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Speaker 6: There are one thousand UFO sightings reported around the world
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Speaker 1: Well, good evening, everyone, and welcome to Macmoney's mile Track
style show. Here on the dist of thunder Radio Networry.
This is Mac maloney. Well, what a show we have
for you tonight, broadcasting once again live from the stop
at Galley in Neweport, Massachusetts, Water Street, New Report, mass Chusetts,
Great Seafood, great Hamburgers, et Centa Center. A very special
show tonight. But first let me introduce you to the
members of the posse. Girls. Time to sit down, time
to get your fan. And you missed a big box
of clinics, big box of wipes, squeegee and eylube. Because
he's here, you can feel his vibe across the puddle,
the very famous wan waw.
Speaker 3: Hey baby, what's happening? What's going on? Man? Down at
the restaurant? Did you order me a burger or anything?
Speaker 1: Yeah, we already had it. We already ate it.
Speaker 3: We welcome everybody to the show.
Speaker 7: And I'm glad to be here, by the way, that
glad to be anywhere at this point, and excited about it,
excited about another appearance at the restaurant. Well, I'm not
at the restaurant. You guys are look at these food
while he's looking at me.
Speaker 1: There was no food tonight. No we get a letter
from the fans, No, no, more eating between breaks the
super fans all of a sudden, So, anyway, how's your
wound there, Wanting?
Speaker 7: It's getting better all the time. It's like the song,
and I was telling Susy about it. Then, you know,
just need a little bit more exercise, a little bit
more physio and my own phisio and then.
Speaker 3: Just kind of walk on the damn thing.
Speaker 8: You know.
Speaker 3: I'm still using a stick, but I'm not using it
as often.
Speaker 1: Sounds like a lot of warm. I don't use it.
Then I'm limping. Oh really yeah, yeah, anyway, Well, I'm
glad you're on the men.
Speaker 3: I'm on the men.
Speaker 1: Did you send me those pain calls? You have a day?
Speaker 3: Had a good match? What a good match? We have
a croquete club.
Speaker 1: I think you said cocaine, didn't you? Did you hear
anyone else here? Cocaine? Okay? Anyway, okay here at the flats,
at the club, at the club. It was fun. Also,
thank you Wanting for joining us. No switch tonight, no
switch on a secret mission, but with us as our
international security chief. Willy club will he Hey.
Speaker 9: Mac, I'm great to be here. It's hard to believe
it's been a week. I don't know where time.
Speaker 1: Goes two weeks? Yes, all right, yep, were you want
last week? You want last week? Yes?
Speaker 10: I was.
Speaker 9: I just looked at my calendar, says.
Speaker 1: I was on. Yeah, I guess we did a show that.
Speaker 9: But I want to mention something. You know, sometime being
the international security chief, you got to be sort of
a bad guy, you know, sort of be critical of operations.
Speaker 1: And so that's enoughset. But I just thought that that
out so that you'd know that. Okay, well think you
know what I mean. We've been one listen. We should
say right here that on Monday, I was a Sunday.
We had a little gathering in Casta Mac cast A
Mac out on the deck. Alan his lovely wife were there.
Club and his lovely wife were there. Me and my
lovely wife were there.
Speaker 3: Was this the plum Island Festival thing?
Speaker 1: No, that's in that's the fourteenth but most especially X
and his lovely wife was there. And after about three
hours of getting the X experience, Club turned to me
and said, oh my goodness, another drink?
Speaker 9: Did I needed therapy?
Speaker 1: After that?
Speaker 3: We told you this experience.
Speaker 9: We've never spent that much time together talking about life. Yeah,
And if I had something like he and or I
were to hit myself in the head, just to knock.
Speaker 1: Myself yeashed yourself in the crany.
Speaker 9: You know, he's he's a very knowledgeable person. I just
don't know where he gets his knowledge from.
Speaker 1: Yeah, yeah, right, it's the ways you get the facts.
Al Alan. The Space Chicks were there too, but they
took off pretty quickly after, you know, after the food.
After the food anyway. And also Club told me, he says,
you gotta gotta look at this thing on my windshield.
So after the get together, I went out and and
I'll let you explain it. But I think there's God's
hand on this because I'll let you. I'll let you
let me into just everyone, then you can tell us
the punch Stein Club. Okay, sounds good. Okay, also with
us well here in the studio slash restaurant, slash bar
is ufo McKenney.
Speaker 11: Hello Mac, Hello, everybody can beat it was it was.
It was a very nice afternoon up on the deck. Nice,
got to talk to people. You got to see Agent
X and you know, Club and everybody. And yeah, I
had to sit next to Agent X, so I got
the brunt of that, but I did after the after
we were there for lying and I left, I went
down and checked everybody's car for bumper stickers, right, yes,
because he's been known to out to do that and
slap bumper stickers on people's cars. That could get you
pummeled if you go in the wrong neighborhoods if you
know what I mean, so not shot, pummeled, pummeled. Had
the other bumper sticker on, you'd get shot. But anyway, oh,
thanks to how's the bees?
Speaker 1: Can you go?
Speaker 12: So?
Speaker 1: Right? I'm update bees are?
Speaker 11: I mean, it's really funny because there's a little patio
over near the bee hives, and you go over there
when you can just hear these things. They're so loud,
they're coming and going. It's you're looking at people, go man,
bees in there right now?
Speaker 1: All right? So but the honey season's over, right, Yeah, I'm.
Speaker 11: I'm pretty much gonna let them keep anything they've made
at this point because it's not worth as as as
they're Overlord, you're gonna let them keep the food that
they work so hard to exactly, and because if I
take it now, there's probably enough time for them to
rebuild their supplies. But I can't be sure. Of that
because of the weather. So I don't want to starve them.
I don't want to take all their food and then
start to death.
Speaker 1: I don't want that. So they're on their own.
Speaker 3: It works so hard for all that honey.
Speaker 1: You leave some of it for them, exactly right. And
the way they work and you every day.
Speaker 11: It's funny because every time I walk over to see
what's going on in front of the hive, there's you
can see they're bringing pollen back in. They're attacking a
lot of pollen. And you know, every day it's a
slightly different color. Sometimes it's a bright yellow, sometimes it's
more of an orange. It all depends on what what
flowers they're into.
Speaker 1: The secular point you're listening to be you know, talk
be time also with us is up there and sideways
in the eye A favorite good witch rave And how are.
Speaker 13: You hi, my friends?
Speaker 14: I'm doing great. Thanks for having me look.
Speaker 1: Like one Nona Ryder aft of a relaxing day at
the beach in the mountains. In the mountains, I like that.
Thanks for joining us. What's new with you?
Speaker 14: Yeah, I mean, nothing's new.
Speaker 10: We went we went on a five mile hike on Sunday. Well,
and then on Monday, I thought I had passed away
from the hike. So I was calling all the funeral
homes asking if they would.
Speaker 1: Invong me if they had an opening, because I thought
I was dead, you know.
Speaker 15: But nobody would do it because they said, well, you're
speaking to us, and I was like, you don't understand.
Speaker 14: That's not the point.
Speaker 11: Try to call me back in twenty minutes. You don't
hang around at the right funeral directors.
Speaker 1: Yeah, so you know liarally Also, oh, I'm contractually I
will get to ask you. How's your cat?
Speaker 16: Oh?
Speaker 1: She good?
Speaker 14: She was just in here and then she sat on
my lap for a second and then ran away.
Speaker 1: So I realized what was going on. I'm glad you
have a Voicemac. There you go. It's not the first time.
Thank you Raving for joining us.
Speaker 14: Thank you.
Speaker 1: Also with us is a good friend down there in Connecticut.
Susie Bestial Susie, how are you?
Speaker 17: I'm doing good, Mac, Thanks for having me back. I
got out of urgent care just in time to make
the show tonight.
Speaker 1: What were you there for?
Speaker 17: Because cats are little germ demon o, so aheadn't the
weekend before last I skinned my knee crawling out of
a tunnel of an abandoned prison. And that was fun.
Speaker 1: Okay, we you escaping happens.
Speaker 17: It was good.
Speaker 14: So just a regular day.
Speaker 17: And then yesterday I got out of the shower and
my cat like nuzzled my knee and got his jermy little.
Speaker 1: And it got in fact, I'll see what I mean.
All right, finally now someone on my side. They're just
walking gross Okay, wow, okay, I ha thought hand An
online there for a second.
Speaker 14: And he probably thought that he was just loving up
on you, like, hey, mom, he's.
Speaker 1: My journey with him.
Speaker 17: It might have been intentional.
Speaker 1: We can't really really that kind of cat.
Speaker 14: You can never really prove of.
Speaker 1: Okay, well I.
Speaker 3: Had we had three dogs.
Speaker 7: Okay, we had three doctions and then I skin my
knee or get a cat in a rose bush. You know,
it's bleeding a little bit, but just it's barely nothing.
And one of the doctions like to lick the wound.
You know they're talking about licking your wounds. Oh, I
think it had rs aliva had healing properties. Oh yeah,
all of a sudden, now it's it's the wound is
starting to cauter rise like you could watch it.
Speaker 1: Just yeah, they get that from the smell made those
other dogs.
Speaker 3: I mean, whatever it is, but or whatever's outside, you know,
it just used to work.
Speaker 1: Huh. Okay, the moral that story, don't get a cat
or a doctor. Also with us doing us from somewhere
in the Boston area is Trevor kyleson how you doing?
Speaker 5: I'm doing well, Mac, thank you for having me back
on the show.
Speaker 1: Aren't you glad you came up with that name for us?
Speaker 5: I didn't come up with that name.
Speaker 1: Is Let's go back to the tape. So what's going
on with you?
Speaker 5: Not too much?
Speaker 16: Not too much.
Speaker 1: You look like you're in a library. Where are you
in the summer?
Speaker 5: The I switched Cameron and audio setups and.
Speaker 1: Okay, yeah, all right, are all those books actually in
your little apartment in Allston or someplace you stop?
Speaker 5: Those are not books, Those are all films. Those are
all Blu Rays.
Speaker 3: And uh the first three shows are all Quentin Tarantina.
Speaker 1: Books.
Speaker 5: Over there's the Blue Rays books and records.
Speaker 3: Blue thanks, I use the term records right.
Speaker 1: Tucker is glad that he's not here? Yeah, he's actually
home and not in the nice time afternoon we had Yeah,
so anyway, I'm going to throw it to club, as
the kids say, because a very interesting story about when
he came to the little kid together, he said to me,
you got to see the thing in my windshield And
he says, I thought it was a little sticker, And
I said. He said, his daughter had the truck out
the night before and not tried Cadillac Escalade by the way, folks,
and she had it out and he's noticed this thing sometimes.
You know, if you're parking, a club to put a
sticker on your car, you know that you're parking. But
then I looked at it and I said, that's no sticker.
So Club, let me turn it over to you.
Speaker 9: Yeah, let me give it the exact story. Anyways, my
daughter was visiting from out of town and she said
she wanted to oh the car to go to a
book out the night before we were going out, so
I said, sure, go right ahead. Anyways, that morning, when
they're getting ready to drive up to Home Island, we
I was in the garage in the windshield had a
little dought on it, and I didn't think anything of
it wasn't really blocking my vision. So when I pulled
out of the garage, into the light. All of a
sudden it had. It came clear that it looked exactly
like the emoji that has the smile and the sunglasses.
Speaker 1: It's about the size the smile, the smiley with the sunglasses.
I used that a lot, and it's you know. And
the thing was that it looked just like a sticker. Yes, yes,
pulled over.
Speaker 9: And uh, I got out and I looked at it
and had some element to it on the windshield that
you know. I thought maybe a bird or something did it,
but the color was unique. And you know, I get
a lot of stuff on my car, but I've never
seen that exact like orange yellow collar. So anyways, uh,
it's still on the vehicle right now.
Speaker 1: I haven't.
Speaker 9: I've decided to keep it there and see what happens.
I when I first was driving along, I tried to
get rid of it by using the windshield washer and
the wiper didn't do a thing, you know, so it's
probably there to stay. But anyways, you know, I'm thinking
about it now, Mac, Like you said, something universe, something
out there that caused that. But you know, I thought
of the days, you know, when people see the the
images of the blessed Virgin.
Speaker 1: Christ and a piece of toast or something, and it
means something. Yeah, so I think this means something. It
looks it looks exactly like a smiley face.
Speaker 16: This is a you know it.
Speaker 1: It looks like a bird dropping. But it came down
on club's windshield, looking exactly like the smiley face with
the sunglasses. He said, you got to see this, he says,
look at it from the inside. And I sent a picture.
I think to everybody, if you see it up close,
you say, I'm looking at it right now.
Speaker 9: The picture doesn't it doesn't do it justice right because
I can't focus any close up. But let me tell you.
If you saw it initially and i'd said what does
that look like, you would say it's it's an emoji.
