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Speaker 3: Well, good evening everyone, and welcome to mc maloney's Moultrasaw show.
Here in the distance under radio networried. This is Mac maloney.
Wanted to show you we have for you tonight, broadcasting
live from the Stop and Galley Restaurant, fifty five Water
Street in Everyone, great seafood restaurant, Great Hamburg is great
steak and gee Saammy, I can ask someone in the
background eating one right now once? Can we have a
great show for here tonight. But let's introduce the members
of the posse. Girl skid ready, you've probably been feeling
his voybop on off and on for about the past
half hour show. But get your um. He's unpacking his bag,
get your U, gets your mister, your fans, sit yourself
down in big box and cleaning it's big box, and wives,
your squeeze and you because he's crossed the puddle, the
very fans.
Speaker 5: One, Hello Mac, Hello girls, Hello, everybody, all ships at sea,
Welcome to the show. Glad to be here tonight. I
live for this as you know, we're taking all week
about it.
Speaker 3: Okaye the music yeah cool? All right?
Speaker 5: Wanting what if our fans calling it already.
Speaker 3: Musical fan anyway, all right, everything's good, and the big
move is still scheduled. Still a big move is still schedule.
Speaker 5: I'm filling out paperwork for the moving company and it's
it's lots of fun awful paperwork.
Speaker 3: Actually, yes, yes, okay, all right, Well you have to
write it in English, right, it is in English, proper English.
Speaker 5: There's a lot of details you got to cover, especially
for transit insurance of your stuff.
Speaker 3: Well, thanks, thank you Wannie for joining us and filming
us in on boring Old England. How about boring and
old Switch isn't here yet. He's going to probably join
us live so and he said, no, no club tonight
on a secret mission, but coming back soon. No Raven
tonight going into a two months celebration a fair wedding
anniversary really two months? Uh so also hit well in
the studio slash restaurant Slash Bar with us as producer
getaway driver l Ronaldo wel hello, Mac, Hello everybody.
Speaker 6: Hello, no, no, no, no, we're doing fine.
Speaker 3: We're okay, good, all right, okay, everything good more or less?
Speaker 6: Yeah, you know, another day in Paradise, Another wonderful weather
day out there. Cold, slippery ice, you know, all the
good things.
Speaker 5: We had crappy weather out here in England. We had
this big storm named.
Speaker 3: Dara d A r H g H really a couple
and it was brutal.
Speaker 5: Actually a lot of wind, a lot of rains, flooded
a lot of areas.
Speaker 3: That's being going on here for months. Yeah, we've got
a lot of I mean today it was.
Speaker 6: It was so funny because you'd walk out and you
could walk everything fine, and then for some reason you
hit one spot and it's ice and you just it's
black ice. You just slide like out front door was
called my deck. I walked out on the deck and
almost went for a ride. It was not pretty. And
also with us also on us is.
Speaker 3: Our biggest fan, not our biggest fan, one of our
biggest fans, super k Susan down. Wait a minute, she's
not our biggest fan.
Speaker 7: I don't want to be the biggest.
Speaker 3: You do well, okay, enthusiastic, All right, she won that one, Susan.
How are you?
Speaker 8: I'm doing excellent. It's nice to see all your beautiful faces.
And I've missed being here, but thank you so much
for having me dinner.
Speaker 3: How's Rudy doing.
Speaker 7: He's doing well.
Speaker 6: Thank you so much for I saw the picture of
him with his Christmas outfit on.
Speaker 3: Well, let's explain. Rudy is her horse and he's been
walking around. He looks like an elf. Is that the idea?
What that?
Speaker 9: Yes?
Speaker 8: So my friend had a Santa costume on his horse,
so I.
Speaker 7: Had to be an elf.
Speaker 8: Actually, Rudy was an elf, and you could see by
the photo he was less than pleased.
Speaker 3: It wasn't really Yeah, he wasn't really into it for
some reason. You could really see the expression on his face.
Did you ask him? Why the long face? All right,
thank you Alf forgetting that out.
Speaker 10: This is why I do the show, isn't it.
Speaker 3: See what happens? You pulled a pin out of the grenade.
Also with us is down there and excuse me, connecticutors,
our good friend, Susie Best Steele, Susie, how are you?
Speaker 11: I'm actually having an amazing day, So you guys are
just a cherry on top.
Speaker 3: Well, it had to end sometime either one. I'm jealous.
Why you want to tell us how wonderful it was?
Or is it something?
Speaker 11: Yeah, I walked into the office this morning to have
a chocolate tower sitting on my desk from one of
our lenders, Chris Present season. I had a small amountaint
of chocolate on my desk and what a better way
to start your day chcolate?
Speaker 12: And then I got.
Speaker 11: Home and my new amulet came in the mail. Made
by a Thai necromancer. So that is exciting.
Speaker 3: Is that a chocolate tower too? Is that what it's
made of?
Speaker 12: This is it's for.
Speaker 11: Summonings from the spirit realm and specifically.
Speaker 12: For its entities.
Speaker 3: Okay, okay, okay, can you whip one of them up
in the next two hours?
Speaker 13: Uh?
Speaker 11: Well, it came with a lot of instructions. Really okay,
I haven't done all the instructions yet.
Speaker 3: You better, Yeah, you better? You can't.
Speaker 12: Still needs to get activated.
Speaker 3: Talking about activated?
Speaker 5: Is this to ward off Nora?
Speaker 3: Really? Yeah? Similar link to that. Okay, that's all. That's
where you need one one to have them walk out
in the woods and call a few of them over.
Don't come back.
Speaker 12: It was made by the same guy that did my
schigil tattoo.
Speaker 3: Oh wow. Yeah.
Speaker 11: It has has dirt from caves in forests in both
Connecticut and Tire Island inside of it.
Speaker 3: Wow, can you make another one? Can't go.
Speaker 12: Yeah, she has other ones too.
Speaker 3: That sounds great. Let's see, I was trying to have
a good gazette here, but I forget what it is now.
So tonight joining us from somewhere down to the Boston.
Here's a good friend, Trevor Chamberlain.
Speaker 13: Right.
Speaker 3: You know I'm going to clamp him in, you know why,
because he's awesome.
Speaker 10: What happened to then? What happened to?
Speaker 14: Uh?
Speaker 10: The name that you kept calling me that I hate?
Speaker 3: I forgot? Well I knew you hated it, and so
I'm not using it anymore. Plus I totally forgot what you.
Speaker 10: Went and you went and used my You went and
used my real name, which I also asked you not
to use.
Speaker 3: Can we just why don't we just start the show
all over? Yeah, Trevor, Trevor.
Speaker 10: Hey, Mac, how are you welcome? Thank you for having
me back. I love the show.
Speaker 3: You look like you're in a library. Is that a
fake background or is that your real impact?
Speaker 10: No, that's mine, that's my real life, not my fake life.
Behind me?
Speaker 3: Everyone doing okay.
Speaker 5: Trevor, Hey, Trevor, we're here, talk about you all the time.
Speaker 6: We hear and we set up so I guess we're
doing okay, because you've actually we actually make this work.
You created this, you started it and just carrying it on.
So anyway, I introduce it one right, So.
Speaker 10: One last thing, I have about twenty keys of Colombian
pure coming in. I was wondering I keep the candles
for that.
Speaker 3: Talk about honey, I hope, honey.
Speaker 10: Oh no, I'm talking about illegal drugs.
Speaker 6: If you, if you trust me with it, I'll be
glad to hang on for you for a while.
Speaker 3: Now.
Speaker 5: We call it al the mule now right, yeah, absolutely,
all the mule.
Speaker 6: Actually, I've known a few people that were mules.
Speaker 3: This is why I asked people. It's a long time
ago though, yeah, anyways ago maybe. So we have a
top ten tonight, I think, And Susan, kay, did you
have the top ten?
Speaker 7: I do?
Speaker 3: And let me see if I can.
Speaker 5: Guess the top ten prisons in the country.
Speaker 3: Top ten reasons why they assume may never be top
tens again? What's that? What is it?
Speaker 8: Top ten reasons why there may not be anymore top
tens on the show.
Speaker 3: Okay, all right, wow, got the bit. Okay, there we
go and start the music. Please, Number ten, right.
Speaker 7: Number ten? The petition before Congress and three lawsuits.
Speaker 5: Boom who filed that petition, club I say.
Speaker 3: Number nine please number nine.
Speaker 8: Switchy did an extensive analysis of five years of top
tens and determined that fort of the jokes were aimed
at him.
Speaker 7: He's demanding seventy five percent.
Speaker 3: Thank you royalty number eight please.
Speaker 8: One one YEARNS for the old days when Megan Reagan
used to do ten questions for one one and asked
him stuff like if your shrink told you a hot
dog was a phallic symbol, would you still buy them
four for a dollar at rich Dale's in Newburyport?
Speaker 3: You would?
Speaker 6: I got to say, there anymore the fifty fifty cents apiece,
Now we'll still fine?
Speaker 3: Please, Susan.
Speaker 7: Seven.
Speaker 8: The idea that we do a top twenty, because then
it would be twice as funny went down quicker than
hindu Berg's prom.
Speaker 3: D o, I see Trevor's thinking about it, Quicker than
Hindenburg's prime day. Come on, no, thank you one on next.
Speaker 7: Please number six. Else, bees are pissed off, well, because elves.
Bees are always.
Speaker 3: Pissed off, right, this is true? Next please?
Speaker 8: The number five reason, though a good idea Susie's suggestion
for a top ten colonist massacres didn't play well with
the test audience.
Speaker 3: Sorry, so there were a lot of indigenouses.
Speaker 10: Or what what something about colonialists and massacres.
Speaker 3: Yeah, something like that.
Speaker 11: Trevor doesn't know about my murderous ancestors yet, I think,
But I.
Speaker 10: Mean, I'm half indigenous. I know a lot about murderous
and so why don't you give me a try?
Speaker 3: Well, okay, why don't we get through the top ten
for a We'll find.
Speaker 12: Out if my ancestors murdered him.
Speaker 10: Yeah, I'd say there was a ninety chance that that.
Speaker 3: Okay. Maybe, Well, we're looking for something to talk about tonight, Susan,
So where are we?
Speaker 8: Number?
Speaker 15: What?
Speaker 14: Number four?
Speaker 8: When Club puts on his best whitey bulger hat and says,
kill the top ten, you kill the top ten?
