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Speaker 4: Oh wow, okay, welcome everyone, Good evening, everyone, Welcome to
Mac Maloney's Military Saw show. Here in the distant Thunder
Radio Network. This is Mac Maloney. What a show we
have for you tonight. It's already started. We just haven't
started recording. Let's see with us. Let me start here
with us as our engineer, producer, getaway driver. Why am
I on first?
Speaker 5: Because you're the engineer, the engineer, you're responsible for this.
Speaker 4: Also sitting at this table. I hate this table. Man.
We looked at the like the three stooges. Look at
us up there, you know, and you'll larry spread out.
All right, let me get into the big here. Uh, girls,
sit yourselves down. Start fanning yourself. You need your big
box of clinics and big box. You're squeezy squeegee in
you lube is a very famous one one to see one.
Speaker 5: Wow, shut up, I'm broadcasting. Welcome everyone to the show.
Hello Mac oh one.
Speaker 4: I looked over at you when I said fanning. You
were literally fanning yourself.
Speaker 5: I was fanning myself.
Speaker 4: It's kind of disturbing.
Speaker 5: Are good thing you don't see me in my private life,
you know.
Speaker 4: Yeah, we'll pass on that. So you've been back on
the ground three weeks, four weeks.
Speaker 5: Let's see March. When did we come here? March thirteenth?
So a month, yeah, month, month and two days.
Speaker 4: Yeah, huh yeah.
Speaker 5: We've been here in America, God bless America. And it's
a what is it the year of the two hundred
and fiftieth anniversary of the revolution? Fifty taverish and they
say the revolution will not be televised.
Speaker 4: That's right, yeah, you know this one maybe ally cut
funds forty cut funds of the celebration. Anyway, is also
with us is our senior international correspondent down there my
sister's tank top, West Virginia. Switch play Steve, what switchy?
Speaker 6: Great to be here in tank top?
Speaker 4: Is it? Okay? So let me paint the picture here.
He doesn't have the moth being shower curtain in the
back round that I can see. You don't have any glasses.
He's showing there must be lockness or something. And he's
wearing his prison outfitting in right.
Speaker 6: Oh there is the photograph. No, no, this is a
baby mothband. Yea yeah, anyway, behind me.
Speaker 4: Like, yeah, put your shirt down first, okay, go ahead, you.
Speaker 7: Want the whole fool manti No, no, okay, but behind
me is it is a photograph I took in about
November of nineteen seventy three from lockedness.
Speaker 4: Oh yeah, nice, because today you've got any talking about
UFOs all the lockness.
Speaker 6: Yeah, well there's a particular alleged landing the whole place
right near there, and talk a little bit more about
someone just briefly about some other sightings. But yeah, there's
one kind of a famous one that supposedly took place.
Speaker 4: Wow. Cool, very cool, all right nice. Also with us
is a senior international security chief, Willie Club WILLI, how
are you good?
Speaker 8: It's also great to be here, guys.
Speaker 4: Uncle Lad's walking around here. I should mention that the
elephant in the room is that Dave just brought us
about three pounds of ingon drinks. Right, we'd catch up, Yeah,
okay something wow, oh man, I can smell them. They
just okay, can't eat on the air, though maybe we can.
One wants the entire table move closer to him. Here
he goes, So you're within reach I'm supposed seeing On
the other how are they? Those are those contra Yeah,
those aren't those other ones. Those are those puff ones.
Those are the real ones you that'd phone sure with
al Okay, So Club what's doing with you?
Speaker 8: You know, there's just much new that I just don't
have time.
Speaker 4: It's old.
Speaker 8: But later on I give you some highlights.
Speaker 4: You know you we're in a Patriots shure. Yeah, this
is this is football week, the draft, football week. What
are you talking about? Yeah?
Speaker 8: No, well I got the football draft this week.
Speaker 4: You think they're gonna draft someone good for the first
time in twenty five years? Twenty four years.
Speaker 8: They got the fourth pick.
Speaker 4: They'll do Okay, they won't. They'll be all right, they won't.
So everything okay with you? You have any drunk food nearby?
Speaker 8: We do not in the office there. I have it
in the down. I can't keep it in the office
when I'm doing the show, otherwise I'll be you know
stuff and you know, eating double dogs around.
Speaker 4: Oh, what's the magic word? So let me just paint
another picture here. I'm watching one one and he is
just taking a huge play of You know.
Speaker 5: I haven't had anything since a slice of pizza Cumberland Farms.
Speaker 4: Oh, I mean weeks.
Speaker 5: Bottle of water. I've been so busy trying to set
up the apartment with whatever we might have.
Speaker 4: Let tay yump back on tracks.
Speaker 5: You know what I hate is when you get stuff
from Ikea and you look at it and you say, wow,
that's that's a really nice piece of furniture. Yes, it's
not bad. It's not bad. For the money, it's not great,
and you get it. It's in a million pieces.
Speaker 4: Well yeah, well there, sweetish. They expect you to put
it together. That's the concept.
Speaker 5: It's it's literally I got these two big boxes of
stuff and all it is is like a little mini
die net set, two chairs on the table. Okay, we
got this awesome Amish dining rooms, dining room set coming
in on the boat sets due to set sail and.
Speaker 4: Yeah right, if the U boats don't get it, get
ready to sale.
Speaker 5: Captain.
Speaker 4: Wow, okay, so we're.
Speaker 6: Extra twenty bucks. They'll send a as similar. But the
trouble is you've got to keep them and feed them
for the rest of his life.
Speaker 4: He's on call. Uh so club, thanks for joining us,
my pleasure. You follow the red slice too.
Speaker 8: I'm trying not to write histeric start for the guy
gave up thirteen runs in the first inning. Yeah, I'm
at the football right now.
Speaker 4: Okay, good, good for you. It's in April. That's cool.
Speaker 5: Also, uh where did Channer how pitch badly? In spite?
That's the scuttle button.
Speaker 4: Yeah he was, Oh, in spite he was doing on purpose. Yeah,
that's what I'd say if I gave her thirteen runs
in one. Yeah, sure I did. I hate to overrate it. Anyway,
he made well. He made his way also with us
down there in North Carolina super fans, Susie, Kay, Susan,
how are you the check with the club?
Speaker 9: That?
Speaker 4: Wow, she's waving.
Speaker 10: And happy to be here.
Speaker 11: How is everybody?
Speaker 10: It's nice to see you all.
Speaker 4: We're good, Susan. We're the neck of wafers inside.
Speaker 10: Every buddy had them saving the envelope.
Speaker 5: And you've got neck away for yea.
Speaker 4: The liquorice though, oh, send them back. She hates licorice.
Who doesn't.
Speaker 5: My horse, My horse loved liquor Really?
Speaker 4: What happened to him? Where is he now?
Speaker 5: We got him when he was about nineteen, really.
Speaker 4: He said, senior assistant.
Speaker 5: At that point he lived at three three different farms
on the street that I lived on the street. In
the street, we were the lost farm.
Speaker 4: Okay, thank you for joining us, Susan. Everything's okay. You're
cat free.
Speaker 12: Correct temporarily I should say, for the time being, I'm
trying not to break the cat code out of respect
for you.
Speaker 4: Thank you, But I and I appreciated that picture you
sent me. I think last Friday where the person had
a cat tattooed on their stomach in the navel was
the cat? You know?
Speaker 10: It was horrific. It do something that.
Speaker 4: Who would do that? Do you understand? You see? But
that's permanent, right, that was clarified. That's the next cillion.
It was a person could come up with a way
to get rid of tattoos because you're.
Speaker 10: Really I mean.
Speaker 4: Not anymore. It's terrible. Look at that, Brandy.
Speaker 9: I cannot see that.
Speaker 4: I cannot see Dave Quick Jackie d so also with us.
It was our good friend Brandy X Brandy, how are you?
Speaker 9: I am so excited to be here.
Speaker 4: I know everyone now, well, last time you were here
we talked about how you it's Brandy with an eye correct, yeah,
and you got put a hot over it is that
she's making a hot now.
Speaker 9: I haven't before, but I'll do it.
Speaker 4: Really Okay, that may be mac after Doc. We don't know.
Speaker 10: Brandy like Madonna? Is it just brand?
Speaker 4: Sure? What name? Yeah?
Speaker 5: They share was it Brandy, after the drink or after
the song.
Speaker 9: But I don't know.
Speaker 4: Yeah, I believe the drink of course.
Speaker 5: You know.
Speaker 6: Parents man, you want me to put a hard over mine?
Speaker 4: No, that's okay, we're passing. That's a hot pass.
Speaker 9: Well, I'll take all the black licorice necks because I
do like black.
Speaker 4: Oh all right, now we're there. That's too bad, okay,
le Well, Brandy was going to.
Speaker 8: I have a package of the liquors rolls.
Speaker 4: Oh disgusting. Well, Brandy was going to join us on
a regular basis, But now I'm gonna have to reevaluate.
Speaker 8: You know, black licorice is an aphrodisiac. Did you know that?
Speaker 4: Uh? Hang on, I did not.
Speaker 5: I did not know that, at least for me.
Speaker 4: I understand it. At least for me. You got okay,
when you know Al has a whole bag of black liquor,
don't eat any And that's one when we have to
finish the show, bomb exactly, Bob. Wow, Okay, black licorice
is the way to go. Yikes, Brandy, So thanks for
joining us. We appreciate it. Where are you anyway? Can
you tell us where you are?
Speaker 9: I mean Wisconsin in northern Wisconsin and it was flurrying today.
It was what flurry.
Speaker 4: Lay? I mean, I thought it'd be I thought it'd
be a blizzard every time it snowed.
Speaker 9: No, no, it was just real windy and it didn't stick,
so it was just flash.
Speaker 5: I gotta ask you a question.
Speaker 4: Yeah, watch it.
Speaker 5: Do you like kringles?
Speaker 4: I do?
Speaker 5: Is a kringle and aphrodisiac for you?
Speaker 4: I can't.
Speaker 9: I do like sugar.
Speaker 4: So yeah, remember.
Speaker 5: When Barbara from Madeline Island, Yes go ahead, brought some
kringles over.
Speaker 13: And.
Speaker 5: Those little ones like a ring of pastry.
Speaker 4: It's that's right. Was thinking of the fake potato. You
can't start.
Speaker 5: You cut off a piece, and then you cut off
another one, and then you cut off another piece. You
end up eating half of it at one's sitting.
Speaker 4: So what's the what's the It's the sugar count sugar.
Speaker 5: Yea sweet, the little fruity stuff. It depends what they
got different kinds.
Speaker 6: Of m don't get a prune one, don't.
Speaker 5: Get thee a prune one that sounds like a real
you make regular.