And uh so there's some I think I'm getting some
kind of message. Who sending me the message? But I'm
seeing it as a good sign, you know, with a
smiley and night into the shades. And so I'll keep
you informed, but I don't. I bought a fifty dollars
lottery ticket and I want a hundred bucks on the ticket. See,
so it's telling me that I'm probably doing something right
and I should continue to do that. Yes, So I've
been sitting here, you know, at night, really thinking about
some major thing I should try to attempt and see
if that gives me.
Speaker 1: Well, you want to go nuts club, You want to
go nuts? Put a hundred bucks in the pats. That
would be miracle territory right there. Well, you know, I
don't look at it that way, you know, But anyways,
to just to recap there's something there that I refuse
to rape it off the windshield because I don't even
know if it will come off, Like stand half a
container of windshield wiper on it. It's still well, no
impact at all, not funny, So I think it wants
to stay there. It could be, you know, like a
Guardian Angel. Maybe it's windshield. It's on the outside. It's
on the out Guardian if you have a great name
for a band.
Speaker 9: So if you front, you'd probably want to bow down.
Speaker 11: And yeah, I gotta tell you there were days when
we used to try to get inspection stickers on cars
that had cracked windshields, and if the crack is in
the windshield in your line of sight, they're supposed to
fail you. And the car wasn't worth the price of
a windshield. So we would just take white paint and
you know, mix a little yellow into it and PLoP
it on the windshield. And I never once had an
inspection station try to scrape off the paint to see
if there was a crack under it, because he just
thought it was bird cracked up.
Speaker 1: Well, tomorrow, I'm going in for an auto inspection. Oh
now that December is the month. So I said, I
got to go get an inspection stick of amorrow, and
I'm not going to allow them to do it. Yes,
touched that at all because it doesn't really block my vision.
It's a little to the left looking straight ahead, and
like I say, it's the size of a dime and
brightens up your day.
Speaker 9: Yeah. So I'm going to wait and see if they
if they even comment on it, but you never know.
I'm concerned that they might come in there with a
scraper or something.
Speaker 14: Yeah, and you'll be like that was my emotional I
don't want.
Speaker 9: To I'm going to tell them that there's a poison
to that, and I've been told to leave it on.
Maybe that'll keep them away from it, but otherways, that's
my story. And I know it's really exciting, but that's good.
I'm really counting on some some good luck here.
Speaker 1: Any of those quinkies left that Lois gave you, Thank you.
Speaker 9: I have a whole box. I had a box at home,
but y'all boxes good till October twenty fifth. Super mine
is only till like September twenty eight, twenty twenty eight.
Speaker 1: Yes, right, so I'm.
Speaker 9: Sticking with it. I can let that box sit here
for probably a month.
Speaker 1: Yes, at least I will see they taste better with age,
as it turns out. What's a twist? Absolutely so anyway,
we have a top ten tonight, Top ten, and Raven
has it. I believe I do.
Speaker 14: Uh you sent me. Top ten reasons why aliens like
the starboard gallley.
Speaker 1: Top ten reasons why aliens like the stobbored gallley. And
just to get off on the right foot, let's do
a little dance rush Okay, ready, okay, let's go club
on the twist? Okay, Raven. Top ten reasons why aliens
like to stop at gally Number ten? Please?
Speaker 14: Number ten, plenty of parking on the roof.
Speaker 1: Plenty of parking on the roof. Number nine, please, We're nine.
Speaker 18: People are used to seeing drunken bald as headed people
roaming around New Report you fucked up?
Speaker 1: Yeah he's not wrong there yeah, number raight please?
Speaker 14: They play canasta on Tuesday nights.
Speaker 1: They play canasta.
Speaker 3: Yeah, you should know how to play. That's why my
grandparents played there.
Speaker 1: That's right. Number seven please, right numbers of it.
Speaker 14: They like scaring this ship out a David closing time.
Speaker 1: They like to scare the ship out of David closing. Okay,
Number six please, okay.
Speaker 14: Number six.
Speaker 15: They lit They thought this was where all our reptilians
hung out, but when they got there, they discovered it
was actually the rotarians.
Speaker 3: Come on.
Speaker 1: All right, thanks please, Raven.
Speaker 14: Number five.
Speaker 12: They want to drink as much as they can on
one one's tab before he finally pays it.
Speaker 1: They better not just keep racking it up, baby, Go ahead,
Raven please. These top ten reasons why the aliens like
the stabbing gally.
Speaker 14: Number four.
Speaker 15: They didn't want to pay seventy bucks for a bowl
of shredded chicken up what wait?
Speaker 14: Oh my god.
Speaker 15: They didn't want to pay seventy bucks for a bowl
of shredded chicken uptown?
Speaker 19: Oh I hear it.
Speaker 14: They didn't want to pay Okay, do it again?
Speaker 1: Sorry, go ahead and one more two watching.
Speaker 12: It's my first day and they didn't want to pay
seventy bucks for a bowl of shredded chicken uptown.
Speaker 14: Okay, let's just put any emphasis on the wrong word.
Speaker 1: There is a restaurant up in Newby Puot Okay, will
we do with the shrum not? The galley is not
this type of restaurant. But there are restaurants in this town.
Speaker 17: I know it.
Speaker 1: Okay. It's called the Gave, and they try to do
twenty six dollars for chips and salsa. Twenty six dollars
chips and salsa, which ye are free most places, twenty
eight dollars from margarita, and seventy dollars for a bowler
tread a chicken. That's why that's been a gave down
here as well. Oh they're a chain really yeah huh,
I don't know. Family, they're terrible, but they're always mod
and a lot of suck is in there. Okay, please Raven. Next,
there's top ten reasons why I just got.
Speaker 14: To say, twenty dollars for margarita better, like blast my
nips into space.
Speaker 1: Then space you can get a bottle that would do
that bottle Okay, but you can't you listen, you can't raise.
Next time you're in town, let's go down there. Let's
see what happens. Okay, Yeah, and when you do that,
let me know.
Speaker 3: I'll get a plane ticket.
Speaker 1: We'll be recording.
Speaker 7: With the British Airways flights such and such. Don't do
anything until I arrived.
Speaker 14: Number three, they heard Raven drops by occasionally. There you go,
trying to get her nips blasted.
Speaker 1: Wow. Cool Wow.
Speaker 14: Number two they can't get enough of that steak and
cheese sammy.
Speaker 1: The steak and cheese sandwich down here. It's get ready
you about high prices, but it's eighteen dollars. But you
have never eaten anything as good as in your life
as this steak and cheese sammich they have done here.
It's unbelievable. And it's like four meals, you know that
type of thing.
Speaker 14: I don't eat meat, but that sounds I don't either.
Speaker 1: I don't know.
Speaker 14: It's do you think aliens eat meat?
Speaker 1: Sure they don't. Come twilight, What are they ripping about?
All those cows for? Okay? And please Raven?
Speaker 14: Uh? And the number one reason my aliens like the
starboard galley. Come on, have you seen the orgy waitresses.
Speaker 1: Yeah, where.
Speaker 14: Fighting word?
Speaker 1: This is so much but play thing. It sounds good,
it sounds thank you Raven. Wow, she's already dancing this.
No music, the music is in her head. We appreciate that.
Why don't we do this? Why don't we take a
quick commercial break now and recover and we'll be right
back after this. You're listening to Macloney's militracks. Now show
here in the Distant Thunder Radio Network. The whole gang
is here. So from the stop at Galley Broadcasting Life,
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Speaker 16: This is Lowis, Hello, Lowis Al Ferrari. Hi, Al, how's
the book tour going?
Speaker 1: Couldn't be better?
Speaker 10: Sweetheart?
Speaker 20: Now, when I say Max's new book, how to Dump
a Body at seein, I get caught a selling my hotcakes.
I mean with lots of zero band lots of bacon's
practically flying up the best seller list.
Speaker 17: That's great, Al, but I'm not surprised. People must be
amazed when tell them how you turned an old toyota
into a new girl's rice.
Speaker 20: Oh, when I turned a lousy bunch of quarters into
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Speaker 5: Or when you had that ikey job moving bodies.
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Speaker 14: And vodka and you're stranded.
Speaker 3: Yes, but wait here comes someone.
Speaker 20: Now maybe I can bum a rye.
Speaker 17: Al Are you okay?
Speaker 1: I don't know.
Speaker 20: The darnest thing just lands in front of me. Oh
bright life lasting strolls in. Wait a minute, three little guys.
Speaker 1: Are climbing out of it.
Speaker 20: Maybe I should tell him I'm a big fan of
the Wizard of Oz.
Speaker 5: Al don't do that.
Speaker 3: They're looking in the windows.
Speaker 4: Luckily I have.
Speaker 20: Them all rolled up.
Speaker 5: How you're driving a convertible.
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I got boxes of them in here.
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Speaker 1: Welcome back everyone to Ma Maloney's military style show here
on the Distance on the radio network. This is Mac Maloney.
Want what the show we have for you tonight, broadcasting
live from the Stopped Gallery restaurant and ever report great seafood,
great hamburgers, great steak and cheese sandwiches, and lots of
really cute waitresses. Not that very fun. So let me
introduce the members of the posse over there in England UK,
as the kids call it, is very famous.
Speaker 3: One one Cheerio and pip, hip and fish and chips
to you.
Speaker 1: Wow, huh yeah, okay, everything, okay, we do.
Speaker 7: Packy dory here for you know. Every day it's something
something going on. Certain they're going to ban well, it
is England.
Speaker 3: Yes, England wants to either ban things or control your life.
Speaker 1: Really yeah, it's crazy. It sounds like I want to.
Speaker 3: Ban outdoor smoking at the call, the garden areas, in
the pubs.
Speaker 5: The more cigarette smoke than oxygen. Sorry, isn't there more
cigarette smoke than oxygen in England?
Speaker 1: Because it helps.
Speaker 7: It's just it was a cigarette smoking culture. Now everybody's
vaping like crazy. We're gonna forget about all that stuff.
We're just sort of focused on trying to get tickets
to an Oasis concert.
Speaker 1: I'm gonna cut you off right now. They do not
bring them up. They're terrible. They just want to be
beetles in the worst way. And then's sad, frankly sad.
Let's move on, sorry one one time to move on.
No switch today, no switch tonight, but our International correspond
Will the club is here, w c.
Speaker 9: A Mac again. Great to be here tonight as usual,
And you know, just hanging out. I like, I like
hanging out like this, getting a lot of intellectual things,
you know, stimulation from this group.
Speaker 1: Yeah.
Speaker 9: I don't know what intellectual is, but right seems like
it's intellectual.
Speaker 1: Can you spell it? I can't, I can, I can
get my spell check. All right, that's what's good for
also with us. Well here in the studio, the podcasting studio,
actually the back room of the Stab of Gelly is
King of the Bees.
Speaker 11: Alvin now though and mac Hiller everybody. Wow, those are
turned out pretty loud, aren't they. Sounds like I'm screaming here?
Speaker 5: Well, sorry, it brings out your rich Timber.
Speaker 1: There you go, Timber Timber. So uh uh al everything okay,
we do yeah, and things are fine.
Speaker 11: Just trying to get the yard ready, you know, they're
clean up around the guard and get a junk put away.
So when Plumpfest happens. In Plumpfest, there's going to be
thousands of people walking around the island.
Speaker 1: Place. Don't look like a dump scare all the rabbits plump.
There's no chance of that thereverywhere.
Speaker 11: Is this see your Rabbit for almost two weeks and
then today two of them in the yards. I thought
the hawks were.
Speaker 1: Doing their job. Well, no they're not. They're tasty too.
Plumpfest is uh there. The island where we all live
is six miles long and very very kind of narrow.
But they have the thing called plump Fest and they
have fifty bands, fifty different kinds of bands, rock bands,
jazz bands, blues bands, and they play on people's porches
and you can actually go around and hit all fifty
of them if you want. But it's just like a
big like a big altrough concept. What fifty bands playing.
It's very cool. If it's nice weather, it's a blast,
you know. So looking forward to.
Speaker 3: That us be on your porch or solo.
Speaker 1: Now, Like I said, I'm not gonna let those hippies
on my porch. Can also with us is our favorite
good witch up there inside, you know, Graving Raven. How
are you hi, my friends?
Speaker 14: I'm doing great.
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Can use code Starboard Galley check out and get a plumb.
Speaker 1: Get a plumb Yeah, okay, uh so boom boom. Someone
wrote the other day that they'd like Raven because they
like the way she laughs.
Speaker 14: Oh god, that's the worst thing about me.
Speaker 1: Really. Yeah, I was signed one, so I thought you.
Speaker 14: Were gonna say, oh, I like Raven, but she's terrible.
Speaker 5: Thank you Raven for I think the obsession with your
own armpits is the worst thing about you.