Speaker 3: This is top ten reasons, and this is really good reasons.
Why there may not be any more top ten lists
on the show next? Please us?
Speaker 8: And we're at number three these days? Why not switch
it to the bottom ten?
Speaker 3: Brilliant? Okay, all right, okay? Two Number two.
Speaker 8: Susan Kay's horse Rudy appeared to Mac in a dream
and said, Hey, even the dinosaurs.
Speaker 7: Knew when to hang it up.
Speaker 3: Weren't Rudy in there somehow? Yeah, and the.
Speaker 8: Number one reason why there might not be any more
top tens on the show. It's ten more minutes we
can now spend drinking at the bar.
Speaker 5: Yeah, wish I was there drinking at the bar. Dance,
little sister dance.
Speaker 9: You know.
Speaker 3: Wow? Okay, she used to Holy no, nice switch has
no idea what he's missing. All right, Well she's going
to dance us off. Why don't we do this? Why
don't we take a commercial right now? And we'll be
right back after this. Thank you, Susan Kay for the
top ten. Splendidly done.
Speaker 16: Well done, was my pleasure, and we'll.
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Speaker 3: Welcome back, everyone to Macloneho's move tracks, so I'll show
you in the distant Thunder Radio Network. This is Mac
maloney with the show we have for you tonight, broadcasting
from the Sabage Galley in Newport, mass Girls. You know
he's here. You can feel his vibe across the puddle
the very from was one one Wani.
Speaker 5: Hey, polishing up my vibe just for you tonight and
for all the ladies listening polishing it and a gentleman too.
Of course, we can't exclude them all ages. You can
listen to the show, Am I right.
Speaker 3: If you say so. Also with us is oh he's
he came in hot yet cold down there in my
sister's tank top, West Virginia. Switch with that, Steve would
switchy joining a switch.
Speaker 16: Hey, great to be here tonight.
Speaker 3: Thanks for working us into your busy schedule.
Speaker 17: Yeah, yeah, I have a tremendously busy schedule here in
my sister's tanked up West Virginia.
Speaker 3: You don't have to brag about it, then we know
you're busy. Everything okay with you?
Speaker 16: With you, everything is beyond wonderful.
Speaker 3: Nice. Also well in the studio sloshed by with us
here Al Ronaldo produce a getaway driver be Hepa, Hey Mac, Hello, everybody?
What's up? Guys and girls? Have you murdered all your
bees yet? Is the time?
Speaker 6: And I haven't actually walked over to look at them
in a while, but you know, they could all be dead.
Speaker 3: Over there, and I don't know that sounds caring. The friends, Yeah, well,
you know it's It's one of those things, you know.
Also with us, I don't want to say, it's one
of those things. Also with US is superfans. Susan. Kay, Susie.
I don't want to say Susie because you know what
I mean. Susie, Ka, Hi, how are you?
Speaker 7: Thank you so much for having me. I'm happy to
be here.
Speaker 3: Happy you're here. Good to see you, Susan, good to
see you. Thank you for the dance in the last
segment we appreciated.
Speaker 7: I love the music, so thank you for the opportunity.
Speaker 3: Also another Susan in the hospital us, Susie, best steal
down there and excuse me Connecticut, Susie.
Speaker 11: Before I forget, I have a spider story. Oh yeah,
you guys, So last night was feeding the spiders again.
The spiders do not eat mice.
Speaker 3: Mac okay, Mac you're good.
Speaker 12: Just for clarity.
Speaker 3: Well, they eat little worms or something. Right, little you're getting.
Speaker 12: It, you're getting it. I got to the last one.
Speaker 11: Everything had gone smoothly. I open the last enclosure, look inside,
Extra spider in there.
Speaker 3: Extra Spider's interesting.
Speaker 11: A house spider got inside of my tarantula enclosure, said
this is a real nice place, and it built a
web inside.
Speaker 3: Really yeah, that takes will the tarantual eventually eat the
house miner?
Speaker 12: It was so thin and lanky.
Speaker 11: It might not be too interested, but they are very
much driven by instincts.
Speaker 12: They didn't really think about it.
Speaker 11: So if it saw it move, yeah, fast enough and
it like triggered it's its sight there, it might m hmm.
Speaker 3: That is a really gutsy house spider I picked.
Speaker 5: I mean, you know that's a house spider. They didn't
know any better.
Speaker 3: Should be on TV, you know, any chance homework, any
chance they're going to you know, turn out to be
buddies or something. You know, sometimes you see thy lions
that adopt little dash ons or something and they're running
around the friends. You see that stuff on TV.
Speaker 12: Yeah, I don't think spiders work the same light.
Speaker 3: Maybe maybe it's the crack spider look at his web. Wow,
huh spy the story. Also, I want to say, speaking
of spiders, but a good friend Trevor rouh whatever. His
last name is, Trevor, Trevor t Trevor, Trevor X. We
have X Trevor zing.
Speaker 10: How's everyone going? Gali looks nice and moody.
Speaker 6: Yes, right, we have to work for this lighting, you know,
we got yeah, you know, we got to turn down
the house lights. And because we're setting up, we put
on the bright lights, you know, so we get everything
right and then knock it down to right.
Speaker 3: To this you know this magic just doesn't happen. So okay,
So well we're all here. Everything is groovy. So usually
has a report on the catacombs and the catacombs if
I remember right, it has something to do with cats, right,
is that the thing you used to rush them with? Wow?
That was an easy one, wasn't it. Wow? And I
got a high time for the long face. You gotta
you gotta put a last sound track underneath that. Yeah,
Susy K has a we put on the catacombs, which
are under under Rome. I guess where the Christians used
to hide out where until it was popular to be
a Christian. How's that for a history lesson? It's fantastic.
Speaker 7: Thanks, you're a wealth of information.
Speaker 3: Wow, you really are. Well. I just wanted to say
that we can tie this in by saying that the
reason that Christianity became the accepted religion of the Roman
Empire has a lot to do with the UFO sighting.
Believe it or not, Constantine was fighting his rival at
a place called the Battle of the Sylvan Bridge, right
outside Rome, and Constantine's army was about one fifty size
of the southern guy's army. But Constantine had a dream
that the night before the ball that he saw soldiers
in the sky and they had crosses, crucifixes, well, crosses
on their shields. So when he when he woke up,
he asked his seers that you know, traveled with the army,
what it meant, and they said, that means that everyone
in your army has to put a cross on his
shield and you'll win. And he did and he was.
It was explained that this was a message from God,
from Christ, and he made the Christian religion the official
religion the Roman Roman Empire, and that's what it is
still today. How's that? Wow? That's fantastic. Yeah, I hope,
I hope some of that is true. I'm impressed it's
in a book that one one wrote the fool. So, Susie, Hey,
how's that for a fluffing? As they say in the business,
nicely done?
Speaker 13: It is.
Speaker 5: You can be a preacher and you can preach that
sermon every Sunday and you'd get believers. OU don't know
where you really would, really, Yeah, because that's a touching story.
Speaker 6: You just got to get them to turn over their
checking accounts.
Speaker 5: Yeah, that's next, because when he you know, when you
say you went to film school, you even go to
film school and learn Roman studies by watching the Ben
Herr movie and analyzing it. How you actually pulled it
right out of the great book. And that's impressive.
Speaker 3: That's I'm impressed that you are impressed. One I am
wor get impressed. Yeah, so you're impressed and impressed. I'll
raise you a hotel, Susie. Do you have a report
on the caecoms?
Speaker 12: I do so.
Speaker 8: So I find this story wicked interesting and kind of
creepy and disturbing and sad.
Speaker 7: But I did find something recently about.
Speaker 8: Some found footage, and so I've done a little more digging,
and I have a little something here that I've prepared.
So in the late eighteenth century, when major public health
problems tied to the city cemeteries led to the decision
to transfer their contents to an underground site, Paris authorities
chose an easily accessible site that was at the time
located outside the capital and excuse my mispronunciation, the former
Tombs Isoire Quarries under the plane of Montrouge. The first
evacuations were made from seventeen eighty five to seventeen eighty
seven and concerned the largest cemetery in Paris, the Saints
Innocence Cemetery. The site was consecrated as the Paris Municipal
Ossuary on April seventh of seventeen eighty six, and from
that time forward took on the mythical name of Catacombs,
in reference to the Roman Catacombs, which had fascinated the
public since their discovery. Starting in eighteen oh nine, the
catacombs were open to the public for tours, but very limited.
Speaker 7: In size, like the size of people that they too
from the tours.
Speaker 8: So there's found footage of a man that gets lost
in the catacombs and hannicks and drops the camera. Apparently,
rumor has it, an entire civilization actually lives underground in
the homes two hundred miles of nearly unmapped catacombs.
Speaker 7: No one really knows how big or how far they go. Wow,
there have been.
Speaker 8: Claims that people that go down there, so there's roped
off areas where the public can go on their tours.
And then you get people that are curious and they
go beyond the you know, do not cross right line.
And rumor has it there's a dining room down there,
a old time movie theater. Imagine a cave where the
floor is made of nothing but bones. It's a narrow,
damp cave. There are tours, but the rest is restricted
systems of tunnels of the labyrinth.
Speaker 3: Can I ask ask a question? Sure, so why would
they have what down there? On TV? Sounds like a
like a barb room or a club or something.
Speaker 8: So apparently these uh there have been claims that people
that you know, go rogue or whatever and go beyond
the restrict go into the restricted areas, have found a
full uh, like a like a dining room with silverware,
and apparently they found an area that's almost like a
movie theater.
Speaker 7: It had like an old time projector down there.
Speaker 10: And ooh, I don't know.
Speaker 7: I guess it's for the people that live under there.
Speaker 3: Wow. Wow.
Speaker 16: What about flush toilets?
Speaker 3: Yeah, they have those there.
Speaker 16: Yeah man, that's what I the first thing I'd looked
for is flush toilet.
Speaker 3: So these are basically like miles and miles of tunnels
under the city of Paris.
Speaker 7: Right that are made floors walls of bones.
Speaker 3: Oh, man, of bones, those Parisians. Yeah. So so who
built them? It was were they built during the Roman
occupation of France, So.
Speaker 7: Apparently it's I don't know about building them, but so
it's when they when they moved the.
Speaker 8: The graves over, when they took over that that property,
it just became bigger and bigger and bigger.
