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Speaker 3: X Files and now here's Mac. Well. Good evening everyone,
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Speaker 3: Great seafood restaurant, super dupe hamburgers, steak and cheese, Sammy
Speaker 3: and whatever they do with onions or Jah baby day
Speaker 3: out to die for once again. Big shoe for you tonight.
Speaker 3: But let me introduce quickly the members of the Hansa
Speaker 3: and Girls. He's here. You've been feeling him for a week,
Speaker 3: so sit yourselves down. It's you missed a big blocks
Speaker 3: of clean It's a big box of wipes. Wow, big
Speaker 3: sweet squeeze and kind of box a get it the
Speaker 3: big home depot. Hello back, Hello, everybody, Welcome to the show.
Speaker 3: I'm glad to be here. It's very famous.
Speaker 4: I'm all juiced up and ready to go, juice up,
Speaker 4: ready to provide succinct and interesting content, which is what
Speaker 4: the show is all about. Right, Yes, okay, good to
Speaker 4: know you go and cranking up the vibe I got.
Speaker 4: I got an extra power generator in case my vibe
Speaker 4: runs out of juice. But it doesn't look like that's
Speaker 4: not gonna happen.
Speaker 3: Actually, if you had another battery for you a little bit,
Speaker 3: I'm talking about that story there anyway. So everything you
Speaker 3: had quite a weekend, I know that, right. It started
Speaker 3: off Friday night.
Speaker 4: Talking about my weekend. Yeah, yeah, your place. Yes, that's fantastic.
Speaker 4: Fantastic food, fantastic entertainment. Great stories by al and club
Speaker 4: and h H and x H and x so bad
Speaker 4: mouth for me about me living in Charlestown and yet
Speaker 4: really just visiting doesn't count. I used to cobble all
Speaker 4: the I used to count all the cobblestones on Bunker Hill.
Speaker 4: That's how far back I go.
Speaker 3: Anyway, So okay, we had a good time. We'll talk
Speaker 3: about that mint. Also with us in the studio is
Speaker 3: uh engine and producer Getaway Driver be killing. Sorry the
Speaker 3: kiddies fail.
Speaker 5: Though, Hello Mac, Hello, everybody, Hello Alt, what's up kids?
Speaker 3: Okay, did you get home? Okay, Friday night? Yeah it
Speaker 3: was it was tough. Yeah, I said it was with
Speaker 3: but with I was going to park inside, so everything, Okay,
Speaker 3: we do the bees, any activity with the bee.
Speaker 5: No activity with the bees. I think I think we
Speaker 5: lost They're all dead. I think we lost both hives,
Speaker 5: really both hives.
Speaker 3: It was a rough win. It was really a shitty winter. Okay.
Speaker 3: So that's another that's Mom of the nature.
Speaker 5: Four hundred bucks worth of bees, if if I so decide.
Speaker 3: Yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah, if you're so decided. What
Speaker 3: do you mean you think can get out of the bee?
Speaker 5: Get you to the point where it's really you know,
Speaker 5: I don't eat honey personally, yes, so I don't get
Speaker 5: anything out of that. And I give it away. You
Speaker 5: don't give it away, so I don't make any money
Speaker 5: on it. And I got to buy the bottles. I
Speaker 5: got to buy the bees. And in the hours of
Speaker 5: ye pain in the as it's great honey. I's hobby
Speaker 5: ever had an interesting hobby. But after fourteen years, right,
Speaker 5: there comes a point. Just don't give up your other hobby. Okay,
Speaker 5: you know what I mean?
Speaker 3: Deal with that this week?
Speaker 4: Yeah, your honey in hot water? Stir it up, maybe
Speaker 4: a spoonful, teaspoonful, lovely. I'm starting to drink more of
Speaker 4: that than coffee of the evening, you know, especially when
Speaker 4: I'm watching shows on PPS.
Speaker 3: Honey in hot water? Is that what you're drink?