Speaker 14: But that's that's just I'm just I just love them.
What I can't read and I'm obsessed with my armpits.
What am I supposed to do?
Speaker 1: I mean, you know, this is new to me. But
maybe you can and memo and that or something. Thank you.
Also with us is a good friend Susie Beth Steele
down there in Connecticut. Susie, how are you great?
Speaker 16: Mac?
Speaker 17: I'm with all of you guys. It's always a good time,
h is it?
Speaker 1: It is? Okay? How are you fighting?
Speaker 3: Somebody from Connecticut? Like Connecticut is a kind of a
posh dat?
Speaker 1: Well yeah it is a little bit. Yeah.
Speaker 17: Well, so Hartford just got named the most expensive city
to live in in the US?
Speaker 1: Did it really? Hartford? Wow?
Speaker 17: But overall, mass and Rhode Island are more expensive.
Speaker 1: Yeah, I'll bet Boston's Boston for Logtown was the most
expensive place to live like on Earth, so I'm not
surprised that's in the general area.
Speaker 17: How are you island beat us?
Speaker 1: Yeah, me too, that's so small. How are you spiders shoosing?
Speaker 17: They're doing really good? I actually actually spider news ahead.
Me and mister what are we calling a paranormal romance? Yes,
we met in the middle for coffee. I think it
was like the week before last, or maybe a couple
of weeks ago, and we went inside, got our coffee,
came outside and he says, oh, look, a spider's making
a web over there, And we went over and around
the corner was like an entire spider village, like twenty
spiders all in their own web. Then we went and
sat on the picnic table and I'm sitting there and
a spider like a silk string drops down into my
hand like I'm like demented snow white, and you know,
I'm playing with the spider. And then I put it
down on the picnic table and it goes right over
to him and he picked it up, and so now
I know he wasn't lying about liking spiders because he
picked the darn spider up.
Speaker 1: Well, yeah, was that you date that guy, the guy
you've been dating he did that. Yes, well that's still
going on.
Speaker 9: I'm sorry to interrupt, okay, but something comes up and
it just comes in my head and I got to
get it out. But when you talk about spiders, I
was reading a statistic. I think it's the average person
eats an average of twelve spiders a Year's yeah.
Speaker 1: That's a myth.
Speaker 17: That's a myth to crawl in your mouth.
Speaker 14: Really yeah, I'm not talking about whatever weird thing you do.
After the show, let's talk.
Speaker 5: About the way things do we owe?
Speaker 1: Bulletin here, we have a bulletin ready, good friend, Uh,
Sydney is here our waitress tonight to stop a guy, Sidney,
how are you.
Speaker 14: Now?
Speaker 1: Earlier in the show, off air, Stephanie mcnau who runs
a Her podcast is called the Highly Spirited Podcast? Is
that right, Steph? Hello, Steph, Yeah, that's right, Highly Spirited Podcasts.
So we thought we'd have a couple of ghosts related
drinks tonight. So we've made the first one, do we
know the name of it.
Speaker 13: Sydney, That was the Haunted high Ball, And then they're
working on the second one.
Speaker 1: They're working on the SEC one. Two or three people
working on the SEC one. This is the Haunted Highball.
Do you know what's any idea I could make sure?
Speaker 19: This one is one of my favorites. It's like really refreshing.
Speaker 1: Who's going to drink?
Speaker 13: This will subourbon lime juice, ginger beer and garnished with
the lime.
Speaker 1: Drink. That sounds great, good, good good, right after a
jack and cook? Yeah, take a ship. Let's see. You're
right on the elms, Shydney. How long have you worked
here at the gallon?
Speaker 14: This is my second summer?
Speaker 1: Oh really? Yeah?
Speaker 2: What do you do?
Speaker 1: You go to school?
Speaker 21: I do?
Speaker 13: I'll be a junior college where University of Denver out in.
Speaker 1: Colorado, Denver? What are you doing? Yeah? And you go back? Really? Yeah?
Speaker 13: I love it out there?
Speaker 1: A good football team, I think, right, we have a
hockey team.
Speaker 17: We don't have football.
Speaker 13: We're hockey national champs.
Speaker 1: Oh really yeah? Okay, yeah, okay.
Speaker 13: I have to run some drinks to another table to run.
Speaker 1: Out, thank you. Sydney definitely has a right to it. Well,
there you go. That's all we do. The show down
here for.
Speaker 17: This show is already chaotic normally, the extra chaos this
is adding it's great.
Speaker 1: Yeah, yeah, yeah, I don't drink take a sip or
are we gonna have a blast. I don't drink hard boots.
I've already dropped one drink in my pants. Let's see
what happens. Wow, it's actually pretty good. Yeah yeah, it's very.
Speaker 19: Tasty, back like mid day. It's going to be so good.
Speaker 1: Yeah yeah, it is very good.
Speaker 5: Last time I had a highball, I was arrested for misdemeanor.
Speaker 1: Holy cow. Now I go two of these bad boys
in front of me. Okay, good, let me continue the
introductions if I remember them. Stephanie mcnews with us from
the Ghostly Highly Spirited podcast.
Speaker 22: Right podcast, I do cocktails and ghost stories and try
to pair them.
Speaker 1: Together, pairing ghost stories and cocktails. Okay, now up at
the radio station, there's a resident ghost here. But I'll
tell you this building we're in now is pretty old,
all right, This is definitely nineteenth century, I would say,
so there's going to be a few goals running around here.
Speaker 19: There has to be.
Speaker 22: And I feel like every time I do research for
a show, it is bar hotels and old houses. Like
a bar in a hotel is always going to have
a ghost if it was from before the eighteen hundreds.
Speaker 19: Mm, probably haunted.
Speaker 1: Yeah, yeah, that's funny. And that's funny that that that,
you know, the shirt and buildings. You just look at
me and go, man, that's haunted, you know, and none
of those you don't think that way? Yeah yeah, let me.
I'm already having a trouble just telling which drink of pot.
This is all for science kids, So thank you Stephanie
for joining us. Don't try to say home, do not
driving home? Also with us is uh? I don't want
to say Tucker Calson, so we'll say Tucker Trevor, Tucker Calson.
How's that? Leave the ad?
Speaker 5: It's always sucked. I've never liked it, but let's stick
with it.
Speaker 1: Well, your problem is that you you told you we're
gonna You told us a few weeks ago you're going
to I're going.
Speaker 5: To change my name and I haven't figured out what
that's going.
Speaker 1: To be yet. Okay, well what do you use daily now?
Speaker 5: I still go by my my first name. It's a
dead name yet Coca Yeah is fine?
Speaker 13: You know?
Speaker 1: Yeah? Thanks you.
Speaker 16: I love this show like.
Speaker 12: A twelve year old boy that like has to come
up with a password and they just do boob sixty nine.
Speaker 1: Hang on a second, we have a special guest that's
not your.
Speaker 14: Listen. Don't listen to what I just said. It's not
my password.
Speaker 1: Here's a bulletin. All right, Dave, the owner of Stavi
Gelly has just joined us, and we got to clap
him on. Please, Dave, Hello, and I see you some
familiar faces. Get right on that microphone. They did.
Speaker 2: I see some familiar faces out there.
Speaker 1: There's one one, the guy that owns you about six
hundred bucks at the More in a while. Okay, I
miss you guys. You know Raven and that's club.
Speaker 2: I think I met you last week.
Speaker 1: Trevor and Susie and Stephanie. So Stephanie is made the
gave suggestions to Haunt the drinks tonight. Did you make
this one? Dave? The Haunt and I did? Yeah, yeah,
I want to just update this again. What's in it again?
Lots of bourbon, So.
Speaker 2: Just the first one I've ever made. So it's a
fresh squeeze lime ginger beer, bourbon and lime juice.
Speaker 1: How is it? It's great?
Speaker 2: Yeah, I'm going to make another Haunt to Drink in
a few minutes after this.
Speaker 1: It appears very well with the jack and ginger. How
long how long is yeah, how long is the place
been open?
Speaker 3: Dice?
Speaker 1: Seven years?
Speaker 2: We're going on forty seven years. We're going on forty.
Speaker 1: Forty seven years. Don wow, Okay, yeah, very successful because
a lot of places in New Report restaurants come and
go in this town.
Speaker 2: When you say, oh god, yeah, we've seen hundreds come
and go.
Speaker 1: I mean literally, but nice place a little bit off
the beat off of downtown, which you don't want to
go in to get. We're just saying earlier that downtown
there's a restaurant, correct Dave where it's twenty six bucks
for saucer and chips.
Speaker 2: Oh, it's crazy, twenty eight.
Speaker 1: Bucks for the margarite or yeah, so I have to
just go one more block from downtown and go to
the Stabbing Galley. And so we've already made the Haunted Highball.
And the other one is I don't even know the name.
Speaker 2: But I don't know the name. I was looking up
the ingredients a few minutes ago.
Speaker 1: We'll find out, and thank you for Sydney is also
very pleasant.
Speaker 2: Oh yeah, yeah, she can introduce the next drink, is that?
Speaker 20: Yeah?
Speaker 2: Yeah, yeah, I have Chris out there. She wants to
reappear on the show this week.
Speaker 5: Oh really yeah, yeah yeah, get a couple of let
me get a couple of stoly blueberries in her.
Speaker 1: Get it right, okay, son was good. Thank you, Dave.
We appreciate it and my pleasure. I'll be back. Okay,
thank you. Bye. I hate to say it, but one
one will the only one will know this. We used
to talk about doing this years ago when we were
at the radio station around the corner from here. We
should we say we should do the show from the
stop and galley because people are always walking in and
out of here, and it's always kind of a funny,
unusual crowd now here. We got one one eight years later.
Speaker 3: Wow, didn't take a long at all.
Speaker 1: Just waiting for you to come back so you can
be sitting right here.
Speaker 3: I'm dying to do this. It's like where am I
going to live? That's a that's the thing I said,
I leave it.
Speaker 1: I stressed it out about it already. Yeah, where are
we going? Details? I know it well.
Speaker 3: He has a huge garage and I don't care if
I have to get a job. I mean, the way
they h the way the situation is with people. Where
are all the people that are working? It's almost traffic.
But well, how come there's such a problem finding people
to do work for certain.
Speaker 1: Kinds of gigs? They all got blasted into space. We
don't know. But anyway, Wow, we back in the workforce.
Retirement is stupid. I'm going to highly recommend the hunted
hide ball. Okay, just want to get that in now
while I'm still verbal. So why don't we throw it
to I've introduced everybody. Why don't we throw it to Susi?
Because Susi has a report on I saw this the
other day and we talked about it off here. There
is a place in Indonesia. I'd heard about it about
a year ago and they didn't hear anything about it.
Now it's back in the news again. And there are
some people who aren't just people who just say anything
randomly on these different podcasts, YouTube channels, but there's scientific people,
peer reviewed almost that they say that there's a pyramid
in Indonesia that like outdates everything, not just the pyramids
in Egypt, but I think like even outdates when we
think people were civilized, people were on the earth. SUSI,
do I have that writer or is that the haunted
eyeball talking.
Speaker 17: No, you got it pretty good. It's called Ganang Padang.
It's on the island of Java in Indonesia and Mac.
I'm not sure if you accidentally stumbled upon this or
if this was like a genius mastermind thing, but I
have been following this since about twenty eleven. This was
like rage bait for me.
Speaker 5: I'm so mad.
Speaker 17: About this place. So it's essentially a terrace structure that's
built on top of a natural hill, and you want
to picture something like Machu Picchu almost, so I wouldn't
even call it a pyramid. This one is a little
bit different when than what you see at Machu Pichu,
Like the sides aren't even on even angles. It's an
impressive site though, But what is happening is the main
scientist involved. His name is Danny Hillman, not a with jaja.
He goes by Danny Hillman. So going forward, I'm just
gonna call him Danny Hillman.
Speaker 5: That's when I want my new name to be guys.
Speaker 1: Okay, Danny Okay, what No, the what daja?
Speaker 17: Not a what jaja?
Speaker 1: Okay, Yeah, there we go, Okay, Susie.
Speaker 17: So he is the main scientist involved. He's not an archaeologist,
he is a geologist. Interesting, okay, And I started following it.
It was around twenty ten, twenty eleven. He was, you know,
doing interviews, trying to draw attention to it. He wanted
archaeologists to come look because he thought that there was
something there. He got a little bit of fun to
do some research. They did core samples. That was one
of the things they got permission to do. And that's
what this twenty seven thousand year old number comes from.
Speaker 1: Twenty seven thousand years Now the pyramids. The early date
of the Pyramids is six thousand years ago, four thousand BC,
I believe. So now we're talking about more than twenty
thousand years before that.
Speaker 17: Yes, but here is the problem. They used carbon dating,
and that is just the date of something organic in
the soil from the deepest part of the core sample.
