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Speaker 7: This is Mac maloney, want to show. We have a
few tonight broadcasting live from the Stabbed Galley Restaurant in
New Report Wata Street, New Report, great seafood, great hamburgers
and also a great steak and cheese sandwich and yeah,
our favorite place. So here we are. Interesting show tonight,
but first let me introduce the members of the Polse Girls.
You can feel him, you can feel his vibe, maybe
even smell his vibe us. But across the puddle, let's
see you get your get your big box of clean
next to your big box of wifs. Whoop, sit yourself down,
start fanning yourself and get your squeegee and your loube.
It gets more difficult every week, frankly, uh, because he's here,
girls across the puddle, the very famous one one money.
Speaker 3: Hello everybody, Hello girls, Hello ladies and gentlemen and all
ships at sea. Welcome to the show. And I'm happy
to be here. And if you can smell my vibe,
then I might have a problem with that.
Speaker 7: Okay, all right, sense it.
Speaker 3: If you can feel it, feel it, and that's where
it's at. Okay, really, that's where it's a You know
what I should do is I should put a kit together,
go ahead for all the elements that are required to
really get jiggy with the one one over here.
Speaker 7: Interesting, Yes, to fully experience experience Susan showed us a
week ago. She had everything right there. She had the
fans right, that's true, Yes, it did. Yeah, well prepared prepped.
Speaker 4: Well, you know, if they could smell your vibe, isn't
that what they used snuff four years ago?
Speaker 7: What is that true?
Speaker 2: Like the French?
Speaker 7: Yeah, yeah, so you wouldn't hit you because you couldn't
smell the stink around everyone because no one bad smell it. Well,
maybe we know something, Maybe someone's coming up, we know
something about the French. Thank you one one for joining us.
You appreciate it. You're welcome. The pleasure is all mine
really for this, as you know we all do. Also
joining us is a senior international correspondent on there and
my sister's tank top, sorry, my sister's tank talk, West
Virginia switch played, Steve Ward, switchy.
Speaker 2: Great to be here tonight in uh in West Virginia.
Speaker 7: Everything Okay, we do.
Speaker 2: Everything is beyond wonderful.
Speaker 7: Uh, there was we don't want to time the show,
but there was a hurricane recently that touch you.
Speaker 2: Well, apparently it did.
Speaker 4: I I have I have a basement that allows a
little bit of water in if it rains like a
like a son of a bitch, and I guess it
did here when I was gone in the hinterlands of Iowa.
Turns out Iowa is a real estate and so I
got a little bit of water in like I normally do.
Speaker 2: No big deal. But you know I wasn't here for
the for the rain.
Speaker 7: The main event. Well, we'll talk about your travelers later
on the show.
Speaker 2: Okay, okay, sounds good.
Speaker 7: Also with us is well at the stop of gallery
with us? Yeah, engineer okay, get away driver? What else?
King of the bees? Like three or four things, the ladies,
agricultural forget, don't forget Uncle al as always al Ronaldo, Oh,
how you doing. I'm doing great, Mac. I'm enjoying the galley,
enjoying the ambiance. Here. We're a nice dimly lit room.
It's you know, wait wait for the people to come in,
you know, to look talk about to talk about smelling
something man, someone just got a dinner right around the
Cornu which was excellent. Uh So, anyway, another stress.
Speaker 3: Give me jealous every time you, you know, embark on
well the venue of the day and.
Speaker 7: What do you what you want us to not do
it just because of you?
Speaker 3: You know, I want some times because I'm running out
of Jiff peanut butter and that's that's hard to get
here in the UK, all away from smuckers in America.
It's like, what are the German available?
Speaker 7: The German stubeign toped the submarines again, you can't get
that stuff, you know you're in Russian.
Speaker 3: Yeah, I looked online. There was Russian submarines in the
English Channel a couple of weeks ago. They probably have lost,
but they were just that being escorted there. It's like
it was apparently it's no big deal. It happens all
the time.
Speaker 7: Isn't there a a Russian fertilizer ship right off the
coast somewhere that they say it could be like a
floating bomb. Cool, it's so full of fertilizering. I guess
fertilizers gas. Yeah, they say it was off the shore
of Kent or something. I don't worry that would be
the first thing to go if things broke out. But
I read the other day. I heard the other day
that England, this just seems crazy to me no longer
produces power from coal and fossil fuels. Did I have
that right?
Speaker 3: I didn't think it was zero, but they're phasing it
out quickly.
Speaker 7: Yeah, it's all I mean, it's it must be close
to zero. They got some award. It's mostly zero, mostly wind,
mostly sola, and they also have nuclear plants right right, yeah,
not funny, I mean cold.
Speaker 3: I haven't really completely gotten off of fossil fuels, but
they're getting it quick. They're working, they're working on it,
and before you know it, they'll be rolling blackouts because
they haven't really mapped out how many solar farms they need,
how many square miles of panels they need to generate,
And then the wind farms have their own problems. Although
lately it's been so windy even the crows are having
a tough time running in and grabbing my my nuts
that I throw.
Speaker 7: That's the only special So anyway, yeah, okay, so uh,
thank you well for, as I said, another stress free Tuesday,
setting this stuff upright, you know, Yeah, we'll see if
it works. So also with no Raven tonight it's her
wedding anniversary. Who knows really did as so she couldn't remember,
So clap for Ravens annivers I'll find out exactly what
you didn't remember? How many years?
Speaker 8: Uh?
Speaker 7: Yeah, I guess I caught her at a bad time
on those. Also, I don't know how many years I've
been I have to do that.
Speaker 9: It looks twelve, so she couldn't have been married too long.
Speaker 7: That's where you saying so. But also, well, that voice
you hear is super film Susan Kay down there in
North Carolina? How are you doing?
Speaker 2: Su're doing great? Hi?
Speaker 9: Everybody, Hello, so happy to be here. It's nice to
see all your beautiful faces.
Speaker 7: Is that a cat in the background? What's that climbing
to the wall?
Speaker 9: I can make it? What?
Speaker 7: No, No, that would be kind of perfective. So everything
okay with How are you okay?
Speaker 9: I'm doing all right?
Speaker 7: Your lights are on? That's good, that's good. Yep, you
look great. Am I gonna be the only.
Speaker 9: One to say it, really, I just get out of
the shower. My hand's wet.
Speaker 2: No.
Speaker 7: No, some guys like to say you.
Speaker 9: Always you always look very handsome.
Speaker 7: Who you're talking to one one must be sick of that,
oh talking to you married? No, I don't think so.
Speaker 3: It's the bed. I still think he looks like Chris
Kringle on a circle of thirty fourth Street.
Speaker 2: One.
Speaker 7: Which street is that? Seriously? Thirty fourth Street? Right right? Yeah?
Speaker 2: That was in black and white, even though it was Christmas.
Speaker 3: Okay, all right, relax, okay, please, And I'm talking about
the Chris Kringle that's that's drunk and he can't perform.
Speaker 7: And then well wow, one of the two, the one
at the beginning where they throw him off the coach.
Speaker 3: Yeah, okay, okay, because he's drinking, you know. Well good,
that Santa Claus look was exactly what I was going for.
Also with us.
Speaker 7: Has a good friend down there, and uh, excuse me, Connecticut,
it's Susie Bestill, Susie. How are you?
Speaker 5: The vibes tonight are a little bit too sexy for me.
Maybe he's got you l with your mood. You have
one Wan and his peramones, yeah step and his hair
and freshly showered Susan and club's not here to offset
any of it.
Speaker 7: Well that far we need we kind of need a
buzz killed. It's funny. They do have mood lighting here
and there looks like by Van in the eighties. But
you know what, Yes, is it a b W Van? No? No,
it was.
Speaker 4: Actually it's still going around and around and one of
those rotaries down there in Boston.
Speaker 7: Yeah, I can't. It's funny because it's not really sunny
out because if the sun was really out, that window
behind us would be blinding and it really takes the
whole room and lights it up. So because it's cloudy
and ugly out.
Speaker 3: Yes, that rooms that was dingle balls, you know those
little dingle balls there.
Speaker 7: You go, No, no, because we're not we're not from Mexico.
Speaker 2: Is medical condition.
Speaker 7: So club will be draining us later on. And I think, Susie,
you have something to talk about with these odd pictures
you sent to me. What are those called picture glyphs
or something petroglyphs? Yes? Where were they found?
Speaker 5: Those are in below Falls, Vermont, on the Vermont New
Hampshire border on the Connecticut River.
Speaker 7: M okay, And we'll talk about it later. But do
people know where they came from?
Speaker 9: And so.
Speaker 2: They do.
Speaker 5: But also the ancient alien theorists have gotten their hands
on us as well.
Speaker 7: That's perfect. Hey what am I doing with my glasses there?
Speaker 2: Though?
Speaker 7: We got to stop the whole show, overn now we
gon to put my shades off.
Speaker 9: What is a petri what's the difference between a petroglyph
and a hieroglyph?
Speaker 5: So not much really, and one's a letter. So a
petroglyph hieroglyphs you really hear in ancient Egypt, and it's
kind of like its own alpha bet really yeah right, yeap,
whereas like a patrick glyph isn't really spelling anything out.
Speaker 7: It's just kind of like a picture, an image, it
paints a picture. Yeah, all right, we're looking forward to
talk about that later on switching you must have you're
going to tell us about your travels? Correct?
Speaker 2: Sure? Sure now, no, no later.
Speaker 7: Coming up and we have to really tap dance, okay,
So why don't we do the top ten now? Though? Okay?
And as Club would say, get that out of the way,
and had to do without him here, yeah right right,
we'll send it to him later and get his uh,
get his rating. So as Raven is on probably some
romantic cruise somewhere for her anniversary, the number of which
he's going to get back to us with the lovely Susan.
K is going to for you the top ten. Susan,
you have the top ten?
Speaker 2: I hope I do.
Speaker 9: And could you kindly stop the music?
Speaker 7: Stop the music? And here we go the the title.
Let's see if I can remember. I think it's top
ten reasons Why one one hates Halloween is that it.
Speaker 9: Correct only it says detest.
Speaker 7: Detest more than Hey, okay, here we go. Why don't
we go? Number ten? Please?
Speaker 2: All right?
Speaker 9: Number ten? In grade school, his little orphan anti costume
failed to win him top prize three years in a row.
Speaker 7: You know that's close to being right. You told me
that one one night.
Speaker 3: I always liked to I always like to be in
costume where it was the opposite sex or or Spider.
Speaker 7: Man one of the other. Yeah.
Speaker 3: Interesting, okay, back in the days, back in the fifty
spider Man was what.
Speaker 4: What were some of your spider sex costumes, spidersex with
spider sex costumes.
Speaker 2: I've been drinking. I've not been drinking.
Speaker 3: Ragged the Raggedy Ann character like Raggedy Ann and Andy
dolls and stuff and the stories.
Speaker 2: What about little or Fanny with the with no pupils.
Speaker 7: I had a condition.
Speaker 3: I was sort of like a big fan of Anne
of green Gables.
Speaker 7: As a matter of.
Speaker 5: Fact, Megan follows three redheaded characters.
Speaker 7: I love, You're right, You're right. Okay, look okay. Number nine,
please Susan, get us out of this please, I'm gone Please.
Speaker 9: Number nine. It was only through an unfortunate incident that
he has become aware of another meaning for.
Speaker 5: The word trick.
Speaker 7: Now think about it, come on, let it think bingo. Okay, okay,
well I'm letting that go all right, next please, Number
the number.
Speaker 9: Eight reason why one one detests Halloween in England. They
put you in jail if you dress up like a hedgehog.
Speaker 7: When you need come on, well, I know, I'm please Susan.
Speaker 9: Number seven they were all out of Lily James costumes
this year.
Speaker 7: Yeah yeah, okay, that's rats. Okay, next please.
Speaker 9: The number six reason. It reminds him of that unfortunate
incident where he was detained outside the Sulberry Halfway House
for Girls, wearing a Jack Nicholson mask and holding a
bag of candy.
Speaker 7: And it was Halloween and it wasn't Halloween. Wow, it's
saying I'm back that's a long ride for a little laugh.