Speaker 4: I think they do.
Speaker 5: Ship him to your frozen.
Speaker 4: Well that's even better. Maybe Dave can whip a few
of them for us.
Speaker 5: By the way, they have to die for Kringles anyway.
Speaker 4: All right, so we're all here, we're gonna me talk
about weird things tonight. I just have to have say
a couple of things. First of all, we last week
we had Greg master on. He's one of these guys
who knows all about VA, virtual reality and artificial intelligence.
And on his recommendation, I bought this thing. You know,
the name of it is in chat j GTP. What
is that is that it? He's filled his face with
onngon rings wanting chat GPT. Right, it's forty bucks a month.
I'm telling you, I'm getting to rely on this thing
like you wouldn't believe. You can just speak into it
now they have voice and then just say, I don't
know what are the baseball standings today, Bob? It's there
in three seconds. It's it's an amazing tool. I can
see people using it like all the time. You know everything,
phone numbers, the work stuff. You don't have to look
for you don't have to look for stuff anymore. You know,
customer service for Verizon, stuff.
Speaker 5: Like that, Google Googling. Googling something is so yesterday.
Speaker 4: Hey you win, kid, that's twenty twenty four. So anyway,
I'm not here plunging.
Speaker 6: In terms of endearment, he sends to me, now with
that thing.
Speaker 4: Oh that's true. It does mix up things because every
time I write switch, every time I say switchy comes
out sweetie every time, right, and switching blushes every time.
Well yeah, and today I call them nancy And he said,
what happened to sweetye?
Speaker 6: So anyway, the sweetie?
Speaker 4: So anyway, that's chat. What is it? GPT, GPT forty bucks.
It's it's great, and it also creates images for you
as an image show.
Speaker 5: It's the only product that Elon Musk doesn't own.
Speaker 4: Is it really good?
Speaker 5: That's even an open source program.
Speaker 4: It's it's it's good. I mean I've fallen for it maybe.
But so anyway, I was talking to Greg out here.
You know, where AI is going to be a big
part of our lives is booking, booking, travel, booking, hotels, booking,
that kind of all that stuff you have to run through.
Now you go to a hotel, takes you ten minutes
to check in. Now it's just you know, like an hour.
Just a book a flight on British airways, that's going
to cut down on that, like it'll be in the seconds,
you know. And we use it too. We send down
an image to a number of the platforms that we
put the show on, and all I do is just
put in the title of the show and it creates
its own image in five seconds, you know. I mean,
it's the instantaneous part of it is just crazy.
Speaker 5: Abo how chat GBT would say, create an image of
one one?
Speaker 4: Okay, this next? Yeah, cloth, look both, that's good. Get
back to me.
Speaker 5: A box of briefs?
Speaker 4: No, okay, all right, hang on.
Speaker 5: You to see them.
Speaker 4: No, we don't have to.
Speaker 5: I love these things.
Speaker 4: Girls. You can shut as black the black so you
have to think of you wearing black boxer shots now.
Speaker 5: Box of briefs. Yeah, briefs. They're not really brief they're
they're like I guess there's shorts boxer briefs. They really
they have a pocket that holds your your goods. You know,
I tell you never have to mess around with it.
You don't have to readjust what happened to going commando?
When it gets warmer, I'll go commando.
Speaker 4: No, I got to cut this out, Brandy. I'm sorry, Susan,
I'm sorry. Club I'm sorry, Yeah, am I exactly, Susan. Anyway,
put the black liquorstown. Let's take a break. We're gonna
be talking about a number of things tonight. Brandy. You
have like the three most frightening stories ever, right to me?
Speaker 9: Yeah?
Speaker 4: Really is being on the show one of them? It is?
Now me beffore all right, we have a uh and
then Susan k is gonna tell us about meeting David
du coveney and him making a pass at her.
Speaker 5: Correct, really right?
Speaker 12: And then I woke up. No, but I do have
a story. So I don't know if you all are aware.
So there's a new program on the History Channel and
it's called Secrets Declassified with David du Couvney. So a,
he's a smoke show and I could eat his face off,
she said.
Speaker 10: First had some really interesting stuff on there. So I
have something wicked cool to h just to mention, Yeah.
Speaker 8: I watched it last night. It was on the night before.
Speaker 4: Was it good?
Speaker 10: It's great?
Speaker 8: Right, it was okay, but he brings up a lot
of stuff that you know was there before, but in
more detail.
Speaker 4: Right, So he was he was available for the History Channel.
Speaker 5: I think his career is on the upport swing.
Speaker 4: Yeah, So anyway, why don't we do this, Why don't
we take a quick break down and we'll be right
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Speaker 4: Well, welcome back everyone to Mac Maloney's mild the Track
Saw show here in the distance under Radio Network. This
is Mac Maloney. What a show we have for you tonight.
Very quickly, let me introduce the members of the posse.
We're here at the stabbn Gally. Whoa broadcasting laugh from
the Stabbin Galley.
Speaker 5: Get loaded at the Starboard Gallery.
Speaker 4: Fifty fifty five Water Street, No we Port Mass, great
seafood restaurant, Great Hamburgers and great steak and cheese Sammy
as to his oug Great Angle Drinks. Yeah, we got
here on the ground here at the Stabba Gallery with
one one here, girls, one one.
Speaker 5: Hey, everybody, Hello girls, especially, welcome to the show. Welcome
back to the showy granted that open with the mention
of Jackie Gleeson. Wasn't he an amazing performer?
Speaker 4: He was a great performer at a identit memory, he
would never, never rehearse. He read the script, he'd write
the script and remember it. Great orchestra leader. He was
also a great pool player. Pool player. Yeah, dancer, he
actually danced that guy for a big man, Yeah, for
a big guy. He moved really good.
Speaker 5: What were some of his favorite lines in the Honeymooners series?
Speaker 4: The moon.
Speaker 5: One of these days, Alice, one of these days right
in the kisser.
Speaker 4: And his buddy Eddie Norton away, then we go also
with us here, grandmother's is, uh, sorry, you'll pull mechanic
ol right now? Wow? Grandmothers? Wow? Everything okay with you will?
I'm just you know, too much to do. You know
that's so much to do, too much to do.
Speaker 5: We autists know what a jill is.
Speaker 4: I'm not gonna tell him. It's a secret, all right.
How would the bees?
Speaker 14: Al one hive's doing great, the other one is new
package is ordered.
Speaker 4: Well, you gave up on him. Okay, nobody home in
that hive. So that's another way say they're all debt.
Speaker 14: Paid for and now waiting till May ninth, when when
the package will be delivered.
Speaker 5: So you know how you sleep at night with that carnage,
the guilty When I saw one bee struggling on the ground,
because it's it's it's just struggling forever.
Speaker 4: Reason you picked them up to try to repel Tatum.
Speaker 5: Yeah, I haven't put it on. I put it on
a flower, on a flower. They'll put the flower down
to them.
Speaker 14: Normally, when when the hive goes dead out on you,
there's nothing, they're just gone. Yeah, you know, there were
times you see a lot of bodies corpses, but then
there's times you don't say listen if you want to
sleep at night, that's fine now. Also, is our senior respondent,
Switchblade Steve one down there? My sisters something West Virginia switching.
Speaker 6: Great to be here in the in the deep South. Okay,
well it may not be the Deep South, wells deep enough,
but it's deeper than the Michigan. You have the caral
Channing glasses back. That's good. Makes me feel like we're
back on track. But I can kind of see everybody.
Speaker 4: I'm not sure. You don't know where you are put
it back on. Take it for me, thank you. Also
with US is AH International Security Chief, Willy Club, will
He International Scene is Security Chief will He Club? Sorry, No,
I don't know.
Speaker 8: Why you have so much trouble with mine. I noticed,
you know, with Switch you have it right down the
pat But mine is sort of like you're not sure
what what my role is?
Speaker 4: Well, what's up with that? You know?
Speaker 8: But I'm not taking personal offense. But lawyers, you know,
some days you're not on your game like it should be.
Speaker 4: Is that what it is? Okay? Well, you know, yeah,
he just called club his He didn't even say international
club thirty five seconds ago. Really, so wow, snitch much?
He messes him up to sometimes just something guy who
has a rotating Patriot's helmet in his list. They don't
know which way.
Speaker 8: To God Luck John?
Speaker 4: Oh yeah, good luck is right?
Speaker 8: I have a I do I have that?
Speaker 4: Yes?
Speaker 8: No, And of course I have my share marks of
the two good luck jobs.
Speaker 4: How they work out for them last year.
Speaker 8: It's not for the team, it's for me.
Speaker 4: Oh, I see, okay, we understand. Also with US is
a good friend down there in North Carolina, super K
super fan super K Susan how are you.
Speaker 11: I'm doing excellent.
Speaker 5: No, I'd rather be Is the weather nice and bomby
down there?
Speaker 4: Or what?
Speaker 5: What is it? What's going on?
Speaker 4: Despite the fire, it.
Speaker 10: Went from forty degrees to seventy five.
Speaker 11: It's gorgeous outside, not in the sky.
Speaker 4: It's gonna snow tomorrow.
Speaker 5: You're killing me?
Speaker 4: Is your is that room? Catfrey?
Speaker 9: At this time?
Speaker 10: Out of your field division?
Speaker 4: You have to look around healthy out of side on
it Also with us up there Wisconsin close the north Pole,
it gets cold there. It gets a good friend, Brandy,
Brandy with a hot over the eye. How are you, Brandy?
Speaker 9: I'm great? Thank you? How are you?
Speaker 5: You can tell I loved visiting Milwaukee when I was
in the Navy up in Great Lakes, Illinois, to take
the train down to take the what was the train,
the the great whatever train, the express train whatever it
was to Middley, Wauk. You have myself a brought and
a beer. Oh yeah, if you don't have brush is it?
And you don't say brats? It's a brot? Okay?
Speaker 4: Okay?
Speaker 5: Am I right?
Speaker 4: Brandy? Yes? How far are you from Milwaukee? Brandy?
Speaker 9: Like four hours?
Speaker 4: Is that enough?
Speaker 5: You know what's cool about Wisconsin is everywhere you go.
You're in Indian territory really yeah, yeah, Native American territory.
Speaker 4: So shoot at you.
Speaker 5: Yeah, a lot of cool uh tribes hanging out.
Speaker 4: Brandy is joining us, So I have to paint the
picture for our listeners. I hate to say this, but
you look a little bit like here we go. We're
in the frat house section of the show. Sarah Palin's
very attractive younger sister.
Speaker 9: Thank you.
Speaker 4: One form back. So, Brandy, tonight, you're going to tell
us about the three most frightening stories you've ever heard? Correct, Yes, okay,
it's all yours, okay.