So twenty ten, twenty eleven, Hillman is saying, you know,
this radiocarbon data came back, as you know, sixteen to
twenty seven thousand years old. And he's outright saying that
does not mean the structure is that old.
Speaker 1: Okay.
Speaker 17: There are also there is some kind of of chamber
or void inside of it that has never really been excavated.
They use GPR ground penetrating radar and they can see
that there's something in there. However, this is a lava hill,
so it could be a natural lava chamber. But what
Hillman was saying, you know, back in twenty ten was
we need to research this, excavate it, find out what's
in there. It could be something. Because everyone agrees that
like the top several layers and some of the outside
are man made. There's not really any debate on that,
but the narrative from Hillman has changed.
Speaker 1: Oh really, that's not a good sign.
Speaker 17: This is where I'm going to add the disclaimer that
the views I'm about to express are my views only
and do not reflect the views of Mac Maloney's Military
X Files or anyone on this podcast right now. This
is a story of how ancient aliens is garbage and
ruins everything. Because they did a story on this in
twenty fifteen. I got five minutes in and shut it
off because I was so mad.
Speaker 1: Yeah, yeah, they're terrible. That's a terrible show age and
Neil is it great, seems like something way to all
be interested in, But it's really pretty bad.
Speaker 17: It was like the beginning, they kind of do like
teaser clips of what they're going to talk about throughout,
and Georgio goes and says, oh, they haven't found any artifacts.
That means it was built by aliens.
Speaker 1: Oh jeez, yeah, Okay, Actually.
Speaker 17: It hasn't been excavated at this point, and not finding
artifacts is normal. If it's a ceremonial site, you don't
trap your garbage in a sacred space. That does not
mean it was built by aliens.
Speaker 1: Right? Is that the guy with the hair? He is
the hair? Right? That guy with the hair? What's up
with the hair?
Speaker 14: He looks like Georgio something.
Speaker 1: He plugged himself into an outlettuce something sucks.
Speaker 17: He's horrible. I am going to find out where they're
filming and pay a maid to put nair in his shampoo.
Speaker 16: I love.
Speaker 1: Wow.
Speaker 17: Engine Aliens got the attention of the wrong people. So
Hillman was originally trying to get archaeologists to come and
look at the site. I think when he went on
when they engine Aliens picked up the story, he realized
he could get attention from another group, and that's when
things started to change. But then it went downhill really fast.
When he hooked up with Graham Hancock.
Speaker 1: Okay, yeah, you don't like him either.
Speaker 17: All he is probably bigger garbage than Georgio.
Speaker 1: Let's just explain who he is, okay. Graham Hancock is
this guy who is very prominent in this kind of
world paranormal actually looking back to see what was going
on on Earth, you know, further back than we think
civilizations were around, and he makes a very compelled case,
or at least to me, that something was happening on
planet Earth around twenty five anywhere between seventeen thousand and
twenty seven thousand years ago, way before anyone thought that
there was let's say, civilizations. And there are things around
the world, and he pusits them frequently. There are places
in the Indies. We've talked about these places up in
the Andies. There's three or four miles up in the
mountains and they have they're made of concrete slabs that
are like three and four hundred tons. You couldn't move
them today, but somehow these people move them back then.
And he would make a case that there was something
going on back then, and a lot of the evidence
of it has been wiped out. That's his gig. That's
basically what he does. So why don't you like him? Susanie?
Speaker 17: So, and I don't agree or I don't disagree that
there were humans doing amazing things longer before we currently
have archaeological evidence. I think that's a no brainer.
Speaker 2: But if you.
Speaker 17: Look into the details of the places he's talking about,
he's got it all wrong and he's like spinning a narrative.
The data doesn't say what he says it does.
Speaker 1: Really, Yeah, so he's miss we have a disagreement at
the bar, Let's see what happens. You might want to
do that shut down somewhere.
Speaker 14: We'll put the mics next that I want to do there.
Speaker 1: So so yeah, so he's kind of a charlatan too.
This guy just he just doesn't have the haircut right.
Speaker 17: Yeah, So he's that's even more dangerous because he doesn't
look like he's crazy. He comes very respectable.
Speaker 1: I agree, and he does.
Speaker 17: People might know it from Netflix. He did Ancient Apocalypse
and Gan Penang was actually season one, episode one of that,
and when you watch it, it is very compelling until
you go in if you understand, like the actual data
being collected versus the conclusions they're making with it. Carbon
fourteen dating on a stone structure is your like first
red flag, Like they use that at go back, go back,
the one. I can't say go back back yep in Turkey.
But they used it on the plaster because there was
plaster painting. And they also used it because that site
was filled in at one point, so they could you know,
test the soil for that.
Speaker 1: Right, you can't use it on.
Speaker 17: A core sample. All that's going to tell you is,
you know there was maybe a forest fire twenty seven
thousand years ago there?
Speaker 1: Oh yeah, yeah, yeah, I see.
Speaker 17: Okay, you have to have some kind of human related
artifact like bone, garbage pile, you know, something like that.
It doesn't it's not accurate, and there are accurate tests
out there like OSL dating. We'll tell you how long
it's been since a mineral grain was exposed to light,
which would be much more accurate. Right, they're not doing
that there.
Speaker 1: So why not? They don't have the money to do this.
I think they're seeking the money to go in there
and have someone really look at it.
Speaker 20: Is that the.
Speaker 17: Originally Hillman was I don't know that he's he still is,
and I don't think he I don't think Hillman has
bad intentions. I think he has a very much like
nationalistic pride. He has come out and said he wants
tourism in his country. He wants people to come there
and see India.
Speaker 1: Yeah, let's all go there.
Speaker 17: But because it is originally he was looking for funding
back in twenty fourteen, they had a change government there
and he lost. Oh, actually got what he had going
with the former president.
Speaker 1: So so I mean right now, basically they have this
huge structure, lodge structure in Indonesia that has some kind
of there was some kind of human interaction with it
at some point. They just don't know when that was,
Is that right?
Speaker 17: Yeah, I've read the study, the original study he released.
I'd say somewhere between twenty five hundred up to six
thousand years old.
Speaker 1: Still pretty good though, I mean, that's as old as the.
Speaker 17: Pyramids an impassive sight. It's really great. We don't have
to make it crazy.
Speaker 1: Right, yeah, we'll see, that's the part.
Speaker 17: It's interesting without trying to make it the oldest pyramid
in the world when it's not even really a pyramid.
Speaker 1: Right yeah. Funny. Well, you know that's too bad because
you have to get past the Rasmetas these days erect
to see what's going on that place you mentioned in
Turkey to Pecky what is it to Pecky Teppy, which
is the well according to the people who have done
excavations there, that does date back to about twenty thousand
years ago. So, and it's up in them, it's up
in the mountains. It's it's intricately put together. And if
you want to believe it, you know, like cavemen built it.
Speaker 16: But that just it.
Speaker 1: They didn't, you know, So we had to come from
the same place, same thing. Up in Peru, Bolivia and
the Andes. There were these structures again that I just
mammoth in size. They were able to put these enormous
blocks of granite together and they're they're so tightly fitted.
They didn't need like, you know, cement in between them.
They're still standing. How did they How did anyone have
the technology? Wait a minute, Wait a minute, hey, Tuck,
get that is that better be an octopus?
Speaker 5: Is that an octopus?
Speaker 1: Mac?
Speaker 5: I wouldn't lie to you.
Speaker 1: Get that freaking cat.
Speaker 14: It's clearly an octopus.
Speaker 5: Yeah, yeah, and I examine anytime soon, macare.
Speaker 1: The other seven legs.
Speaker 5: I would never lie to you.
Speaker 1: Okay, I know, never so continue. There's something going on.
There's definitely something going on.
Speaker 9: Touching yourself during the show.
Speaker 19: I know we're gonna get rid of that.
Speaker 5: Lock lock, I quit the show. Come on, I'm sorry, Susie,
what did you say?
Speaker 17: He needs it alone?
Speaker 5: But then your best friend thank you.
Speaker 1: There's that's sad, but there is there had to be
something going on, you know. You know, everyone will always
want to say, like the earliest human achievement was the Pyramids. Okay,
all right, we've said the six thousand years old. They
were built in four thousand BC, the first one. But
there were people who I've talked to them who say
that if you look at the sphinx in the way
the sphinx kind of has deteriorated over the years, they've
almost proven that that thing was like surrounded by water
at one point, and it's in the middle of the desert.
So that really really has to go back. I just
think that there is. I think it's probably you know,
a lot of scientists who want to get money for
these things they have to do. They have to try
to get the money for stuff that isn't that way out.
You know, that's why they don't.
Speaker 17: Really, And that's a problem with science. Science should like you,
We need better ways to fund these things. You shouldn't
have to go on some outrageous show with a guy
with crazy hair right to get people to pay attention.
And we know history is wrong, archaeology is wrong. It's
been rewritten and it will be rewritten again. And I mean,
I was just reading this morning. They found a place
in San Diego that was a ba a pitfall of
bones that are about one hundred and thirty thousand years old,
and they were they were mostly mammoth bones, but they
had all these weird fractures, so it was like a
huge pit of fractured bones. So they called in a
bone fracture specialists and he determined it was made by
somebody walking upright bipedal using tools one hundred and thirty
thousand years.
Speaker 1: To crack the bones. To crack the bones, you mean, to.
Speaker 17: Crack the bones. What he thinks they did was they
took a rock that had to have been at least
thirty two pounds attack he did, and use it to
smash the femurs open.
Speaker 1: See so okay, so let's think about that for a
secon So what's going on? I mean, people are the
ancient alien people want you to believe that, you know,
aliens landed here a long time ago. They were stranded
here and with the technology they had at their fingertips,
they try to live on. So you see these these
places around, mostly around the equator of the Earth, but
all those places in South America, the place in Turkey,
there's places in Jordan. There's a place in angor Watt
in Cambodia, even like Easter Rheilan, though people have figured
out exactly what happened there. But you know, these people
and then these things l down the plane in Nascar
where they put these huge kind of monolith kind of
artwork that has faced down that you can only, let's say,
appreciate from the air. Why would they do that? You know,
almost like the signaling you know, et call home, that
type of stuff. But could there have been some kind
of a civilization, advanced civilization on this earth one hundred
thousand years ago and all evidence, all traces of them,
would it be gone? Would everything be gone? No? Because
you're finding stuff from way back then, you know what
I mean.
Speaker 17: Yeah, So we think Homo sapiens, like the way we
exist today, have been around about two hundred thousand years,
but only building things. Really for the last ten thousand,
one hundred and ninety thousand years, we were just hanging out,
according to archaeologists, living in caves, not doing anything that
seem right right. So like New England, for example, archaeologists
will tell you humans have been here about ten thousand years.
The Narragansett tribe says they their oral tradition says thirty
thousand years. We have, you know, time and time again
discarded whatever tribes have said because we didn't have the
archaeological evidence and then later found it. So as an example,
there was an Algonquin tribe that was, you know, telling
people about the story about a giant beaver that was
blocking a passage so they couldn't get to a lake.
And they're like, oh, dumb savages with their stories. And
then they found fossils of a giant beaver were from
the last Ice Age. So you know, countless things like
that have happened, and like, this is just New England.
So I'm sure that you know, someday we might find
something that proves an arrogant tribe is right right and
they have been here for thirty thousand years, and well.
Speaker 3: Susie, what do we need to do to.
Speaker 7: Get these this evidence pull together and sort of you know,
formulate some kind of plan to really study it in depth?
And maybe there's there's a relationship with all of them,
you know, like lay lines or something like that. Yes, right,
And do we need somebody like a I don't know
James Cameron to kind of help us.
Speaker 1: You needed to be peeriod him.
Speaker 14: No, we don't need him.
Speaker 3: Okay, how about Elon Musk No, no, no, no he
can root No.
Speaker 1: No, you needed to be reviewed is what they say
you needed to You have to do a study, you
have to publish a paper, and then you have to
have peer review where people like It's Science magazine or
you know these kind of high brow intellectual magazines study
your stuff and then agree you're right, this is right.
And then that's when it becomes I think a fact
if you know what I mean. You know, the way
do you get the funding to look into Hey, I
found this tool that looks like it's one hundred thousand
years old, you know, but they've heard so much of
the stuff before, and plus they give money to stuff
that isn't so way out. I mean, that's just the
way it is now, that's in this country.
Speaker 15: I think a big part of it is that, like
they're giving money to things that you know, for example,
ancient Aliens, what's that stupid one with Zach Beggin's he
sucks too?
Speaker 1: Yeah, yeah, Finding Bigfoot.
Speaker 14: These are all programs that you know, these are things
that I know, I believe in.
Speaker 1: It's entertaining.
Speaker 18: Need a TV show to show me something fake where
there are people that are genuinely trying to find stuff
that do not have those resources, you know, like we
we have nine to five jobs and we can't spend
our days looking for things like these and investigating. And
they put crap out there that a lot of people
believe in for really bad reasons.
