through religion. You know, maybe

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there's a race that created us and
they would come down and not not to

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freeak us out, they would close
as a as a you know, like

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a Jesus type figure or you know, to kind of teach us about science

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and how to do things. Yeah, that's where I'm at. So I

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don't know if that's spiritual or not. I don't know. I mean there's

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spiritualism, and you know, then
there's being spiritual. Spiritualism is all to

428
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do psychic mediums and that kind of
thing. Paranormal experiences, well, yeah,

429
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like I've noticed that when I do
the the CE five apps. When

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I when I was doing it with
April, me and her were both pretty

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positive and open minded and stuff,
and I felt like we attracted something benevolent

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there that actually helped me in the
hospital. And then I've done I've done

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other I've done another experiments with that
stuff with other people and they're they're not

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so open to it, and I
feel like we've pulled them from the level

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and type energees or I don't know
what they are experienced, but I've noticed

436
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that there's like it feels like ghost
activity afterwards for like a month sometimes and

437
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I'll get all these weird noises and
things moving in my house just mostly it's

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mostly noises, and then well,
I'll go try to find out what the

439
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noise was. But it sounds like
someone through a bunch of silverware across the

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wood floor of my house out in
the living room and you know, throw

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a couple of bowling balls. It
was really loud, and come out and

442
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look around. You can't even find
anything, you know, stuff like that.

443
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I guess I would consider that to
be kind of paranormal type stuff.

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And are you and April still practicing
the meditation and using the app? No,

445
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we're not. Where she no longer
helps me. It's gonna moved.

446
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And you know, the caregivers come
and go frequently. I've had quite a

447
00:37:23.960 --> 00:37:29.719
few overall the thirty two years of
their para life. But no, that's

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why I would be trying it with
some other people. But I mean,

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I can text her still and anytime
there's anything interesting with UFOs or any kind

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of news or anything else. Nexted
to her. We're still friendly like that,

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but we haven't we haven't attempted to
do the CE five protocols ever.

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Again, that's good that you're still
in contact with When you know, when

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you interview new cares, do you
ask them do you have any UFO tattoos?

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When I interview new people sometimes,
I mean I'm a little wie about

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it, to be honest, I
don't want to be judged, you know,

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although nowadays it's pretty much it's out
there in the mainstream, but you

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know, I don't want to be
called crazy or anything like that, especially

458
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if I'm trying to hire somebody and
interview. Yeah, well day, I

459
00:38:17.000 --> 00:38:20.239
don't ever think that, but yeah, it is. Things are a lot

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more out in the open now,
and I think it's a bit of an

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icebreak if you go up to someone
and say, you know, if you

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00:38:24.239 --> 00:38:30.559
ever had a paranormal experience or we'll
see a UFO is really surprising the amount

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of things which are people that actually
come out with Yeah, very true.

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00:38:34.039 --> 00:38:38.039
Yeah, lots of people have had
of the experiences. Yeah, maybe I'll

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incorporate that into my interview. Yeah, you should do. I can be

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out and obviously I'm an audio show
so not a lot of people know what

467
00:38:46.079 --> 00:38:50.880
I look like. I like not
being very known. So you know,

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00:38:50.960 --> 00:38:53.679
when I'm out they were a barbecue
for instance. You know, you meet

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00:38:53.719 --> 00:38:57.280
someone and the conversation always goes,
you know, what do you do?

470
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So like my job is, you
know, run a podcast, So oh

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00:39:00.800 --> 00:39:04.360
really, what was the podcast about? So then you know, I tell

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00:39:04.400 --> 00:39:08.239
them and then they spend the next
thirty forty minutes telling me about you know,

473
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their experiences. So it is a
good little icebreaker, and you'll be

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surprised. You really will be surprised. And some of the things people will

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tell you. Yeah, I mean
that's that's good advice. And I've opened

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00:39:22.719 --> 00:39:25.679
up a lot more about it.
I like to talk about it to everybody,

477
00:39:25.760 --> 00:39:30.920
my family, my immediate family around
me. They would probably tell you

478
00:39:30.000 --> 00:39:37.079
that he never he never shuts up
about this stuff when I'm in public,

479
00:39:37.199 --> 00:39:40.239
Like I try to get guarded a
little bit more than an icebreaker, Like,

480
00:39:40.800 --> 00:39:44.519
yeah, that's what it's all about. It needs to be more conversation.

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00:39:44.679 --> 00:39:47.280
You know, people need to open
up a lot more about this,

482
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because that's the biggest problem. People
are so afraid what people are going to

483
00:39:52.280 --> 00:39:54.840
think about them. Are they going
to think I'm crazy, And in fact,

484
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that's the top title of a lot
of the emails I get, is

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You're going to think I'm crazy?
Oh I bet yeah, the opening line.