Next please number five.
Speaker 9: As child, he had a quote unquote unusual relationship with
a pumpkin he called mister Pumpy.
Speaker 7: Mister Pumpy. I did like carping pumpkins. Okay, good, I
know there was an element of truth that you'd.
Speaker 9: Like to do.
Speaker 3: Nice place, candle in it and everything.
Speaker 7: Okay, that's another show, Susan. Please let's bring this store.
Speaker 9: Yes, any more sugar gets in his system, will need
to do an intervention.
Speaker 7: Okay, that's called a low laugh, you know laughs. You know,
one of these things is like you have highs and
you have lows. That's next, Please number three.
Speaker 9: It's the same night of his one man play. Pamela
Anderson is a whore?
Speaker 2: Of course?
Speaker 7: Did you just censor yourself? There? Is that?
Speaker 2: What it says?
Speaker 4: You know what?
Speaker 2: I saw that in amateur production much time.
Speaker 7: Okay, Susan, could you eat that on the lily? James?
See that's a lily James waited.
Speaker 3: Pamela Sue Sue Anderson, Pamela Anderson in that awful show.
Speaker 7: It was terrible. Pam and Tommy, Pam and Tommy. Just
when you thought it was gonna get really good didn't
have a video. He had a video, original home video,
and they based the movie on that. And somehow Lily
James must have been drunk when she's on that contract.
Terrible next seeing her in yesterday and then seeing her
and Pam and Tommy, really did you that's that's the
yang and yang. It was the kids saying, Susan, please,
where rare? We We're a number two, number two.
Speaker 9: The last time he put a sheet over his head
it ended.
Speaker 7: Badling and we were down in Louisiana and when just
cash for the friendly ghost. Okay, I never I didn't
take that turn, but okay, I was thinking of ok hey, frankly,
but okay, well, party doesn't make a difference where the
laugh comes from it as soon as the blanket party.
Ya just sos you get the funny? Please h please?
Speaker 9: Number one Reason one one detests Halloween. He absolutely hates
all that pumpkin latte ship.
Speaker 7: Yeah, I do hit, I do hate that exactly like okay.
Speaker 9: Coffee.
Speaker 4: Yeah, you know, I'm the only person in the Western
hemishure that likes candy corn.
Speaker 7: I hate something the other day. Really, yeah, I used
to like it. It's very uh you know, it's plain,
it's just sugar and funny college.
Speaker 2: You know what's wrong with that?
Speaker 7: Nothing method sugar. You can't. I'm gonna eat like a
Snicker's bar or something like that. You know something. If
you're gonna eat it, you know we eat something.
Speaker 2: Pay Days.
Speaker 7: Paydays is supposed to be the healthiest.
Speaker 2: Wow.
Speaker 7: What do you got there? Wow?
Speaker 9: And the big old top.
Speaker 7: Wow. Susan's prepared. I tell you, it's still a month away.
And you know she's without. We don't even have to
switchy here when she's showing up with all the all
the treats. So you know, okay, switch tr club Chari
Club Club clubs Club Charry.
Speaker 1: Oops.
Speaker 7: So why don't we do this? Why don't we take
s mercial break? Now, go get some candy and we'll
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Speaker 7: Welcome back everyone to Mac and One, He's most Drinks
all show here in the Distant Thunder Radio Network. This
is Mac on One on the show we have for
you tonight, broadcasting live from the Stavid Gally Round One
from the Stabbed Gally Watta Street in New we Port.
Great seafood, great hamburgers, great steak and cheese, and great drinks. Yeah,
everything here is good. Uh, let me introduce the members
of the policy. As it turns out, we've got something
busy girls, you know, we see the very famous one
one across the puddle and hello everybody, Hello Mac fall
of the UK. Okay one, My brain's out, as it
turns out here I've said this many times, but I
wish you were here.
Speaker 3: Now see Susan's got it all figured out.
Speaker 7: Okay, good, thank you. Wanting also with us as our
senior international correspondent, switch play Steve Ward down there in
my sister's bra West Virginia. How are you switching sisters?
Speaker 2: You didn't say my sister's tank top?
Speaker 7: Well you moved, but he meant to. I thought you moved.
Speaker 2: Okay, Uncle Mac, Yes, I am beyond wonderful.
Speaker 7: My shaved sorry you really okay? Cool? Good? Damn? Can
you just quickly tell us what you had for breakfast today?
You're on the road right, Well, I was, and I got.
Speaker 4: Back last night about a little after nine o'clock. But
I had to take care of the cats boxes storry
to mention cats what happens that the the the garbage
guys come early Tuesday morning, and if I didn't take
care of them, I'd have the.
Speaker 2: Debris or whatever for another week.
Speaker 7: There's a whole cat thing going on here, you'll say.
Speaker 4: And I have a reporter on one of my cats.
But I will get to that later anyway. So I
had to take care of that. And once I took
cure that, I kind of h just.
Speaker 7: I mean, it was, it's a long trip, Okay, can
I tell you something. I guess you're sitting at the
table just agreed this long trip story about your cat,
So let's move on.
Speaker 4: So so anyway, but when I had for breakfast was
I went to Tutor's Biscuit World Go Ahead, and the
lady Mary, she has been there a long time and
it looks like she probably could have retired ten or
fifteen years ago if she wanted to, but she shows
up every once in a while to harass the customers
go Ahead. So she usually says to me, where have
you been? If I had not been there for a while,
this morning she said, when you going to Iowa? And
I said, well, I got back last night, and she said, well,
where have I been? And I thought, well, obviously not Iowa,
but anyway.
Speaker 7: Switch had Switch it's a two hours, two hours show, okay,
two hour shows.
Speaker 2: So you're going to edit it, right.
Speaker 4: So what I had was biscuit? What one biscuit? Gravy again,
you put it on the plate, dive. You can't see
the plate anymore. Anyway, That's what I had, bravy, coffee
and water.
Speaker 7: Okay, let me quickly introduce thatyone else because we have
a bit coming up here. Okay, sorry, Switch. Also with
us is a UFO mechanic Alvin now though Mackelo everybody, okay, okay,
Also with us is super fan Susan Kay down there
in North Carolina. Susan, how are you everybody?
Speaker 9: How's it going?
Speaker 7: Those new glasses do you have those kind of librarian
glasses on them?
Speaker 9: Do you actually have computer? So I have two pairs.
These are my computer glasses.
Speaker 7: Go ahead, yes, and we use your librarian glasses in
the library here while you look. Also with us is
a good friend down there and can make it, Susie
best Still, Susie, Hey, I.
Speaker 5: Was actually just telling Steven want this might be the
last time I'm on the show that that I'm dying
of the man flu.
Speaker 7: Oh really is on the man ship going? Okay, all right,
I was just about to ask you you have library
and glasses. I'm gonna guess no, right, if she has
some some Listen, we have a guest here who has
to go somewhere, so we have a big to the library.
She's on the library.
Speaker 5: I left.
Speaker 7: It's funny she left the glass of the library. So
we have five questions for Dave. And we've four questions
for Dave. Dave Greco, who is the owner of the
Stoppa Galley Restaurant? And what's the address there, Dave, fifty
five Water Street in New Report, And take our word
for it because we know people who have come here.
In fact, someone left the twenty and uh for us
to buy. Buy us a drink, right David? So anyway, yeah, yeah,
well one cosmo in the water. But listen, so they
have great seafood, super duper seafood, the fish and chips.
To me, that's how always I get to be a
bat at Haddock as well. But good Hamburg is in
good you know, not quite seafood. So anyway, surf servant
turf is great. So sitting in for Dave night is
a good friend. She doesn't want a real name, So
I'm going to make up a name for you. Okay,
you get it right up on that. You have to
kiss that missus Palmon comment. I was gonna say Taylor Swift,
but no, no, okay, facial surgery. So you volunteered the
setting for day volunteer was dragged, dragged un forcefully.
Speaker 8: I was dragged.
Speaker 7: She's she's been picked up here around just.
Speaker 9: We can hardly hear her closer.
Speaker 8: That's probably best for you.
Speaker 7: No, no, no, no no.
Speaker 9: You have a nice voice and you're pretty too.
Speaker 8: There you go, I said, I was dragged in like
the cat. The cat dragged and dragged.
Speaker 7: Okay, once again with the cats.
Speaker 8: Here was hiding in the library.
Speaker 7: Okay, so tell us a little bit about you. You
have all night, So you'd like to start a gallon
your local area?
Speaker 8: Would you say starby Gallon?
Speaker 4: Yes?
Speaker 8: And I love and I love cats?
Speaker 7: And are you yes? Are you a New Week warner?
Did you say you love cats? Okay, let's take a
commercial break down.
Speaker 9: You can go.
Speaker 8: They require very little care.
Speaker 7: Come on, very little care. He's vastly outnumbered on here.
Most of these people are all they want to do.
But let's just go right down to the All they
want to do is eating sleep right when they when
they come up to you, it means feed me. And
then after they fed, they sleep.
Speaker 2: Well.
Speaker 8: I had barn cats and they always murdered mice.
Speaker 7: So they murdered mice. They're in their key. Now I'm
a little flexible. Look, So that's what we have. Four
questions for Dave and a good Fred Taylor. Yes, Taylor
Swift is sitting in It was.
Speaker 9: Right behind you.
Speaker 11: Yes, I know he was.
Speaker 8: I'm keeping an eye on him.
Speaker 7: He's hovering over us. Okay, So Susan, please Number one
question for Dave Greco, owner of the Stabby Gallion. There
we put please one.
Speaker 9: So the number one question that we all are dying
to know. How much is one one's outstanding by tech?
Speaker 7: How much he is one one's outstanding.
Speaker 8: But I heard the other day it was up to
six y nine one.
Speaker 7: Another reason we come home. They want me. Number two, please, Susan.
Speaker 9: So if one one lived to be two hundred years
old and was making monthly payments on his bar tab,
would he even make a dent?
Speaker 2: No?
Speaker 7: It would increase. No, No, it would increase the compound
interest interest would screw him? Yes, not to mention? Would okay?
All right, a lot of chocolate mantinis racked up the morning,
as it turns out, please number three, Susan.
Speaker 9: So the third question, are there any other ladies men
like one one that drink chocolate martinis.
Speaker 8: To go through my rolodecks. Let me get back to
you on that one.
Speaker 7: That's a no. I'd like to see the rock, I think, Dave,
go ahead.
Speaker 8: The number four, the chocolate Martinia.
Speaker 7: Sorry, chocolate martinis do we do too? And we support
your right to drink chocolate my teini anytime you want it, dude, Okay,
thank you.
Speaker 8: I think a man's man should be able to support that,
absolutely right.
Speaker 9: Right, make the mean chocolate martini, rim the glass with chocolate.
Speaker 7: I'm trying to you, said exactly. I'm trying to steer
the ship here. After doc off the cliff, back after
after after doc. Okay, she said, oh my god.
Speaker 8: Best show, every.
Speaker 3: Four of them, one of my favorite shows.
Speaker 8: Absolutely.
Speaker 7: What show was that the ladies to see head to
America And we went into Leo's Pizza at the Circle afterwards. Wow,
And I'm standing in line with all all these people
and one of the girls goes, I need TP for
my bunghole, and everybody in the place looked at me
like I was some kind of pervert.
Speaker 2: Well, let's not. Let's not go there.
Speaker 7: The funniest thing on that show was they said one
of them goes to the other, hey, hey, you know
what the haiku is?
Speaker 4: You know?
Speaker 7: And he goes.
Speaker 2: You get that?
Speaker 7: Anyway? Number four places, So the fourth and final question.
Speaker 12: There was a third.
Speaker 7: I can't remember it either. Go ahead, please?
Speaker 9: Is it true that you let redheads drink for free
there at the Starbory Gallery.
Speaker 7: I have to look back inside for a week. Dave
himself should be uh, shouldn't into that?
Speaker 8: I mean I would think that he would. Yes, it's
a rare commodity, so I think he should.
Speaker 7: Susie, I want to comment, drink. You don't drink? What
good is that we set it up? No, okay, you
don't drink? Really?
Speaker 5: If they could make me a really good mocktail.