Speaker 1: I'm so sorry.
Speaker 5: I hate to be the bearer of bad news. But
as somebody that has worked in film and video production
and MATC, you know this as well, This paranormal thing,
this message has been hijacked because there is billions of
dollars in revenue YEP of making this entertainment and prove
that there are thousands of these trash channels on YouTube
and the majority of them do very well. Nobody wants
a twenty hour documentary made by Ken Burns with his
straightforward dry I mean, I used to work for the
guy dry approach. That's you know, where he tries to
actually make something factual. That's what you're up again against.
And these scientists have to sell out their soul to
these productions to get funding to give actually do an
accurate message that they hope that they'll wing back some
dignity with once they publish their paper. But nobody's going
to read the damn paper right.
Speaker 17: Turned down the opportunity to do a documentary about puckwages
really because after first of all, I told them they
would have to get permission from the tribe. We're not
gung ho on that. And I said, okay, I'm not
doing it then, and I said, okay, okay, we will.
And then I before we even confirmed that, they you know,
we're going to talk to the right people and this
is that, they said, well, can you find five people
that are willing to talk in the documentary like go
on film? And I said, nobody's gonna want. I know
one that definitely will, but nobody will even want me
to put their real name. When I write a blog
post will do it. You can't go to work and
say I saw little people in the woods, will do it.
And he said, well find someone to do it that.
Speaker 1: Okay, I'm seeing al is raising his hands. So it's
one one, so his club. We've all seen little people
at some point in our lives. Also related or like me.
You know, there was a place up the road called kittens.
Does that coming? Yeah, that's the bridget, the bridget, the
short statue stripper. Yeah, as the trends out right, actual bridget.
Yes there is, yes, yeah, And not to drag Agent
X back into it, but if you go along and
there's a big sign that says kittens, okay, shows daily
or whatever. He thought it was a place where you
bought kittens. He thought it was a place where you
bought kittens. Okay, now think about that for a second.
The pictures of like stripper is on the on the
you know, on the on the venue, on the sign
and stuff. He said to his wife, let's go in
there and get a kitten. They called the kittens because
I couldn't didn't call it pussies. I mean that's basically
It's not that far away from the Hamster Sanctuary either. Yeah,
let's talk about them.
Speaker 3: Is that dump still in above ground?
Speaker 14: Okay?
Speaker 3: If the kitten is still a thriving concern.
Speaker 14: Or is it one one's like I'm asking for a friend.
Speaker 16: Just kidding.
Speaker 3: I've driven by the place a thousand times, usually that
this parking lot is empty.
Speaker 1: And right, it's so one spell solar rent.
Speaker 3: There's a couple of teeth missing or something, you know,
it's yeah, yeah, yeah, exactly. I think it's still in business.
Like it's abandoned building happened.
Speaker 11: It's still in business. I mean, we kiddingly call it
the litter box more for the fact of the quality
quality of the show. And then if you go down
the road to Salisbury, there's a building called Tensn's been
there and there's a very marked.
Speaker 1: There before it opened. Oh I'm sure, yeah, I'm sure, Susie.
Thank you very much for that report. We appreciate it.
Thank you. Clap clap you hour as they say, there's riveting.
Thank you, Susan. Why don't we do this so about
halfway through The Haunted high Ball, about halfway through My
Jack and Ginger, so it should be a sweat better
half of the show. Half of the show. Yes, I
spilled one of them, so I get two left. Yes,
So why don't we do this? Why don't we take
a qush breakdown and we'll be right back after this.
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Speaker 7: Hello Mac, Hello, everybody, Welcome back to the show. It's
been fascinating so far.
Speaker 1: I got to tell you something, if you ever wanted
to be back, if you ever wanted to be back
doing the show, it would be tonight. You're a l yep,
I'll feel you the vibe.
Speaker 3: Right, I'm vibing all the way here for the.
Speaker 1: US till Jolly Old England also joining us. I'm sure
he's vibing as well, is UH International Security Chief Willie
cleb WILLI.
Speaker 9: I'm Mac everyone, Yeah, I'm vibing with a I guess
a capital V.
Speaker 1: Yeah.
Speaker 9: There's a lot going on here tonight. I like it
when there's a lot going on rather than just a
lot going on. Well, yeah, it's just it's tough trying
to keep up with everything.
Speaker 1: But he was up in my deck on Sunday. People
thought Joe Biden was there. Have you ever sunglasses? There's sunglasses,
spider glasses, eight glasses.
Speaker 9: I'll put them on. I get them.
Speaker 1: Here's a treat. Okay. Also with us is a favorite
good witch up there in sideways, Young.
Speaker 14: Raven, Hi, my friends, thank you so much for having me.
Speaker 1: Looking like a tousled went on a rioter tonight. She's
just come back from a five.
Speaker 14: Mile hike right on Sunday. Yeah that was a hike.
Speaker 1: Okay. Also looking like a tossle with Old Ryder is
King of the p s Alvinatto. Yeah, thanks, Mac, do
something really? Oh what's the buzz? What's the buzz? What's
the buzz? I don't know.
Speaker 11: I'm I'm waiting to see what's going to happen. I'm
I think I'm leaving the bees alone for until next year.
Go after more, honey, I'm gonna probably start on death year.
Speaker 3: If we see a bee that's kind of struggling, you know,
walking around on the ground. You call an ambulance?
Speaker 1: Do you really singing? Yep? Got a bee rescue? You
had tax is paying fall also with us down there,
and excuse me Connecticut as Susie Bastille, you know it took.
Speaker 17: Me this long to realize that switch. He wasn't here.
Speaker 16: Yeah, no swish, Oh my god, that out.
Speaker 14: You can't hear that.
Speaker 5: I almost left my seat.
Speaker 3: That's how funny that was.
Speaker 1: I must fill my drink. Yeah, apart Matt killed.
Speaker 3: It was so good.
Speaker 1: The voice you hear is our good friend Trevor Tucker
down there in wealthy. How are you doing, trev.
Speaker 16: Oh damn it man?
Speaker 5: Anyways, quick, I'm doing well. Thank you for having me
on the show. Two quick questions for Susie your new
bo did you make out for the first time underneath
that spider village? And second question, is it your fault
that we have all these fly these flying spiders.
Speaker 17: Don't get me started on the flying spiders?
Speaker 1: Right? Talk about the romance?
Speaker 17: Well, he that same night he brought me an entire
bag full of rocks, So I just wanted to mention
that real quick, is it?
Speaker 16: Yeah?
Speaker 5: Definitely a bag of rocks.
Speaker 1: He's a keeper, he's trying to tell you showed up.
Also with us. Also with us is a good friend
Stephanie mcnu of the Highly Spirited podcast Stephanie, how are you?
Speaker 19: Thanks for having me? Happy to be here?
Speaker 1: Fun was so listen. And also in the studio, no
at the studio, in the restaurant with is a good friend.
Chrissy is back from two weeks ago. Chrissy, how are you?
Speaker 13: How are y'all?
Speaker 1: Okay, speak right into that microphone.
Speaker 16: How are y'all? Now?
Speaker 1: Christy is some week. We say this a lot on
the radio show. But she claims she's older than she looks.
And you look actually younger than you did two weeks ago.
Speaker 19: I'm old, but she's literally thirty two. You can't.
Speaker 1: Yeah, right, you would say thirty two.
Speaker 13: Right, that's what I children and three grand babies.
Speaker 1: She has a kid thirty two? Oh yeah, yeah, how
to believe? I'm sitting next to her and I thought
she was like thirty two, and I still really too ish.
Speaker 13: I promise I'm not I'm old or.
Speaker 19: Well, you look good, but she's thirty two in our world, okay, perfect.
Speaker 5: From northern main and he had green children. I would
have said seventeen.
Speaker 1: Wow, all right, Joe hit in all fields tonight, can
I introduce the drink? Okay, you have a child.
Speaker 7: Okay, let's say let's say you were eighteen, you had
a kid, right, and then that kid becomes eighteen, and
here's and she has a kid.
Speaker 1: Go ahead, I'm doing the math. It's like, yes, it
doesn't compute.
Speaker 3: Be that old.
Speaker 1: That's why you should be here.
Speaker 14: But I wasn't eighteen.
Speaker 1: That's another show. That's mac after doc looks.
Speaker 3: So anyway, hold that look right there, facing the camera,
face the camera.
Speaker 14: Oh my goodness, it's too hot here.
Speaker 1: It's too hot in here.
Speaker 3: Thirty top.
Speaker 14: I'm not I'm in my fifties.
Speaker 1: This is what she said.
Speaker 3: You're in your fifties.
Speaker 14: Yes, yes, my oldest daughter's thirty.
Speaker 1: Any believe it.
Speaker 14: I feel like I'm on that show from the two thousands, Punked.
Speaker 1: Let's move.
Speaker 3: We gotta find out. I gotta find out what her
diet is.
Speaker 1: Well, yes, right, Taca vodka. It's the Bee diet.
Speaker 3: Vodka, vodka and orange nuclear waiste no drinking, nuclear waste,
Vodkrian potato chips.
Speaker 1: So all right, all right here listen, So I have
to throw to Stephanie here for a second. First, So
Stephanie mcnu who has the Highly Spirited podcast, she sent
to us before the show two recipes for ghostly drinks. Okay,
so the first half of the show, I've been drinking
the Haunted high Bomb and it's so good I don't
even know where it is. Now which one is this? Okay?
Look at I peered with a jack and cook. This
is very good. So now the second drink has arrived,
and Chris, you're going to tell us the ingredients.
Speaker 13: Right, It's a Phantom fizz. Two ounces of gin, one
ounces with Saint Germaine, one ounce of lemon juice, half
ounce of simple syrup, club soda, and garnished with lemon twist.
Speaker 1: Wow. Wow, Okay, I talk about how young you are.
Let me just this is scientific, kids. I'm doing them for.
Speaker 14: Everyone listening at home. He's doing the taste test. He
put the straw in his mouth and he's sucking as
you would like, you know, through a straw yourself for
normal humans.
Speaker 16: Wow.
Speaker 13: I thought it was a little weird.
Speaker 3: That's like you have one of those juice boxes.
Speaker 1: It's like it's like a juice box or liquorice. Absolutely right.
Speaker 13: I don't like this stuff that sat just yes, me too.
It's weird.
Speaker 19: I don't like, but that satin makes us a little nice.
Speaker 3: It plays like what is saint you made?
Speaker 1: I never heard of it.
Speaker 13: It's like a flower. It tasts like a flower to me.
Speaker 19: Okay, they decided to distill into a liquorn.
Speaker 1: Okay, really, Christy? Do you want to read the ingredients
trash play again? Did you already do it already?
Speaker 14: Approximately six contail two pounds?
Speaker 13: Remember thet Jermaine elder flower. Okay, lemon juice, half ounce
of simple syrup, club soda, and garnished with a lemon twist.
Speaker 1: Okay, so you're talking about the Saint Jermain. That's a
liqueur as the kids. Really.
Speaker 13: Yeah, it's like a flower of liqure.
Speaker 1: Where does that come from, Lawrence?
Speaker 20: Yeah?
Speaker 13: Taste like it?
Speaker 1: Okay, so from Germaine. You don't like the drink? You
don't like?
Speaker 14: I didn't like it.
Speaker 13: Don't tell Dave though.
Speaker 1: So you were here two weeks ago. I was. I
was your life change?
Speaker 13: Since you nothing has changed, living the best life.
Speaker 1: You get a rich what's the matter with you?
Speaker 14: I like them?
Speaker 13: Oh the bandwa get in and lose the first round.
Speaker 1: Wow, Okay, actually put we put a bet on my
brother and I put a bet a long time ago
that they would make the playoffs. And if they make
the playoffs, just to play so wild cad, right.
Speaker 13: That's what they're gonna do.
Speaker 1: Yeahs round, Well, that's good. We're in for seventeen hundred
bucks that happens.
Speaker 13: I think they're going to lose, though, but I think
they'll make the first round.
Speaker 1: They're not gonna yeah, I'm not going to win anything.
But if they make, if that would be they'll have
a parade just for that, you know, because that team
is so bad. Anyway. Look at there's Joe Biden. See
him there he looks actually Joe, Yeah, yeah, here he
is starting taking older and yeah, any Yankees have on?
What are you doing? Okaya? It really those o A
cannabis had so Christy, let's get back to okay, and
now who are you here with tonight? You're really you're
a nurse.
Speaker 13: It was a very long day today.
Speaker 1: Really, what you do anyone die?
Speaker 16: Nobody died?
Speaker 1: No, that's Adana.
Speaker 13: Drags No no, no in Stradam, New Hampshire.
Speaker 1: Oh that's right. Oh I just want to kind of center.