Speaker 9: And here's how I chose them. I decided what would
make me instantly bomb and.
Speaker 10: These are the three.
Speaker 9: So the first one is one that probably Switch has
mentioned before, but I'm going to mention it again because
it is super creepy and it is one of the
missing for one one story about the hunter that was
in the in the Tree stand.
Speaker 4: Okay. So, so, people who have listened to the show
a lot, No, are you gonna listen to know what
the full on one mysteries are. You have to get
his books. What's the name of the author there? Okay?
Fascinating because he researched that a lot of people go
missing in our national forests and parks and so on
in very very mysterious ways. They either go missing forever.
Are they funding them after you after like just days
and spots that they should couldn't have walked to and
so on. But anyway, that's what the four on one
Mysteries are. Go ahead, please Brandon.
Speaker 9: So one of the volumes of the mysteries was about hunters,
and one of the stories was about this woman hunter
who is in a deer stand and she it was
getting toward the end of the day and she was
kind of looking at her phone and looking at some
things on her phone when she noticed in the trees
in front of her some kind of movement but she
couldn't really see it, but she said it looked like
she was looking through plastic rap or cling film or
something like. There was movement, but she couldn't make it out.
So she managed to capture it on her phone, and
then later on when she got home, she was telling
her family about it, her husband and some other people
that were there, and one of them said, hey, this
might be something that I've seen in a movie before.
And she had never seen the Predator movie. They popped
in a movie and when she saw the jized Predator,
she said, that's exactly what I saw.
Speaker 4: Wow, it's almost like the waves, you know how you
see that like mariage Sometimes I was like that, yeah, yeah,
yeah wow. So she saw that, okay cool.
Speaker 9: She saw it, and she managed to get some kind
of evidence of it on her phone. And it just
so happens that her husband is one of the foremost
optical physicists in the world. Nice, so he was able
to look at the image and he couldn't figure out
how that could happen, and he took the phone to
the phone store, and even the people at the customer
service said, there is no way this phone should have
been able to take a picture like that unless you
actually saw it.
Speaker 4: Wow, okay, yeah cool.
Speaker 9: And one other point to that story was at that
same moment that she was seeing this mirage image. Later on,
her nephew told her that at that very time, he
and his band were practicing on the band field a
mile away from where she was in the deer stand,
and they saw an object basically UFO or UAP come
over the field at that very moment, wow.
Speaker 4: Wow, okay, wow wow. Where was this happening a west somewhere?
Speaker 9: I think it was in Ohio?
Speaker 6: Okay, all right, I'll say I'm in Ohio, all right,
same thing, and it was it was the mccabees, Bruce mccabee, who's.
Speaker 4: No longer with us. Yeah, sure, yeah, it was.
Speaker 6: The expert was a physics chan that experienced it.
Speaker 4: But here's the guy who measured the photograph that was
taking the whatever happened over La there in February nineteen
forty two. He took that very various picture they I mean,
the La times the picture, but he was able to
zoom in and tell everyone, you know, how how big
this thing was. Was like one hundred and twenty feet across.
You know, it is huge ufault. But anyway, please continue, Brandon.
Speaker 9: Okay, So that's that story. Just the fact that there's
something out there that is masked like that is just
I would freak out if I saw it.
Speaker 4: Yeah, okay.
Speaker 9: So story number two is this is the story that
I heard on a podcast and a caller called in
and told this that they had this experience. And once
I tell you, you'll know what kind of callers were
calling in. But I mean, what the topic was. This
teenager came home at night and he pulled into his
driveway in his car and got out of his car,
and there were some trees lining the side of their
property and he was starting to walk inside and he
heard his dad calling him from the trees, going, hey,
come over here. I'm over here. You need to come
see this, looking like, Dad, are you in the trees?
And his dad's like, you come over here. You got
to come over here, kept like trying to coax him
to come over, and he kind of stood there for
a minute because he was getting an uneasy feeling. And
then his dad stepped out of the trees and said
you have to come over here. And then his mom
stepped out of the trees and said you have to
come over here. And so he started getting worried and
started making his way over there, and as he did so,
the door of his house opened and his mom and
dad were standing in the doorway of the house saying
where are you going? What took me so long? Why
did you get home so late? And it wasn't his
parents in the tree line at all, It was some
kind of doppelgangers.
Speaker 4: Oh wow, that is creepy.
Speaker 9: Wow, macking his parents.
Speaker 6: Wow, Wow, that's not you know what just a second,
if you go back in folklore, Swedish folklore, there are
some of the same stories where children would hear voices
of what they thought were their parents from the woods
and it wasn't their parents. It was some kind of
deception or elemental or something. I don't I don't know
what it was.
Speaker 9: I've also heard that they that Bigfoot sometimes will mimic
a baby crying for that.
Speaker 4: People really don't just bring me people.
Speaker 6: Like coincidentally club does that sometimes.
Speaker 4: Doesn't really, you know, it's funny. It reminds me of
believing coyote behavior. Coyotes will You'll be walking down the
street with your little tru hour or something and one
coyote will come out of the woods and start to
play with it, you know, like they let's be friends,
that type of thing. Then they ramp into the woods
and there's like seven I like coyotes there, just rip them.
Speaker 5: That's true, that will happen.
Speaker 4: That's pretty creepy though. That's this down the Bridgewater, the
Bridgewater Triangle. For for a while, there was a flap,
probably twenty thirty years ago, where people down there would
see a little girl on the edge of the forest beckoning,
you know, please kind of help me that type of thing,
you know, trying to try to, you know, get them
into the flowerst you know, who knows where would happen then,
but kind of the same thing.
Speaker 1: Wow.
Speaker 4: So number three please brandy with it? AHT Yeah.
Speaker 9: So number three is this I guess new kind of creature,
if that's what you can call it. That is has
been dubbed by a podcaster who took this original story,
and he calls the creature mirrored men. Yes, and usually
like a set of three humanoid or men looking figures.
And the original story that started all this off was
from a friend of his who had a sighting about
thirty years ago when he was like ten years old,
and his family had just moved into a new house
in a new housing addition, and next to them was
nothing but vacant fields, vacant lots that had been raised
and leveled to build houses on. So he was asleep,
and again he was ten years old. He was asleep,
and about two o'clock in the morning he woke up
wide awake, and he was compelled to go to his window.
He just couldn't help himself, and he went to the
window and when he looked out, he saw three men
across the field at the end of the road, like
walking toward the end of the road that didn't lead anywhere,
and they were silhouetted by the one street light that
was there, and they were moving in Unison. And she
said was lanky. They were elongated, had elongated features, but
looked like really tall.
Speaker 4: And he said, we're.
Speaker 9: Almost moving like they were on a moving sidewalk, like
they weren't taking jerky steps, very stupid. And as soon
as it registered with him that he thought he might
be seeing something abnormal, they all stopped in Unison. They
all turned their head and looked directly at his window,
even though they couldn't see him. Yes, and he said,
as soon as that happened, he got some kind of
a like a tingling sensation. And then the next thing
he knew, it was morning. It was light out, and
he would he woke up with his face against the
window as if these entities knocked him out.
Speaker 4: Wow, what is what's happening? What would that be?
Speaker 9: I know, but it's super creepy, he said. He went
to investigate with his friends. A couple days later to
see if they could find footprints out in that dirt,
and they couldn't find anything. But the other subsequent reports
that this podcaster has taken about things like this are
all kind of the same situation. There's always three men
or entities, they're always moving in unison, and there's always
a missing time element.
Speaker 4: Sounds like us coming into the show.
Speaker 3: I'll say this though, real quick interjection here out the
missing time commander Axis told a story about these three
bizarre entities moving in strange ways, any kind of unison
A couple times on the show.
Speaker 4: What does it?
Speaker 5: What?
Speaker 4: What is it? What's it hit at? Though? Just looking
at some place from another dimension or where they all
rocked in Unison.
Speaker 9: Yeah, they kind of supposed that it could be one
of three things that made sense to them, the kid
that reported it as an adult and his friend who
he reported it to. One of the things was that
they could be men in black.
Speaker 4: Oh yeah, true, they could be.
Speaker 9: Some kind of alien entity from you know, another planet
or something. And the most interesting one was that they
wondered if this was one entity from another dimension, but
if the dimension was higher and let's say it was
the fifth or sixth dimension, then as it projected our
itself into our third dimension, it might show up as
three yeah, joint. He's like like through a prism type
of a.
Speaker 4: It's an interesting theory. What do you think about it?
Speaker 9: I thought that was really crazy. But either way, like
it's I would freak out. There was a a I
would say maybe ten years or so ago near where
I'm from, Yes, another state, there was a news report
on actually multiple news reports about these black cloaked people
that were just standing near the roadsides. They covered it
on the news and the police. They interviewed the police,
and the police said, there's nothing we can do. Nobody's
breaking any laws. They're just standing there. They thought they
were just regular people, but they would just show up
standing near roadsides, three of them, just they're not moving.
Speaker 4: What's kind of sounds like us stumb a hole trying
to get right home.
Speaker 5: Cloak I mean like long coats, long leather coats with
black hats and that.
Speaker 4: Type of thing.
Speaker 9: Yeah, right, exactly.
Speaker 5: Wow, Well maybe it was maybe it was a fashion
gig and the new Men's depart sure could be.
Speaker 4: The thing about the men in Black is that most
of the stories that you read about and a lot
of the stories you read about them, it seems like
they don't know completely how to act here here, you know,
so they'll show up, but they'll be dressed oddly, or
they'll speak to you oddly, almost like you know, if
you go to a different country you don't know the language,
you know, you'll just kind of panine or whatever. And
you always hear that about them. But they're never fashionably dressed.
I think be a good movie to have three three
men in black or fashionably dressed. Right, they're always dressed
like about twenty years behind times.
Speaker 9: Right.
Speaker 5: They don't read like paranormal Vogue or something.
Speaker 4: Right, Yeah, exactly, but they should. So wow. So Randy,
let me ask this, have you ever seen a ghost?
Number one? A ghost?
Speaker 9: I think I believe so, Yes.
Speaker 4: Okay, tell us about place.
Speaker 9: There have been multiple times, but the I guess the
two most vivid times I saw them were at my
workplace where I previously worked. I saw a I came
in and I looked down the hallway and I saw
somebody walk around the door to one of the offices
and like hide behind the door, and I thought, that's weird.
That person isn't here today. Who's in their office. Okay,
So I went in there and there was nobody there
behind the door.
Speaker 4: Wow.