Speaker 7: So I have to admit I haven't done great research.
Speaker 3: On how weird though, how weird this is all underneath? Yeah? Yeah.
And to go in there and not come back, that's right,
that's how the bones are? They living there for free? Yes,
it was rent control. I mean I mean there it
is a tourist it's a tourist attraction.
Speaker 8: A little you know, they have like the roped off
areas where you can go down and kind of look around,
and then it stops and it's restricted and it says,
you know, do not pass and danger and they don't
want people going down there. Apparently a couple of teenage
boys went down there and they were lost for I
want to say, twenty four hours.
Speaker 7: Can you imagine being down there with no light down there?
It's completely dark and.
Speaker 8: Bones and the sounds that just what your your brain
would do to you being down.
Speaker 7: There in the dark like that.
Speaker 5: Well they also say on there. I kind of looked
it up while you were talking. The depth of the
catacombs is roughly the size of a five story building.
Speaker 3: Yeah. Really, huh, that's twenty that's down there. Yeah, pikes, Yeah,
that's weird. Flush toilet you'd have to flush up?
Speaker 6: Yeah yeah, flush up? Yeah, just or just put the
bathroom at the top and let gravity do its. Yeah,
just don't get down the bottom level. What's the what's
the capital of Scotland?
Speaker 3: Is it Edinburgh? Yeah?
Speaker 10: Yeah, I believe it's Edinburgh.
Speaker 3: So Edinburgh? Right? So in what they did, you know,
way back when, was they built a lot of housing
units underneath, you know, underneath the city, and that's where
they would put the stick to poor people. So they're
still there and you walk through them and it's kind
of like walking through you know, an apartment building, you
know that the flintstones built, but it's all underground, okay,
and that's where they put like the poor people, the
lepers and all this stuff. They literally put them underground.
The other thing too, in the same article said, you
know what bedlam, You know what bedlam really was.
Speaker 8: Now?
Speaker 18: It was a.
Speaker 3: In front a mental institution in London, okay, where they
put all the people who were you know, issues and
then people would pay a shilling to go in and
stand in front of a big window and look down
on them, you know, going through there. Whatever. So they
paid money to have They paid to come in and
look at all the people who had entertainment. Entertainment. Yeah, anyway, Bedlam. Wow, okay,
there we go. That she had up the room, didn't it.
English history is very cheerful. Why wouldn't it be anything
but right listen, let me ask you about it's.
Speaker 5: Been conquered by everybody.
Speaker 3: Yeah, exactly. How's Prince the princess there? The Kate Princess
Kate Kate is out and about.
Speaker 5: She's doing her thing. She's already done some Christmas events.
She looks pretty good. Yeah, she's good. She's really going
full bore. But she's been here, there and everywhere.
Speaker 3: Yeah, so she's survived that. She's about the other side
of the tunnel type of thing.
Speaker 5: She's uh yeah, she's You know how it is with cancer.
It's like you got to just keep on top of it. Right,
It's still going on with her, but she's been given
the all clear to resume her official duties.
Speaker 3: Good. Where's your friend Prince Andrew? Where's Prince Andrew these days?
I think he was seen at the He was seen
at a p Diddy potty too. I had a busy schedule.
They don't like to talk about Andrew. Let me just
throw it over before we take a break. Throw it
over the Trevor. Trevor, you have your finger on the
pulse of something. I mean, what's going on? Tell us
something that we don't know? He's thinking, he's thinking, I.
Speaker 10: I does everybody know who John Waters is?
Speaker 17: Yeah?
Speaker 3: Sure, yeah, the crazy direct all right.
Speaker 10: I shot an interview with him a few weeks ago.
I did the cinematography on it, and uh cool. It
was just me and him and interviewee and a few
other people, and.
Speaker 9: It was.
Speaker 10: The guy really does the person that you see he
who he is in front of the camera. That really
is how he is in real life.
Speaker 3: He watched the Yeah, I'm.
Speaker 10: Not afraid to say anything, and he stands by his truth.
Speaker 3: His Uh.
Speaker 10: He had just submitted his top ten film list of
the year.
Speaker 3: See, okay, it.
Speaker 10: Gets a lot of buzz.
Speaker 16: Uh.
Speaker 10: And I think a couple of years ago some news
source bought it exclusively because it was getting so much
press because he has such crazy picks.
Speaker 3: Yeah, sure of course, Yeah, that's usonlyful Huh.
Speaker 10: He told us in secret that he regrets sending out
his list because he saw a movie just the night
before that that completely ruins his list, and he would
he would completely redo.
Speaker 3: It top eleven.
Speaker 10: Yeah, and uh, he goes, I'll tell you what it is,
but you can't tell anybody what is it? And uh, well,
we can tell it now because this West guys got published.
But you guys remember that Joker sequel that came out, Yeah,
you want, and everybody hated it the worst thing in
the world. Thinks it's the best movie of the year.
Speaker 3: Yeah, yeah, it's a music and now I am Lady
Gaga and what's his name? Phoenix River Phoenix as the
joke who's great?
Speaker 6: He was?
Speaker 3: The first one is still I think of that movie
so many times. The first one is incredible, the second one.
Speaker 10: The weird thing happened. Then Quentin Tarantino came out and said,
Chuck Joker Too is one of the best movies.
Speaker 3: You know what, Kim, I'm sorry, but.
Speaker 10: I think I'm finally gonna watch it.
Speaker 3: Yeah, yeah, good see he likes it. It's worth it
drinking the kool aid.
Speaker 10: If Gorton Tarantino and John Waters says something's the best movie.
Speaker 3: Of the year, that's just I know. That's the spectrum.
Speaker 10: Is the strangest of the two filmmakers together on something.
Speaker 3: That's just Quentin, you know, feeling them up.
Speaker 10: As the kids said, threw up the bombs sign.
Speaker 3: Why don't we take a breakdown and calm down and
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Welcome Back everyone to mccloney's Minimal Tracks our show here
on the Distant Thunder Video Network. This is mcnaloney Wilwatch
show we have for you tonight, broadcasting from the Stab
at Ylley fifty five Water Street in New Report Mess
Great Seafood Restaurant. Very quickly, I'll introduce the members of
the posse girls, hang on, where's my shades? Girls? You
feel his vibe across the Atlantic, across the puddle, the
very famous one one Mooney.
Speaker 5: Hello, Mac, Hello, everybody, Thank you for letting me express
myself on the show again.
Speaker 3: Only the way that I can express it really.
Speaker 5: Yeah, five turned up to twelve twelve tonight you crank
it up to twelve.
Speaker 3: Okay, that's a bore, isn't it? Well? Next is thirteen,
as it turns out. Also with us down there in
my sister's top, my sister's tank top, West Virginia, switch
lad Steve one switchee.
Speaker 16: Great to be here tonight.
Speaker 3: You were late for school today, weren't you.
Speaker 16: Maybe a little Yeah?
Speaker 3: Also with us well in the studio here the studio
slash bars Alvin on, they'll producer beekeeper any Mac Hello, everybody,
pot Hello, Well it's all with us Is. Let's see
where do we go next. Let's see when we go
to Oh, Susan Kay, she's the super fan, Susan Kay. Susie,
how are you, Susan.
Speaker 7: I am doing well? Thank you so much for having me.
Speaker 3: The show be over by Tommy and do is everyone okay? Good?
Also with us is I reather friends, Susie down there
and excuse me Connecticut, Susie bestile Susie.
Speaker 16: Yeah.
Speaker 11: I saw a picture the other day that made me
think of Al, and the internet was debating over it,
so I'd like to hear Al's opinion.
Speaker 3: Really.
Speaker 11: No, it was three smaller hornets on top of a
bigger hornet.
Speaker 3: Oh that's disgusting. Yes.
Speaker 11: The internet debate was if they were mating, attacking, or
if it was some kind of thing to keep the.
Speaker 6: Queen warm, if they were different species, they were fighting.
They were going to fight because bees have a real
low tolerance for high heat. So a lot of times,
if like if one of those big Asian hornets tries
to take over a honey bee hive and kill everybody,
they'll swarm it and cover it and flap their wings
and overheat the thing and kill.
Speaker 3: It with heat. Okay, so get to the good pod
where they made it. Well, I mean not likely, not
like they're probably killing it, are hoping to kill it.
Thank you Susie for that.
Speaker 5: He's learned so much about bees. He could give lectures
up at the I don't know the town hall. You
could give lectures a new group for it.
Speaker 3: On b night.
Speaker 13: Uh.
Speaker 3: Also with us down there someway near boss is Trevor
Trevick Treva z good enough? How are you Treviz Well?
Speaker 10: I recently saw a picture of a picture that reminded
me of how I believe it was Paulo Escobar.
Speaker 3: Oh wow, that's racist.
Speaker 13: Man.
Speaker 3: I introduced switch switched okay, so long agoing here. Also,
I have a good friend up there in Edmonton, Canada.
Kim Shay is with us.
Speaker 9: Kim, Hi, everyone Mac, great to be here, Glad to
see everyone is healthy and doing great.
Speaker 3: And now have I introduced everyone? Yes, we have a
guest here in the studio with us, good friend Kaylee, Kayleie.
How are you?
Speaker 14: I'm good?
Speaker 3: Yeah, get right on that microphone. Pretend it's an ice
cream going okay, okay, not exactly like an ice cream. Cocaine,
not really gotcha. Okay the other you hostess here at
stabbing yelling? I am yes, really yeah. What kind of
job is that?
Speaker 12: It can be very stressful?
Speaker 3: Really yeah? Tell us, Well, it's.
Speaker 12: A very lovely job.
Speaker 7: It's a very good variety.
Speaker 15: Some people can be very nice to some people can
be very mean. Everybody can be mad at you for
basically doing nothing. But I really like it because a
people person, I get to meet everybody people.
Speaker 12: I am a people person.
Speaker 3: That's great. Yeah, that's a really lovely name. How that name?
How did your parents come upon that name? How did
you choose that? Oh? Really yeah, I cannot say that.
Speaker 12: I've talked about that with them.
Speaker 3: Really yeah. Okay, thanks? And how long have you worked here?
Speaker 12: It's gonna be about two years in May?
Speaker 3: Yeah, wow, I started working.
Speaker 15: I started working right when I turned fourteen.