Speaker 2: Maybe really yeah, a chocolate marchadi and passing.
Speaker 7: On you just passing around, Susie, let me ask you something. Okay,
how's your dating life going? How is it that guy?
Speaker 5: Well, if I wasn't currently in quarantine, everything would be fine.
Speaker 7: Why are you in quarantine?
Speaker 5: I have the man flu?
Speaker 8: The man that gave you the flu your kid.
Speaker 7: That's like putting two nuclear bombs to you. So what's
the man flu? I thought you were commenting on the
fact that we had a lot of man talking about
a lot of sexual stuff tonight.
Speaker 5: No, the man flu is when you get a cold
and you're super dramatic and act like you're dying as priceless.
Speaker 8: That's a good way.
Speaker 9: I love it.
Speaker 7: I've had that as it turns off. Wow, Okay, that's cool,
so listen. Thank you very much. We appreciate Taylor Swift.
Have you ever seen a U phone?
Speaker 8: Pardon pardon?
Speaker 7: Have you ever seen a Clion sponsor UF phone?
Speaker 8: Actually, yes, I have?
Speaker 2: You have?
Speaker 7: What tell us about a place?
Speaker 8: Seriously?
Speaker 7: Yeah?
Speaker 8: How old am I almost sixty?
Speaker 7: It was I hang on time out what you just saying?
Speaker 8: I said, I was, I'm almost sixty, so it was
a while ago.
Speaker 7: You're almost sixty sixty? What it's with this place?
Speaker 9: You know what I mean?
Speaker 7: None of the women that come in here you do
not like say you know, they say they're ages. You
look at Really, it's.
Speaker 3: Like the Dave must be serving up the elixir of youth.
Speaker 7: Yes, show yes, Satan shoe yes, Satan money thinks, asked Satan. Okay, wow,
well you look great for your age. If you're I
think you're lying about your age. Frankly, I think you're
over stating in for some reason. That's okay, okay, So
what happened?
Speaker 8: Actual serious story. I was washing home because back then,
you know, tough people like us didn't have little cars
and seven eleven and Starbucks gift cards and.
Speaker 2: All that crop.
Speaker 7: Well, there's a commentary.
Speaker 8: Well, anyway, you had to walk home late at nights
we do live.
Speaker 7: Where are you?
Speaker 8: Where are you at this Harbor Road and Kittery Point?
Speaker 7: And as I up in mains worried about muggs or
something up to the dark the okay stock okay, oh
oh there's bad yes, okay.
Speaker 8: So I'm walking in the dip in the road and
I'm not making this up. The wind picked up and
I looked over and there was something seriously flying through there.
It had no other lights, there was no sound, okay,
and it did hover, and I don't I think I
was maybe eighteen at the time, so I didn't quite
believe what I was seeing and it went home, told
my mother, but she was holding the cat and drinking
and chocolate martini, so she didn't believe me.
Speaker 7: With the cat, with the freaking cat. Very good, where's
my things? Why don't we clap for tell Us Swift please,
because she's brought some funny to a show that needs some.
So well, what did you find? The serious story?
Speaker 4: So?
Speaker 7: How low was it? How low was it? Was it
high end stand?
Speaker 1: It was low?
Speaker 8: It was concerning it.
Speaker 7: Over the marsh or something. They mentioning that.
Speaker 8: There was something, and it didn't. It was just moving
slowly and there was definitely lights around it. It wasn't
like we see in close Encounters of the third kind.
I get that we've all seen it, but it was
it was not normal.
Speaker 7: Yeah yeah, yeah, and you knew it right away, you
just ye.
Speaker 8: And of course then I had to run a half
of mile home.
Speaker 7: Did you run?
Speaker 2: Yeah?
Speaker 7: Yeah?
Speaker 8: Street lights? No streetlights. And by the way, I had
just watched The Exorcist for the first time at the
friend's house.
Speaker 7: We did a whole show in the exercise. Yeah yeah, yeah, yeah,
I could. I have never watched that. I can't No, no,
I don't have you. I don't need that. It isn't
good for me.
Speaker 2: No, no, not so this was absolutely shipyard, right, yeah,
because the.
Speaker 7: Point is not because Switch used to be in the
subserve submarine service.
Speaker 2: He was.
Speaker 8: Point is an island between Kittery and York and it
is its own island, not Kittery Kittery Point.
Speaker 7: There's a great restaurant there.
Speaker 8: What's the name of that place to be Captain's Galley.
And that's how old I am. Wow, Well that's dating
myself now, you.
Speaker 2: Grew up in the shipyard.
Speaker 7: Yes, he used to Switch is trying to tell us
that he was he served in the subserve or something
that the Navy based in Kittery last.
Speaker 4: Was that's where I was in for a little over
a year in the shipyard, and that we had to
go through Kittery, Maine to get into ports or Fable Shipyard.
Speaker 7: Absolutely.
Speaker 8: Yes, And there's still arguments tax wise about who owns what.
Speaker 7: Yeah, you'll never solve that problem.
Speaker 2: Yeah, ye, they'll figure it out.
Speaker 7: Portsman, New Hampshire is a very interesting place because it
has more restaurants people. Yeah, right, but it also has
like a junkie pond. If they get rid of that
junkie pot. It would be a beautiful place.
Speaker 8: It's it's there's some easement there from one house to another.
Speaker 7: Yeah, yeah, Well, your Taylor Swift is signaling us that
she has to go. She has a concert to do,
so let's clap her off as they say, thanks for
joining us.
Speaker 8: I appreciate it. I hope that I answered on Dave's
behalf correctly.
Speaker 7: Oh yeah, yeah, yeah, tell me what he has to
come in and answer that fourth question for us though,
fourth question?
Speaker 9: Is it true that Redhead's drink for free there?
Speaker 8: I just I wish, yes, I have them come in
and ask for free drinks. See what happens?
Speaker 7: What happens?
Speaker 8: It was Halloween. Somebody could work it.
Speaker 7: Walk in with a red wig and can I see
my bill? Please?
Speaker 1: All right?
Speaker 8: It did see a UFO.
Speaker 7: Yes, that's over the marsh.
Speaker 8: Yep, the cat wasn't there?
Speaker 7: No cat? Well? You know, yeah, you can't have everything.
Thank you, gentlemen, come in and yes, if you're here,
another stop in, stop in anytime. We appreciate it. There's
some about the stake the fountain of youth in this place.
Maybe it's the water. Maybe, Thank you very much. Wow, Well,
one once again. Wish you were here.
Speaker 3: Yeah, I know, so keep the track of all the
when I was there moments. Okay, that a book, my diary.
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what is show we have for you tonight broadcasting? I'm
not from the Stabbing Gallery in every put our favorite restaurant.
Let me quickly introduce members of the posse because we're
expecting guests to show up at any minute. Girls, you
see are the very famous one one is here.
Speaker 3: Hello Michael, everybody, welcome back to the show. Having a
good time so far.
Speaker 7: Also, girls, and we wish you could see him tonight
because his hair is moving on the song. Okay, all right,
all right, we're gonna see Dave here in a second.
He's still look at the ideas. Turns up switchy, you
might be the new one one.
Speaker 4: Well, you know, this is kind of the Medusa syndrome
when you're here. Moves on his own. But it is
great to be here tonight.
Speaker 7: Man, Okay, the Medusa syndrome. Okay, okay, everything goes with you, obviously,
everything is beyond wonderful. Okay, speaking of beyond and wonderful
is I'm sorry? Also that this says you are full
mechanic light now though sorry, it's okay, Okay, you can
go out of order. I know the tone pull, Yeah,
it doesn't matter. Also with us, beyond wonderful is superfan.
Speaker 9: Susan Kay, Hi, everybody, how are you tonight?
Speaker 7: Ak Susan? How are you aka the blonde with the clovette? Right?
Speaker 9: Yes? And you liked my picture that I sent you.
She's beautiful, isn't she.
Speaker 7: I'm gonna say yes. We said that last week to you.
I never get a picture of your clovette.
Speaker 9: Never got you texted me and said you love that car.
Speaker 7: I say, car, clovette last week. I'll find it, okay.
Speaker 9: All it was after club had the little and then
someone when I was in the Walmart parking lot put
like it's I googled it. It's called a zia sun symbol.
And it doesn't come off. It's ruined my car.
Speaker 7: It's etchin of the glass, right, it's on the.
Speaker 9: So I have a yes, right, and it's that whatever
you call right in between the windows. It's right on
the side there.
Speaker 7: It was on the painters, on the glass, on the glass,
the paint in the paint.
Speaker 9: It it just I'm going to send it again.
Speaker 7: Okay.
Speaker 9: Actually I'll show it to you right now.
Speaker 7: All right, there we go. We're run the But that's
Fide also with us is down there and get it,
Susie best, Yeah, Susie, how are you?
Speaker 5: It's librarian, Susie.
Speaker 7: Now where's my shoes? So listen. So you said earlier
this might be your last appearance on the show. And
why was that?
Speaker 5: Because I'm dying of the man flew dying of the.
Speaker 7: Man floor And see that's what I thought. She was
just sick of us, and that was her a nice
way of telling us. Okay, I was.
Speaker 5: Feeling like I had a fever again for a second
at the beginning.
Speaker 9: Of the show.
Speaker 7: Okay, that might be get well soon, and we all
do pick whatever days off you have to take, right,
just tell him we said go full strength and full
beauty and everything else. So in the CFO of your company,
that would be the chief financial officer, correct, And you
were doing a coffee run with this person, yes, okay.
Is it a male or female that it may say difference?
It is a man, okay. And he was when when
the Hot Chocolate came on. What was his reaction?
Speaker 5: He was a little bit shocked because that is not
a song you would look at me and expect me
to listen to. Well, and he is also, I don't
want to say flamboyant, but it's a little bit dramatic. Okay,
it was quite hilarious.
Speaker 7: Okay, flamboyant dramatic. Okay, we get the picture, I guess. Okay, interesting,
all right, And what's your second song? If if Hot
Chocolate didn't come on the first song, what's the second song?
Speaker 2: Oh?
Speaker 7: Yes, beautiful, I never got that picture.
Speaker 5: I can I can send you some playlists if you like, sure,
you bet my my kind of my comfort music is
what my grandma used to listen to when I was good,
A lot of like the Temptations.
Speaker 7: Oh I love that music, man, that's the best motol Era.
Speaker 3: It's her grandma. She's talking about Motown, is her grandmother?
Speaker 9: Well, graffiti, amazing music.
Speaker 2: The baby.
Speaker 7: There's a movie called Dancing in the Shadows of Motown,
I think, and it's a documentary about the people who
made those songs. There's only like eight of them, you know.
Speaker 2: What I mean.
Speaker 7: They all played them the same, the same drama, same
basically games records, you know, the uh now this is Motown.
Now Stack is in Nashville, so this is this is
the Temptations, the Miracles, Stevie Wonder, Smokey Robinson, who's probably
you know, I mean, the Stylistics, the Chiffon's all those,
the Supremes, I mean think about and now the Supremes
actually detry. But that music, if you go back and
listen to it, now you know, after a couple of
puffs of you know, banana ripe whatever in the name
L's Proppas, it's They're great. They're just great, just great
and boss it. So it's kind of racist. We didn't
hear that much. But Susan, what were you just showing us?
Speaker 9: You in a bathing response that says.
Speaker 7: Corvette okay, must have been meditating it.
Speaker 9: So here's the sun symbol. It's kind of hard to
see see the see the lines a circle? Yeah right,
there's three lines up through this threw the side and
three down. So I googled it. It's called something I
could have it wrong, something like the Zia sun symbol
and who stood there and took the time, and how
the heck did they get that in there? Well, I'm
in Walmart shopping.
Speaker 7: M that looks like a Hamburger will want to catch
up on it. To me is what are you showing those?
Speaker 5: I actually have had a weird car vandalism thing going
on too. Somebody keeps sealing the the valve caps off
my tires, that's the thing.
Speaker 7: How do you know that they're missing? How did you
know they were missing it first?
Speaker 5: So the first time it happened I went to it
was when it like first got cold last year and
I went to put air in my tires and they
were all gone.