Speaker 9: And on another occasion, I came in and I saw
a little girl and she kind of ran ahead of
me and then kind of ran around behind this stand
that we had, and like she was hiding behind the stand,
and of course when I went to look for her,
she wasn't there. And I told one of my co
workers about it. And then one of my co workers,
probably many months after that, had someone in the business
who was some kind of a medium and said, I
feel the presence of a couple of people here, one
of whom is this woman, and one of whom's a
little girl. So it kind of validated what I had seen.
Speaker 4: But is it built?
Speaker 9: Is me? It was just, you know, they were just
there and then they weren't there.
Speaker 4: Is it an old building or is it built on
a graveyard?
Speaker 9: Honest, it's actually right next to a graveyard.
Speaker 4: Wow. Yes, yeah, well yeah, I knew we lived in
a bunch of cloud of midiums when we first moved
up here, and some of them were these basement cloud
of millions were just like studio popits with a couple
more rooms, right, Yep. The brandy isn't working yet. Well
it is, that's the problem. But anyway, so you know,
one day I saw my neighbor and he said, wow, man,
he's like, you know, kind of shook up. So I
just saw some guy in the condo. You know, he
was on the end of the hall. There was an
old guy going into the room. I went in there
and was the nord around. He says, I just checked everywhere,
and he says, sorry, but he's not there anymore. So
we would used to say, well, we was just These
condos were actually built on Codwell RUMs manufacturingly what is
it Codwell rum room, and they tore down the factory
and they built condos. So I think, well, maybe like
child child labor or you know, who knows, but yeah,
creepy in a small studio pop and you see something
that would creep me like Club? Say that again, did
he look like Club? Well he did, but I didn't
want to say anything.
Speaker 5: Club Child Labor was very integral and important. See has
water boys up in the up in the mills and
uh Manchester or Lowell Lawrence Dover, New Hampshire. You know,
water boys would be bringing water to the employees, you know.
Speaker 9: To.
Speaker 5: There was no there was no stopping production.
Speaker 4: Yeah right, yeah for nothing? Right, Yeah, someone died. They
just don't out the window someone else into Well, So
Brady c the u f O.
Speaker 9: I don't know, I feel like I have, but I
I guess it was a UFO because I didn't know
what it was. It was just a light shooting through
the sky. That wasn't a shooting start. It was going up,
not down.
Speaker 4: Oh right, okay, yeah? Nice? Nice? And have you ever
seen what's left?
Speaker 5: Were you high when you saw that?
Speaker 4: Were you high when you saw that?
Speaker 9: Never?
Speaker 4: As never? What are you doing here?
Speaker 8: Wow?
Speaker 4: Ready? So thank you very much. We appreciate that. Said
you have you you feel like your whole life that
you are someone who might be predisposed to see stuff
like this, because I don't ever see anything.
Speaker 9: I don't think I'm predisposed, but I guess I'm open
minded to it. I don't I you know, I don't
want to not see anything, and I don't think it
doesn't exist. So maybe, you know, maybe it's there for
other people too, and they don't believe it so they
don't see it.
Speaker 4: We hear that all the time. They have to be
open to it to see it, you know what I mean.
Speaker 6: And a lot of times, if you experience you had
with those ladies, you suddenly knew everything.
Speaker 4: Hang on, and they didn't know you. All right, let's
please tell us, please does this any music to it?
Or you put music in the really cool story? Okay?
Speaker 9: And this one I didn't. I didn't bomb instantly, but
I cried instantly.
Speaker 4: Okay, it's almost as good as bombing. Go ahead.
Speaker 9: I had gone on a ghost tour in a very
historic town, okay. And the ghost tour ended in a
hotel that was a very historic hotel. And at the
beginning of the ghost tour, there was a woman there
and I thought I and this was in a town
that I didn't live in, you know, it was far
from where I lived, and I thought, I know that lady.
How do I know her? So the whole ghost tour,
I was trying to figure out how I knew this lady.
And so the more we went on the tour, you know,
I realized she was with two other women, and I thought,
they're you know, they're sisters. I know them, and I
had such a strong feeling that I knew them that
at the end of the tour, in the hotel. They
went into the restroom and I followed them into the restroom. Oh, well,
one of the ladies, do I know you? Like, do
you recognize me? And she said I don't think so,
and I said, I swear I do. Isn't your name
Jan or g or Jen or something? And she said,
she said, well, I'm Jan and my sister is Jean,
And then their other sister was Jen. I mean whatever,
said Okay, that was them, and I said, you know,
they swore they had never been to this town before.
They'd never been to the town that I lived in,
and there's there's no reason I would know them. And
I asked, well, I said, I I'm picturing you all
signing documents. You know, I feel like I've been somewhere
and seen you all signing documents. And they didn't know
what I was talking about, but it was so it
was so real to me that I yeah, it made
me cry instantly because I knew that somehow I had
encountered them before, whether or not it was on this plane,
I don't know.
Speaker 4: That's strange though, that you knew them. You know. When
I was a kid in the fourth grade, we drove
to Philadelphia from Boston, right, sorry, And so I'm down
there and so I'm fourth grade, what are you ten?
Nine of ten? So my cousin was a pitcher for
a college baseball team, so he said, hey, you want
to go down see me pitched. So I go down
and I'm watching them and there's probably three or four
hundred people there watching, And at the other end of
the field was this woman who I used to see
every day walking to school in Boston, right, And she
was dressed exactly the same, like a housecoat, smoking a cigarette,
gray hair, and she would stand in the corner and
smoke cigarettes as we were walking back and forth to
school lunch and stuff like that. I didn't know her,
but I saw her every day and she was there.
She was there, and I kept looking at her, and
that's that.
Speaker 5: One that was really there.
Speaker 4: She was even so then I'm watching and I'm just
a kid. I didn't want to leave my seat. I'm
just you know, just yeah, by myself. And then at
the end of the game, I kind of walked around
looked for her, but she but I couldn't find her.
But she was there. I mean I just saw her,
you know, And and too if there were two people
who looked. There's no one who looked like her. Let's say,
you know, she's like one of these. I hate to
say it, oh brod. So I always had the cigarette
out of her like that, Wow, what is she doing here?
Dressed the same. But it was creepy, it was really
it was weird. I still remember it today, you know.
It's just like very odd, you know, and what's going on?
Speaker 9: I would wear a house coat to a ball game, yea, exactly.
Speaker 4: Well, was projecting herself something that she was standing by herself.
I was on the third baseline, she was over the
first base near the fouleball. I said, that's her, that's
that woman, you know.
Speaker 5: So she was dressed and looked and acted just like
exact person of many many years ago.
Speaker 4: Exactly. Ye stand in the corner and smoke and you know,
passing a little mind. Never talked to her, you know.
Speaker 5: But if you had gone up to see, I should say, Mack,
you're late for class, little mac.
Speaker 4: Wow. All thank you. Let's we're gonna clap on the
agly from Randy, mostly because we are all drinking Brandy tonight.
All right, thank you, Brandy, We appreciate it. Thank you
very much, and we're going to take a break now
and think about what Brandy told us, and we'll be
right back after this. You're listening to mac Maloney's Little
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is still going out. Yeah, I know it's there. We
go also here with us sitting at the three Stooges
table it's not the it's not the stooge. It's the
three monkeys that bugs me more than anything. You know,
we're not looking, we're not here. Do you want to be?
That should be a public shot wearing his rolling Stone
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You have rolling Stones tat though, don't you?
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Speaker 4: It'd all been out of shape today because they called
them Nancy.
Speaker 6: Ever hear fire signed theater?
Speaker 4: Oh yeah, they were great.
Speaker 6: Yes, yes, there's a bit on Nancy that will have
to recap sometime, which would be very funny.
Speaker 4: They had a great great They were like do you
remember what they i in theater? They weren't.
Speaker 6: They were very It was very very much scripted.
Speaker 4: Yeah, corect funny. So they would do this thing that
this guy he comes home and for the first time
he gets stoned right. His friends said, oh, come out,
take a couple of hits, okay, and he goes in
and takes a shower and he starts singing. By the
end of the shower, it's a whole Augestra and some
the choir and stuff. It's funny by side there. Yeah,
and also the one where the people are going to
a music festival in the sky. He's ripped me and
Hippie and he like wakes up after twenty years. He goes, Oh, wow,
we're gonna go. I can't wait to see Jennie Chopping, well,
you know she's dead. Can't wait to see Jim Morris, well,
big pant. Then they wait for Yeah, it's funny anyway,
why'd you bring them up switching?
Speaker 6: Well, because there's a bit and when they do it,
Nick Danger third Eye. There's a whole routine. It's too
long to go into now.
Speaker 4: It is.
Speaker 6: Everybody knew her is Nancy.
Speaker 5: Everyone knew her Nancy.
Speaker 4: That's from uh, Rocky Raccoon, Rocky Raccoon.
Speaker 6: The different Nancy, Different Nancy.
Speaker 4: So go ahead, switch, go ahead.
Speaker 6: I want to say. They had great album titles like
how can you be in two places at once when
you're not anywhere at all, and crush that dwarf. Hand
me the pliers.
Speaker 4: Yeah. They were funny. They were funny. They would they
were Yeah, they were very well scripted. They'd act out
these little things and the sound effects and stuff. But
really kind of clo pre Uh who's those people in Chicago?
That all the people from that second city? Second city? Yes,
in a little bit of second city thing. Yeah, but
just every recording it was good. So anyway, also with
US is page It's cult Senior International Security Chief Willy
Club WILLI.
Speaker 8: On a smockf Remember, I'm just I'm just a sports
frian who appreciates, uh, you know, a winning environment.
Speaker 4: Yeah, well well so why you why you? Why you
have all the Patriots here on?
Speaker 8: Why am I here? You know?
Speaker 5: It seems like only yesterday they went to they were
in the playoffs, are in the super Bowl. All the time.
We didn't think anything of it.
Speaker 4: Yeah yeah, but now.
Speaker 8: Why we had we had twenty great years I can playing.
Speaker 14: And then management messed up heavily about it and threw
out the goosen, laid the golden egg.
Speaker 4: The greatest quarterback who ever lived and get read of him.
Speaker 8: Did they doing now our old coach and his girlfriend?
Speaker 5: They got yeah, yeah, the whole thing Jordan.
Speaker 4: So the police hold up a bob signed So anyway,
thank your club for me here.
Speaker 8: Well, thank you for having me here?
Speaker 4: Well what the that's say? Thank you? Are you on life?
All right? Secret message also with us as a good
friend down there in North Carolina. The blonde with the
corvette and the hosses, two of them, one of them
is slightly demonized. Board is that that episode, Susan.
Speaker 10: Yeah, Susan, I don't appreciate that.