Speaker 3: Time when we wrap up the show? Now, yeah, child labor,
where are we saying? How the people look really young?
Who come on the show? How old are you?
Speaker 9: I'm fifteen?
Speaker 8: Man?
Speaker 3: Okay, it was a great time doing Thank you? Wow?
Really yeah.
Speaker 10: Here the sirens of Wallfams screaming right now, right in
my direction.
Speaker 5: Thanks mack hold on, Well, she's worked if she's worked
there two years and she's fifteen.
Speaker 3: Let me do the math. Almost two years.
Speaker 5: Okay, well, yes, are the mean people, Kaylee, from out
of town?
Speaker 3: Are they from Newburyport? I'm curious? Are they from plumb Island.
Speaker 12: He's definitely Plum Island.
Speaker 3: Now, I was gonna say.
Speaker 15: People from my apologies, no, but seriously though, most of
the locals are very nice, and I see a lot
of regulars.
Speaker 12: They're very nice to me.
Speaker 3: Yeah, it's a nice spot. It's it's it's a neighborhood, bob.
But it's also a really good restaurants. Yeah, yeah, and
a lot of people. It's just a nice, comfortable place
to come and and you know, it's none of this
foofye bullshit that goes on and the center of new Report,
I mean, Newport is a you know, relatively, it's a
tourist place. You know, it's it's you know, there's a
lot of uh, I don't want to say wealthy people.
There's a lot of upskill people. Yeah, there's a lot
of upskill restaurants. And there's a restaurant uptown that charges
you twenty six bucks for chips and dip right chips.
Insults man it's twenty six bucks. How many bags of
chips you can buy for twenty six bucks? Twenty six
yeah chips, yeah, well whatever they are, they're nacho chips,
nachos yeah, okay, twenty six dollars yep, wow yeah yeah.
Most places give them to you free. Yeah. Yeah, but
you know, and the margarita is a like twenty eight
dollars too.
Speaker 6: So see, new Report used to be a working, working
class town, and then all of a sudden, it just yet,
you know, it got popular and the the rich, you know,
people showed up.
Speaker 3: To They built it back after the in the bicentennial
nineteen seventy six. What happened because of the historical time,
I get a lot of federal money. They built it
back up, and they built it into this really nice place.
Bud gee whiz and the samma forget about it. You
can't drive, you can't pot. It's expensive.
Speaker 6: Well I just actually I saw the headline of the
daily News, the local newspaper one day last week. It
said the average house price now in Newburyport is a
million dollars.
Speaker 8: Yeah.
Speaker 3: So anyway, let's get back to you kid.
Speaker 5: I know I should have bought a place there when
they had the intelligence Jay Dwayne wrecking company trying to
knock down buildings there, ye, like like with reckless abandoned.
Speaker 3: Okay, one one you step on Kayley's time, So I'm sorry.
So if you if you've never lived like in a
haunted house or seen a ghost or anything strange, not.
Speaker 12: From my memory, No, you'd remember it, right, I'd like
to think.
Speaker 13: So.
Speaker 3: Yeah, anything to hear any weird vibe in this building.
Speaker 14: You know, people.
Speaker 3: Is coining. But when you see someone, you're the first
person they see as they walk in the door. You
are the face of again. But you can you tell
someone coming in that they're a troublemaker sometimes? Really? Yeah?
Did you just get that vibe off of us? Really? Yeah?
Speaker 19: Wow?
Speaker 3: Okay it goes to the street credit. Wow. Okay, that's well,
thanks for joining us. We appreciate it. If you think
of something when you run back in, all right, that's great.
You should go back out your post before Dave fight,
is you right?
Speaker 14: Will?
Speaker 3: He's a bastard?
Speaker 15: Right, I wouldn't say, come on, you can tell us,
tell us he's very nice, he's very very well, the
whole entire family does.
Speaker 3: Yeah. Yeah, they got people. Yeah, yeah, thank you Kayley
for joining us. Let's clap a rough kid, thank you
for she's dying to get out. She's like, can I
go now? Thank you, Heley. We appreciate it. Okay, see
you later, See you later, awesome lawyers from the water.
Speaker 8: In that place, everybody looks so young. It's this fountain
of youth or I don't.
Speaker 3: Know what was going on here. I think we should
call the lawyers. Get ahead of it a little bit.
Speaker 9: You walked a.
Speaker 6: Fifteen year old in here. I was like, wow, Wow,
how's okay? I didn't see that happening.
Speaker 9: Yeah, didn't buy your beer?
Speaker 13: Yeah?
Speaker 3: I almost said, what do you want to drink? It
just almost came out of me. Yeah, okay, hang. I
don't think she could even give you a beer? Yeah,
probably not. She can't give us a track of milk,
as it turns out. Wow, okay, I can take my breath.
Why don't we take a quick break? Okay, before I
want to do the break.
Speaker 5: It goes back before we do a break. I sent
you a very important piece of news. It was concerning
the Patriot's former coach Bill Belichick, right okay and his
lovely companion Oh right, yeah, his yeah, okay, and then
gala and attending at gala in New York City.
Speaker 3: I probably didn't get that. Maybe a sentence to the
other mac No, okay, you mean you mean Bill Belichick's email? Okay,
who's like six years older than Kayley? Cool? Right, he's
twenty four seventy six. Well, why don't we do this right?
We should have it off before now? Then where the
Belichick's So, why don't we take a quick break now
and we'll be right back after this. You're listening to
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live all of us from the Stoppa Galley Restaurant, fifty
five Water Street in New Report, Mass Great Seafood Restaurant.
Very quickly, let me introduce a great show for you tonight.
Let me introduce the members of the Polsse Girls. That
vibe you've been feeling is his, the very famous one
on across the pun.
Speaker 5: Of one Macallo. Everybody, welcome back to the show. It's
been fun so far, so.
Speaker 3: Far so also with us and my sister's tank Top,
West Virginia living there is switch please he wan switching.
Speaker 16: It's great to be here at my sister's Virginia.
Speaker 3: Can you speak up a little bit, switch please? Can
you get right on that Pretend it's an ice cream car.
Speaker 16: Yes, I'll get a little closer to the there you go.
Speaker 3: Okay, all right. Things are wonderful down there. We're in
your sister's brow beyond beyond wonderful. Also with us, well
you full mechanic ally now though you're in the studio
with us, I'm claiming the fifth here. Yeah, really yeah,
lay it up here. Yeah, I'm lawyer in our spot.
I'll be sitting next to p Diddy pretty soon. Relax.
Also thought she was eighteen. Also with us, is I
had this joke. I have a joke, but I I
can't see it. We'll get thrown out.
Speaker 9: That will show up.
Speaker 7: Yeah, exactly, he's right outside the car.
Speaker 3: Great great grandfather might chill up and kept my ass.
Also with us as a good friend, Susan Kay down
there in North Carolina, Sue Sue Kay, how are you?
Speaker 7: I am doing excellent? Thank you so much for having me.
Speaker 3: Are you glad that you joined us tonight?
Speaker 7: I'm so excited.
Speaker 8: Yeah, I missed when I can't be here because I
work late, and I'm thrilled to be here.
Speaker 7: I'll see all your views.
Speaker 3: Susan, did you finally get that picture? I sent you?
The picture of Dave? I did?
Speaker 7: I did?
Speaker 3: Were you disappointed?
Speaker 13: As are you?
Speaker 7: He looks less than happy to have his photo taken.
Speaker 3: That it was pouting, Rudy. We're doing We're doing the
same thing.
Speaker 7: I'll send him that alf costume.
Speaker 3: See they'll chair him up. Also with us down there
in Connecticut, is Susie best? You know, Susie?
Speaker 11: I think you guys better? You know, start with the
presence now, just in case I get interrogated.
Speaker 12: By the police for this episode. It's not worth my while.
I'm snitching.
Speaker 3: Ok Wow, okay, wow. You just should be the one
who turns on us. Remember Ald had nothing to do
with Mac. It's Dave. Dave is the one. It'll be
the escape. Also with us is Trevor. Trevor Z Trevor,
how are you tz?
Speaker 10: Remember that that scene and Goodfellas when ray Iota walks
out of the bar, he gets in the back of
the car and he takes a handful of emfeted means
and swallows them and then says, now take me to jail.
Speaker 3: Now take me to jail. Yes, that's how you feel.
Speaker 10: That's that's exactly how I feel after that last segment
thing very much.
Speaker 3: Hang on, Oh I love that movie. That just that
movie make me laugh. That's great. In the scene that
I don't know, it just sticks in my mind is
when you know they're doing time in jail, but it's
kind of like as good as jail can get and
the guy is cutting the galic with a razor blade.
He's just cutting inward. It's just so so evaporates as
when he's talking with Matt.
Speaker 10: That is one of my favorite moments of the movie.
Has anybody actually any any seriously, has anybody actually seen
somebody do that? No, No, I've actually read it. It
can't be done.
Speaker 3: It can I can't that it ill not.
Speaker 10: You can cut it that thin, but it will not liquify.
Speaker 3: Oh really, Yeah, it's that's funny. Yeah, yeah, that's they do.
They cut it very very thin. But but what he's
talking about, as it shows us close up him cutting
over the razor blade, is how good these mafia guys
have have it in prison, you know, And it's just
like wow, okay, and they even they get to the
put where they're cutting the gallic in you know.
Speaker 6: A little blades, and they've got great wine, and they've
got all the fresh breads meats.
Speaker 10: That ships in a box of fresh lobsters.
Speaker 3: Yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah. It's a great movie, really good,
really good, goodfield. The only thing I don't like about it,
and I've said this before, is the soundtrack is not
the soundtrack that those guys would be listening to the
soundtrack is a lot of clapped in a lot of
seventies wrong. Maybe listened to Frankie avalon the Fourth Seasons,
Frankie Dio. They're not listening to Gimme Sheldon, But that
was Sclace has always had a hot on for the storms,
and that was a way to sell the soundtrack to
a big movie. Anyway. Also with us is a Canadian correspondent.
Canadian correspond I can't say it on one thing. A
Canadian correspondent, Kim Shay, Kim, how are you?
Speaker 9: I'm Mac, I'm great and sure is glad to be
here tonight because outside is really stinky?
Speaker 3: Yeah really, so you're you're up Neil the North Pole?
Speaker 5: Correct, because you're close today, very close today, and what's.