Speaker 7: They're gone, all four of them.
Speaker 9: And then.
Speaker 5: Last week, because it's it's the new car, I happened
to be out there like fussing with it, putting I
put a decal on the side and stuff. Having to
look down and know notice they were gone again.
Speaker 7: Who's still very like a dollar?
Speaker 5: They don't really do any.
Speaker 7: Four for a dollar? Yeah huh, well, you know, maybe
there's a recycling Just be careful. Someone didn't take a
tube of super glue and push it into the stem.
That'd be fun, you know, after they took the cap off,
I was nowhere near there.
Speaker 9: Okay, wow, that's his story.
Speaker 2: No, I can't prove it, but I have an honest face.
Speaker 7: Yeah, yeah, me. Remember the comedian Alan King? Remember Alan King? Okay, yeah,
we'll go way back now. But he wants to tell
the story that that, if it's true, it's funny. So
remember when Volkswagen's first came out, were really dating ourselves, right,
and his name bought a Voltswagen because it had great
gas manage even though it's sixties and gas costs like
twenty cents, and so to kind of make this guy
be aware that he was known as kind of a cheapskate,
what they did was every night they would go over
and they put gas into his gas into his gas Tanle.
So he's driving Raffle like weeks and he's not using
any gas. And then they went on smart. Then they
went out and drained his gas tank because I think
in those both ways he used to just say empty. Right.
They didn't give you a they didn't give you a needle.
Lot of them. Some of the real early ones just
had no gauge at all. They had a knob on
the floor that when you ran out of gas, you
turned the knob and that opened the reserve tank, but
had no no way. It's like a seventeen. The other
thing about the Volkswagen Budge, you had opened the front
trunk to get at the gas tank. Yeah, even more
fun so the punchlines that this guy said he's on
living I'm going to drive into New York City and
he's like on the West. Like I was, runs out
of gas.
Speaker 4: I had a Karmi gia that the gas gauge was faulty,
so when it was a little above a quarter of
a tank, it was empty. And I remember running out
of gas in Saint Louis, but fortunately I was right
near the exit where there was a gas station.
Speaker 7: Wow switch save, Yeah, you have a guidian whatever the.
Speaker 2: Gods were smiling on me that day.
Speaker 3: It just cruised right into the pump or you had
to bom fly for it.
Speaker 2: No, I didn't cruise into the pump.
Speaker 4: I had to actually walk walk up the exit to
go to the gas station and get some gas. But hey,
it could have been worse.
Speaker 7: It could have been worse, a lot worse. I've introduced everybody,
right that one. Anyone not introduced for these raise your hands.
Were waiting for Dave, Dave, the owner here of Stavi
Gally to come in and make any special appearance.
Speaker 3: But I'm going to deliver your jack and ginger.
Speaker 7: What the hell you light light band tonight, hight beer? Okay?
On the diet food two? No food yet? No no food? No,
that's supposed to eat them here. That's be nice. Well
it ain't bad. Let's say, Susie, you sent me some pictures,
you know, Susan case anyone ever called you Susie?
Speaker 9: So my mom used to call me that and I
hated it.
Speaker 7: Really why ever, I don't know.
Speaker 9: Something about it made me feel like I was nine, okay,
for my entire life.
Speaker 5: Yeah, when people call me Susan, I feel like I'm
in trouble. Because the only one that ever called me
that was my mom when she was mad.
Speaker 4: Ye.
Speaker 2: Well, the middle name too.
Speaker 7: What would you prefer USh to call you? Super?
Speaker 9: K You call me anything you want, baby man, hang on,
hang on.
Speaker 13: When good, you'll work out these special.
Speaker 9: Effects Susan, I like super super cake.
Speaker 7: Well, Susie, best youille. How do you feel now about
being called Susie?
Speaker 5: If you so? If you call me anything other than that,
you might not have a great day. Any other form
of my name that is okay? No, no Sue, no
Susan no, uh, Susie, snowflake.
Speaker 2: A lot.
Speaker 3: Yeah.
Speaker 9: When I work at the restaurant, when I was a bartender,
I got sus.
Speaker 7: Huhe my my wife's name is Suzanne. People call it
but for work and for a professional except she was Suzanne.
And they were probably four or five people that knew
her as Susie from when she was a kid, which
you know, me being one, and to this day there
are probably only four people that can refer to her
as Susie. And it's acceptable because they go back far enough. Susie, Susie,
s I E. What is what does z probably? But again,
you know she's Suzanne, so professionally, you know, her work
stuff was always Suzanne. So I call her Susan. Is
that why she's kind of cold? Children? No, probably not,
but she's for that, you know. She she was always Susanne.
And I, you know, I call her whatever. I don't
call her all kinds of things. But what she called you,
that's wethead most of the you know. But again, you know,
b hole. It starts when behole would actually be better.
When I met her and she was five years old. Okay,
now we ran. Now this is hopefully the UFO in
this story, is there?
Speaker 2: You know?
Speaker 7: She uh, this is this is like then this is
laughed and now funny. Now testimony later. So it was
only seven Dave, here's Davis here. Now all right, we've
been waving day. There is this Dave Gregor, owner of
the Yes stopping yelling. They've just say, here's your social
Security number? Your name me, Dave? How how's tonight? How's
the house business? Tonight? Tonight? Quiet? Tonight?
Speaker 11: Kind of gloomy out there, you know, Okay, Yeah, it's.
Speaker 7: The fog has rolled in. It's going to be raining here.
So winter's coming great as it turns out. Yes, yeah,
she told a great story she had the UFO story
she did, Yes, beautiful. She put some poorn references in
there too, which maybe even better. Yeah yeah, okay, So, Susan,
do you have the last I'm sorry, Wow, Susan super
k Do you have the fourth question for Dave?
Speaker 4: I do so.
Speaker 9: We had five questions for you. Somehow I messed it up.
We only had four, but.
Speaker 7: This fourth one, well, hang on, we hang on. Now
that he's here, why don't you give him the first three? Two?
Real quick? Okay, all right, there we go.
Speaker 9: The real day question was how much is one one's
outstanding by tab?
Speaker 2: Oh?
Speaker 11: One one's There's so many tabs up there, I can't
even count.
Speaker 7: He's a computer.
Speaker 9: Leads me to ask, if one one lived to be
two hundred years old and was making monthly payments on
his botab, would he even make a dent on it?
Speaker 11: He would probably get about a third of the way there, both.
Speaker 7: Third is better than nothing. Okay, number three, I'm hoping
to win the lottery so we can cover that.
Speaker 9: Are there any other ladies men like one one that
actually drink or order chocolate? Markinis, No, he's it.
Speaker 11: He's the only one girl out there. I drink him on.
Speaker 7: Now there's no real surprises. So but okay number four
please sus yes, so.
Speaker 9: This question, is it true you let redheads drink for free?
Speaker 2: There?
Speaker 7: Now?
Speaker 13: Jude?
Speaker 7: Who told you that?
Speaker 14: Okay, that's the answer we were expecting. Well, David, thank
you very much. That was the one that Jamie couldn't answer. Yeah, right,
baffled us all. So you've been here thirty nine years?
Speaker 7: Did you say?
Speaker 11: Forty seven?
Speaker 7: Forty seven years?
Speaker 9: Man?
Speaker 7: Man in new report where the restaurant turnover here is
very very high. Let's say think you know, something gets foofy,
someone gets popular, then it sucks, it crashes, it's gone
like in a year. Sotally. Yeah, you've been here for
like forty nine years old. Shit, that's good.
Speaker 9: He can't be are you thirty five?
Speaker 11: So my father bought the place? Yeah, my father bought
the place in nineteen seventy eight.
Speaker 7: During the big blizzard, right right on the man.
Speaker 2: Yeah, oh yeah, I remember that, yes, right on.
Speaker 7: The blizzard right, yeah, yeah, that must have been a
great He must have thought.
Speaker 11: What we do he was to put a gun to
his head? Yes, what was it to get myself into?
Speaker 7: What was it before?
Speaker 11: It was just called Rick's Starboard galley.
Speaker 7: Yeah, just the same as he They see a food
and stuff like that.
Speaker 11: Similar smaller yeah yeah, rougher clientele yeah cool.
Speaker 7: Yeah, there were a lot of rough cafe yeah yeah, yeah, yeah.
It was early seventies. It was got torn down, but
they saved it because the concress was the governor and
he was able to get a lot of bison tending
money here. And it's a historical city, so they were
able to build it up. And now it's like this
tourist trap that you can't get through downtown in the summer.
It's it's insane, you know. But it's better than it
used to be, way way better, you know. So uh
and I'm trying to think of something we can estave
on the air.
Speaker 9: Mhm, Are you married?
Speaker 11: I am actually, As a matter of fact, today is
my anniversary.
Speaker 7: Ye Ramon, yes, anniversary to you said earlier that your
wife is mad at you. Correct, Yeah, yeah, yeah, what
you do. We're not going to talk about it. You
forgot the university, I know.
Speaker 11: I made up for it on the anniversary.
Speaker 2: Wow.
Speaker 7: Must have been big.
Speaker 3: But there's a lot to laugh about it, so that's good.
Speaker 7: Well, she's still mad at him, so it's not that good.
Drims up. Well, okay, the are you the owner of
the co owner with your brother owner?
Speaker 11: Yeah, flowers and the cash always helps the anniversary.
Speaker 7: Flowers and cash. That's right. That someone's writing that. Okay,
flowers and cash sounds like a country.
Speaker 9: West, Adam Sandler.
Speaker 7: Why do you insulting things like that? Right, Dave? Anyone
ever said you look like I'm saying.
Speaker 11: I don't know I've gotten to Adam Sandler, but I
can see.
Speaker 7: There is one really Yeah, okay, you're another left hand
of the town, talks like you got it. Yeah, that's
the kind of it, Adam really yeah, yeah, you don't
mind that somebody's calling you like a real unfunny comedian
that doesn't offend your He's okay, from the Hampshires, from
main Yeah somewhere.
Speaker 3: I think it's from Manchester, Manchester High School.
Speaker 7: Yeah, yeah, never funny. I like to guy, never funny.
So anyway, well, Dave, we'll let you get back to
the bark. Is Nurse Chrissy on call tonight, she's around,
she just came in. Okay, all right, we'll buy that
very slowly, and okay, I can Dave, we're going to
fip you off, Dave. Wow, Okay, another night at the
stand of yelling. So why don't we do this? That
is a cool place. So I love that place. Yeah,
it's it's a very chill place, as the kids saying.
But you know, it's funny because the whole city turned
on a dime.
Speaker 9: You know.
Speaker 7: It was again this whole like you said, the whole place,
you're gonna get torn down, gardeners, what they were going
to make that they're going to tear it down.
Speaker 3: They literally back in the day, the whole bunch of
activists that.
Speaker 7: Well, there was no it was do Coracass was smart
enough to bring Bisonennial money in here, and there was
a lodge, let's say, Greek community here. The mayor was
and you know and all, and he funneled that money
into this place and turned it into this place. Now
that you can rent in apartment for like five thousand
bucks a freaking month, right, was what was funny. That's
what you wish for type of thing. But back back
in the day, if you couldn't afford to live on
Plumb Islands, you lived in the city, Okay. And then
it turned and then it turned to when the when
the islands started getting more you know, plumped there they
you know, then if you couldn't afford to live on
the island, you moved to newb Report. It's New Report exploded,
and now it's like you can't afford to live in either.
It's insane. It's well, there's no UFOs involved in that story.
So Susie, let me throw it up to you. Susie,
you sent me some pictures earlier, you and they were paragress.
So were they something that when known? They're just discovered?
Speaker 5: So they were first written about in seventeen eighty nine.
Speaker 7: Okay, so describe them. I mean, to me, it looks
like a lot of alien faces caved into stone or something.
Speaker 5: You're not alone in thinking that. They're very simplistic faces
carved in stone. To me, they look kind of like emoji's,
like yeah, wouldn't that be like a happy face?
Speaker 2: Yes?
Speaker 7: Yeah, yeah.
Speaker 5: And they are in below Falls, Vermont, on the New
Hampshire state line, and they are at the bottom of
a gorge for the Connecticut River underneath the bridge.