Speaker 4: Why was it our fault?
Speaker 10: Possibly?
Speaker 4: Oh, well, there you go.
Speaker 14: I said, you just got to go in, stand by
the horse and say all right, look you guys. You
know I put you guys away, go away. And that's
what the guy told me to say. Well, yeah, the
hustle thing. You're talking about them?
Speaker 4: And then.
Speaker 14: I saw a picture of the horse trailer that Susan
he has good because she had said something about Rudy
was like trashing the inside of the well the trailer
he was he was not real happy about going in.
Who would be now she sent a text with the
picture of that trailer. There's an apartment in that trailer.
I was big enough from Yeah, there's an apartment for
people in the trail.
Speaker 4: Horses.
Speaker 14: Really, so when you go on a trip you have
you have a heated, air conditioned refrigerator.
Speaker 4: What do you pull that with? Is do you pull
what's the truck wheels?
Speaker 10: Big beast of a pickup truck? Yeah, yeah, yeah, I'm
so proud of it. But Rudy did tear it up.
Speaker 11: He was having a little anxiety.
Speaker 4: Well help me, call me, helphim, call me. I can
help him with that.
Speaker 10: I would appreciate it.
Speaker 4: But the trailer is like listen, I've bet on a
lot of depressed bus ra trinds out and they're all
they're all have issues anyway. Also, thank you Susan for
joining us. And there's this wow, look at that thing.
You kidd me, there's how many horses are to carry one?
No horses? Yeah, that's a four horse with an apartment
so you can get Yes, you can stick your campie.
Yeah yeah, you drive that thing? Do you drive?
Speaker 10: Oh?
Speaker 4: Really? Yeah? Okay, good for you. You know, let's clap
for you because I'd like your seat.
Speaker 14: I'd like to see that come down one of the
streets we live on because our streets are only ten
feet wide. You never get out, and the corners are
a ten ft ten foot intersection, and of course people
go right out to that boundaries like ups can't get
around the corner. So something like that just isn't gonna happens.
Building you a new fence because Amazon is paying for
a new fence. Yes, because they kept running my fence
down and I know, drive straight into it your right corner.
Speaker 4: It's a whole thing. We should do a whole show
on it. But the bottom line was they I don't
think he'll get over it. Well, you know no, I
got over it now because they paid. So can I
tell you though it's every it's it's not every week,
it's like twice a week easily. Someven just goes bombing
down the street and it's a dead end. And it
hits up that the plugs to al Or his neighbor,
who also held up Amazon for about five grande.
Speaker 14: He probably got eight grand out of them for damages
they did to his a wall and his property. And
they kept smashing up my fence and I put security
cameras out and I caught them in the act. And
you know, then the police come and I file a report,
and you know, and you know, Amazon has a company
they send all this stuff out to so they don't
have to deal with it. Yes, And they kept saying, okay,
well you have a police report. Yeah, here it is.
Speaker 4: That's the one to delay you and delay you video.
You have video of it?
Speaker 14: Yeah, here it is. Well what about how about an
estimate from a licensed contractor? Okay, yeah, here it is. Well,
now we need the police report again. Okay, here it is.
We need the video again, Yeah, here it is. Susie
Ca is a sound familiar. It's going for months and
months and months thing, and finally I just started saying, okay,
look I need the name and address of the person
who receives process papers. Yeah, for you people, because we're
going to small claims court, you know. And I kept
every time they said something, I say, I need the
name and address for the people I can serve the
produce forever. And finally they they came back and they settled.
So they know anguish, oh crazy.
Speaker 4: Real quick. They know that any kind of the insurance
company knows that fifty of the people once they get
that first letter asking for a lot of stuff saying
we've rejected you well to say, okay, that's it all right,
so are automatically they're rid of fifty percent of the people,
so then you have to deal with these people the
other fifty percent. Yeah, it's it's it's it's the squeaky
wheel that we can't name the company right now, but
Susan and nine of us from a little personal experience,
is that they will just grind you down, grind you down.
We lost this where's your facts? We don't have that
phone number. End. They're screwing you out of like you know,
I'm going to say it, you're not in healthcare, you know,
screwd Lois's father is a state out of three grand,
they paid eight and they they owed us three and
they came up with the most. And God bless Susan
who has been trying to help us. This has been
going on for years. And I said it's not worth
three grand, you know, and then and that's exactly what
they think. And that's why I hate to say it.
I don't know anyway do we stop to show you? Yep?
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Speaker 9: Yeah.
Speaker 6: I texted her earlier this week and I said, Brandy
X sounds a little bit like a fem fatale?
Speaker 4: What what is that? Exactly?
Speaker 12: What?
Speaker 6: How is someone who you know and he wants to
get Moose and Squirrel?
Speaker 4: You've explained it in terms We got to get Squirrel.
Still one of the funniest shows ever, ever, ever, and
you can make kids laugh at for the afternoon and.
Speaker 5: Us better enough?
Speaker 4: It really is. That was really Jesus.
Speaker 6: One time Bill Winkle says, what are we going to
do with a bunch of girls? And Rocky says, boy,
this really is a kid show, isn't that?
Speaker 4: Yeah? They were funny. They were funny. And that fraction
was it fractured Flickers or fractured.
Speaker 6: Fairy tale and there was there was a live well
Hans Conried did fractured Flickers where he will take his
old silent films, put their own voices, the voices hunchback
of Dame, and they made him. He was like a
cheerleader for the football.
Speaker 4: That was Edward Everett Horton.
Speaker 6: It was one of the voices for Fractured Fairy Tales.
Speaker 4: Oh wow. But he would uh but that whatever the
whatever the statement was, would always have some kind of
you know, weird kind of political thing involved the somehow
bring cast show into it. Kennedy, what do you be
just some kind of I think that maybe if you
were listening had late at night, you'd get it, you know,
but kids would never get it. But it was still funny,
you know, that's the funny thing about it.
Speaker 6: Was also ASoP and Son, Peabody and Sherman.
Speaker 4: Oh yeah, oh yeah, yeah yeah. With the way back machine.
Speaker 6: Way back machine, we can't forget deadly do.
Speaker 4: Right, Deadly do Right? Yeah, yeah, yeah. There's a a couple.
There's at least one Dudley do right tattoon that they
pulled from circulations. Do you ever hear about that?
Speaker 6: Well that I don't think the Canadians at first really
got a kick out of Dunley.
Speaker 4: Well it was now was tied to the railroad tracks
and he's trying to get her free or something. Is
a little bit like to adult anyway, Brandy, let's get
back to you.
Speaker 6: I'm gonna say, if I can get that episode.
Speaker 4: Won't give it to you, but I'll sell you that's
from costume. That's lit the funniest thing ever on TV anyway.
So we're andy, how have you been interested, like in
the paranormal and all that stuff?
Speaker 9: Probably for I don't know, since I was a kid.
Speaker 4: My twenty years ago.
Speaker 9: Yeah, he had some mystery books, you know, like unsolved
mystery time life type books and stuff and readers digest
compilations and things, and oh my gosh. We didn't get
to see our grandparents very often, so we'd go stay
with them for maybe a week during the summer, and
I would just love looking at those books.
Speaker 4: Yeah. Cool, Yeah, I know that feeling. The first really
weird thing I ever read was the same thing at
some friend's house on a sewing thing and there's a
reader's died just there, and there was the abondable Snowma.
This is like nineteen fifty eight, maybe you know, still
little Mac in the Crib, And I said, and all
I could think is like Snowman, you know, like killing
people in the Mlayas or something. Right, It was just
so weird, and that really kind of started it, you know,
my interest in this stuff. Yeah, so it's funny that
you kind of picked it up from your grandfather, not
unknowingly he turned you on to this, you know what
I mean. But just having those books around, ye at
those time Life books are good, the World War two
time Life. Not to give them a plug, but if
you ever read the Time Life World War two series, yes, yes,
it's excellent. It's just the way it's written. A lot
of photos.
Speaker 5: There's a couple of coffee table besides books.
Speaker 4: Yeah, yeah, it tells the story, you know, in a
kind of concise way.
Speaker 5: Photography is amazing.
Speaker 4: Yeah, a lot of really good photos. So wow. Yeah,
so listen, let's let's switch back the switch only because
he's the you know, he's like the woman at the
gala in the red dress that everyone looks at.
Speaker 6: I'm sorry, listen, if you don't straighten up, I'm going
to give you the full mant.
Speaker 4: Well, I'm sorry, it's cool. I apologize. So he sends me,
of course, his breakfast today, and what was it? It
looks like a hockey put some scrambled eggs.
Speaker 6: So, you know, the it's strangely enough, I think there
is a Canadian influence there with those the sausages, I
swear to God. The other day I got one that
had Wayne Gretzky's signature.
Speaker 4: Really, yes, yeah, that's rich.
Speaker 6: I should have should have sayd it, but I was hungry.
Speaker 4: Yeah, it does look like occupying. And what's that a
slice of sausage? Is that the angle? Yeah? I got.
Speaker 6: I usually get bacon, but I got sausage today.
Speaker 4: Good for you. Yeah? And what else?
Speaker 6: Well, I what I what I ordered was the U
the uh pancake what do they call it now? She
it's been so long. Usually if I get pancakes, maybe
some meat, that's the uh the pancake platter, which includes
two pancakes normally eggs anyway you want them.
Speaker 4: And meat and okay, all right? And so uh I
sent you my breakfast. Yeah, yeah, I lived it up today.
Two saltines that it was a bowl of cheetos.
Speaker 6: And I asked him, where's the ketchup? And tell us
what you told me?
Speaker 4: I said, cheese is an important food group, but that's
in the way bad. That's from an old joke from
where I grew up in Dorchester. If it's a cheese
tool was called Dorchester shrimp and then if you have
if you have a bowl of them, it's Dorchester shrimp salad.
Speaker 6: And why didn't you have any ketchup on it?
Speaker 4: Are you kidd me? What do you deand thethal? You
don't put ketchup on those things?
Speaker 6: You have to put ketchup on everything.
Speaker 4: No, not that. There's some things you know put on.
In New England, people put ketchup on their eggs and
I'm not in New England. I have to apologize. Sorry,
But anyway, I'm hungry all over again. Those ion rings
they took them away. I don't know why, but they
took the onion rings away when we weren't looking. Is
there was some left? Oh yeah, let's have that person
fired immediately. Anyway, we're going to go switch because there
he is. He's ready, he's pumped, and he has a
story that I had about well.
Speaker 6: I'll be talking about Lockness. It's a little bit about
the lock Neest monster. But this is mainly about the
fact that there's all kinds of strange things that surround
Locknest besides NeSSI whatever the heck NESTI is.