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I remember when I first got home
from the hospital, which was in

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ninety two, and I went outside
in my backyard one night and I just

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I remember looking up at the stars
and thinking like, is there any way

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that aliens can fix me? Because
the doctors on earth have no idea how

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to fix the spinal cord. And
then I remember going, oh my god,

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I got to stop thinking that.
You know, this is in the

492
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nineties. I'm like, if anyone
finds out, it might put me in

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a institution or something like that.
I really kind of had to chase that

494
00:40:44.280 --> 00:40:47.360
thought out of my mind. But
nowadays I'm open and talking about it all

495
00:40:47.519 --> 00:40:53.119
all the time. That's good.
And you have very recently written a book,

496
00:40:53.360 --> 00:40:58.480
Matt, Yeah, yeah, it
my memoir. It's an autobiography,

497
00:40:59.079 --> 00:41:02.840
my memoir so far up until fifty
three years old. You know. It

498
00:41:04.559 --> 00:41:09.639
covers all the near death experiences,
any of the UFO type stuff. It's

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00:41:09.719 --> 00:41:15.840
called uncommon vision embracing the n scene. And it was really fun to do

500
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it. Quickly. I used a
little AI to help me along the way.

501
00:41:21.920 --> 00:41:25.159
It's definitely my story. I wrote
a couple other books before with a

502
00:41:25.280 --> 00:41:30.440
pen named Irene Parker, and one
of them was science fiction, and I

503
00:41:30.719 --> 00:41:37.960
got gpt to read the book and
then learn my voice, and then I

504
00:41:37.000 --> 00:41:43.960
would see in my rough draft for
my memoir and have it kind of rewrite

505
00:41:44.000 --> 00:41:47.039
it in my voice. And I
was having so much fun with that and

506
00:41:47.079 --> 00:41:52.079
make it was crazy. And then
I did the cover art I did with

507
00:41:52.199 --> 00:41:57.360
Generative AI as well, so that
was really fun to do. But it's

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00:41:57.880 --> 00:42:01.719
just been released June. I'm proud
of it. You know, it opens

509
00:42:01.840 --> 00:42:05.159
up a whole new world to you, doesn't it. You know, it

510
00:42:05.320 --> 00:42:07.559
means that people can read it,
you can experience, you know, what

511
00:42:07.719 --> 00:42:13.079
you've gone through, what has happened
over the years on your journey. Yes,

512
00:42:13.239 --> 00:42:15.719
exactly. It goes right through all. Yeah, there's a lot,

513
00:42:16.239 --> 00:42:20.960
you know, it's only short,
it's only one hundred and twenty five pages,

514
00:42:21.119 --> 00:42:27.320
but it's pretty loaded full of this
kind of stuff UFOs and the paranormal,

515
00:42:27.480 --> 00:42:31.159
the psychic kind of stuff that I
I've noticed that I kind of have

516
00:42:31.920 --> 00:42:37.440
that it's gotten stronger since the accident, keeps getting stronger, but yeah,

517
00:42:37.480 --> 00:42:44.400
it's all in there. Uncommon vision
embracing the end scene by Matt Hendrick.

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00:42:44.719 --> 00:42:47.480
What I do is, Matt,
I'll put the links directly below this episode

519
00:42:47.840 --> 00:42:52.760
so people can go grab themselves a
copy. I know I am going to

520
00:42:52.000 --> 00:42:55.880
order one for sure, and i'd
also you have a you have a website,

521
00:42:55.960 --> 00:42:59.960
Matt, where you have your aunt
on as well. Yeah, yeah,

522
00:43:00.239 --> 00:43:07.079
fun hendre H and Vriick Media dot
com. Good stuff, and your

523
00:43:07.559 --> 00:43:13.360
YouTube players on there, and people
can take a look and watch you do

524
00:43:13.559 --> 00:43:15.920
some of your art. Yeah.
Yeah, there are some time lapses of

525
00:43:16.440 --> 00:43:21.360
me mouth painting. Check out there. I suggest people do check it out.

526
00:43:21.440 --> 00:43:23.320
It is absolutely fascinating. Matt.
All right, thank you, Nick

527
00:43:24.079 --> 00:43:28.679
sire. Good stuff, Matt.
You did just find Matt you're actually a

528
00:43:28.840 --> 00:43:30.480
natural. Oh great, Okay,
well, Matt, I wish you the

529
00:43:30.559 --> 00:43:35.199
best of luck. Keep in contact, Matt all right. Yeah, Matt,

530
00:43:35.320 --> 00:43:37.800
I really appreciate you coming on sharing
that for our listeners. Yeah,

531
00:43:37.920 --> 00:43:40.679
thank you for having me. You
are more than welcome. Matt. All

532
00:43:40.760 --> 00:43:45.199
right, you take care and definitely
keep in contact, all right, and

533
00:43:45.360 --> 00:43:47.440
we will speak soon. You got
it. Nice to me you nice to

534
00:43:47.519 --> 00:43:50.800
meet you too, Matt. All
right, take care bye for now.

535
00:43:51.880 --> 00:43:55.239
That's all for this week. Keep
updated and connected with the show on x

536
00:43:55.559 --> 00:44:00.480
Facebook and Instagram. And if you
have an encounter that you like to share

537
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on the podcast, you can email
me at UFO Chronicles at gmail dot com

538
00:44:06.599 --> 00:44:09.920
or you can reach out to me
via the contact page on my website ufo

539
00:44:10.079 --> 00:44:15.639
Chronicles podcast dot com. A big
fang you do Matt for sharing tonight,

540
00:44:15.840 --> 00:44:20.679
and thank you all for listening.
I will be back next week. Till

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then, stay safe and keep watching
the skies. Goodbye, mu