Speaker 7: Okay, so what's the date you said that. The date
is controversial itself.
Speaker 5: So they're probably about four hundred years old, maybe five somewhere. Okay,
all right, someone did touch them up in the nineteen
thirties trying to preserve them. But there are some that
have not been touched that are still there. But the
ancient aliens theorists say they're three to four thousand years old.
Speaker 7: So how do you how can you date something like that?
Speaker 5: I mean, it's really hard to date petroglyphs. There are
a lot of methods to look at, like the erosion there,
none of it's real accurate. But you know, we've seen
just how much the one they touched up has weathered
since the thirties, right, yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah, there's no
way it would last for three thousand years, especially being
at the bottom of a gorge.
Speaker 7: So someone is four hundred years ago?
Speaker 2: Was that?
Speaker 7: Not quite the revolution? But when the hell was that?
They were they here? Sixteen hundreds? Right? So what would
what would give someone the Why would they go to
the bottom of the schoolge and like, you know, put
these smiley faces there? What's their intent?
Speaker 5: Yeah? So they were done by members of the Abenaki tribe.
Oh okay, and it might be as mundane as someone
got bored while they were fishing, and you know, would
carve a little face every time he was down there fishing.
Speaker 7: Yeah.
Speaker 5: And the reason than that the ancient aliens people have
kind of grabbed onto them is because some of them
have what looks to be.
Speaker 7: Antenna antenna yes right, yeah, yeah, yeah, yep.
Speaker 5: I actually because you can't. They don't want you to, like,
they don't really encourage people to go visit them. I
had to have somebody meet me there to show me
where they were. It's a little bit dangerous to get there,
which i'll tell you about how I almost died after
because you.
Speaker 7: Were the people shooting at you?
Speaker 2: What was that?
Speaker 7: Was it people shooting at you where there's like a
little bit too deliverance type thing?
Speaker 5: No, no, no, it wasn't that far up.
Speaker 7: Sorry. Wow.
Speaker 5: The person that met me there to show me where
they were, he's Abanaki, and he said those were just
meant to be feathers in a how dressed yep, not
depicting aliens.
Speaker 7: Well let me ask you this though, but because they
saw just a few days ago that there were people
in online today, especially Microsoft news flow over the hell
it is you don't know what's real news and what's not,
and you know, it's all tailored for you, so you
know that it's you know, it's a website that you know,
appear one day on the go on the next. But
these people say that they found you know, drawings, cave drawings,
let's say, and they're like fifty five thousand years old. Okay, okay,
so maybe okay, all right, let's say that's true. Then
how does someone who drew so why are there there?
How should I put it? Twenty in the twenty thousand
years ago? So thirty thousand years after these original you know,
cave drawings, there's still drawing on the caves, you know,
in that place in Spain I think is twenty thousand
years old. Ye, So for thirty thousand years people still
had the same thought to draw in caves. That's that's
you know what I mean, That's that's a lot of
oral history to pass, do you know what I mean?
Speaker 5: You know, actually, right before we started recording, I was
reading an article about how they're using AI to look
for kind of undiscovered nasca lines.
Speaker 7: M hm, oh yeah, I saw that and they did.
Speaker 9: Yeah.
Speaker 5: And one of the things that keeps reoccurring is Orca's
like killer whales. Yes, fielding a knife.
Speaker 7: Holding a knife. Yeah, whales holding a.
Speaker 5: Knife the only place that shows up there. There's also
like pottery in the shape of an orca holding a
knife that they found and other things. So I don't
know what Orcas did to these people to make them, you.
Speaker 7: Know, yeah, yes, hate them.
Speaker 5: Think they were they think it was like depicting Orca's
doing human sacrifice.
Speaker 7: Oh wow, maybe they're so listen. I don't want to
stop this so completely. Wow, Susie Chrissy, I'm sorry.
Speaker 12: It's okay, Missy Chrissy.
Speaker 7: Your headphones on you screwed out back? Yeah, I know.
Can you catch that?
Speaker 2: Yeah?
Speaker 7: Okay, we've been waiting for your wrong. Look at that cat.
I love that cat. I was going to say, get
that cat out, get that cat.
Speaker 2: Oh no, we love the cat.
Speaker 7: Hey cats, don't you?
Speaker 12: Susan, Susan, Susan is that your hot mama?
Speaker 7: This week there's two Susans in the show. Nurse Chrissy
is with us, as it turns out. Okay, everyone knows
nuris Chrissy. Right, should we clap on.
Speaker 3: Chrissy with a K?
Speaker 2: Right?
Speaker 12: Noy?
Speaker 7: Come on, you don't rage the first person that got
eaten by the shock was named Chrissy, right, yeah, you.
Speaker 3: Know that.
Speaker 7: All the time. Nurse Chrissy claims to be fifty something,
but she looks like she's about twenty six right on that.
So listen, we have a top ten? I heard, yes,
I heard, Susan.
Speaker 11: Do you have that?
Speaker 7: Susan Kay? Get that cat? Look at freaking Is that
a dog?
Speaker 9: Now it's the cat that paused me?
Speaker 7: So that is not allowed?
Speaker 2: That is that's man, that's some more superio. Don't swim it.
Speaker 7: You have a chance, Susan Kay, do you have the
top ten? Which is uh something about the nurse Chrissy?
Isn't the time? We read it once?
Speaker 12: So we had we had at last week.
Speaker 7: But we had a technical issue, right, we had an
equipment failure. I've got to hit that button. So while
we're looking for that, how how are you? How was
your week?
Speaker 12: It's only Tuesday, okay.
Speaker 7: But we saw you last Tuesday. So a week has
gone by. Have you seen a ghosts any ufon? Nothing
to report house? Things up at Urgent Care. They were
up in.
Speaker 12: Stratum Surgery Center. Busy, busy, busy.
Speaker 7: Yeah, anyone die, nobody dies. Okay, he didn't have to
open up the curtains.
Speaker 12: No, okay, wait with CPR nothing.
Speaker 7: How long did you have to go to nursing school
to be a nurse?
Speaker 12: Four years?
Speaker 7: Four years? That's like high school, like college?
Speaker 12: It was college.
Speaker 7: Hang on, list, see what happening? Where are we are from?
Waiting for Susan? Kay? Any luck?
Speaker 2: So I have.
Speaker 9: Ten to two?
Speaker 7: Okay? Anything? At this point.
Speaker 9: I wondered if you texted them to me?
Speaker 7: You had them because I had them too, you know, okay,
because is there somebody you're gonna text those to? Al? Uh?
Speaker 2: No? Okay, Oh I could take a picture of them.
Speaker 7: Okay, all right, this would be great. So in your
four years ago, what's it like do you have to
do you have to well.
Speaker 12: I went to nursing school back in the early nineties.
It's probably different now.
Speaker 7: What was happening back then?
Speaker 3: Nothing.
Speaker 7: I'm just saying, did you have to take the en clex?
Speaker 12: Is that the that was the thing back then?
Speaker 9: Oh?
Speaker 1: Man?
Speaker 7: Because I have a niece that just became a nurse
two years ago, did you have to take the test
like three times? Because it was so brutal? She didn't
pass at the first time.
Speaker 12: It wasn't hard to get into nursing school as it
is nowadays.
Speaker 7: Now there's a nursing shortage though, right, it's.
Speaker 12: Kind of weird. So for the record, nursing school should
not be a four year degree. It should be a
technology degree. It should be like each back because really,
you come on a nursing school and you don't know anything,
don't right?
Speaker 2: Yeah?
Speaker 12: It should be a trade, really, yes, So.
Speaker 7: We have to have a mm hmm. You can't. You're
not supposed to have a bachelors. You're supposed to go
and get a what's what's the true ships?
Speaker 12: Have my bachelor's okay, so but you have to get
the It doesn't really matter. It's all a piece of
paper at the end of the day. It should be
a trade because all that book work.
Speaker 7: They tell you doesn't.
Speaker 12: It should be a trade. It should be a trade.
They need to they need to change it. It's crazy.
Could you leave there and you you feel like you're
going to kill somebody? So it's all good, you should not.
Speaker 7: I'm still seeing a cat here for some reason. Why
she's busy doing something? No yet, Okay, here we go.
Speaker 9: I emailed it to you out all.
Speaker 7: Right, here we go.
Speaker 2: Okay, So.
Speaker 7: The shed bloods we're going to have a Halloween show
in two weeks doing what does it? What does? What
would it take for you to come in in your nurses? Elton?
Speaker 12: We were scrubs? Were blue scrubs? Where scrabs?
Speaker 7: No, we're not talking about that.
Speaker 3: The nurses outfit is like a white nineteen red Cross.
Speaker 12: That's when I graduated college. You don't do that nowadays.
Speaker 7: Wait a minute, let's go back in time. How are
you doing there? I'm trying to find it. Well, okay,
it's there, but it's not giving me. Will you go
out trick or treating on Halloween?
Speaker 4: No?
Speaker 7: When's the last time you did that? My kids were little,
when their kids are little? Okay, when you when you
used to go out, what would you dress up? What
was your favorite costume?
Speaker 12: I think a nurse.
Speaker 5: I was a nurse.
Speaker 7: Oh Wannie, you should be here. Okay, so she should
be a picture of it, which is up to number two.
Then I got to go and do number one.
Speaker 2: O my.
Speaker 7: Crazy Can you see it? Yes? Okay, here we go.
Speaker 12: It only goes to two though not too long ago, about.
Speaker 7: Three times already, so we had a tech go what
is the what is the title?
Speaker 12: They're so insane. Top ten reason why nurses are better
than cowgirls.
Speaker 7: Top ten reasons why start the music. Okay, here we go.
Number ten.
Speaker 12: If you fall off a horse and break your leg,
a cowgirl will be useless.
Speaker 7: Right, okay, Wow, we'll do this. Quest Go ahead?
Speaker 12: Nine? Which one would you rather see coming at you
with a needle?
Speaker 7: Ahead?
Speaker 12: That was weird, there's like writing next to it. Number eight?
Only one?
Speaker 7: Number nine is who would you rather see?
Speaker 12: The answer?
Speaker 9: I can't read the writing, No, no, no, so just
read the I know so I I told Mac I
wanted a rebuttal on this, so the comments of mine,
so just disregard them. Whatever's who would.
Speaker 7: Rather have coming in with a needle? A nurse or
a cowgirl? It doesn't say, let's pretend it does. Next please,
Number eight.
Speaker 12: Only one in one hundred thousand card girls will ever
empty a bedpan.
Speaker 7: Wow, okay, okay.
Speaker 12: Number seven. When you make up with a nurse, you're
kissing and getting mouth and mouth resentitation at the same time.
Speaker 7: Right.
Speaker 12: What number six? Seriously, when have you ever gotten good
pain meds from a cowgirl?
Speaker 7: Okay? Go ahead?
Speaker 12: Number five? When you die instead of opening the curtains,
a cowgirl will just drink the rest of your beer.
Speaker 7: Come on, Come on.
Speaker 12: Number four. According to New York Times survey, more than
fifty percent of all porn movie you start or end
with a nurse.
Speaker 7: Twitchy comes a line that wakes up next please.
Speaker 12: Number three. When you role play with a nurse, you're
usually a doctor. When you role play with a cowgirl,
you're usually another cowgirl. And number two cowgirls never drink
blueberry stolies.
Speaker 8: I do.
Speaker 12: And number one reason nurses are and I don't have
the rest.
Speaker 7: Of the work right misses the punchline. This is the key. Okay,
don't you read it down? Hang on, hang on? Is
that cat available? Put them back on? Holy ship? Look it,
I'm you know I still got number two. Give me
a blueberry stoly Number one, Oh, my Susan, I don't
have number one.
Speaker 12: Number two is not finished.
Speaker 7: Number now the cat's there? Could you what is the
number one? Answer?
Speaker 12: Number two?
Speaker 7: Number two, number two and number one? Please, I don't know.
Speaker 2: I don't know.
Speaker 9: I don't understand why I don't have it.
Speaker 7: Should not have got stormed for this show. Well, this
is a accident.