Speaker 4: They switch? Can I tell you something we might be
able to put in your bumper? Hair? Ready, this is
high technology.
Speaker 6: Now ready, Now we're not going to hear it, but
do you want to humme it?
Speaker 4: Sure? Here we go? Ready, that is not it? This one?
Speaker 1: That one, And now it's time for another story from
the Lost Annals of the Paranormal. It's time for Steve
Ward's report from the Fringe.
Speaker 4: Okay, switchy, they go.
Speaker 6: Everyone knew him as Nancy anyway.
Speaker 5: And it's a plug for his own show too.
Speaker 4: Something yeah, some of course.
Speaker 6: A gentleman named F. W. Holliday, also known as Ted Holiday.
He was an angler, a fisherman. He was twelve years
old in nineteen thirty three when they kind of opened
up the main road along locked Ness. Up to that point,
it wasn't you couldn't just drive around that part of Lochness.
There were only certain access points. And that's when more
and more signings of whatever this this creature was kept
showing up. And so anyway, at one point, actually his
well we'll get to that in a minute. He well, no,
I guess we'll do it now. Was his first sighting up.
Actually he went there as a fisherman and with kind
of an eye open to see if he could see anything,
and actually he did in August of nineteen sixty two,
he had his first sighting of NeSSI, and it was
just basically a kind of a hump moving along the water.
Wasn't really a classic sighting. He had two more sightings
in sixty five and one in sixty eight. He became
fascinated by it, and he immediately decided that this was
not a policeosaur. Seemed like it was more like an
oversized mollusk, and he is his candidate was something called
it was extinct. Really, it was called a totally monstrum gugarium.
Speaker 4: He's saying that he's a call from his fins. He said,
he's a big clam. This guy says a big.
Speaker 6: No no, like like a slug.
Speaker 4: A big slug. Okay, that's better, right, okay, okay, good.
Speaker 6: But anyway, we won't be focusing on that so much.
But as time went on, well, his first book was
called The Great Arm. That's O r M, which was
an ancient word for worm of lockedness, and that's where
he was hypothesizing that that's what this thing really was.
And then he ran upto all kinds of weird sort
of paranormal stuff which will be for another day. His
next book was called The Dragon and the Disc and
he really gets heavy into the some of the strange stuff,
but he was aware that uh uh, you know, were
pulled guys phenomena in the area and UFO sightings. August thirteenth,
nineteen seventy one, a guy named Graham Snape had a
UFO sighting and it was it was it was nighttime.
This thing was moving horizontally along the lock and he
had it had kind of just kind of a big
white core. It didn't look like it was a craft
or anything. It was just some kind of a giant
light and moving from left to right, and he it
was about level with the peaks of the heels in
the background from what he could see. And he was
guessing it was just a guess that if it was
directly over the lot, it would be about five to
ten feet in diameter. So and you know, we won't
get too much into these sightings. What the BBC said,
there were many UFO sightings in Lockness. This is something
that people don't normally think about. They think about whatever
this creature is, and the attempts to try and track
it with sonar and cameras so forth. But I want
to get to the big one, the really strange one.
Now that just three days after that warn event, a
gentleman named now now Holiday found out about this from
John Keele. Because this guy contacted John Keele. We've talked
about John Keele two billion times here, at least at
least I have. And uh, this gentleman's name when he
was a Swedish journalist named Jon Sunberg, and he was
over there looking into the Nessy phenomena. And he was
in the area of Bowyers, which is a little town
on the edge of the lock. And so now he
he claims that he had a they had a landing
that he saw and witnessed a landing, and this is
right near the shores of Lochness, and apparently there were
other sightings going on at the same time. Now he
was actually he was trying to find that they're building
a new uh plant or something there. He's trying to
find it. He gets twisted around and then he has
this bizarre experience. Uh it was a power station that
they were building. But I have to do an aside here.
I was actually in that the photograph behind me was
the time period. This would be a couple of years
after this happened. But I was in this general area
at that you know, at one time, and what happened,
I'll see when you when you're traveling through uh at
least when I was traveling through through Europe, I would
hit youth hostels a lot, and you would meet people
and you'd hang out and you travel for a while
or whatever. And so I met several people and we
decided we're going to take a bus down to the river,
the four Yers River, and take the river, follow the
river to loch Ness. Why because we were young and stupid. Okay,
I had just turned twenty one. So now I wish
you know, I didn't take enough pictures although I was
there over there almost four months. I took about six
hundred pictures. But you're always trying, you know, since it's
actually real film, you're trying to preserve it. So I
wish I had taken more pictures. It's a crazy journey,
I toought you.
Speaker 4: Can I interrupt you for saying what? Well? See, well,
I was so upset about this. Were you are you
saying you were like a hippie? No?
Speaker 6: No, I was. It was a little little long but
you know.
Speaker 4: Not, no, no, like a nomad. It's Karraz with these
people in Scottish youth hostime witch.
Speaker 5: So I love your touching.
Speaker 6: So this was our plan. So we started following the
river and the one part I remember clearly, it's like
an Indiana Jones scene. We're actually on kind of a
ridge a ledge, which which is if you jump down,
you kill yourself because you down toward the river.
Speaker 4: And against us. It was like a cliff face.
Speaker 6: So we're actually climbing along there and we couldn't at once.
At times we couldn't just walk across it. We had
to move sideways and were were just you know, not
even thinking about the dangers. So anyway, we finally get
through that and get down towards the lock, and we
had to go through a lot of brush to get there,
but finally we did get there. So anyway, I just
wanted you to know about my journey. I got a
little smarter later, uh but you know absolutely can't.
Speaker 4: Well, one just sent me a note. Did you meet
a girl along the way?
Speaker 6: I met a younger lady. Remember in Norway much earlier,
there were there were a group of girls and guys
when we were doing.
Speaker 4: This laundrous Okay, anyway, did you elucidate a little bit
on that. Did you you have congress with her? As
they said, no, sorry.
Speaker 14: Sorry, after before you went to Lucknest, did you stop
like in Amsterdam or something?
Speaker 6: Or yeah?
Speaker 4: Oh there you go. Okay, let's move on.
Speaker 6: You say, Mac, when you said congress, did you mean
get funky?
Speaker 4: Yes? I did. I guess that's okay. No, what the
kids say? Go ahead?
Speaker 6: Okay? So anyway back to Yon Sunberg. He's uh again,
he's a little bit twisted around. He's not quite sure
where he is, and he uh uh. He sees he
comes into this little clearing and he sees this this craft.
It's about uh oh, I don't know, uh, seventy five
yards long, and he thinks it's it must be even
though it's not right on the water, it must be
some kind of a submersible, right, And then he sees
these three dudes which are about five feet tall, wearing
some kind of suit, which he thinks they must be
diving suits. And then he's kind of looking at this
and he thinks, no, there's something really wrong about this.
And so they they get into this this whatever it is,
and it takes off and flies away. So uh, yeah,
it was definitely was not a submersible and he uh
so he when he does, he ends up going back
to Sweden and again he's he's he corresponds with John
Keel and that's how we found out about this. But oh,
by the way, he had you, like in so many
cases people have cameras with them. I mean, he had
this thing hanging around his neck. He had twenty exposures left,
and he didn't think about about using it. So the
the the end of this really is that when he
got back to he claimed when he got back to
Sweden that he was being plagued by men in black
people were harassing him, and also he would find these
strange footprints in his backyard. So the the only the
only point about this is that, uh, there is a
there is and it really we can really get a
lot stranger when we get more into the paranormal aspects
of nessiuh, and that gets into the uh the exorcism
of NeSSI that Halliday got in contact with a man
named doctor Donald Omend who was an Anglican priest and
an exorcist, and he believed that NeSSI. He wrote in
his book that he thought NeSSI was not a flesh
and blood creature.
Speaker 9: Uh.
Speaker 6: He thought it was some kind of like a projection
from the past. But he thought it but he thought
it was negative and evil, and actually Holiday started to
think that way too. There's there's a whole story behind that.
In his book The Dragon and the Disc he talks
about it. But it gets just really really bizarre. Uh.
Doctor Donald Omen had seen a messy like creature in
lock long sometime before that, and then later on he
was in contact with a Norwegian sea captain and he said,
will come with me to the fjord of Trolls in
Norway and these things show up there. So they did.
They went there, and they they went up the field
and as they're coming back, they're kind of just in
a small boat. They're kind of blocked by one of
these creatures with two humps, and omend is freaking out.
It's like what the heck And the captain says, don't worry.
They never make contact, and sure enough, as it gets closer,
it veers off and then submerges. But for some reason
he thought this was was a negative entity of some kind,
and then later on it gets I don't think we
will have time. But it gets really bizarre. When Holliday
was kind of an agnostic. So when Omens said we
should go and we should exercise this creature Dessie, he
went along for the ride, and the bizarre paranormal stuff
they seemed to springer afterwards was what got pretty crazy.
Speaker 4: Interesting. I was just thinking about this guy who just
thinking about lockness for a second. There was a professor
at the University of New Hampshire of all places, years ago,
and I have to say I kind of had this
idea a little bit ahead of time, and thinking, well,
what's the best thing to go look for this thing
like this? Right? The first thing I thought it was seals,
but I think dolphins, Right, dolphins are spot and down
there with a camera whatever.
Speaker 5: Right, is there a particular time of year where it's
more probable that you make it.
Speaker 4: No, this was fresh water dolphins, which you can only
get the Amazon. So anyway, he went up there with
a couple of them and nothing happened.
Speaker 8: Actually, I just say, dolphins used to be good when
they had him in the chicken of the sea and
they stopped taking that and it changed the whole taste.
I interrupt, but it came into my mind.
Speaker 6: Stupid little taste here. Well, you know there was there
was a in uh the Uh one of one of
Holiday's books. He talks about people saying other bizarre stuff
in the lock woman saw something more like an alligator
or crocodile with tusks. Another man was a diver, Yes,
he was uh in the river nests which feeds lock ness,
and he was he was diving and he goes down
there's this big ugly froglike things sitting there, which completely
freaked him out. He wouldn't dive again. So I don't know,
you know, if is this something Chillian that these things
manifest a different way or are there just different bizarre
things in the lock It's and then it gets weirder
because you know, it was so hard to pin this down.
So Holiday heard about all these sightings of some of
these creatures nesty like creatures in Ireland and there they
have a lot of names for them. But one of
them is a horse eel and they but but they
would be in these small lakes that are fairly shallow,
thirty to fifty feet deep, maybe half a mile long.
So I thought, well, heck, if we're going to find,
you know, track something down, So they would go out there.
They would drag nets and so forth. Incredible people were
seeing these things actually come up out of the water,
but still very elusive.