Oh oh well, yeah, okay, what do you see when
the people you know walk in there? What's the most
common complaint? They have something that they've sat on. Come on,
hang on, hang on, hanging dance bright dance bright a cool.
Speaker 8: Right?
Speaker 13: Whatever?
Speaker 3: Has an animal shelter right there?
Speaker 13: An animal? Yeah, it's a big one. Okay, they did,
y'all go to the US.
Speaker 1: We were disinvited from that.
Speaker 20: You are.
Speaker 1: We've been there for the past three or four years,
and they it.
Speaker 13: Was last weekend.
Speaker 14: Yeah, and you know, since we're dis invited, we should
really know what happened. You haven't told me. I have,
and since we're never going.
Speaker 1: Back, we're going back, that's true.
Speaker 5: Yeah, and almas, while you're drunk, that'll be good.
Speaker 1: We we I don't know why. I think we pissed
off Peter Robbins, the guy who runs it, you know,
I mean, that's all it was.
Speaker 3: But way, you're his best friend.
Speaker 1: Well I was, mister.
Speaker 14: Mahoney, ye yeah right.
Speaker 1: You know after five years and me couldn't give me
putting in on big cue CODs, you would still do it.
So anyway, that's okay. I don't want to look down
on the guy, you know what I mean? Anyhow, so chrissy.
So have you ever seen a ghost? We've probably gone
over this so no, I have not. Have you ever
seen a UFO? No? How about a luckness type month?
Speaker 13: No, I have a boring life, I guess.
Speaker 1: How about patients that are getting ready to check out?
Let's see and do they do? They say things? They
tell you things, they see things, or get on that
mic there.
Speaker 13: No, but there's a weird aura that happens. I'm not
going to lie.
Speaker 1: Well, tell us about it.
Speaker 13: So there's a whole thing in nursing. So when you
leave nursing school, one of the things they tell you
is when the patient's dying and you open the blinds
because we shut the blinds while they're dying for privacy.
You know, it's just weird and you'll let the spirit out.
That's like a whole old lives nursing things.
Speaker 1: That's a nursing school in touch of that.
Speaker 13: I talk about. Yeah, it's just an old lives tale.
I guess.
Speaker 1: I don't have you ever done that? Have you done that?
Speaker 13: I've only been through two experiences, and yes, both times
they've the person that there's always two nurses in the
room when they're dying and they've opened the blinds.
Speaker 1: What do you think happens you've been there.
Speaker 13: I think the spirit leaves.
Speaker 1: Where's it go somewhere?
Speaker 14: I mean told you last time.
Speaker 13: I feel like they go somewhere.
Speaker 5: I'm not sure where.
Speaker 13: I don't know. I haven't been there, seen it, I
don't know. But yes, there's a feeling I can say that.
There's a feeling that happens when somebody dies. There's something you.
Speaker 1: Can feel, Yeah, that they're just not there anymore, that.
Speaker 13: You feel like they've exited the room.
Speaker 1: Yeah, it's a funny thing. So when doctor is I mean,
so we you were, you are? What's the what it
is like?
Speaker 13: Yeah, nobody's dying there. It's a elect of surgery. Okay,
so nobody's dying there. But when I first got on
a nursing school, I was in a nursing home and
a mid sarge floor.
Speaker 1: Oh yeah, people died there. Have you ever heard that
story about the cat that is in a nursing home
down in Maryland and when he jumps on your your
dad day later rave and you remember that story? Correct?
Speaker 14: I do I want to adopt that cat.
Speaker 1: When he jumps up in your bed, yourana?
Speaker 14: Yeah, maybe we'll just cuddle.
Speaker 1: I don't know.
Speaker 14: I feel like I'm kind of like past, you know, dying.
I did a five mile hike. I just want everyone
to know. And I didn't die.
Speaker 1: And I thought, okay, I mean, well, Christy, what else
can you tell us about your exciting life?
Speaker 13: I have no exciting life? A very boring line.
Speaker 1: What kind of do you? God?
Speaker 17: Super?
Speaker 12: Your march areas are an April, Aril April?
Speaker 1: Okay, So you have one of those trouble makers, right,
I don't know about that. What are they know him for?
What are they know him for?
Speaker 13: I'm a fire sign for sure. But I also think
I'm a pleaser though. I'm a pleaser, a pleaser, people pleaser.
Speaker 1: Yeah, she's a people pleaser.
Speaker 13: I'm a good girl.
Speaker 1: I get it. She's a good girl.
Speaker 13: I wanting I am, but I have a little bit
of fiery. Sometimes I do a little fiery.
Speaker 1: Are you gonna go to plumb Fish?
Speaker 13: Actually I never heard about it. Wow, a new report
for a hot minute. So I just heard about it
last weekend. But I'm going to be away in Maine.
Speaker 1: In Maine? Yeah, what are you doing up there? That's
a yaka start of New England.
Speaker 13: I've never been going to a gun.
Speaker 1: Oh again, that's way up the.
Speaker 13: Front porch place or something.
Speaker 1: Because okay, Dave is walking in the room to see
if anyone drinking.
Speaker 2: I'm still here. Get you a drink. You want to
bring one in.
Speaker 14: It's really sweating.
Speaker 1: She needs something with a lot of ice. It'll be
on the show. Yeah, yeah, okay, yes, you knowwhere at
the galley.
Speaker 3: But it is nice.
Speaker 1: It's a lovely place.
Speaker 13: I've never been.
Speaker 1: It's nice up there. We were up there about a
month ago, so it's nice going the imaginal way. It's
like the most beautiful walk you'll have a take. It's
not a five mile hike, but it's about a bile.
It's beautiful.
Speaker 5: Unlike the Galley. I don't think bars in the gunk
quit allow seventeen year olds to drink there.
Speaker 1: It's a nice place. So it's not that far away
too either. So so anyway, so we've ordered another drink. Stefphanie,
I'm gonna throw it to you, as the kids say, okay,
oh no, Tucker, I'm sorry, Tucker. Did you have you
have to try to get out of here?
Speaker 5: Yeah, but I real quick. I I don't have any
alien like news. But I did see the New Alien
movie twice.
Speaker 1: Yeah, but you refuted last two weeks ago, remember, and I.
Speaker 5: Did not like it both times.
Speaker 1: Very disappointing, very disappointing because it's just disappointing about it.
They put all the other very.
Speaker 5: Good Kaylee Spainey, who was so amazing, and Sophia Coppo's
Priscilla movie last year is she's just not given good
material and she doesn't do a good performance. There is
a The special effects are excellent except for one, which
unfortunately is throughout the whole movie. I'll kind of say
what it is. It's a typical human being. And as
we all know, whenever they do that effect in films,
it looks so bad, like when they did the fake
digital Princess Leah in that recent Star Wars film, like
because and it just this effect is so much a
part of the film and is in there for it's
so disturbsed.
Speaker 1: Listen, did you see the Irishman by your hero there?
What's his name?
Speaker 13: See it?
Speaker 5: I saw a very terrily screening of it.
Speaker 1: And the only person who I mean when they put
that special effect in there that made their narrow and
what's his name? And It's like, why do you do that?
Everyone knows it's fake.
Speaker 5: It's a terrible film anyways, But yeah, it looks awful,
awful on Harrison Ford. It's awful every time they do it.
I don't I'd rather take the fake makeup really.
Speaker 1: Yeah.
Speaker 5: Yeah, not to be sound old fashioned, it just it
just it doesn't go into that uncanny valley like the
digital human stuff does.
Speaker 1: Christie, why didn't you like The Irishman? I'll tell you
why I didn't like it. You go first.
Speaker 13: It was just long and boring.
Speaker 1: It was long and boring. I mean, it really was.
And and the thing is is that they were they
were teasing that for like a year, you know what
I mean, they would just this is gonna be the
greatest freaking thing ever. I couldn't. I didn't watch the
end of it. What happens? You get whacked at the end?
I mean, it was like, come on, it was so plotting.
Speaker 13: He goes back to the I don't want to give
it away.
Speaker 1: No, go ahead, no one caresn't they go.
Speaker 13: Back to he goes back to the house, doesn't he
kill it goes up?
Speaker 1: And then they showed him that's it, you know. And
then they bear a Giants stadium. That's why the Giants
sucked for the past.
Speaker 13: That's my max husband.
Speaker 1: Well, what's your what's your favorite? Christy? What's well? Do
we wanted to take that one? What's your favorite? What's
the best thing you've seen in a long time? Recently? Recently? Recently? Yes?
Speaker 13: Yes, right, Well I've been watching Bad Monkey lately.
Speaker 1: Have you seen that Bad Monkey? Bad Monkey?
Speaker 14: So good? Hious?
Speaker 1: What's it about? What's it about?
Speaker 13: I'm not really sure what it's about, but it's too good.
Speaker 1: Raven, please tell us what it's about.
Speaker 14: What is he a boxer?
Speaker 13: He's an X No, he's an X. Well, he was
a cop that lost his credentialing because he did something bad.
Speaker 14: Wait, what's a bad monkey?
Speaker 17: To different man? That's what I was thinking.
Speaker 13: I don't know that I'm talking about.
Speaker 1: All right, So the one you saw, what it's a
cop turned in his badge and got in.
Speaker 13: Trouble because and he's like yeah, he's like tyme and
there's a monkey. It's like two stories that are melling.
It's you know, one episode of weeks you.
Speaker 1: Know have a monkey? Is he a guy with the monkey?
Speaker 18: No?
Speaker 13: The other character that's melling into the story. Has this monkey.
I'm not sure how he exists yet, but it's goods.
It's kind of it's a mystery, but it's a friend
of mine read the book and said it was the
best book they's ever watched.
Speaker 1: So I've been he's ever watched.
Speaker 3: I like that.
Speaker 7: I'm waiting for tomorrow. It's already tomorrow here in the UK.
But Slow Horses season, Yeah last.
Speaker 13: Night I started last night. Yeah, I did too.
Speaker 3: Is this strange, strange movie?
Speaker 9: It was slow but it got better time. But that's
typical with British.
Speaker 13: I fell asleep halfway through.
Speaker 3: That's typical episodes. Understand what's up with these characters?
Speaker 1: Garry Oldman, he's the one that Yeah, he's he's he
does a lot of He's a good actor. He's done
a lot of different It's scary.
Speaker 14: Hot man.
Speaker 3: Oldman can play anything.
Speaker 1: Awesome.
Speaker 19: Stop man, Stop man.
Speaker 1: So Chrissy, have you did you go to the theater anymore?
You just watch everything on TV? Right the theater?
Speaker 10: You?
Speaker 1: Okay? What's the last week over?
Speaker 14: So Young so Twisters?
Speaker 16: Oh?
Speaker 1: Yeah, that sucks? Man? Why would they do you know that? Yes?
Speaker 14: Or no?
Speaker 13: I thought it was going to be amazing and it
kind of sucked and it was so drawn out they
took her taking forty five minutes out of it.
Speaker 1: Tornadoes in it.
Speaker 13: I like tornadoes.
Speaker 1: Ye, it's a good thing, caught up in one. So
the first one was it came out how many years ago, Tucker,
that's I think I was Callid fifty.
Speaker 14: Ninety sixty.
Speaker 1: Yeah, yeah, yeah, it's a while ago. But it had
really good effects in it, So back then, you know,
it had really cool effects.
Speaker 8: Yeah.
Speaker 1: Yeah, yet.
Speaker 17: Was even weirder.
Speaker 14: Yeah, it was weird.
Speaker 13: It was a little weird.
Speaker 5: They used brights that were so uh, they used the
whites that were so bright in that film to get
justin to get an exposure that Helen Hunt's corny is
burnt out and she couldn't see for twenty four hours.
Speaker 1: And that's a story that good.
Speaker 5: Yeah, she should have sued the hell out of them.
Speaker 13: Well the whole trying to put used a J. C.
Speaker 14: Penny belt to save the day at the end.
Speaker 1: Ahead, Christy, you have talking on the side, that's all right.
Conversation between yeah, forget it, Okay, do you want to
tell us? I know you have to go, but you
want to you have to go. I'm a shrinking have left.
Speaker 13: I have a full drink, but I took it up early.
Speaker 1: Okay, all right, that's true. All right, So what's the
best thing you've seen?
Speaker 13: Just yes, I don't even want to tell you, guys,
I'm like a mom com.
Speaker 1: I'll tell us. Come on.
Speaker 13: My favorite movie is The How To Luci Guy ten Days.
Speaker 1: I want to tell you it's not a bad movie.
Speaker 14: It's really not that.
Speaker 5: I'll give it up when I have to. It's well made.
Speaker 13: It has Matthew mcconnie when he was hot hot, So.
Speaker 12: It's nice to just put something on that like you've
seen an times you don't have to think about, and
like you.
Speaker 14: Can also relate to because you've probably been in that situation.