Speaker 3: In this loment chat, I sent you a couple of
pictures of my nurse friend up at Farmer's kitchen.
Speaker 7: Oh that that helped. As it turns out, it's uh here,
it's something about nurses. I know, I know, I know
the punchline.
Speaker 9: What is it?
Speaker 7: You tell us? Please?
Speaker 9: Something to do with the reverse nurse.
Speaker 7: Don't you ever hear of a reverse nurse? Pence? Thank
you very much. That was worth it. It's like four plays,
thank you, Susan.
Speaker 12: Goodness.
Speaker 7: So nurse, let's go back to your Talloween show. Will
you join us?
Speaker 5: What day is that on?
Speaker 7: Every day this month?
Speaker 2: No?
Speaker 7: October fifteenth? I think you know?
Speaker 12: Okay? Sure?
Speaker 7: Will you wear your graduating nurses unimal?
Speaker 12: I don't think I could fit into that? What I'm old?
Speaker 7: Now? Okay, if that's going story, stick to it. Yeah?
Is that a yes? Is that a maybe?
Speaker 12: Scrums? Nobody wears white anymore, I.
Speaker 7: Know, But like that picture I said, I don't.
Speaker 12: Think anything nobody wears white.
Speaker 7: If if we set you a picture in the chat, I.
Speaker 12: Don't have white nursing uniform.
Speaker 7: Okay, Well we have a bunch of crossing and one
of those hats. Wow. Crazy anyway, Well that's maybe, as
it turns out, Hans, So what don't we do. But yes,
I can tell Christy go ahead.
Speaker 9: I was.
Speaker 7: I was in a car accident. I had hip surgery.
I was in traction.
Speaker 3: That was in the hospital, Frisbee Hospital in New Hampshire
for three.
Speaker 7: Frisbee sucks Frisbee Hospital, Frisbee.
Speaker 3: And so since I was in traction, I had one
of those bars over my I picked myself up off
the bed. Yes they could change, yes, so they could
change my sheets. Rubbed kerry lotion on my butt.
Speaker 7: Well what was that last year?
Speaker 3: The nurse should always say how does that feel?
Speaker 7: I don't think so. Yeah, ten years ago, rubbed the lotion,
you know, you know, wow. There's so many jokes in there.
Speaker 3: There was a prevent bed sauce, right, that's what they said.
Speaker 2: Yes, yes, we have to.
Speaker 7: Rot. And that was good for the day. It was
it was like my thrill of the day. Well it's
a thrill of the night. So listen, when don't we
clap nurse Chrissy on she has to go and turn
to other patients. Thank you, Nurse Chrissy. We appreciate it. Okay,
she goes, wow, I see you later.
Speaker 4: I I.
Speaker 7: Wan't described this. So we should be a TV show.
That's all I can say, why don't we take a
commercial break now and really calm down? Wow, all right,
the air is suddenly.
Speaker 3: Get dr highest sh My nurse experiences were outstanding.
Speaker 7: Okay, well so is os as it turns out.
Speaker 2: What is that?
Speaker 7: What's that picture? What's that?
Speaker 9: That's my Halloween costume?
Speaker 7: That's a cowgirl. That's a cowgirl.
Speaker 9: That's a pirate.
Speaker 2: Cowgirl.
Speaker 7: Wow, huh that is mad after doc? All right, listen,
why don't we do this. Let's take a commercial break now, really,
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ample package. Yes, right along the water to right on
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of the sea. There is and if you got your
significant other with you, inight to eat and then just
go to it and then go to it in the
park a lot normally exactly. Okay, all right, thank you for.
Speaker 7: So anyway, that voice you just saw had girls is
very famous one one over there and the across the puddles,
Yes it is.
Speaker 3: And you're happy to be here and matter fact, happy
to be anywhere at this point.
Speaker 7: Yes, okay, good, good to hear that. Did you make
that up?
Speaker 2: No?
Speaker 7: I didn't.
Speaker 3: I stole it from Keith Richards, who stole it from
some other comedian from the UK.
Speaker 7: What's going to really serious? Apparently? Can I tear this now?
That when the plaintive mood it's really going to stuck.
When Keith Richards dies, you know, when he dies, it's
it's like the end of an era. It's I mean
really literally, it will be the end of the era.
Speaker 11: Yeah.
Speaker 5: You know.
Speaker 3: You know what freaked me out the other night when
Eileen I'm just chilling on the couch, hm, and Eileen goes, oh,
you know who died?
Speaker 7: Oh yeah, yeah, wow what did you think? Guess guess
who just died? That's what she said.
Speaker 3: Into a game, Yes, I said, because I was thinking
Keith Richards.
Speaker 7: Oh you didn't think Max. Mostly I was thinking Keith Richards.
Speaker 3: There was Maggie Smith. Yeah, yeah, by Maggie Smith dying? Okay,
thank you spent. Then you have nude pictures of her?
Speaker 7: Correct? She's like nine nine years old? Great, great actress.
That's a Yes.
Speaker 3: He's good everywhere okay, good famously yeah, yeah, down to Abbey.
Speaker 7: Yes, probably more McGonagall and hang Potter hanging Look. Also, yeah,
we're cutting into his time. Is our senior international correspondent
hair waving in the breeze Switchblade Steve Warren.
Speaker 4: Hey, listen, I'm happy to be here and happy to
be anywhere. And I stole that from one one.
Speaker 7: All right, yeah, we could tell you she did it
right in front of familiar Now listen, you know I
don't want to talk about this, but but we haven't
talked about I shouldn't do it, don't switch his hair.
But all of a sudden, you look like, who's the guy?
Look at him? Who's the guy in the double O
seven movies? George Lansbury? Is that his name? Switch? Look
at his hair? Look at it and look at how
it's blowing in the breeze on its own.
Speaker 2: Very simple to explain.
Speaker 4: I have needed a haircut for two or three weeks
at least, and I've been putting it off, and I
when my hair gets too long, I actually have to
take the time and put a part in it. Now,
what you guys don't know. If I go out among
the people with his hair, the wind blows it around
a bit, and I began to look like little Orphanani
with pupils.
Speaker 7: Back back to one one's favorite question. I think you
look like JFK. How about that?
Speaker 2: That's okay, he asked, Not what you're the military X
files for you?
Speaker 7: Ask not what brods can do for you when you
can for the bar and you get three shots in
the head. No, wait, back too soon. Uh, let me
just go around the Also with us is Alo, how
are you? I'm here. I'm here. I'll tell you them
indicted hanging there, you know, holy cat trying to be
quiet and trying to be blow the raid iron control.
Thanks right, Yeah, I don't want to be I don't
want to be indicted when this. Uh, indictment is a
big word when this comes comes to light. Anyway, Thanks
for being here, sub peanut.
Speaker 2: Okay.
Speaker 7: Also with us, Wow, Susan Kay, super fan, Susan.
Speaker 9: I'm doing well.
Speaker 7: I really doing tonight. Isn't it like you're just out
with a bunch of drunk white guys? Right?
Speaker 9: And I love you anyways.
Speaker 7: Anyway, anyway, hopefully they give any of that, Thanks Susan.
Also with us is good friend Susie baths Steele in Connecticut. Susie,
how are you?
Speaker 5: I just looked it up Star Starboard Gally two hours
and three minutes from me.
Speaker 7: Really yeah, if you start now, you'll.
Speaker 5: Be chrissy sometimes.
Speaker 7: Oh that would be an interesting take. Now, how are
the hamsters? The hamsters spiders? But do you have spiders
that spiders?
Speaker 9: Yeah?
Speaker 7: Yeah, wrong, hamster? Yeah right? Yeah, you know, yea dead mouse.
They make a lot of noise.
Speaker 3: Well, okay, this is this giant spider I was hearing
about on the news.
Speaker 7: There's there's an invasive spider who they found in Boston.
They thought it was down and down southwhere yeah, jero spy. Yeah,
and now they're going to be everywhere. Yeah, you know,
it killed me though. They the Channel seven news goes in.
They're taking pictures of this thing on Beacon Hill, which
I don't know why it would go to Beacon Hill,
but anyway, there it is in its web and the
news people are taking pictures of it, and they're like, yeah, well,
if this thing reproduces, there's going to be thousands of
these things. Yes, you know, if it if it walks
over and gets under the bark of a tree nearby
and lays thousands of eggs. So they crashed it. Why
don't they just squashed the thing. I'm it's invasive.
Speaker 5: Yeah, that's the news being horrible. So like I had
one spider that had a few egg sacs last year.
There's about five hundred in each eggsack. Yeah, but Jorro
spiders have been here for years. It's not a new thing.
And I don't know if you guys got this here,
but they they're in the new cycle in Connecticut in
the beginning of the summer, saying that they fall from the.
Speaker 7: Sky right, fly can fly.
Speaker 5: Yeah, all there are so many types of spider's native
here that do that. You very rarely see it. They're
not dangerous, they're you know, like I said, they've been
here for a while.
Speaker 7: It's it's the environment. They're like shocks with spider webs
because during the summer, you know, and I know that
there are shocks here. In fact, there were like five
you know, freaking white shots off of Ipswich one one
you know what I'm talking about, right, think about that
crank Yeah, yeah, yeah. And the funny part of this
is Ipswitch closes their beaches for the safety of the people.
Now at the end of Plumb Island, you could swim
from the end of Plumb Island across the Crane's Beach.
So Plumb Island beaches aren't closed, but ipswitches are. And
I'm like what, And thevery white sharks can't swim seventy
five feet? I mean, come on, let's be reasonable. They will.
But here's the weird thing is that there's never been
great white sharks off of any part of the miss
Just as it turns out it's global warming, well it's
also something it was global waters a lot of seals, right, Yeah,
they said that last year or the year before, there
were more seals because they're protected here now. Yeah, not
from the sharks than not, but from us bothering them.
So what happens is they there's more seals off the
coast of Massachusetts than they were off the coast of
South Africa, cha, which is where they used to congregate
to eat them. So we've got you got sharks everywhere,
We've got seals everywhere, you know. I mean, I'm going
to have to throw this real quick back. I've introduced everyone, right,
So Susie, for real quick, I was thrown it back
to you before Nurse Chrissy came in. So we're talking
about cave drawings Okay, we're talking about the fact that
they've just found ones that are like fifty five thousand
years old, and the ones in Spain, which are very popular.
It is like we're in twenty thousand, a little bit
like that. And the whole idea is that why would
the you know what we're thinking now. It certainly isn't
someone who's going to be thinking of thirty thousand years
a you're going to be thinking the same thing. And
but why would this thing, you know, stey relevant if
you know what I mean? In the in the interplanety
thirty thousand years from twenty thousand fifty thousand, and I
remember once that it might have been in a von
Dinign book or something, and it stayed with me. Is
they said, maybe their calls for help? Do you know
what I mean?
Speaker 2: Yeah?
Speaker 7: They could be like right place.
Speaker 5: There's also things that developed during the same time period,
but in you know, very different parts of the world.
You know, I've seen some carvings that are almost identical.
One is from Egypt, one is from Peru.
Speaker 7: Yeah, right, why why is that? Why is that if
those people and there's one and I think Bolivia deep
deep in the cave and it shows what looks exactly
like a bronosaurs dinosaur. Dinosaur cavemen did not see dinosaurs, okay,
And there's nothing in like the you know, and like
the religions of the spiritual consciousness of like South African
South American tribes back then, that had any kind of
a dragon in it. Yet why so why would they
paint one? But go ahead, switch, you gotta say something.
Speaker 4: Well, no, I just uh, there's also one in some
of the old carvings that looks like a stegosaurus and
they've tried to chance it off as the the embryo
of something or other, and I'm thinking bullshit, saurus, you know,
right perhaps, And we have uh, you know, ancient tracts
of dinosaur tracks walking along the side of human tracks.
It's just, you know, we're constantly I remember as a kid,
you know, looking at Time magazine and things like that.
Speaker 2: The remember doctor Leaky, he was all these ancient skulls.
Speaker 4: Every once in a while they'd find something and they
date back mankind back another one hundred thousand.
Speaker 2: Or million years or whatever.