Speaker 4: You have to factor in there, Switchy that these people
are irish, right, so they're all drunk more or less, right, Steve.
Speaker 14: I just read an article within the past week about
them pulling up a camera out of lock Nest that
had been there since nineteen seven. Oh, that's wild, and
they developed the film. And I didn't really read the article,
but there was a thing about this camera that could
get there. They had dropped down into the lake in
nineteen seventy. Yeah, and they finally found it. I guess
they they had lost it and now they found it
and there was film in it, and they didn't develop it.
Did you hear anything about this? Because it was it
was online. I mean, it's got to be true. I
read it on the internet.
Speaker 4: But the weird thing about like this is that the
river there's a river that feeds it. But the river
isn't like this huge river. It's it's you know, it's
it's not it's not not that anything could get out
to the sea or anything like that. And I think
it's all landlocked and it just seems as something was there,
we would have seen like the definitive picture now yet
people have been seen it for years. People you know
a thousand years ago were seeing it. You know, it's
like what is it?
Speaker 6: Then it gets really weirder because it was holiday. And
another man named Randall Pugh that's pug h that he
was a veterinarian. They investigated southwest Wales Dovid back in
the seventy seven and they found all kinds of just
with a super high strangees area. But maybe the way
to wrap this up is Jim Mars writes about the uh,
you know, with the one of the remote viewing sessions,
and you know how they would mac how they would
sometimes throw in like a red herring, showing that normally
they're looking for uh spy stuff and stuff that our
enemies are up to. But they sometimes they throw in
like cordnets to Mars or UFO sighting. Yes, well they
did this with NeSSI and they were seeing in Lockness
these sort of you know, bulbous slug like creatures with
long necks.
Speaker 4: Well with a su yeah, yes, like right.
Speaker 6: But but then you know, you know, remote viewers can
move forward or backward in time when they would move
backward in time to try and see where these things
came from. They would disappear.
Speaker 4: So yeah, it is kind of like a cool dinosaur.
Now you're saying, it's.
Speaker 6: Like, well, it may not even be that. It's uh,
it's very very hard. Now, it doesn't mean that all
these things are paranormal. I mean you look at look
at Champs in the Champlain. You have a huge body
of water. You don't have the problem of not enough
fish to eat or or whatever. So that might be.
In fact, I remember reading John Keel, you know I
mentioned him before. Okay, but but in one of his
books he talks about type A cryptids and type B
one type he believes are paranormal. They kind of you know,
phase in and phase out. Others he thinks are probably
unknown animals. You know, so we should we shouldn't just
rush them all off as something, Uh paranormal.
Speaker 4: Can just make a COVID about Switchy's presentation here, do
you see kind of like a halo overset? Does he
do that intentionally make him look like some kind of
so that just zoom out for me? Uh?
Speaker 14: You knows your aura, it's my freaking aura.
Speaker 5: Okay, Sorry people, you know, people know how to read aura,
so they read your the whole aura that's around your body.
Speaker 4: I see switch. I want to say, Okay, your hour,
the nudd is up, get back to yourself? Is a switch?
Can we come back to you please? You have the
light of sunshine here on the show.
Speaker 9: Hey, I like this.
Speaker 16: This slug story a little too long.
Speaker 5: Wow, Susan Susan super fan is going.
Speaker 4: What will never end? That's just a preamble, That's yeah,
it's just the show.
Speaker 9: What I want to know is how many times did
you say and Here's where really gets weird.
Speaker 6: Yeah, right, it's it's so I have I'm gonna this
is actually going to be a presentation. I'm gonna I'm
the backup speaker coming up for Butler at the end
of the the end of the month. And even if
I don't give it there, I will be giving it
at the Monkman Festival. So it gets, it gets, it
gets into uh uh demons or belief in demons, So
it gets gets stranger and stranger.
Speaker 4: So when you're doing you're work shopping it here, right,
you're work shopping at our expense.
Speaker 6: Well, I just thought that, you know, if I was
going to do a presentation, I would, you know, could
work on part of what I'm going to.
Speaker 4: Be rat That's what I mean double dip.
Speaker 6: I still get paid the same, but you know I can.
Speaker 4: Okay, if you have it, just cand of give you
a little fashion advice. Don't wear that chat? Okay?
Speaker 5: What what is? What is?
Speaker 4: Yet? It's like the bulb like a here's here's the
weird thing about that word. Here do we put little
old do we put people say yeat? You know that
you see bumps y e A T, the y e
A T. You know that's well and that comes from
this was a sailing city. This was they made schooners.
They made big city, a big port city, big port city.
Speaker 14: So whenever the sailors that came out of New Report
would be in a foreign port. Uh, they're pulling into
port and they would start yelling yeat. And if they
got yeat back, they knew there was another New Report
sailor in the vicinity somewhere. And that's how they identified themselves.
That was there around the world. Their call sign anywhere
in the world was if you yell out yeat and
you got it back, you knew.
Speaker 4: This is really weird?
Speaker 6: Is that so you're saying they were looking out for
the cut of their jib.
Speaker 4: There you go in this little town, little town, little town,
U there were people. They're all dead now, but they
used to speak that different language over here that you know,
like in Jappa. They would speak this like old English
language in a way. And they said there was a
leftover because some English salors stayed here, you know, just
a lot of immigrants, you know, people on cruise stayed here.
And yeah, and I remember just seeing this guy as
a kid. He's you know, it sounded like people talking
in tongues. You know. The thing is really anyway, okay,
that killed me. They stayed here.
Speaker 5: While I was wondering how the brothel business was compared
to what it was Portsmouth likes to you know, in
the state north of US. I used to hide that
little bit of bit of history any port in the storm?
Speaker 4: Is that? What the I guess that's it? What are
you trying to say? There was we got six minutes
to go what Well?
Speaker 5: I was wondering if the the brothel business in newbury
Port historic was greater or lesser than Portsmouth, which is.
Speaker 4: In quantity or quality.
Speaker 5: I don't know if the two if it's a sailor
who cares.
Speaker 6: In the last six minutes, I'll bit you. Club wants
me to talk more about nessitho, I can tell you
about the extracism of NeSSI yes, okay, another time I
can tell.
Speaker 4: You my little oh yes, let's see the date of
the nuclear bombster really yes? Okay? Yeah? Yeah, yeah, heyay,
thank you.
Speaker 10: So, as I mentioned, there's a new show on the
History Channel called Secretsy Classified with David Duchovny. I watched
the first episode and learned that back in January of
nineteen sixty one, the United States flew two B fifty
two bombers with two nuclear bombs as their payload. General
powers at that time wanted to be on constant alert
in the event the Cold War became a hot war
with USSR. So these planes flew you know, twenty four
to seven, and they refueled mid air, which sounds like
dangerous anyways, but especially without you know, even without the
nuclear bombs. Okay, yeah, yeah, yeah, it's awesome to watch.
Speaker 5: There's a refueling wing that's stationed up here at peace right.
Speaker 4: Really yeah cool.
Speaker 11: So Boeing had released a recall on multiple B fifty
two bombers, but this one had not made the list yet,
and it crashed in Goldsboro, North Carolina, which is approximately
two and a half to three hours from where I
am living right now.
Speaker 4: Crashed, the whole plane crashed, the whole plane.
Speaker 9: Wow.
Speaker 11: Immediately after the bomber crashed, military black helicopters arrived and
ordered the residents to evacuate immediately.
Speaker 4: Goes off right. Yeah.
Speaker 10: Apparently, when the B fifty two bomber crashed, it had
two nuclear bombs on board. Luckily they did not explode
on impact, and one was found easily hanging from a
tree from the cables of the parachute tool and the
other bombs. Parachute failed to deploy and it was slammed
into the ground, going seven hundred miles crowd cool an impact.
It landed one hundred and eighty feet into the earth.
Speaker 11: Seven days and nights. The government dug to try to
retrieve the bomb, which after a full investigation revealed that
fought that only one out of the six safety latches
only one failed.
Speaker 4: That's pretty good.
Speaker 10: You caused it to not explode.
Speaker 9: Wow.
Speaker 4: That's technology, man, that's really uh crazy. Yeah.
Speaker 11: Really, So Supposedly these bombs if they were released, would
equal twice the size of the bomb that dropped on Hiroshima.
Speaker 4: I guess that's pretty big.
Speaker 10: Yeah.
Speaker 11: After the Seventh Day, scientists decided that it was too
risky to keep digging for it, so they decided to
cover it up.
Speaker 4: Really the.
Speaker 10: One they covered The government of the piece of land.
Speaker 16: From the farmer for one thousand dollars him. The land
has since been sold and re sold with a strict
stipulation to never dig any deeper than five feet.
Speaker 4: Don't worry it takes you. You may get a surprise.
You know, Wow, how can you? How do you? Why
do you give up digging on it? I mean they
you know, they worried.
Speaker 11: They were going to make it explode because they're digging
with shovels and it's very.
Speaker 4: Wow.
Speaker 11: So they wrapped up the segment with a very disturbing comment.
It's been over half a century and so far, so good.
Nothing's happened, so fingers.
Speaker 4: Crossed, don't to worry about.
Speaker 11: Question is yes, I actually have three questions, so no one.
So what if a landowner digs wherever the heck they
want anyway?
Speaker 5: Right, Yes, he's taking a new water well.
Speaker 4: Where is this north Carolina, North Carolina, near you gold Borrow? Yes, haway,
half away two and a half hours' sorry, okay, looking
the bless. You know after about a half about a week,
two weeks, there'll be another news story. We blew up Girlsborough.
It's a nuclear bus. I mean, will happen disturbing?
Speaker 11: Would so?
Speaker 10: Wouldn't that be leaking radioactive material?
Speaker 4: Oh yeah, yes I think so. But but I'm surprised
the comment did by the ly They just you know,
don't anyone come near it.
Speaker 5: You know, let's it's a strange decision to make.
Speaker 10: They just covered it over. The last thing is we
have earthquakes from.
Speaker 4: Time to shure. Yeah, yes, the.
Speaker 10: World won't eventually explode something.
Speaker 5: You know, maybe it was a dud, you can. They
looked up the serial number of that sucker and they
found out that that was the one of the duds
that they were carrying around with them.
Speaker 11: Sod rewind it and watch it again.
Speaker 4: We're going to watch it.
Speaker 14: Actually, actually they they probably looked it up and found
out it was built on a Friday afternoon. Yeah, so
the quality control wasn't great and they were just like,
we're not going near that.
Speaker 5: That probably won't go on the American Made American.