Speaker 1: That's where we watch porn. Let me ask you, I'm
just gonna want I'm gonna throw a one one movie title.
I won't know if anyone's ever seen it. Okay, I
think Trevor's probably seen it. Five hundred Days of Summer. Yes, maybe,
But the guy who was in the kid who was
in Third Rock from the Sun is it just and
he meets right and he meets this girl. He's one
of these guys who we've all been through. It is
that you're you think that the next girl you meet
is going to be the girl you married, right, And
he meets this girl that is nice, but they did
not They don't fit right, and and it's a it's
a story about how he's trying to make it fit
with her and it doesn't, you know. But but it's
she's great in it.
Speaker 18: She's she was upfront and saying, oh, he did not
want that narrative that he wanted.
Speaker 1: That movie is so good that five hundred days her
name is, her name is Summer, and it's five hundred
days that he spent with her. But but then, but
the ending is so good. I'm not going to spoil it.
But the ending is so excellent. Just a great little movie.
Just it sounds a Groundhog Day. No no, no, no, no, no,
it's it's definitely. He works in a greeting card company
and they know he's going down the drain because his
boss calls me and he says, well, you know they
make greeting cards, right, they're they're you know, judged on
four A five nice words, sympathy words. And he says,
the boss calls me, he says, I think you will
you slip it in your work, he says. Why, He says, well,
your latest greeting cad is you you whole?
Speaker 6: Right?
Speaker 14: His boss played by Bob Odin Kirk.
Speaker 1: It was very good, love him. Yeah, he's really good,
very good. It's just a great little movie, five hundred
Days of something. And there's a lot of good music
in it, and it just it's like a story told
a room rom com told from a guy point of view,
that mostly told from women's point of view, but you
can kind of see it as a guy you look
at it when you come back into it.
Speaker 12: Really a really good movie for anyone that hasn't seen it.
It's really not a rom com. It's it's an independent film.
What does that made twenty eleven or something like that,
or and it's it's it's on a deeper level.
Speaker 14: I'm not trying to get you know, pasty here. It's
not a love story. Pasty Yeah, pasty like a book,
like a pasty book.
Speaker 1: What more you're talking about?
Speaker 13: That's even happening? A spirit.
Speaker 1: UFOs back now, treble, you got to go, right? Do
you want to say something before you go? You want
to do a thing? Yes?
Speaker 5: I uh, real quick, and I think raven may appreciate
this the most. There's this film coming out that I'm
genuinely excited for. I'm not I'm not making a joke.
But the film is called Night Bitch and it stars
Amy Adams, and it is about a woman who is
a homemaker and her husband's always away for work, and
she just becomes so bored and so depressed and so
lonely that she starts to convince herself that she's a dog,
or be transforming into a dog.
Speaker 16: A dog.
Speaker 5: I'm not kidding. It sounds stupid, it looks amazing, genuinely
looks like it's a study and domesticity and how it
destroys the brain.
Speaker 17: It looks fantastic Adams, but I pictured Amy Allen from
The Dead Files.
Speaker 1: Maybe they on the contract which I like spiders that said,
and we know you have to go do another show.
Speaker 5: I got a head out. I just last thing. I
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Speaker 5: Thanks everyone, I'll be again very soon.
Speaker 1: There you go, all right, like back everybody. Christy's gonna
leave too, Okay, well missing two of you. Thank you, Christy.
Speaker 3: Okay, seven year old Christy's leaving. She's no way, she's fifty.
Speaker 1: How could she be in her fifties?
Speaker 3: She's no Wow.
Speaker 1: When do we do this? Well, we plund to that.
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Speaker 1: Welcome back everyone to Mac and One. He's most tracks
now show here on the Distant Thunder Radio Network. This
is McLarney. Wow, what a show, What a show we've
had for you tonight, broadcasting live from this Dovid Galley
and Watta Street in Newisport. What a gang we have
here too? First, girls, you know he's here. He's been
here for two weeks. No, well two whiles. It just
seems like two weeks. Great famous one one, Hello, mackle
everybody over the puddle during the show so far it's
next week. Okay, what time is it over there?
Speaker 3: It is uh.
Speaker 1: One in the morning. Yeah right, what are you smoking
a cigar? pH? Okay? All right, thank you warm for
joining us. You're welcome love being here. Also with us
is uh Joe Biden down there in his oh i
mean Willie Club down there in his compound in Waltham
even Walmam.
Speaker 9: No, I'm not.
Speaker 1: I'm in a secret location. Okay for you security purposes,
we understand we do. Also with us, no switch to night.
But also with us is a favorite good witch up
there in sideways with.
Speaker 14: Us Raven friends, thank you's so much for having me.
Speaker 1: Wow, the glasses do it? I think the glasses are
the cherry on top? Do you agree? Guys?
Speaker 19: They're cute. She's so cute.
Speaker 14: I need these to see so thank you.
Speaker 1: Yes. Sorry. Also with us is a good friend down
there in Connecticut, Susie best Steele, Susie, and I.
Speaker 17: Think Raven by herself looks nice, not just her glasses.
Speaker 1: All right, Susie, what do you what do you feed
your spiders? Mice? No cats? Bugs? Really? Yeah?
Speaker 14: Do you give it to him with those long tweezers
just throw them in there?
Speaker 17: Yeah, you just threw them. And you can't use the
tweezers with You have to like just open it up
and toss it in because some of them are just
like big hungry dummies and they will attack the tweezers
and break their things.
Speaker 1: Oh no, oh my god, I love and know. I
was a kid.
Speaker 9: I used to feed ants to spiders. Really, I throw
them on the web, watched the spider come out of
its house.
Speaker 17: Yeah, I have one that's the size of a dinner plate.
So he'd need a lot of.
Speaker 1: That would be a lot of bugs. Yeah, yeah, I
try them though, he would. They used to go wild
when they throw an ant on there. Hey, club, did
you ever want to talk to anyone about that?
Speaker 9: I did, And that's that's part of my problemly not
need more therapy.
Speaker 1: Also with us hanging in with us is Stephanie mcnow
podcast is the Highly Spirited Podcast. So we've had to
drinks tonight. You you recommended the Haunted Highball.
Speaker 19: Yep, And how are they?
Speaker 1: They're great? I mean, wake my way back. I get
three drinks from you. I'm taking a sip of each one.
Speaker 19: I think they all played nice together. Two of them
had distine.
Speaker 1: Well, you taught me something. You said, why are you
at the beach in the middle of the summer getting
a jack and ginger? That's not the drink at the beach, right?
You get what?
Speaker 19: So at the beach I want to have rummer tequila.
Speaker 22: Normally in my everyday life, I am a bourbon girl
or a bread wine girl.
Speaker 19: The beach that is our red wine or tequila day
at the beach.
Speaker 1: You know you haven't been on You know that we
didn't tell the story. So we were at the Thirsty
Moose before one of the show's once and I owed
it a jack and ginger and the guy next to
me bought me the drink. Nice because he owned a
square foot of Kentucky. And one of the things in
the chatter is if anyone he has to buy them
a drink. Yeah, yeah, right, you were there. Yep, yep, yeah,
it's funny by me a drink, even by him a drink.
This guy was a biker and so is his girlfriend.
Speaker 19: Yeah, they're probably Kentucky colonels, so like, oh yeah, we'll
buy you a drink. Thing, madio.
Speaker 1: Listen, it's a free drink. I'll take it for anyone anyway.
We have a special guest here, Dennis Walls, right correct, Well, okay,
this clap of mean he's a veteran. Well, listen, we
do the show.
Speaker 13: Thank you for your service.
Speaker 1: Yeah, we're very connected with the veterans. So when when
you went when did you serve seventy two to seventy eight?
Okay in the army or in the army Okay, well
you win what what I was a medic in a
dust off unit?
Speaker 16: Really?
Speaker 1: Yeah?
Speaker 20: Huh?
Speaker 1: So you were at Medica on a helicopter in the wrens. Right, Okay,
where did you go? Where did you what did what
parts of the world did you see? My overseas duty
was in South Korea. I was actually there during the
Paul Bunyan incident. What was that? I don't know if
you are familiar with that, but the guys with the
axis the tell us what happened. Yeah, well, from what I.
Speaker 4: Was involved in, we came in to try to rescue
some folks my helicopter and.
Speaker 1: A few of them were able to be rescued. Yeah.
So basically the Korea is a you know, there's a
DMZ that separates North Korea and South Korea, and people,
you know, God stand there ramrod straight all day twenty
four hours looking at each other because they never really
signed a piece agreement. An So at one point North
Korean soldiers came over and they hacked some people to death. Right. Yeah.
The day before.
Speaker 4: We were sending our folks over to trim tree, and
some North Koreans came over and said, you know, I
trim in that tree.
Speaker 1: Go back. So they went back and told the superiors.
Speaker 4: And then the next day went back over and as
they were standing to trim the tree, A deuce and
a half of North Koreans jumped out of a truck
and they hacked plungeon two of our soldiers to death.
Speaker 1: Really were the US soldiers US so they called you
when so you're an ambulance in the sky basically right. Yeah.
Speaker 4: We flew into Camp Casey and we were to pick
up four patients, but only two were survived. So's two
in What happened? Did they do anything to the that
we know about? My memory serves me right. About three
days later, we were lined up at the d m
Z ready to go, and we sent a few of
our guys in and actually cut the whole tree down
and clopped old farm and said feel froggy, leap yeah
yeah yeah, and they didn't move.
Speaker 1: Yeah, that was it. But we were all ready to
do what we had to do if we need be.
The other thing, you know, career, is that the situation
over there is that Soul, the capital, is very kind
of close to the d M and the North Koreans
have like a thousand artillery, you know, guns pointed at it.
So if anything happens, any souls gone, Soul's gone pretty much.
And it's a big city. You could never get everyone
out of there in time. It would be like ten second,
ten minute wanting if that pretty much? Wow? So what
was a like over there? Living in Korea?
Speaker 20: Though?
Speaker 1: They eat dogs and all? That was seventy two.
Speaker 4: I was there in seventy five, seventy six, and yeah,
there's a dish called kagogi.
Speaker 1: They cook it up.
Speaker 3: That sounds good, It sounds great.
Speaker 1: We cooked beef and actually had some. Didn't even know
I was eating it. Dog is it? Dog? Yeah?
Speaker 16: Yeah? Yeah?
Speaker 1: What kind of dog? What kind of dog? Dash on
dead one? Whatever? The dead one? I had no idea.
Speaker 4: The kimchi and kind of took the flavor away. So
what is that that stuff they pour over everything that
saw something? It's fermented cabbage. See the stuff they put
in the ground for a month?
Speaker 1: Yeah? Yeah, yeah, ground? What's with them? I would they
eat that? Crap? Man? That's that's literally grabage?
Speaker 20: Right?
Speaker 1: I don't know? Actually dog? No, Well, let me ask
you this. Did they eat cats over there? An insurance?
I have no idea. Okay, I got a s feel
they do. So so what was it like? So you
were in there for four years?
Speaker 20: Right?
Speaker 1: Yeah? Did you like riding the helicopter? I enjoyed my job. Yeah.
Speaker 4: I liked helping people when I could, and sometimes it
was a little bit too late, and that was pretty
sad and depressing, but learned to live with that and
continue to try to help folks.
Speaker 1: You know. So when you were in the army, did
you think you're going to be a medica? Is that
what you wanted to?
Speaker 4: Actually went into be an intelligence analyst and I have
to finish that school. They didn't need intelligence analysts, so
I ended up being a medic and fortunately I got
into a dust off unit.
Speaker 1: Yeah right right, Yeah, it was rewarding. I do it
again tomorrow if I had really Yeah, yeah, what do
you do now?
Speaker 16: Are you?
Speaker 1: I'm tired? Yeah? But were you connected with like a
medical of stuff? After you get on? I'm in the
American Legion, you know. I help out folks when they
need it.
Speaker 4: But right now I'm just kind of working with the
r V industry, just kind of helping folks learn about
their new product that they purchase.
Speaker 1: What do you think of the Veterans Administration right now?
Speaker 4: The VAS helped me. I had a a FIB a
few years back, and they corrected it with a procedure
called an Ablazion. I went to one civilian hospital and
they didn't fix it, actually made it worse than About
six months later, I went to the VA in West
Roxbury and Okay, they really got it done. I felt
like I drunk. I drank from the fountain of youth. Yeah,
by feeling like seventy at the time. After the procedure,
I felt like forty now that's nice, Yeah, seventy in October.
Speaker 1: So overall, how do you think this country? Yeah? Yeah,
it looks wow, look real good. What do you think
overall though? I mean, we I feel that we should
do more for the events in this country.
Speaker 4: I think we should. I think we should, you know,
not being political or anything, just American. I think that
the veterans put their lives on the line to you know,
protect everyone else, so they more power to them, you know,
help them when you can.