Speaker 4: Yes, it's it's with the science and when the uh
we're looking at the Solar system and Jupiter and so forth,
they get kept predicting what we're going to find that
we actually send the probes out there, they find out
everything we thought and predicted was wrong.
Speaker 7: Yeah, but that's science, that's the that's that's the hot
there it is right, Susan k has shown us. And
now that's in a cave in South America where they
have no kind of like dragon culture or anything, and
and so on. You know, why would they drive something
like that and they.
Speaker 2: Could be the Sinclair Dinosaur. Remember the gas station.
Speaker 9: Has rains like you know, it's.
Speaker 7: Fred Flintstone's excavator there, that's right. Yeah, there's a restaurant.
There's a restaurant up in Buffalo.
Speaker 12: Do you know that?
Speaker 7: Maybe no crap, maybe yeah, that's true. But that's but
that's how it always is. You know, Sir Isaac Newton
was the smartest guy on the planet at this time.
He didn't know anything that we know now. You know,
that's how things goes. Hey, listen, why want I've been
Buffalo because you spent some time. You know, there's a
there's a restaurant that gives you the the Fred Flyntstone
gives you like the yeah, brought to Aros, like you
know eight pounds and if you eat it, you don't
have to pay for it or something. So just one
more bit back to Susie. So the idea is that,
you know, just kind of cry for help, but also
these people who maybe are stranded here and they feel
they have to leave their history somewhere that that they
know it's going to last, you know.
Speaker 2: What I mean.
Speaker 7: So you're drawing in the cave.
Speaker 5: I mean yeah, I was actually just talking to somebody
on another podcast about graffiti and how because you know,
my adventures take me underneath bridges a lot for whatever reason,
and there's always graffiti there and everywhere there's graffiti. There's
a penis graffiti. They have found that in Pompeii.
Speaker 7: Really yeah, yeah, frigging Italians.
Speaker 5: No sorry sorry Universal.
Speaker 4: Yeah, so you're telling us they were violating the PLO code.
Speaker 7: Say it in Latin? Yeah, you know it's coming wow,
oh okay, funny. Yeah, But I mean, it's just it's
strange that people who were doing it fifty five thousand
years ago people are still doing it thirty thousand years
you know later. It just doesn't make sense to me.
It seems that that if you're around at that time,
you would have advanced to the point where you're not
painting on caves, you know anyone? Wow?
Speaker 2: Where are we?
Speaker 7: Yes? Is this the bill?
Speaker 2: So sketch was invented in the about one thousand BC, right, what.
Speaker 7: The whop the sketch? Oh?
Speaker 5: Yeah, years ago. We really have no clue.
Speaker 7: Yeah, yeah, that's what I mean, is Switchy said, we
don't know anything. That's why people are always trying to
find out the ancestor stuff.
Speaker 5: You know that younger driest you know, cultural reset that
a lot of people like to talk about, would have
happened right after that. All the evidence of our sketches
could have been destroyed.
Speaker 4: And the exactly It's interesting that John Tel one time
wrote a piece in Vader or whatever talking about how
imagined in our society if if everything got buried and uh,
thousands of years later, a lot of them metal would
have would have disintegrated.
Speaker 2: Yes, half some of the plastic buttons might still.
Speaker 4: Be the stay used on computers, and they might think, oh, look,
these are the trigkets they used to hang around their neck,
having no idea that they were connected to a vast
computer system.
Speaker 7: Well here's the Here's the thing, too, is that you
know they're from back in the I don't know, I
don't want to say the Age of Enlightenment. So let's
say back in the Middle Ages. Okay, they used to
they they would pick up these graves in Greece and
they would find like these huge long bones and they
would try to put the bones together, and when they did,
they came out to be the monsters a Greek myth,
you know what I mean. You know, like yeah, minotaurs
and stuff like that, Like there were animals that had
mixed pots, let's say. And what it was is back
then people just used to throw all the animals into
the same grave, you know. So the bones is you know,
if you want to assemble it, you can assemble it
into anything. And that's what that's what kind of started.
But there's this guy on YouTube, can't remember his name,
but he has this you know, YouTube thing, and he
went into was there a civilization here on Earth somewhere
between fifty thousand years ago and one hundred thousand years ago?
And he looks at it scientifically, and what he does
is he says, like you were just saying, switchy with
the plastic remain, but everything organic go away. He said,
three percent percent of you know, fossils and stuff on
this have been found. Ninety seven percent of the fossils
have not been dug up yet.
Speaker 5: Okay, and even like Neanderthals, which are commonly known, you
have very few bones that were fossilized from them. Most
of what we know is from the tools they left
behind or you know, the artwork on caves like that
in our DNA now also because you know a lot
of Europeans have Near Earth all DNA as well, it
is so hard like that, you know, it's very rare
the conditions that have to happen for something to be fossilized.
Speaker 7: Right right. And here's here's another thing too, if you notice,
and it is sometimes it's big news, and it usually
happens done in Argentina. They'll find some new fossilized skeleton, okay,
of you know, of this huge you know, twice the
size Bronosaurus or something like that, and it's it's it's
perfectly preserved in a way that it's it's bones, you know.
But sometimes there's dried skin on and stuff like that.
How come they don't find those of people? You know,
where's the where's the other? Than that guy up in
the Alps, you know who, Yes, where's everyone else? If
they're finding dinosaurs, why aren't they finding human beings? Because
because humans and dinosaurs never sorry each other, but humans
would be you know, more recent, you know, so you
think they're Yeah, it's fine humans.
Speaker 5: You know, a very human thing is what we do
with our dead. So you have some people being mummified
in some periods of times, some culture, some unintentionally mummified.
But you also have cremations, true, and then you have people,
you know, being buried. If you if you got buried
in Connecticut, yes, without being embombed, without a casket, if
you're just putting the ground, you'd be gone fairly quickly.
Speaker 2: Yeah.
Speaker 7: Yeah, the bugs will get you. Yeah, for sure. That's
the cheap funeral as a trend zone. Wow, so listen,
I'm going to look at all the engineer here to
tell us how much time do we have that we are?
Speaker 2: Oh?
Speaker 9: Can I ask a question?
Speaker 2: Oh?
Speaker 7: Please do so.
Speaker 9: It's kind of off topic, but not so when you're
in the service and you're a semen, or you're on
a submarine or out for a.
Speaker 7: While, I headmen go ahead, deployed.
Speaker 9: I guess you'd call it. I don't you know the
terminology goad switch and someone passes away, what do you
do with them?
Speaker 2: Well?
Speaker 7: Switch? You would know this switch. You're in the submarine
for many years protecting our country in the cold one
did anyone ever know?
Speaker 2: No one?
Speaker 7: What would happen if someone died in your submarine? You
ever under you're under the ice for.
Speaker 2: Three They would put them in the freezer.
Speaker 7: Oh really, is that right? Yeah?
Speaker 2: They It wouldn't be mistaken for dinner, you know, want
that but after food? Exactly? I heard.
Speaker 4: I know nothing happened on us, but I've heard stories
of of the people that you know, method of mindse
for whatever reason?
Speaker 2: Right, and what are they going to do?
Speaker 4: I mean they would put them in the freezer. I'm
sure they would wrap them up real nice burial.
Speaker 7: This probably even give a proper burial burial at ce
back like during will Probably. Yeah, they probably let him go, right,
they didn't carry him? Yeah they I don't know if
the old World War two diesel subs had enough capacity
to hold they shoot them out the Yeah, sure.
Speaker 2: To shoot me out of the torpedo too.
Speaker 7: Well. They would weigh them down and wrap them up
and burlaps sew them in. Yeah, put weight in with him.
And burial sea sound is a little is it's you know,
it's okay.
Speaker 2: You know people pressure had a complete burial at sea.
Speaker 7: Yeah yeah, well USS thresher of submarine that sank off
of Massachusetts one. They went early sixties, sixty one, sixty two.
It was a big news in Boston. It was like
a shakedown cruise, it was.
Speaker 2: It was actually a design flaw.
Speaker 4: Yeah, yeah, summer the pipes the way they went at
a ninety degree angle, and pipes at a ninety angle,
if they got moisture in them and you blast high
pressure air through them, they're gonna freeze.
Speaker 7: Yeah yeah, yeah, they figured that out. But but after
the fact, but where we were, I remember in the
Situa eight and and stories run around because it was
kind of the locallyria that they heard, you know, clanging
on the side, people like clanging trying to get out
and stuff like that. They're just so scary, so twilight zoning,
you know. But yeah, they were not going to it deflated,
right or it's just imploded, yeah, ploded yeah, yeah, funny,
that's I know. People that are not funny deep sea
divers they wear the big brass helmet, and yeah, the
thing there's a valve in the helmet of those things
that it's a check valve. It lets the air pressure
come in but won't let it go back out. And
every time a diver goes in, you know, he has
somebody helping him suit up. But the diver generally will
take that check valve and look it over himself and
then give it back to his tender to put it on.
Because if you're down deep enough and there's a failure
of the like the hose gets severed or whatever, if
that check valve doesn't work, when they pull you up
to the surface, you're in the helmet and halfway up
the hose your mush. And that's that's something they take
exceedingly serious. So well, I know some people who are divers.
Whoa boy, this show is taking a turn turn.
Speaker 5: About an hour ago, then there was that whaling ship
from Nantucket.
Speaker 7: Oh I have ever read that story? Is that what
you're talking about?
Speaker 5: In the real story, they just ate the people that
ate the people.
Speaker 7: And it came down to this is awful. Three people
left and they decided one of them had to die,
so they had to figure out which one they were
going to kill and finally the guy said, okay, kill
me and eat me. This is no battle I was.
And then they had a dayline dispute and how they
were going to kill him because it turns off, you know,
and the other guys just so hungry. I think they
stabbed them. They want to follow the meat. I'll tell you, man,
I jumped over the man. You know something, you.
Speaker 4: Really you know, remember that song in the seventies called
Timothy about the dot, Yeah, getting really hungry.
Speaker 2: Yeah, Timothy like he's a steak.
Speaker 7: Yeah, he was a steak.
Speaker 2: You know. There was a sequel to that song that
never never made it. What was it called wal one
went like this yummy, yummy, yummy.
Speaker 7: Once again, Switchy doing miterial it turns on. So listen,
what's how are you in time? Therekeeper? We had seventy
six now twenty four more. Well that's fine, perfect, about
one hundred, okay, so let's we're good. We're at the
finish line, nearing it. Switchy, please put up the okay
graphic out of the cat. Take that cat thing.
Speaker 2: Down, cat thing. I don't have a cat.
Speaker 7: I got man hallucinating looking for my shoulder. Here with
a surprise super k where's the cat that that that'd
be a dog.
Speaker 2: Anyway. Very quickly I went to the visitor.
Speaker 7: That's so well, sorry, switchy hold, So what happened? Take
the take the graphic down replacement? Oh well, it's nice
going now from Michigan.
Speaker 2: But it's a long way.
Speaker 7: So you take the what do you?
Speaker 13: What do you?
Speaker 2: What?
Speaker 7: Do you have an impact with some friends.
Speaker 2: In Devonport, But that's still Davnport, Iowa. Go Off, Iowa
is a real estate and U I uh, I see
the night there?
Speaker 4: Yes, And then I had to Van Meter's just sipped
in mine and it's it commemorates the week of terror
the last weekend, the week in September of nineteen o
three when they saw some kind of a wing creature.
It had a horn, had kind of a light on it.
They gave off a light at night and it looks
a little bit like a pterodactyl. Actually, some fairly credible
people reported this thing, some you know, upper echelon people
in town. It wasn't like necessarily a hoax, and they
saw it occasionally throughout the week, and the last time they.
Speaker 2: Saw it was at the old mines, the coal mines
and they think that there were two of them then
and then it went down below. But it's a festival
that has grown over the years. It's a lot of fun,
a lot of good people.
Speaker 4: And Chad Lewis is one of the guys that runs
it and he gets he gets an Airbnb for the
I was supposed to be the MC but somebody dropped out,
so they asked me if I would speak.
Speaker 2: Of course I can.
Speaker 4: I can pontificate with the best of them. So I
did do that and they got us an airbnb out
in the middle of excuse the expression b f Egypt.