Speaker 4: That's it sues my throat, yep.
Speaker 3: From all that's singing from all the bacteria we breathe
Speaker 3: all day long.
Speaker 4: You know.
Speaker 3: Anyway, also with us as also the co conspirator at
Speaker 3: the party was Willie Club, head of Security Worldwide International something.
Speaker 6: Well, you know, Marca, I'm doing much better now. Thanks. Okay,
Speaker 6: finally coming down from that party.
Speaker 3: Yeah, really yeah, I'm sure how.
Speaker 4: We get home, but I can't believe how long you're there. Yeah,
Speaker 4: I know.
Speaker 6: When I went into the garage next morning, the cow
Speaker 6: was sideways. Really yeah, I've done that. It was good.
Speaker 6: It was a good time, A good time. You need
Speaker 6: acruper period after that. It really because of all the
Speaker 6: talking we did with We solved a lot of significant
Speaker 6: issues of the day, which I was pleased with. Right, yeah,
Speaker 6: before the next time, I'll know, I'll take a pill
Speaker 6: before I.
Speaker 4: Was. It was like the show point counterpoint, except that
Speaker 4: we were missing the ignorant slut.
Speaker 3: Uh anyway, Okay, so Real quickly had a team pack
Speaker 3: to stay annearal Saint Patrick's day at our house on
Speaker 3: the weekend, and it was corned beef cab, the works.
Speaker 4: The works.
Speaker 3: It was really good.
Speaker 4: The dessert was awesome. Everything was great, and Doreen was
Speaker 4: uh lows blowing my mind with efficiency and presentation and
Speaker 4: uh everything had everything.
Speaker 3: It was good. It was it was good.
Speaker 4: Everybody had everything they needed for the entire evening. And
Speaker 4: I'm looking at my watch him going I would like
Speaker 4: to be the guest that never leaves.
Speaker 3: Well, we're going to get into that because you almost
Speaker 3: really guessed I did. Anyway, Also with us is a
Speaker 3: good friend up there and down there in North Carolina,
Speaker 3: Susan ka super fan. Susan, look at a little bridget
Speaker 3: Badoie tonight, don't you think with the black turnle Nike
Speaker 3: and the blo okayas restect Yep, yep, we all do.
Speaker 7: We all approved see everybody, And you're making me hungry
Speaker 7: thinking about corned beef and cayeah, you ain't kidding an
Speaker 7: awesome thing.
Speaker 8: I miss it.
Speaker 3: And the next day uh Lois sends me a message
Speaker 3: and says, you know what I can do with the
Speaker 3: left of a corn beef is make Rubens right? So
Speaker 3: I go, yeah, okay, I'm on the two saltee cracker
Speaker 3: day dieing.
Speaker 4: Was that ruben for you?
Speaker 3: Kind of a ruben? Yeah? I sent you a picture
Speaker 3: of it. It was like, oh my god, Mac was
Speaker 3: on the die while he was so yeah, we had
Speaker 3: a good time, yep, and everyone was not well fed,
Speaker 3: I think you say, so, let's see who's so. Thank
Speaker 3: you Susan for joining us Brandy up there in kring
Speaker 3: A land up there in Wisconsin. How are you with
Speaker 3: the everybody?
Speaker 9: I'm so happy to be here. I missed everybody. And
Speaker 9: Susan looks fabulous. I'm so glad she's here to join
Speaker 9: us at the beginning.
Speaker 3: Everyone get their shades out of tonight. This is impressive.
Speaker 3: Yeah okay, And did you get that heat wave that
Speaker 3: was supposed to melt home the snow up in Wisconsin?
Speaker 7: Yes, we did.
Speaker 9: It was like fifty degrees close to fifty and so
Speaker 9: we had a blizzard on like Sunday, Monday, and then
Speaker 9: Thursday all melted.