Speaker 1: You ain't good. I mean I went through personal experience
with my wife's father was a marine and he was
in hospice and he told us, you know, don't worry
the VA. We'll take care of you if we get
so caught up in the paperwork, so caught up in
the bureaucracy that he died before you know, they could.
You know, I think it should be at the very
least streamlined streamline because it's a huge, huge, you know thing.
It's like going it's the third largest federal agency, I think,
and you're in. It's just hard to kind of get
in the front door.
Speaker 4: Maybe without veterans, none of us would be here. To
other us would be here, right, we say this all
the time, you know, we just wouldn't be here. So
I just see, you know, we have to stick together.
Whether we're Republican, Democrat, white, black, bad, skinny, it doesn't matter.
We got to stick together.
Speaker 15: You know.
Speaker 4: We're Americans, you know, and we stick together, we'll our
kids and our grandkids and they'll all be able to
enjoy this life as well.
Speaker 1: It'll I'll be okay. But you have to respect the veterans.
You have to. If you don't, you're you're it's it's
you're not starting from a good foundation. You have to
respect the people that, as you say, if it was
of you guys, we wouldn't be here. And to me,
I've never I was not in the service. I went
to college instead a lot of people in my family
went in and I know what it's like. You give
up at least four years of your life, and usually
the best years of your life, you know, eighteen to
twenty two, when you can be out there, you know,
party and hopefully it's not your whole life, right, yeah, absolutely, yeah, yeah, yeah,
and a lot of them it was. Yeah. So when
people say to you thank you for your service, do
you like that? Do you want to hear that? Or
is it?
Speaker 4: I appreciate that, And I thank them for thanking me,
and I tell them, you know, if I need to
go tomorrow, I'm.
Speaker 1: There, you know. Yeah, yeah, yeah, that's good.
Speaker 4: I just want everyone to live life and be happy
and healthy and everybody get along.
Speaker 1: Yeah, everybody gets seems simple. But for some reason, we're
failing at that. For some reason, I don't know.
Speaker 11: I have a friend who was in a helicopter gunship. Yeah,
and he said that a lot of times they would
sit on their helmets because the bullets were coming up
from underneath, and then they shoots you. Yes, and she did,
never mind, put it on your head, Well, the danger
was coming from below.
Speaker 4: They got hit in the head, frankly told fire one evening,
oh really, yeah, picked up my mother ready to be
in labor, and I ended up delivering the baby two
or three quarter pound little baby boy on the helicopter,
and the pilot was so excited he actually flew into
the no fly zone of the.
Speaker 1: South Korean presidents.
Speaker 4: Not funny now, but we had a few little rounds
coming up warning us to get out of him.
Speaker 1: But I called the kid Hueye what was his name?
So I want to thank you for coming on the show.
We really appreciate it. We really did the thing for veterans.
I mean, we do with you. We raised money for
a place called almost for our troops down a Natick
and they built homes for people came back to some
arms and stuff like that. They built them home and
then they rip up the mortgage, give them the key.
It's their home for life. They don't have to worry
about paying the mortgage every month and they can go
on and you know, out and living, you know, a
normal life. Hate you say that norm as normal as possible,
you know. So we're all about the veteran. So thanks
coming by. We're going to clap again and this will
sweeten up than we really appreciate it. Uh So we
end the show there were.
Speaker 16: Why not?
Speaker 1: All right, I'll tell you what Let's do a little
dance for us. Thank you? Get that? Is that a cat?
Get that cat out of there.
Speaker 14: Being really bad.
Speaker 3: Let's go come on, yeah man, you match them off.
Speaker 1: Let's go.
Speaker 8: Well knocking over us right, yep, yeah, yeah, yeah yeah
wow wow, he does have a pan time.
Speaker 1: Thank you. I don't. Let's an off night. All right,
let's pull the tree into the stay room the show.
Let me thank everybody. Thanks for stopping my Dennis, thanks
for stopping. I appreciate Okay, you get a free drink
on the show. So what do you drink? What do
you drink? I'm curious. I like to kill them myself.
Speaker 22: Here we go.
Speaker 1: What happened here? Okay? Here, hang on, I'm lucky. I'm
to push the button. That's the turns out of the three.
Thanks for joining us. We appreciate it. Let's go around
the Stephanie McNew, thank you for joining us. Thank you,
we appreciate it.
Speaker 19: I'm always happy to be here today.
Speaker 1: I already asked you, is your husband still with Indy?
Who's he follow He's a Cubs guy? The Cubs. No,
the Cubs are a little bit. They're they're over five
hundred by one game.
Speaker 3: No, I forget that guy. Paradis.
Speaker 1: That's pretty good. Yeah, Paradis.
Speaker 7: Yeah, one's uh One's nephew brother, my brother from make
all right, we'll tell him Isaac.
Speaker 1: Sympathy is okay, Yeah, I do every year, like.
Speaker 22: We had a game or two a year because it's
not that far. But it's never like really it's great.
I like the vibe there, but like, you know, we're
not winning and it's okay.
Speaker 1: Well it's better if they're winning. If they're losing, it
kind of sucks. It's Jeffanie, thank you for I don't care,
thank you for the three drinks. So I'm going to
get a doggy bag and.
Speaker 19: Bring them home making drinks and how I'm fine and
I love it.
Speaker 1: All right, we'll talk to Shoon like around Halloween. Will
be cool, right, yeah, absolutely, So this is the the
Spirited podcast hidcast, highly spirited podcast, and you pay a
ghost stories with the correct drinks.
Speaker 19: Right, That's what I try, It's what I aim to do.
Speaker 1: Do you still do the bourbon podcast?
Speaker 22: Yep? So I am on a bourbon podcast called The
Bourbon Daily where we just talk about bourbon.
Speaker 1: Okay, we should do that on the show. Well, two
whiles of the show on bourbon.
Speaker 19: I could say, do you guys want to do a
bourbon tasting? I could come there and do a bourbon tasting.
Speaker 22: For you guys.
Speaker 19: I could make that happen.
Speaker 14: Really, if you do that, I'm gonna come.
Speaker 22: You can't do it together Boston, Massachusetts. Let's we could
arrange something.
Speaker 3: Wow.
Speaker 1: Okay, you might not go back, so just be warmed. Okay, okay,
thank you, Stephanie.
Speaker 19: Should make that happen. We see a bourbon tasting and
talk about whatever you guys want to talking about.
Speaker 1: Really, yeah, okay, well you're opened up the door there.
You might not want Okay, So you could cut over
a weekend.
Speaker 19: That'd be great.
Speaker 1: A weekend, Okay, hang on, hang on, Yeah I was there.
Speaker 3: I'd be sleeping over at Max House.
Speaker 1: Never again, the money, not after what happened with the
light last time. Okay, thank you, Stephanie. We appreciate it.
Thanks for having me, Susie. We have to bid you goodbye, Susie.
Speaker 17: It's so sad to say goodbye. But eventually, do.
Speaker 1: People give you a lot of crap because you're a redhead. Frankly,
creepy men, creepy man. Of course that answers that question.
There we go, Thank you, We will talk to you soon.
Good back to the spiders and everything, and good luck
to the romance. Right when's he coming on? I?
Speaker 17: Andy says, I have to have him on a highest
rangeents factor first man, Andy MURSA, really that makes sense,
that makes sense, not to me?
Speaker 1: Okay, all right, so with second in mine? Okay, once
you'll be broken up with them.
Speaker 17: Between right, I was thinking, I was like, I know
Max's gonna probably ask me about him, and I should
like fake crying like something.
Speaker 1: Oh that'd be great. Okay, next show soon, she's doing
it now I'm crying. Thank you, Susan re appreciate it. Club.
I think it's your turn to go. It is huh,
I'm ready, okay up, okay, well great, great night tonight.
I enjoyed.
Speaker 9: All the guests were excellent.
Speaker 1: Enjoy those twinkies. I will before the exp ray should
I'll be having them. The socks, by the way, lose it.
I want to surprise you need the sugar high to
stay away?
Speaker 22: Oh?
Speaker 1: Absolutely, So are the cups?
Speaker 20: No?
Speaker 1: No, they're are they right now? But the clubs are
a little bit better than you think they were.
Speaker 3: The Cups are three and a half games behind the world.
Speaker 1: Come. How about the Chicago White Sox historically worst team ever?
They lost one hundred and six games the other day,
one hundred and sixth game. Anyway, sorry, we'll cut that up.
Raving this time for us to say goodbye, Raving.
Speaker 14: Oh man, thanks for having me.
Speaker 1: This is great, Okay, it's it seemed like it just
flashed by.
Speaker 14: Yeah, like I blinked and poof, we didn't see.
Speaker 1: Your cat and there was no cats all.
Speaker 14: My cat she was being super bad. She kept hitting
me in the face.
Speaker 1: Huh on that we would like to see.
Speaker 12: But yeah, well she's a little tordy, so she's got
a little bit of an attitude problem.
Speaker 1: She get a tube what what do you mean?
Speaker 20: What?
Speaker 1: What kind of cat?
Speaker 21: Is like little jerks and she's a jerk, but she's
so cute, Like you just look at that face and
it's like, no, I'm just not even going to discipline you.
Speaker 1: Yeah, it was the reverse for me growing up. But
that's another show. Also, Thank you, thank you, thank you all.
Now though the time afternoon we spent, yeah, well we
had a hell of a day, I gotta tell you.
But we're here we're here. It worked. It worked, but
zoom is not the easiest thing to navigate, right, not
from the start when you're setting it up and building it. Anyway,
thank you all, and thanks for the bees and so on. Here.
Speaker 11: That's one one right on left. Okay, we're wanting before
you take off, you got to make sure we got
the count.
Speaker 3: Ahead of you. It's already wait past my bedtime.
Speaker 1: Okay, All right, well listen, we'll talk to you soon. Okay.
Speaker 3: Former United States Navy nineteen sixty eight to nineteen seventy three.
Everyone is seletri time in uh Little Creek, Virginia. Yeah, yeah,
Tonamo Bay.
Speaker 1: Cuba, and also in Newport Newport, Rhode Island. He has
done this protecting uh the yachts down there.
Speaker 3: I didn't even know those are based in New Oay.
Speaker 1: Listen real quick. That's that yacht that that sank off
of sicily. Yeah. If you know why I even reading
that story time, man, there's something going on there because
the seven people who died were the people who I
don't know held rand the thing. They had a problem.
They had a problem. Yeah, I mean if they were
not there, things would be better for certain people. And
you know, and people got off, the crew got off,
the captain got off. Yeah, there's a big investigation about
that in a in a in a place that they
built that in some very high scale Italian shipyard, and
literally it came with a guarantee that was unsinkable. Unsinkable.
Were putting that it's a Titanic. Well they're going a
good point, now, what's oh anyway, okay, time for the plugs.
So the three drinks I've had tonight was my usual
jacking ginger. Also the Haunted high Ball, and this one
is called I Forget Phantom fizzh literally, I Forget Phantom Fizz.
Speaker 12: Phantom Fizz sounds like something Slimer would drink from Ghostbusters,
isn't it Like, Oh, I'll take a Fantom Fizz.
Speaker 16: I love it.
Speaker 1: I'm eating a lemon right now. So let's get to
the plugs. First of all, I have to apologize to
every one for the show because Apple podcast is just
putting in ads randomly. We have no control over it.
I know it's annoying, but if you want to avoid it,
when the show starts on Apple Podcasts, just say go
ahead two minutes. And for some reason that brings it
to the beginning of the show. The best checking stance
though at the beast case is just go to podbean
dot com podbean dot com and there's no ads there
and has our entire archive there. So that and then
we have Homes our Troops. You've heard me talk about
them many times. Home for Our Troops is an organization
that builds homes for our wounded veterans in combat after
nine to eleven. These are people who came home missing
a limb or whatever, and they build houses that are
adapted to their needs. Not a lot of stairs, low
counter space, stuff like that. When they're through, they give
them the mortgage, they rip it up, and they give
them the keys. It's their house forever. They don't have
to worry about that mortgage payment over their head every month,
and they can go out and rejoin society in a
normal way, if you can say it that way. Homes
for Our Troops, please google them. Ninety cents on your
charity dollar does right to our veterans. Please google them
and see what they're about. Also, we end every show
by saying John McCain was not a loser, folks. Here
was a war hero, he was a veteran. He was
disabled veteran. He's someone you look up to. You don't
make fun of people like that. Also, please look into
Project twenty twenty five and see what they're going to
do to the veterans if something like that happens. And
after that, vote your conscience. Okay, until then, until next week,
this is back for the entire game, broadcasting live from
the stop A Galley. I hope there's a few open
seats out there at the bar. If not, we'll take
a table this mack for the entire gang, saying and
to you hear us next time, be safe, be happy,
and bye bye.