Speaker 3: Going on up there? Is it a snow ice everything.
Speaker 9: It has been snowing all day. Yeah, we're truly in winter.
Speaker 3: Now, Well you're in Canada. What you expect any the
gree temperatures.
Speaker 9: Yeah, well it got up to really warm here a
few days ago. Mean, we having some kind of crazy
bumps in the temperature from minus twenty up to plus
ten and back to minus twenty.
Speaker 3: But it's supposed to be. It's kind of but with
the celsius. Uh yeah, give it to us.
Speaker 9: I'm sorry, you know, like to the math, the math
down to about twenty. I guess that's fifty.
Speaker 3: Well it's going to be like sixty five where we are.
Oh yeah, it was like twenty two about three days ago.
Speaker 9: So well, you guys, I know what we've talked to.
You guys have almost the same temperature we were having,
like this bounce back and forth. It's kind of funny, yes,
but I don't know. I think North America is going
to be a little bit warmer this winter by the
sounds of it.
Speaker 3: Well that's good. No, it's not good. It's bad as
it turns out. But listen, well, so caim, listen, you
have a report for us, right, can you have a
report for US.
Speaker 9: Well, you know, we've been just chit chatting back and forth,
Matt about the UAP incidents and all the reports, a
lot of very string We could we could do a
six hour show on just the reports from your country
and elsewhere on just UAPs and drones. Now the two
kind of start meshing together, right, so people are confused,
and I mean so am I You look at pictures,
you follow reports, and you realize that it's probably a drone.
But then you know it absolutely bizarre story. Nobody seems
to really be able to get to the bottom of it.
Speaker 3: So let's start. Let's just that there was there's like, forrinstance,
just recently we're talking about this off here, there's been
a number of reports of these drones, unidentified drones of
the military bases in New Jersey. Then I think it
happened a little bit, you know, a little while ago,
like in Maryland, different kind different US bases have reported
you know, unknown drones over them. Now the funny cluding
the UK. In the UK also, right, a bunch of every.
Speaker 5: Bases that are they're all three are occupied by the
US Air Force as well.
Speaker 3: So here's the Here's the strange thing is that years ago.
And we've talked about this before that in the seventies,
late sixties and seventies, they reported a lot of odd
aerial phenomena over ICBM bases in this country. And if
you listen, if you if you read those reports, and
then you kind of see what's happening now. If you
see a drone at night, it does look like what
people would call the flying sauce a twenty years ago,
you know, you know what I mean. And maybe they
had drones back then, who knows. I mean, I know
they had drones, but not these kinds of drones, not
like no, those kind of drones, you know. So it's
funny in a weird way. It's happening again, right Kim.
Speaker 9: Yeah, it is, And it seems to be really kind
of branching out over a lot of areas now where
you know, you mentioned nuclear bases, some of the actual bases,
air force bases, maybe that were being checked out or
looked at or something was going on. But I mean
to kind of take in all of the reports that
squalify drones and say they're UAPs, it's really hard to
cross over, like I say, into those areas. So I
mean they're using this lineage, this language that says drones
in one sentence and UAPs in another. And then like
you look at some of these reports Mac and you wonder, okay,
is that a drone? Drones make? You know, they make
a fair bit of noise, especially at night, if you're
in a quiet area and you're gonna hear the thing
it's they make. They make a lot of noise. If
you watch the front line in Russia at any of
that stuff that they make a lot of noise. They're
like whinding away. You can hear them from quite a
ways away. Okay, And these things don't seem to be
making well, I mean some of them, Yeah, some of
them are drones absolutely, which makes you wonder are they
mixing the drones in with the UAP reports? Are they
studying the UAPs with the drones. Are they trying to
fly drones out to where the UAPs are being reported
to just see if they can scope them?
Speaker 3: Yeah, but if they so, let's say they drones, okay,
so that they come from one or two place. It's
like some bozone in New Jersey flying his drone over
an in force base, or there's some Chinese fishing ship
off the East Coast a Russian ship and they send
them in from there. I mean that happened off of
California a few years ago, and they reported them as drones.
You know, everyone thought was UFOs, but obviously there were drones.
And is it so one one? Let me throw it
to you, you other tech person. Is it possible to
make a silent drone? Is it possible to make a
silent helicopter? You there's helicopters that of you know they
have dampened noise, But can you make a silent drone?
Speaker 5: Well, apparently somebody's making it, because there's been many reports
here in the UK where they know they saw a drone.
These are like just your everyday person. They saw a drone,
but it didn't make any noise, and it didn't seem
to have any form of propulsion like how somebody would describe.
Are you a foe that didn't make a sound, it
didn't have any former propulsion and was able to go
very fast and quite often being chased by either another
drone or an aircraft that was scrambled to get it
out of the way.
Speaker 3: I don't know, it's.
Speaker 5: Who's flying these things that some reports that these rogue organizations,
or maybe they're not rogue. They're Russians or Chinese hiring
locals to do the work, to do the flying, to
do the navigating, and to carry out a observation mission or.
Speaker 3: Whatever the hell they're doing.
Speaker 5: For money being paid by foreign entities.
Speaker 3: I can see that happened.
Speaker 6: The thing is, you know, as far as silent, I
would imagine that anything is possible if you add cubic
dollars to it. The more money you throw at it,
the more you can come up with things that will do.
You know, it's way beyond your local, you know, type
of drone manufacturer. But if once you get into the
big money, you can make it, like you say, you
can make a helicopter, there's pretty much silent, but that
takes cubic dollars.
Speaker 3: That takes away over the edge. The helicopters that went
in to get bin laden were they weren't silent, but
they had a lot of noise opening technology on them,
and you couldn't really hear them coming. And that's why
one of them, when one of them crashed, they had
to blow it up themselves because they didn't want them.
They didn't want the technology to be found, so it
can be done, but it's hard to do. And then
on a drone, you have to throw so much technology
on a on a drone to make it quiet that
you must be from some kind of state, you know,
character You know what I mean?
Speaker 9: Can a drone fly in thirty five mile an hour
win and stay stationary for forty five minutes and then
shoot straight up?
Speaker 3: Yeah? No, I don't know.
Speaker 9: I know, so some of them just don't. Some of
them defy the logic of what we understand drones being though,
for sure, But like I say, I really think that
the two are getting mixed in together, and maybe people
are I don't know, Like I don't understand why. More
like news networks, the police, homeland security, everybody isn't taking
more consideration on what there's what's going on here, you know,
Like I was gonna mention like the UAP Act, right
and the disclosure that the Senate was trying to pass
and which would disclose basically everything. I mean, the Congress
is apt to be able to get all of this information.
But the Imminent Domain Act, which I think is the
one that really scared off because a lot of people
fought against this, even including brand and Fugel, the guy
that runs the Skinwalker ranch and owns it. But I
mean these people would lose. I think they got pretty
frightened that Boeing. Anybody that has any materials, any meta
materials from any of these craft would have to cough
them up and give them back to the government. So
they were fighting it tooth and nail not to have
it happen, which is really I found really interesting. It
makes it look like they actually do have something.
Speaker 3: Just see the way that they right. Why would they
fight against that right and eventually get it defeated? Yeah,
you know, why would you? Why would you? Why would
Bowen give a crap about anything like this unless they
were holding on I don't. You know, it's hard for
me to believe that there is alien technology hidden some
way in a vault at Boeing, But who knows, you
know what I mean, I don't think I think it's
been proven just to ourselves. Just you know what's happening
the couple of past is is it used cup and
does not know what UFOs on because they've come out
and they've admitted, okay, we don't know what they are, Okay,
So that took them, you know, fifty sixty years or more. Okay,
so all right they've done that. Okay, but but they
post stuff like this. You know, let's have a full disclosure.
This is it at the last minute. You know, we
don't want to have the big multi companies have to
cough up any UFO technology they might might not have break.
I mean, why would you do that unless they did so?
Speaker 9: So maybe I wonder if like corporations could get to
the extent where they're that powerful that some of this
tax is actually being shown off to everybody in such
a rogue way that it's like, hands off, we we
own this and this is ours and too bad for
the rest of you.
Speaker 3: But where's the result of something like that, you know
what I mean, let's say that with the payoff? Yeah,
and where is the payoff? That's the thing is that,
you know, everyone wants to believe that something happened in
Roswell and that there was some kind of technology taken
from Roswell, et cetera. First of all, nothing happened at Roswell.
And number two, we don't We did not live in
a world from nineteen forty seven on that had any
kind of a freaky kind of discovery that someone said, wait,
that must be alien. Okay, everything that has happened on
this era has come from the human brain, Okay, including
Velcrow Mac.
Speaker 9: Like I mean, I don't know how many people in
my area here. I mean I have talks with people
about this, and lots of people will bring up oh, yeah,
well that look at look at fiber optics. That was like,
you know, I worked with fiber optics in our telephone company.
We were one of the first cities next to Chicago
would actually have fiber optics running our telephone system back
in the early eighties. Now, I worked with some of
the Japanese gentlemen that came into our city and helped us.
They invented that stuff in eighteen nineties. If you can
believe that, yes, I don't when people go, oh, yeah,
I came from aliens, well no, actually it came from
the Japanese. They figured it out a long time ago.
Speaker 3: It's also it's a disparaging you know, the the you
know what the human brain can do, you know what
I mean, It's it's like, yeah, they's done fantastic things,
and you can't just say, oh, you know, that was
like left over at the alien technology. I found alien technology.
But yes, okay, that's for sure. But once again these
big cooperations blocked that thing at the last second. You know,
we don't want to talk about, you know, when the
UFO technology you might have, it doesn't make any sense.
I'm looking at Susie only because she's looking around looking
for like the bus schedule. Susie, what do you think
about it?
Speaker 11: I can't believe that you guys don't clearly see that
this is Ham grand Cox at lanthean technology that built
the pyramids.
Speaker 12: It's definitely what is causing this as well.
Speaker 9: Oh okay, Susie, that got through going that's where it
was going. Like like like when you look at Abvi
Lobe and his project, the Galileo project that they put
together for monitoring the skies with different instruments and sensors.
The Tedesco brothers, Jerry and John actually were the guys
that developed all the equipment for them, their own instrumentation engineers,
and they've gone on and now taken their own equipment,
put it in an RV and they're doing it up
in on Rhode Island, Long Island and looking at the
coastline trying to find this very thing, like, what's what's
what's coming out of the water, what's going on here? Right,
So it's like some of this stuff that they're seeing,
which is definitely not drones, you guys, it's not drones.