Speaker 3: Wow. Wait, that's nuts. Yeah. Yeah, they saw them coming,
Speaker 3: but it was really rid heated risories in the middle
Speaker 3: of March. It was kind of weird. So thank you
Speaker 3: for joining us. Now pivoting to someone who knows about
Speaker 3: the cold and snow up there at Edmonton, Canada, a
Speaker 3: good friend, Kim Shay, Kim, how you doing.
Speaker 10: I'm doing fantastic. Okay, could be warmer, but you know,
Speaker 10: we got to wait a little longer. It's spring now though,
Speaker 10: so hopefully we will will be seeing that change in
Speaker 10: weather soon.
Speaker 3: Yes, yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah.
Speaker 10: It's okay, you know it.
Speaker 11: Actually, the slow melt is better than a fast melt
Speaker 11: here because if it melts faster, everything catches on fire
Speaker 11: by me. So that's it would be nice if it
Speaker 11: would melt a little slower because it definitely helps.
Speaker 4: It seeps into the ground better. Yeah, so just running
Speaker 4: off and becoming a flood someplace.
Speaker 3: Not to change the subject, but since he told us
Speaker 3: he was a male model, I can't look at him
Speaker 3: the same way. Okay. We always said that he looks
Speaker 3: like a movie stat he looked like different people every week.
Speaker 3: But now he's got the hair. You get the hair like,
Speaker 3: you know, the flip going and yeah, see they're gont
Speaker 3: flip it.
Speaker 6: I think it's Kirk Douglas, Kirk Douglas lit, Kirk Douglas.
Speaker 4: Yeah, that'd be okay.
Speaker 3: Stan Lee, stan Lee, the Marvel guy. Yeah kay oh
Speaker 3: yeah yeah yeah, oh wow, yeah right, Susan, look at
Speaker 3: I think stan looks a little thank you. He was Yeah,
Speaker 3: he was a good guy. Yeah yeah yeah. Also with
Speaker 3: us is a good friend. Uh married the medium Mary.
Speaker 3: We're gonna clap for you, you know what, just to get
Speaker 3: on your good side.
Speaker 4: Let's get the vibe going, get the vibe going.
Speaker 3: Yes, how are you marry?
Speaker 8: Oh you know living the dream Mac. I don't know
Speaker 8: who the dream it is, but I'm living.
Speaker 3: Oh really, yeah.
Speaker 4: I ran to a guy I said he was living
Speaker 4: somebody else's dreams? Really working?
Speaker 3: Was he driving a Lambeau? That my dream? So Mary,
Speaker 3: very quickly, you you were able to communicate with those
Speaker 3: who have passed on, right, I I do.
Speaker 8: And then I also look at the future for people too.
Speaker 3: Okay.
Speaker 8: I'm like, you know, double handed, as they say, double fisted.
Speaker 3: And you have a you have a an office where
Speaker 3: people come in it's almost like a shrinks office and.
Speaker 4: A what what you.
Speaker 3: Know, like a sisychiatrist office.
Speaker 8: I do, yes, Yes, it's in Winchester, Massachusetts. So if
Speaker 8: you ever want to come see me, but you can
Speaker 8: always find me on zoom. And you know, I'm plugged
Speaker 8: into the world, which is great. Technology is wonderful.
Speaker 4: It's fantastic.
Speaker 3: Okay, and which how can people get in touch with you?
Speaker 3: We'll just get this, oh, thank you?
Speaker 9: Yeah.
Speaker 8: So you can go to my website Marydalva dot com.
Speaker 8: It's m A R Y D A L b A
Speaker 8: dot com. Or you can email me at Mary at
Speaker 8: Marydalva dot com.
Speaker 3: Okay, all right, super dupa. So I've introduced everyone for
Speaker 3: this segment. So it turns out we're talking about this
Speaker 3: party we had, and now we have three questions for
Speaker 3: one post questions. I'm sorry I couldn't you know the fans.
Speaker 3: The fans heard about it in advance and they said
Speaker 3: the questions. It okay, Susan hasna but is.