Speaker 4: You mentioned something before and if you could believe it,
probably must say since sorry for the voice. So the
fifties all up to say the eighties. Every day, day
after day, this country would lunch maybe fifty B fifty two's,
they'd fly around. They'd fly around of Russia. Yeah yeah,
and the Russians have nothing can compare to this, Okay,
they don't have the money. Have fifty B fifty twos
in the air twenty four hours a day for years, right,
And that's how they deterred them. They said, no matter
what you do, we're going to be there in like
about a half hour, so don't try anything. And it's
like nuclear piece, you know, that's what they call it.
It's an expensive.
Speaker 5: Mutually assured distress.
Speaker 4: Unbelievably expensive way to do it. But they did it.
I like that, And they would refuel in the air
and like, you know, five six times. It's like no
big deal to those guys. I mean, myriad is. But
they know how to do it.
Speaker 10: How taxing it was on the pilot, Oh yeah.
Speaker 4: Yeah, oh yeah. They'd have two crews. They have two crews.
If you ever want to see a really good movie,
Doctor Strangelove and my best movies after and a lot
of it is takes place in the B fifty two.
That's on a like a bombers run.
Speaker 6: You can't fight here, this is the war room.
Speaker 4: Yeah. Yeah, one of the best movies ever ever in
the world. I'll shoot it out, but you're gonna have
to pay the Coca Cola the world.
Speaker 5: Who wrote the script for that movie, Cubic I think
wrote it.
Speaker 4: I think so him another guy maybe, Yeah, he directed it. Yeah,
it's one of the best movies ever. Doctor Strange loves
Slim Pickens, Slim Pickens. Yeah, James L. Jones ever, first
ever movie. Peter Sellers plays three different guys in it.
And that's really kind of funny. Scott, Scott's so good,
so good Jack right, yeah, yeah, he's done.
Speaker 6: Yeah yeah, And he's worried about our precious bodily.
Speaker 4: And it's it's funny, but it's like so Doc Huber,
It's just like because people are getting killed all over
the place and Americans are shooting Americans and stuff, and uh,
just the way he shoots it, it's like a newsreel
in a way. Yeah. That was great. That was a
really cool movie. Anyway, Brandy, let's get back to you.
Speaker 10: On another note.
Speaker 4: Have you ever seen Doctor Strangelove?
Speaker 9: Britty wasn't Flim Pickens yelling when he was and when
he's going down.
Speaker 6: He was, Yeah, I don't yelling out loud.
Speaker 4: So Peter Sells is this guy, he's like Henry Kissindra
and he kind of based it on Henry Kissinger. It
away and he's is Tennessee to put up the and
what he ends fighting the other it's all it's all improvised.
So when you see him doing a lot of it
is when you see the people in the background, there's
a Russian ambassado's like stealing the food. Sorry, did you
see them laughing at him? Just kind of threw it away?
They did because he's so funny.
Speaker 5: Just so I love it when they keep that in there.
They don't. Don't let you ruined the take.
Speaker 4: Great movie, John Scott, unbelievably funny in that movie, Just
the perfect that's a film school movie. Yeah, yeah, just
pick up every seed. So Brady, you've seed it right?
I have, yeah it.
Speaker 9: Again though, so I can catch all these.
Speaker 4: Little okay, all right, yeah, report on it. Yeah, it's
Peter Sells is a British pilot. Eustrilis you know, like
uh executives that he's he's the president. Yeah right, but
there's the president of the United States too, and he's
also stuck the strange he does all he does three parts.
You think it's the same guy. Yeah, yeah, it's very funny, Yeah,
very funny. Anyway, Wow, okay, they killed four minutes, So
what do we do? Switch? It's time?
Speaker 6: Oh? Okay, okay, which time to go to the full?
Speaker 4: Put the train?
Speaker 6: Never mind? I misunderstood.
Speaker 15: Why is that what his mind? I don't know. He
has the obsession with Yeah, yeah, yeah, there's the glasses. Okay, Brandy,
we have to say goodbye to you.
Speaker 9: Well, goodbye then, thank you so much. It's been so fun.
I was so excited to be here.
Speaker 4: Did you sleep last night? Did you sleep last time?
Speaker 10: I did it?
Speaker 9: You won't, you won't believe it, But I got three
hours of sleep. I was so excited.
Speaker 4: Why does it happen to us? Well, thank you, Susan.
Speaker 5: You've got to tell her the ropes because there's no
fear with Susan. She goes right to it.
Speaker 11: I'm pretty excited and about being here also, But do
you lose sleep.
Speaker 4: Do you lose sleep?
Speaker 10: As soon as we sign off? Miss you guys.
Speaker 5: Already, No, we miss you too.
Speaker 4: Just think of us out at the bottom when you're not.
Speaker 5: On, those rare times where you're not on, it's like
something's missing.
Speaker 4: Something's missing. Oh yeah, yes, of course. Otherwise you go
to the doctor, you find out where it went. Wow.
That's that way of saying, thank you, Brandy, we appreciate
Thank you, Susan, we appreciate it.
Speaker 12: Thank you Giants, and you have an amazing week.
Speaker 4: We love you. We do also, club, we love you too.
But now next week, I mean the page is shirt
of something else. I'm sorry, a little tough love for
me for change. But the rotating hemblet, the rotating helmet
over what it is?
Speaker 5: It's very fast too.
Speaker 4: Yeah, yeah, yeah, you know what I mean. Yeah, I don't.
Speaker 8: I don't understand you. You'd like a Giants.
Speaker 4: Fan of something Giants tell you.
Speaker 8: Because they're not winners right now.
Speaker 4: I'm just saying that they've mishandled the situation. Now there
said they traded away, they let go of the greatest
quarterback in the world. They could have at least went
over it over he won the super Bowl the next season.
Speaker 5: I just got rid of a quarterback. I mean it
wasn't a backup. Why they got rid of Yeah? Yeah,
like I know from a number five pick for.
Speaker 4: Yeah, he was good. He's that guy. These guys they
never ate. Everyone was you know, the what draft, what
round you drafted? These guys you never hear of them again?
You know what I mean? Everyone draft traces is this,
and then it's not like gold. They still have to
make the team, and a lot of times they don't,
you know, And I think the Pets just not thinking
of drafting anyway. Let's go to the Bruins. Bruins, what
about your losers? Jesus, it's terrible.
Speaker 5: They never got out of that rut after the first
ten games.
Speaker 4: Yeah.
Speaker 8: The first thing is you got to hear somewhere tonight.
Speaker 5: Huht. Just look at the Celtics. The Celtics are.
Speaker 4: Better than all three together. Brandy has still play h
good question? Uh yeah, you know, yeah, I go.
Speaker 13: I'm gonna say, wasn't he a Boston Bruin's what Pittsburgh
about twenty years ago? He still playing the summer? Well,
thank you club? Would you being with us appreciate it?
Speaker 4: Oh?
Speaker 8: It was my plan. You know, I have to agree
with both the ladies about you know, getting ready the
night before. Really, you know, I usually get about three
hours sleep a night, but the night before I get
six hours.
Speaker 4: Let's get you well rested. Thank you club, thank you,
Let's see thank you, Switchy, Thanks Switchy, my pleasure. You're
brighten up the show to switch Okay, don't feel bad,
all right.
Speaker 5: Okay, it's not just the thirt you wear.
Speaker 4: It's not just the clothes. It's then, you know, right,
and no cats tonight. That's good probably, you know, usually
have a cat sticking this challenge you both for something. Quit.
Speaker 6: I'm working at the Monckman Museum. Yes, and I show
people to the Mockman statue.
Speaker 4: Yes.
Speaker 6: I make sure they get the full Monty too.
Speaker 4: Really yeah, Okay, you'll be arrested for that.
Speaker 5: That's part of the exper.
Speaker 4: You pull the quad is out of his ass. The
other one of volunteers to do this.
Speaker 6: I keep I keep telling people, don't worry about that.
That's my retire my fund, okay, but they always disappear
twenty five cents at the time. Well, they stick dollar
bills in there sometimes. I don't know why.
Speaker 4: Yes, anyway, kitchen kitchen closing their way. Yeah, thank you, switch.
I appreciate I appreciate you sending me your breakfast on
a regular basis, and.
Speaker 6: I appreciated the who was that again? Door Chester salad?
Speaker 4: Shrimp salad? That just shrimp. Okay. I was going through
with my old photos the other day and I saw
a picture of a saltee and two chicklets. And I'm
looking at what is that? I realized, I said to
the switching, that's my breakfast. Thank you switch one, Thank
you Wondie.
Speaker 5: Thanks for a mac with this diet.
Speaker 4: Oh yeah, yes, right, it's work.
Speaker 5: Glad to be here.
Speaker 4: It's working, as you can see. Uh yeah, good have
you everything you do with your car? And I think
you move.
Speaker 5: I like the car, yeah, I like the accurate it's
nice okay, and uh radio sounds good. Let me borrow
car practically drives itself.
Speaker 4: So he's avoid the question. But you gotta be borrow
it like you I will.
Speaker 10: Yeah, sure to night Brands, thinking new.
Speaker 5: It's last year's model twenty twenty four accurate r d X.
Speaker 4: But yes it is new.
Speaker 5: Yeah, it's really new.
Speaker 4: What's uh, what's club do? Is that an ivy it
looks like you're setting up an ivy anyway. All right,
thank you, thank you, switching uh switching, thank you, thank you,
Willy you are thank you out glad to be here,
thank you, glad to be here. Okay, thank you and
well are u plug plugs? The plug is Homestright Troops
Home Start Troops is a military organization that you've pros
have talked about a lot. They build homes for our
veterans were hurt in combat after nine to eleven, and
these are people who came home to see them. Whatever
they build, these homes to them low accounter space down
on our stairs, were adaptable to their needs. And then
when they build the house, rip up the bullies, give
them the keys. It's their house for life. Then I
have to worry about that voyage payment every month, hang
their heads, and they go out and rejoined society. These
are people who gave a lot to us. Please give
a lot to them. Homestright Troops. Ninety cents on your
dollar goes right to a veterans. Please google them see
what they're about. And most especially these days, John is
not a loser. He's a wa hero. You don't make
fun of people like that. You'll order them. And please
keep an eye on what's going on with the veterans.
They went to lay off eighty thousand people in the
Veterans administration.
Speaker 5: Ridiculous.
Speaker 4: Yeah, it doesn't seem to It doesn't seem to be
good for people who are saying that the backlogs of
veterans trying to get into hospitals is so long. Laying
off eighty thousand people, how's that you know not going
to prolong? So just keep an eye on what the
what's going happening with our veterans. And this is MAX
for the entire game, and see you here us next time.
This is MAC for the entire game, saying be safe,
be happy, and and bye bye