I mean, we were only maybe twenty miles from Van Meter.
Good God, We're sitting out there on the porch of
this place in the dark, and you know, you figure
dog men were surrounding us and all kinds of creatures.
But just a really good time. And the like I say,
the festival has grown over the years, and it's it
used to peek. We were right in town and we
would have it outside the library. They had these kind
of bleachers there. If it was it was raining, you
were screwed. One year they brought us into the fire
stations so we wouldn't get wet, so it's the BFW
Hall is.
Speaker 2: Where they have it now. Really good crowd and a
lot of fun, but a long.
Speaker 7: Way to go, right, So were you violated any time
during your trip?
Speaker 2: Did you say, actually say violated? So I wish, I wish.
Speaker 7: Almost really Okay, there's a little look into Switchy's life.
All right, So we're going to start to say goodbye,
Susie Bastile. I'm sorry, we were talking about the French earlier.
Did you hear about Did you hear us talking about
the French earlier? Why they had why they had not.
Speaker 5: Because they're smelly? Is that the answer?
Speaker 7: I don't know. That's what one mom said, That is
what I said.
Speaker 5: Yes, I am a tiny bit French, very far back.
I just have a French last name. You can make
all the French jokes.
Speaker 7: Now listen, a French last name of a very famous prison.
Whether we're a massacre is correct.
Speaker 5: So Bastile is just the French word for fortress. So
the bastile ex actly like I think, it's like the
Saint Antoine fortress. So it's not the full name. It's
just become called the bastille. But however, that was not
my family's original name. The French have something called a
d name, which is like a warning. Okay, so when
you join the military, you pick a warning and that
actually gets passed down to your family. So in the
like the early to mid seventeen hundred, it's my ancestor
decided to pick bast Deal as his warning.
Speaker 7: Okay, So so you're not French, though it sounds like
you're very French.
Speaker 5: So what are you not that we can but so
I'm mostly English.
Speaker 7: Redhead? Okay, well that's okay, we like you anyway. We
loved English flad. It's boring over that flin it's boring.
Admitted that they're polite everybody that means.
Speaker 5: That equal wife, I didn't get that light gene.
Speaker 7: Friend, she didn't get that. Sick skipped a generation must
be in the Sultavian Susie, thank you for your running us.
Speaker 5: You're very well.
Speaker 7: And how is you have running?
Speaker 5: Okay, it's great. I've I put a lot of miles
on it recently. I you know, a road in New
Hampshire tried to kill me, but apparently it has hillicists
in this car?
Speaker 7: Really yeah yeah, but it had roll up windows. You
said you don't like electric windows.
Speaker 5: My power windows. It's really hard to find a car
that had crank windows.
Speaker 7: Just the last cow they had rolled crank windows. If
you special order a car, you can order it with
can crank windows.
Speaker 5: Yeah, you can like go online and like different. I
used car Max and you can put in features you want,
so you could put in it's a funny windows and
I wanted car play and a couple of other things.
I'll find you a car if there is one.
Speaker 7: You know what's funny is that they're considering what is it,
twenty four, twenty five and the twenty six model cands
to put CD players back in them. Did you see
at the other thing.
Speaker 3: I thought I heard that the last car that has
a CD player in it.
Speaker 7: They just made something.
Speaker 2: I missed my CD player.
Speaker 7: They're going to bring them back for some reason. And
that just means that there's going to be recovery in
CD sails, just like there's a recovery in vinyl sales.
Maybe there's gonna be this CD. But CDs suck. They
they're not they're not the most they're not the best
way to recreate sounds.
Speaker 2: Car.
Speaker 7: It's fine.
Speaker 3: They got better over the years, but they first have
some of the early vintage CDs, early generation CDs.
Speaker 7: It's how awful and in those Beatles remixes they made
were talking about on CD awful? Yeah yeah, yeah, I
mean someone told me once it's it's vinyl eight track
cassettes and CDs and now whatever it is streaming whatever.
But that's the anyway compression. Thank you Susie for joining us,
and you spiders were okay, they eat my right, correct?
Speaker 5: They do not eat mice now badly. I just had
to send one of the mails away wit he matured out,
so it's time for him to go make babies.
Speaker 7: You put them in the fomb upstate where you can
run around. Where'd you? How do you? How did you
get rid of them?
Speaker 2: I mean, is exactly.
Speaker 5: It's a Facebook group called Spinder. It's like Tinder for
spiders to fund your spider and mate.
Speaker 7: Oh my god, dating service. I thought I was wasting
my time looking at poorn, but really there's a there's
a spider thing.
Speaker 2: Susan gave us some spider pickup lines.
Speaker 7: I love your web, Susan. Have you ever got have
you ever seen the There is a video on YouTube.
I believe it's it's it's done like a documentary. But
about the crack spider. Oh, it is funny. You have
to type the crack spider and look it up. It
is really pieces of cocaine, little.
Speaker 9: Smoke it.
Speaker 7: They do it like it's say, not a documentary where
a they take a a Q tip and they have
it in some th HC and they touch the spider
and watch how it reacts and they try it with
all these different drugs. So they but it's like the
Canadian you know, some institution and Canada. What do you
bring the Canadians so they get despite the high is
that I want to see what it does. But it
does how it makes its web and it's you have
to look it up. It's a it's uh, it's called
that's something about the crack spider.
Speaker 9: What are those new spider Well I shouldn't say now.
They're like this fad, those little teeny tiny spiders. Have
you seen them on Facebook?
Speaker 7: And there are they on cocaine?
Speaker 9: But they're tiny?
Speaker 7: But why what's the what's the one?
Speaker 5: I have one right behind me jumping spiders are probably
talking about. Those are the ones everyone thinks are cute? Yeah,
cuteers really that I had I ended up having She
had six in sacks with about five hundred babies.
Speaker 7: Time to go.
Speaker 5: Oh yeah, female spiders, and she had never been with
a male since they had her. But female spiders can
store sperm and just use it when they feel like
like the.
Speaker 7: Bee queen bees can now I feel like I'm on cracked.
Thank you, you're pointing collection behind you?
Speaker 5: Yes, there's two behind me? Is the that's a dwarf tarantula?
And then I have a jumping spider there, oh wow,
but most are across from me, and my snake's over there.
Speaker 7: Too, sass and spiders. And then, yes, thank you for
joining us. If can you invite me in so I
can see her?
Speaker 5: There is a five dollar fee to the zoo.
Speaker 7: Wow, what's that song? I don't like spiders and sneaks.
Speaker 2: I'll give you a twenty bucks to keep me out
of it.
Speaker 7: Twenty books. Okay, switch, Thank you, Susie. We appreciate it.
Speaker 5: You're welcome.
Speaker 7: You send me a picture of you in your clone.
Is that your son?
Speaker 2: Yes?
Speaker 7: Yeah, huh, he does look like you, as it turns out,
you're a kidding right yeah, yeah, it looks a good guy. Right.
Speaker 5: How old is he he's sixteen?
Speaker 7: Really? Yeah? Big guy. Okay, yeah, yeah, nice, it was
a nice family portrait. Thank you, Susie. That's a chance.
Thank you, Susie. Who's next? I guess i'd say about
the Susan, Kay, Susan, you know, thank you so much.
You know, potting is such sweet sorrow. As it turns out, I'm.
Speaker 9: Just sad and looking forward to the next opportunity up
to me. I'm with you.
Speaker 7: Okay, well, yes, well I just got to make a
joke about Yuba. But maybe we shouldn't. Maybe we can
get something to pick us up. Could just say, yeah,
what is it uber oba Uba? Yeah? Thank I don't
have an account. Thank you, sism. We appreciate it. And
thank you, thanks all your various animals. To thank all
your various animals. We appreciate them. I guess how many
dogs do you have? Thinking about the cats? How many
dogs you have?
Speaker 2: One? Just one?
Speaker 7: How's Rudy?
Speaker 9: You have a hush pretty attitude. He's doing well and
I'm taking I'm gonna take a lesson on him in
two days. Too wet out there right now?
Speaker 7: Okay, we can have a dogless.
Speaker 9: No, definitely not. I like to jump the jump as
a joke in this somewhere.
Speaker 7: Well, there's about ten of them, Thank you, Jurneys appreciate
thank you. Also, well when we're taking the UFO mechanical
right now. But well, hey guys talking to you. Yeah,
I feel we should get a metal of the shows.
The show's actually come off pretty well. I'm I'm we
can edit that time I'm flowing. Flowing is another also, Switchy,
switch thank you for your as we appreciate it.
Speaker 2: Switchy. Hey, listen, it was my intense pleasure.
Speaker 7: To be here. Okay, you did a lot of driving
when you how'd your feel when you got home?
Speaker 2: I did a lot of driving.
Speaker 7: Other than the flooded basement was good.
Speaker 2: I had.
Speaker 4: I had a little bit of water came in, as
usually does when it I guess it rained pretty pretty
heavily when I was gone.
Speaker 7: Yes, but you know, it's not not too bad. And
all the cats are alive.
Speaker 4: They're fine, They're I have a great lady that takes
care of them. And in fact, my new cat, I
know you want to hear this. No, my new cat's
shadow is getting along a little better, shadow coexisting with
the other cats.
Speaker 7: How many cats you have?
Speaker 2: Eight?
Speaker 7: Eight and nine?
Speaker 2: Only four?
Speaker 7: You used to have three. Wow, what's the matter?
Speaker 2: Two? And then I had three, had four?
Speaker 7: Yeah yeah, and he had five.
Speaker 8: I know.
Speaker 7: You know that went back.
Speaker 2: Because I made a compassionate sap that cares about yeah.
Speaker 7: Yeah.
Speaker 9: And I'm working on him, trying to get him to
adopt this orange tabby that I like.
Speaker 7: He doesn't have four other problems.
Speaker 2: Or what ten?
Speaker 7: That's okay if he when he passes away, he'll be
a big meal for him. Thanks.
Speaker 2: I am hoping to outlive my cat.
Speaker 7: Really, yeah, that doesn't happen. Thank you for that. It's okay.
Speaker 3: You have one of those automatic litter box I got one,
but it doesn't work very well.
Speaker 7: That's bad.
Speaker 2: We're happy with it. The third one said, nope, I'm
you know, either you put down on a sandbox.
Speaker 7: We're happy.
Speaker 2: Crap on the floor, and I might as well just
put it in the junk.
Speaker 7: My cats are so big they would destroy one of
those automatic boxes. That they would. What a pleasant thought.
Speaker 2: That would yes, damn much money.
Speaker 7: See that's what happens. At the end of the show.
We're talking about pat ship in sand expensive sand mac.
Speaker 2: One day. One day, you're going to find a little
pussy cat and your heart is going to melt like
the ice Queen in the Crions Hans Christian Anderson fairy
Tale about the Ice Queen.
Speaker 7: There's one big joke in there, but I'm not going
to say it. One one. Thank you for joining us
wanting you're my pleasure. I know you're hear in spirit
as it turns out, So we'll say you would drink.
Speaker 3: I'm ready to order that coffee martinieh.
Speaker 7: Okay talking about yes, okay, so thanks for joining.
Speaker 3: You appreciate I think it's the espresso martini.
Speaker 7: That was it. Yeah, espresso martini something like that. So
thank you. Well, we'll order one tonight in your honor.
How's that? Thanks?
Speaker 3: Okay, Yeah, take some pictures of yourself whatever happens.
Speaker 7: Yeah. All I can say to you is you should.
How are you home? Yeah? Definitely anyway, So let's get
into the plugs. The plugs on this. Homestar Troops is
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people who are wondering combat. After nine and eleven, that's
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goes right to our veterance. Also, we end the show
by saying John mccainbon was not a loser. He's just
the opposite. He was someone who was a war hero.
He's a disabled veteran. He's a veteran. He was someone
who was in the Hanoi Hilton they kept all the
pilot shot down during the Vietnam War. He had several
opportunities to leave early, but he didn't. He stayed until
he knew all his men were safe. You don't make
fun of people like that. You just don't, and if
you do, you should be ashamed of yourself. So this
is MAC for the rest of the gang, saying do
you hear us? Next time, be safe, be happy, and
bye bye