They're not seeing drones at all. They're seeing something completely different.
They're seeing something that's using gravitational lensing and waves and
they yeah, it's like a hexagonal polly. What do they
call it a polly?
Speaker 16: A polly.
Speaker 9: It's like a polygone that's put together in many different
shapes anyways, Yeah, apolopoxigonald. Yeah, that polyhedral polyhedral.
Speaker 3: Sorry, but here's here's the funny thing too, is that
in a way it's in switch you will you know
more about this probably is that you know, back then
they tried, they intentionally tried, the CIA did to mix
up UFOs in secret aircraft. For instance, Okay, they would
have a secret aircraft fly over Los Angeles at twenty
thousand feet at a certain speed, and then they check
the newspaper the next day and they'd see how many
people saw this? Okay, so then they would have it
fly at thirty thousand feet how many people saw it?
Then less, well, we'll have it fly at forty tho.
It's simplified, but that's what they did. They did that intentionally.
Now I'm wondering, is well, if if people see UFOs
the way, we can just say there were drones, because
they look a lot like drones, you know what I mean.
They don't act like them, but they you can confuse
a drone for UFO very these days, do you agree?
Speaker 7: Yeah, yeah, absolutely, flying over our house.
Speaker 8: That's how you know, we we got started with our
friendship or whatever connection year on the show.
Speaker 7: Every I mean you could walk out there.
Speaker 8: Now there's there's got there's probably at least three droned
What do they do?
Speaker 7: What's it? What's its purpose?
Speaker 3: What are they doing?
Speaker 11: Why?
Speaker 8: And it's you can go out it and take the
dog out at three o'clock in the morning and they're
they're going, you know, it's bizarre. So there's one really
big one, but of course you can't see it because
it's you know, nighttime, but I can see the lights.
But the one that's the biggest one, and I've sent
foot you know, in the videos to mac there's one
where you can literally see the lights blink from left
to right.
Speaker 7: So there's like four so it'll four lights.
Speaker 8: Blink blink, blink, blink blink across from left to right,
and then it just starts over again.
Speaker 7: So you could tell that one's much larger than the.
Speaker 3: One's taking the right sequences coming alive.
Speaker 5: It's a Mustang drone sequential directional signals is taking the right.
Speaker 3: Yeah, they don't back forward. See that's enough. Thing is
how hot or how easy or how does it to shoot?
Speaker 16: I mean, I mean there's nobody underneath it shoot the right?
Speaker 5: Yea, just observing. They're observing in the in the U k.
The the the R a F and the U s
a F. Force says, well, we have a robust methodology
on identifying and making sure that there's no threat to
any of our assets, any any people.
Speaker 3: So what does that mean? What's that means? Blow it up? Yeah,
well we did.
Speaker 5: We shot one down in the Yukon and then figure
it out.
Speaker 9: Yeah, they went down the Yukon. Did you see a
picture of it one flying It looks like a horseshoe
flying backwards, and I mean it doesn't really meet any
the yuk Yeah, in the Yukon. That was that when
they shot down you guys shot one down or when
they thought so Carolina going out over the ocean.
Speaker 3: Yeah, the balloon from China, right, yeah, yeah, that's.
Speaker 9: When that all happened. There was like three or four
of them, one in the Lake Erie. If they found.
Speaker 3: That one, I'm sorry. But if the Chinese, you know,
relegated to flying balloons over the United States the spy
I think they you know, need to do some work
on the spying equipment, right.
Speaker 6: Hooking up for Wi Fi as they go by and
stealing information. Who knows anyway, Yeah, yeah, would you see
the like in a lot of sporting events, they have
drones go out and they give a light show and
there's like four hundred of them working in Unison. Yeah,
it's cool and I mean it's really cool and they're
really close together.
Speaker 3: But they can't during during a sporting event. You can't
fly them over a stadium as of right now.
Speaker 6: Right unless I mean as a regular person. But they
you know, they'll fly the hundreds of them, and.
Speaker 9: Isn't it is it not?
Speaker 5: I know that's like a why wasn't there a drone
display during the Olympics.
Speaker 6: Yes, it was an incredible one, and it's like you
look at how they can control them.
Speaker 3: And make them do all kinds of stuff. Doesn't the
wind wouldn't they know we're talking about the wind. Whin
the wind?
Speaker 6: I mean all those I've never seen crashing the auto
correct or you know, the computers controlling them is keeping
them or you know they have sensors in them, they
keep them one next to it.
Speaker 3: One of the Olympics works.
Speaker 9: I have no idea that tru.
Speaker 6: They have the technology to know, and they could do
things like shut the lights off. You know, they could
have them stacked up one hundred feet apart, going straight
up and you shut the lights off on the lower
ones and then move them up and it would make
it look like it's going up.
Speaker 9: And they did I know Silicon val either they do
one at Christmas time. That's it's insane. It's like it's unbelievable.
Speaker 3: Yeah, I don't know what they made big money signs
in the sky.
Speaker 9: It blows me away.
Speaker 6: It's all computing power. The more computing power they can
aim at it. Yeah, there's things that who knows if
you know, like you said, where did the technology come from?
Speaker 3: Originally? Who knows? Could come from the Nazis. They were
doing all kinds of crazy stuff. You know, the Nazis
got us on the moon. I mean, that's all exactly.
Speaker 6: They're the ones who had the rocket program, and without
them we wouldn't have been there.
Speaker 3: And we brought them over after World War two. Half
of them went to Russia. Half who came here. They
went on to Alabama there where they started the Ridstone
rockets and then they created the foundation of NASA and
designed the rocket that lifted the capsule to go to
the moon. You know, one of Brown was the head
of NASSA and he was a he was a he
was a scientist for Hitler and the all to be
one of you to a B card carrying.
Speaker 5: Anyway, kids, history is so yeah, it's just so ironic places,
isn't it.
Speaker 3: It's it's ironic. And once going to say, is in
people complain of about being woke, But don't you want
to know this stuff? You know what I mean? Don't
you want to know this stuff? I mean, you can't
build whatever the future is on a on a on
a cracked foundation. You have to know everything to proceed
and to and into it and to withhold information, whether
it's about the catacolums or you know, life in space
or whatever that's the wrong way to do it. You
think you're protecting something, but you're not. You're actually making
the problem worse. Anyway, Why do we do this? Why
don't we take and make this be a problem a
little bit better? Why don't we take a break there?
What do you say thee where can you have a
burger and some.
Speaker 6: Because once we started doing that every week, do it
every week, do it like five hundred bucks a week
and Dave would be here.
Speaker 3: It close to the camera and put it in my face.
Speaker 9: No.
Speaker 3: See, what would happen is in blue burger with onion rings.
Speaker 6: We'd start with a burger and then the next night
there'd be twin lobsters.
Speaker 3: And we do it and you know, and then we'd
be three hundred pounds.
Speaker 12: American food.
Speaker 3: You can't believe the smell. It's funny.
Speaker 5: There is no such thing as English cuisine. But I
mean there's some there's some things that's cool about England
that it's not the food.
Speaker 6: Well, I mean, you guys can't imagine what it smells
like in here because they're bringing food over to people
and we're dying. It waves around the corner. I mean,
it just wafts in here. Seafood and and you're like, oh, man,
I don't want to think about it. All right, I'm
gonna go have a chick lit right now. So why
don't we take your break now? And when we right
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the Pond that is across the Atlantic Ocean in the
island of England. Yes, England is an island. And don't
you know it by the weather systems that's not connected
to well you got yeah, you just just Scotland and
England and that other place. And you got the Channel Islands.
You got the Channel Islands. Guernsey, Yeah, Guernsey where great
cream comes from it from there. And Shetland. We want
to live in Shetland, Scottish people, that's a beautiful place. Also,
I can't understand a word they say though on that show.
Speaker 3: Shetland. I've watched it. I was trying not to.
Speaker 5: When I first we first moved here, I couldn't understand
a word anybody was saying, and I know.
Speaker 3: They spoke English. Really took us.
Speaker 5: It took us a couple of weeks to get some
of get some of the dialects because there's so many
different dialects in on the South coast, because a lot
of people come down from London, the Midlands or even
from Scotland and this is their vacation area.
Speaker 3: This is the tropics of England.
Speaker 5: It is It is the tropics. It's the warmest area
of England. If you want to go someplace warm about
plan and go to Spain. You know about Spain. The
reign in Spain goes.
Speaker 3: Yes, let's they don't speak there anyway. The planes in
Spain crashed mostly in the rain. Also with us. That
voice you just said, is your for mechanic producer, bee keeper,
et cetera gardener?
Speaker 6: Yeah, Mac And you know I live on an island too.
I live on the island of Misfit Toys. There you go,
all right, that's a very popular place. I think you
also joining us to switch plade Steve Wood switching down
there in some place in West Virginia.
Speaker 16: Am I and I used to vacation on an island?
Speaker 3: Really? What one knows that? Well?
Speaker 17: It's between the Lower and Upper Peninsula in Michigan. Go ahead,
Boyce Blank Island. It's east of Mackinall Island and the Macanaal.
Speaker 3: Bridge, then Gilligan's Island.
Speaker 16: No, no, he never took a three hour tour without Ginger.
Speaker 3: Without good name for Ben without Ginger. I would get it.
I would get that joke anyway. Also with us is
super fan Susan Ka. Susan Kay, how are.
Speaker 7: You doing great? Thank you so much for asking.
Speaker 3: You dressed up your hoss as a elf? Right I did.
That's probably the animal cruelty maybe on some level.
Speaker 8: No, I was looking look at his face, face, and
you can see it's definitely yeah, I'm doing here.
Speaker 3: Yeah, okay, well we said he looked good, but that
was to make you feel better.
Speaker 7: I appreciate that.
Speaker 3: Also with us as a good friend down there in Connecticut,
Susie best.
Speaker 11: You know, Susan, I'm seriously thinking about taking my next
vacation to go visit Susan Kay down there because they
have good spiders down.
Speaker 3: There, North Carolina spiders.
Speaker 12: She's been sending me pictures.
Speaker 11: She had an orb weaver left time, and the time
before that there was a black widow.
Speaker 3: Wow. We got lots too good good Al is up
to something.
Speaker 16: This is for b is Ah.
Speaker 7: There's rudy attitudey right there. Costa looks like.
Speaker 3: A depressed depressed can a blue saddle. Yeah wow, that's
rudd Okay, wow, once again a joke there, but can't
go Ireland. Also with us up there in Edmonton, Canada,
Home of the Oilers, Home of the Oilers. Kim Sha kicking, We're.
Speaker 9: Kicking Mac, everybody. Nice to be here tonight. Glad to
see everybody. That's awesome.
Speaker 3: Good to see you too.
Speaker 9: Kid makes my Tuesday Afternoon. It really does.
Speaker 3: Good name for a song.
Speaker 9: Yeah, I think it was Tuesday not.
Speaker 3: To burst your beloved Sarah.
Speaker 18: Yeah, I did it early, but it's been snowing all days.
Speaker 3: Like, okay, you hear the show? Okay, so great, great?
Speaker 9: Great girl?
Speaker 3: Have we introduced everyone? Raise? You can't think? I think,
but I said we were just talking about to Susie
about her. Did I introduce you?
Speaker 6: Mm?
Speaker 8: Hmm?
Speaker 3: You did?
Speaker 11: You did?
Speaker 3: Yeah? Okay, I missed it because I was showing a
picture of Rudie. Maybe, but you're also drunk. Well they
got so anyway, we have some time to kill, so listen,
not to kill, but to entertain. Let's go back to
switch to inform, educate, in form as well. Sweat. You
look like you're putting a little bit of weight on them.
Is that just your camera or you've never looked so fat? Say?
What Beard? Sorry? Sorry? What did you have for breakfast today? Switch?
Speaker 17: Well, this morning, I drove to Tudorous Biscuit World and uh,
I actually went through the drive through.
Speaker 16: They actually have a drive through drive.
Speaker 17: Yeah, they have a drive through and I I got
a bacon wrap and it was beyond delicious.
Speaker 3: Yeah, so what was in that? What's a bacon wrap?
Speaker 16: The bacon, bacon, egg, cheese and cinnam rap kind of thing.
Speaker 3: Yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah, man, that was that was great. Okay,
then you don't you don't have to tip if you
go through the drive through correct.
Speaker 16: No, no, very, I've only been there a couple of times.
Speaker 3: So do they know where you when you walk in?
Do they know? Hey?
Speaker 16: This what the radio guy? Of course radio I'm I'm
the mothman guy.
Speaker 7: Everybody knows.
Speaker 8: Really Yeah, well yeah, I have an image picture of
he has his picture.
Speaker 7: Uh, I don't know what you call it. When they
take the wooden table and they put that clear code on.
Speaker 9: It, you know what I'm talking about?
Speaker 16: And that's that's uh in Village Pizza which is up
the street a ways.
Speaker 14: Uh.
Speaker 17: They that actually used to be Chinese restaurant tiny way
back in the old days, and Chinese restaurant had a
famous mothman sighting overhead and as the years went by it.
I don't know when it became Village Pizza, but that's
actually they're the couples that were chased by the Mothman.
That's the first place they stopped for teaching the old days.
Speaker 3: They got a slice after they were interest.
Speaker 16: And so there is a a Mothman table there.
Speaker 17: It's a uh you know, the the the tables are
all uh, they have these they're laminated. They have these
images of things like uh, like high school sports and
local stuff.
Speaker 16: But they have a table devoted to the Mothman with
mostly uh.
Speaker 3: Uh wow.
Speaker 9: Deco poge. That's called deci deco page.
Speaker 3: That's a French word for your kids.
Speaker 17: So I warned people ahead of time if they go
there to don't don't be shocked if they see my
handsome countenance in one of the images on the mouthing
table from.
Speaker 3: The said the post office wall.
Speaker 9: But that's cool, that's really cool.
Speaker 3: Wow switch Okay, Well, I was enlightened, enlightening, and in flaming.
Speaker 9: For you, I was looking for you, Steve, because Matt
Gates had a thing there that they said, couple of
people into your town, and I was like, where's Steve.
Speaker 16: They got to talk to Steve. Where is he?
Speaker 6: D you know by the same token. I had heard
Steve on the show a number of times, but I'd
never met him in person. And a few years ago
he came here for the UFO Festival and we were
in the Thirsty Moose and I walked in with with
Mac and Steve was there and we sat down at
the table and I really didn't, you know, place him
until he started talking.
Speaker 3: And once I heard his voice, I was like, I
know that guy. That's that's Steve Ward. I'm like, holy mackerel.
Because I once I heard the voice, I was able
to connect right to know who he was.
Speaker 12: He was really the.
Speaker 16: Same uh same with you. I mean, I knew your voice.
Speaker 6: It was so funny because I'm like, I said to
my wife, I waite a minute, that's Steve. Did he
did he sound like this?
Speaker 9: Oh no, he's got a distinctive voice.
Speaker 3: Here's a great voice for radio.
Speaker 9: Yeah I know. I said that since the day I
started listening to your show, I was that's a guy
you want at the count fire to tell you stories. Man. Yeah, awesome, great,
great work.
Speaker 3: He's blushing. Wow.
Speaker 16: Interesting, So this for radio and a voice for print.
Speaker 3: Well face a radio goes back eight eight years. What
a first feel letter like a good story and a
bacon rapp I wanted a bacon wrap.
Speaker 16: That was great, man, I just I just shouted dead down.
Speaker 3: All I want for Christmas is a bacon all right.
You gotta throw this to Susie best, you know, because
you have some fun animal facts or something that's kind
of you know, blow my mind more than the ass
already scarce to death. Please.
Speaker 11: Before we started recording, I was telling Wan about my
snake disconnecting his jaw and reconnecting it.
Speaker 3: Oh, it's interesting, that's creepy. Well, I've seen like but
but on National Geographic you see these, you know, lodger
snakes that like they'll take in, they'll leading an entitle
like a mule or something, you know, and disconnect their
jaw and take the whole thing in.
Speaker 11: A man in South America that did get eaten by
a snake I believe it was an anaconda and he
had been out working in the fields when it got him,
but actually found it in his backyard with him inside
of it, and it actually killed the snake as well.
Speaker 12: The snake was also dead by the time.
Speaker 11: They got there, but with snakes, they will follow your
centrail home because if a snake catches, say a rabbit
or a mouse or whatever out in the wilds, wherever
that one came from, there's a den of more generally, Okay,
they think that this anaconda followed his centrail home looking
for more, right, But its eyes were bigger than its stomach,
so it did not survive.
Speaker 3: So but my question is is whether it be a
human or you know something that that the snake eats.
How long do you stay alive inside the snake's body?
What what kills you? Eventually?
Speaker 11: Suffocation with There's two different kinds of snakes. There's bitey
snakes and there's squeezy snakes.
Speaker 3: Okay, squeezy snakes get another good name for a band.
Speaker 11: I have snake. He's a constrictor. So they will suffocate
you to death, kind of crush. You cut off your
bree then, so I mean that can take a few minutes.
But once you're inside the snake, you're already dead.
Speaker 3: You're already dead. One easy, okay, But I've seen snakes
eat stuff that are already a still alive.
Speaker 11: And it's probably a bitey snake. Snake, Yeah, killed with venom.
Speaker 3: Yeah right, same thing with those Komodo dragons. Same thing,
as they come up and they sneak up on it
and they just bite you a little bit in their Backterrea.
It gets into you and you're you're already a mocked person,
you know.
Speaker 12: I think they'll just stalk you until you die from
the infection.
Speaker 13: Yeah.
Speaker 3: Yeah.
Speaker 6: If a big snake eats something really big, it then
becomes almost easy prey itself because it can't move real
fast with a big lump in the middle of it.
So that kind of when they eat something really big,
it takes them a certain length of time to digest
it enough that they're mobile enough, so for I would
think for not sure time, they they're not going far. Well,
that'd be like you tricky with stuffing in it, right,
just inhaling it in one piece, and then you're not
going nowhere.
Speaker 11: Even my snake with his regular meals after he eats,
I don't pick him up for about two days because
you can make him throw up on you.
Speaker 3: Oh really, yeah, I throw up like a dead rat
or a dead mouse. That'd be.
Speaker 6: Yeah, And it gets expensive too, because you know you
just paid for that that rat right now, Let them digest.
Speaker 3: So, Susie, does you how many snakes do you have
that eat mammals?
Speaker 12: I just have one.
Speaker 3: Does he recognize you? Do you have any do feel
any love mema or anything like that that you might
feel from a puppy?
Speaker 11: Oh no, No, Reptiles, insects, racknets, they don't have brains
work differently. They're they're primitive, so they are just responding
to stimulus. Usually snakes are a little bit more curious.
Speaker 12: Yes, but I mean you're warm.
Speaker 3: Thank you.
Speaker 12: Yeah, some people will read that as cuddling, but they're
really just.
Speaker 3: Checking the heat off you. Not to interrupt you, but.
Speaker 6: Know they do well, let's let's say when I open
the hive up and try to take the honey out.
Speaker 3: They they know that they don't like me the first one.
They want to stank. I don't want to interrupt this
b type. But do I see a cat? Is there
a cat? Up? There? Is that a dog? Ah? Yeah, Susan, kay,
I'm surprised at you.
Speaker 7: Does he have I breaking the cat code?
Speaker 9: Thank god? It like six around me.
Speaker 3: I'm going to pretend that was a dog, a small dog.
So wow, that's interesting. Us Susan the best still so
so would you ever put your tarantula and the tarantilas
and the snakes and the same what would happen?
Speaker 7: Oh, what a snake? That's a question. What a snake eat?
Speaker 3: Let's find out.
Speaker 12: I think there would be some snakes that might My
snake is too dumb to eat anything that's not fed
to him.
Speaker 3: Huh. Okay, dumb snakes.
Speaker 13: There are.
Speaker 11: There are actually translas that will live in the same
burrow as a specific type of frog. They have kind
of some kind of symbiotic relationship there. They're not completely
like mindless eaters. And I think snakes.
Speaker 12: I mean, I know that I have a ball python
and he will not eat something that.
Speaker 11: Is not warm, and spider is not warm, okay speak
for my snake, which I don't think he would.
Speaker 3: So you you have to microwave. I was gonna saw
the mouse.
Speaker 11: I think a jar of warm water in the rackets
warmed up in that first for him.
Speaker 7: I asked a snake question.
Speaker 16: Yes, the snake whisper.
Speaker 8: So if you have a snake, like you just said,
you have your ball python. When someone has a snake
and they have it for years and they feed it
and it lives in its own habitat. Well, I guess
the Everglades proves me answers my question.
Speaker 7: But so if you let it go, it's just fine.
Speaker 11: Right If mine got out, like in the building, like
if he escaped, he'd find somewhere to live, like in
the walls, on a warm pipe or something. I released
him outside here in Connecticut, he would not survive.
Speaker 3: Cold too cold. Yep, all right, let me ask you
this question. Could you ask, snake eat a cat? Well,
not big enough? You never say no, I mean it's
too small. If you had a larger if the snake
was older and larger, it would it was.
Speaker 12: A very small cat.
Speaker 3: Okay, Well, like you said, listen, seasoning or a small dog.
But for you, you know, put some tarragon sauce on it,
that would be good.
Speaker 11: The white gray it needs the sausage gravy from breakfast pictures.
Speaker 3: We don't do.
Speaker 12: We don't have this here.
Speaker 11: The one the moth has is they put sausage gravy
on their home fries and even sent me a picture
of that and that I got that. So the other
night I made all fries, made some sausage gravy.
Speaker 12: It was amazing, really that, Yeah, I saw that picture.
Speaker 6: What if you went to cracker barrel? Do they make
that kind of gravy a cracker barrel?
Speaker 3: Is that something you? Cracker barrel? Is that good? As
it turns out? You know one anyway? You never been
to one. She's in connect Comfort. If they were around,
there's one in andover they don't let them. It's Connecticut.
Now they have, you know, more Upscary the river.
Speaker 12: I'm not allowed over there.
Speaker 3: You're pulling off the gas and it's the jockey club.
Is it times for switch to put up the image police?
Speaker 9: One question?
Speaker 3: I got a quick question that we have.
Speaker 12: We've got more more stuff.
Speaker 3: Go ahead. We still haven't heard Susie. No, how the
how the how the cataract story end? How the cataclomb
story end? They all died?
Speaker 7: I it's it's actually quite interesting.
Speaker 3: But I don't know if you have time or Okay,
we can pick up next week if you want to.
I that seems like yes, does it?
Speaker 7: I can get next tuesday off.
Speaker 3: Okay, Well we'll wait for you to come back and
then we'll put it. Is that a Cat's that? It's
a marshupo again?
Speaker 5: There you go, Well that cat looks like a cat
that we had that black and white coloring like that.
Speaker 3: They all look like that. They all look like that.
Speaker 12: So such a long haired yeah, snake, definitely not.
Speaker 6: Now, all right, So since we're gonna hold off on
Susan's catacombs, we can go back to Susie Bastille. Now
you still have more to.
Speaker 12: Go there, you well, I believe wand had a snake.
Speaker 5: I had a question, do you take your snakes and
spiders out of the road for.
Speaker 3: Tell vacation?
Speaker 11: The spiders know, a lot of the ones I have
are critically endangered and they're part of a breeding program.
Speaker 12: God forbid something happened, even if like.
Speaker 11: A draft on them, if they whatever, They're very important
spiders that need to say alive.
Speaker 19: Yeah.
Speaker 11: Yeah, And so I don't trust other people with them
because you know, somebody could get startled and freak.
Speaker 12: Out and you know, talk across the room. I'm not
gonna deal with that.
Speaker 5: I wouldn't suggest let them, you know, walk around all
over the place. It's just here they are in your
enclosed area and talk about it. It's like it's quite
an interesting subject, is those two creatures? Yeah, Like I
would like to take.
Speaker 3: Hitchhogs out on the road. But after a while a
hedgehogs or something not that interesting. Yeah you know, yeah,
yeah yeah, turn the page on the hedgehogs. Will you please, Susan,
let me ask something. But if you go away, can
you go away for an extended period of time and
leave them alone to their own devices? Or do they
need constant cameras?
Speaker 11: Both the spiders and the snake can go go a
week regularly without eating. They only generally eat about a week. Okay,
so if I for a week, it's fine. If I
were to leave for more than that, I would have
to have a very patient friend.
Speaker 12: Probably they could do it for you.
Speaker 8: Such thing as like a veterinarian for snakes. So how
would you know your snake was sick?
Speaker 11: So there are veterinarians that will see snakes. I have
a very good veterinarian who she would even I had.
I used to have mice as well, pet mice, not
feed or mice, but she would even see them, see
the mice if I need anything. There is one vet
in Connecticut that will see tarantela's as well.
Speaker 7: How do you know they're sick? How do you know
you need to take them to the vet?
Speaker 3: Is throwing up the mice.
Speaker 11: Say, aw, so there's things like when they're molting, they
can kind of get stuck in their molt.
Speaker 12: Yes, I had one.
Speaker 11: He didn't get stuck, but he came out kind of
deformed after a molt, so like some people might take
them to the vet.
Speaker 7: At that point.
Speaker 12: Back in the day, a long long time ago, I
was a vet tech and I have.
Speaker 11: Had I grew up on a farm as well, so
I have big animal experience now, but it does not
necessarily translate into reptiles in rachnids. But you know, I
know what a vet can do and what they can't
and what I you know, you you're kind of at
that point better off.
Speaker 12: Trying to find help on the internet. And that that
one that one vat.
Speaker 11: In Connecticut that sees for Angela's yes, is just a
very kind person that doesn't necessarily know a lot abouts.
Speaker 12: But I apparently also if your snake gets stuck in something,
you call me to come rescue it. Apparently a few weeks.
Speaker 3: Okay, well, but the third time tonight there is a
joke in there, but no way.
Speaker 12: Doing something, ye say, well, I only it only cost
me money so far.
Speaker 11: But yeah, I had a friend up in Springfield, mass
They had some kind of decorations in their snakes tank
that was clipped on to the side with it was
basically like a key ring.
Speaker 12: Okay, the snake got its head through it. It was
through it, and it got stuck in it, and it
was She woke up and it was like that. She
didn't know how long it had been. She couldn't get
it off.
Speaker 7: Free too.
Speaker 11: So I went up, got it off, treated what was
ripped up with the antibiotics, and cleaned it up.
Speaker 3: How did you get the snake's head out of the
you know?
Speaker 12: So all like we put coconut oil on it first.
Speaker 11: All I had to do was I held the the
ring really tightly and it slowly worked its way out.
Speaker 12: It just needed to hold it stick.
Speaker 3: She needed some lube. Do you think, thank you, run one.
Do you think at that moment you were the only
one who was putting coconut oil on the snake anywhere
on the earth. Do you think somewhere some guy in
China is doing it at the same time at commercial snakes? Yeah,
well listen on that note, don't we bring the train
into the station. First of all, I want to thank
Trevor for joining us tonight, Trevor X Trevor Z. Lightening
up the mood tonight. Right, yep, that's what we'll tell
them anyway. Also, Kim shake, Kim, thank you for joining us. Okay,
thank you. Is Sarah all through traveling the driveways?
Speaker 9: She just lived by. I think she hurt herself.
Speaker 3: Oh wow, keeps getting better, Kim. Thank you Kim for
joining us. Appreciate it.
Speaker 9: Thanks guys. It was seeing everyone.
Speaker 3: Let's see, we have to go. Sorry, Susan best. We
have to say goodbye to you tonight. Sorry, it's sad.
Speaker 7: It is very sad.
Speaker 12: Make it till next week.
Speaker 3: Okay, we will see you then. I think you're so
sweet sorrow. Thank you, and I'm gonna have I was hungry,
but I'm not hungry tonight and I want to go
to sleep, but that's not gonna happen. Well we could.
We could get a dead rat sent up here so
we could know what I mean. Thanks Susan, Susan Kay,
Thank you, Susan Kay, thank you.
Speaker 8: I just love being here and really appreciate it. It's
nice to see everybody. And does that glass you have
in front of you have the logo of the restaurant.
Speaker 13: On it.
Speaker 3: Harpoon, Yeah, harpoon ill. Okay, we're good in the bear department. Yeah,
we're we're good.
Speaker 7: No, I wanted you to take the glass from me.
I collect. I wanted to stop at Gally.
Speaker 3: We'll steal one. And thank you for the dance, Susan.
Speaker 9: Oh, thank you, Copeland.
Speaker 3: Let's say Switchy, you're next. Switch. Thanks for joining a Switchy.
Speaker 16: Hey it was my it's my pleasure.
Speaker 3: Okay, all right, everything good? You You didn't have power
there for a while.
Speaker 16: Right, everything is? Yeah, for a day, a full bloody day.
Speaker 3: Yeah, it's a long time. Was there a storm or
what was it?
Speaker 16: I don't know what. I don't know what to do.
Speaker 17: And it was a there's a Dollar General near me
where I went in there the other day and they
had to throw out tons of food because they it
was all spoiled.
Speaker 3: Oh wow, do you get any Do you take any? Hope?
Speaker 13: No?
Speaker 3: No, could have brought a snake.
Speaker 7: What's that you're you're plumbing that day?
Speaker 14: Right?
Speaker 7: You didn't have a double No plumbing?
Speaker 16: No plumbing, knock on wood. Plumbing has been good so far.
Speaker 3: That'd be too much fun. Switch, that'd be too much
fun for you. Yeah, thank you. Switch you for joining us,
very appreciate.
Speaker 16: It was beyond my pleasure.
Speaker 3: One one.
Speaker 5: Thank you very much. Wanting you're welcome. Pleasure is all mine.
I love being on the show. It's so much fun.
We'll talk to get a lot of laughs. I'm want
to show for the laughs.
Speaker 3: Yeah, it's all mine. Spiders and who knows what else
is going on.
Speaker 13: Bees.
Speaker 3: It's basically animal house, yeah with beer, you know. Thank
you very much, Al, thank you for joining glad to
be Thanks for setting up this crime scene. So anyway,
let me take the let me do the plugs. Homes
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He's a way veteran, a wa hero. You don't make
fun of people like that. We one on them and
look at what's happening, folks to our veterans. We don't
talk politics on the show, but just keep an eye
out what's going to happen. And we don't want to
say we told you so, but we did so. On
that note, this is Mac for the entire gang saying,
so you hear us next week, Please be safe, happy
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