Speaker 4: Called conspirator on this Okay, I better hold onto my
Speaker 4: hat which we had music.
Speaker 3: But you ready, yes, yes, right? Three questions for three
Speaker 3: questions for wanta go ahead?
Speaker 8: So you were at.
Speaker 7: Max for the annual Saint Patrick's Day party, but at
Speaker 7: the end of the night, Lois and Mac had to
Speaker 7: drive you home. So the reason for this was one,
Speaker 7: you were too loaded to drive yourself. Two, some Plumb
Speaker 7: Island fairies sucked the gas out of your car, disabling it.
Speaker 7: Three you left on your car's ignition and later blamed
Speaker 7: club for distraction.
Speaker 4: I tell you, I think it was the universe sell
Speaker 4: me maybe I shouldn't drive, But I felt perfectly fine
Speaker 4: when I hopped in the car. But when when Clubs
Speaker 4: showed up and I was helping him park the vehicle
Speaker 4: beside me, I had the window rolled down and then
Speaker 4: I was ready to go into maxim going, oh, I
Speaker 4: better put the window back up and lock the car
Speaker 4: or something. I'm out there outside the car pressing the
Speaker 4: start button to get into a cessory mode, to lift
Speaker 4: the window, and then get it out of a sessory
Speaker 4: mode and into quiet mode because if they pressed the
Speaker 4: button again, I found out you're in the start mode,
Speaker 4: but you're not starting anything because your foot's not on
Speaker 4: the brake.
Speaker 3: Right.
Speaker 4: Oh yeah, yeah, So it was in that mode from
Speaker 4: five o'clock to.
Speaker 3: Well on Saturday morning, I was in the wait for
Speaker 3: the triple A guy mode, okay, and he just came
Speaker 3: up and went, this whole tank line, Is it started?
Speaker 3: Because you would just low it, you know, and you've
Speaker 3: gone down? Well, unless it wasn't the plumble and fery
Speaker 3: second the end.
Speaker 5: The thing about that that was you could go up
Speaker 5: to that car with a jump pack and I started
Speaker 5: in three seconds. But giving given that it's a new car,
Speaker 5: if it takes a dislike to anything you've done, it'll
Speaker 5: fry a five thousand dollars computer in two seconds. And
Speaker 5: then you bring it to the Lexus Steeler and you say,
Speaker 5: I don't know, accurate deal, Go what's I don't know?
Speaker 5: What's wrong with this? And they go, oh, you've fried
Speaker 5: the computer. It's going to be five thousand bucks and
Speaker 5: they're not coming under warranty. No, because you did it.
Speaker 5: Because you did it. So that's why when you said
Speaker 5: to me, I'm waiting for triple A, I was like, well,
Speaker 5: it's better than me jumping them. And then I was like,
Speaker 5: I can set the cables and come over and try
Speaker 5: doing it. But yeah, no, it's a new car. Okay,
Speaker 5: can I jump in ahead? I hate that since he
Speaker 5: blame that, I've been sort of you know, blamed here
Speaker 5: for this. So I'm going to have to tell everyone
Speaker 5: the truth of what really happened that night.
Speaker 3: Go ahead, did you ever go?
Speaker 6: A lot of cars have them now, they're kill switches,
Speaker 6: and they have them if you come out of a virus,
Speaker 6: you hit the kill switch, depending how you look. And
Speaker 6: I hate to say it, but somebody hit the kill
Speaker 6: switch because of the way that we saw one walking
Speaker 6: down those I was fine, he could have driven, So
Speaker 6: it was strictly a kill switch. Well automatic, it's like
Speaker 6: a breathalyzing.
Speaker 3: You a little bit. Yeah. Yeah, I got to say
Speaker 3: at some point though, you said you were fine, Yeah,
Speaker 3: I was fine. But I looked across the living room
Speaker 3: and you were out on the floor, completely flat out
Speaker 3: on the floor.
Speaker 4: At least I wasn't naked. No good, No, I mean
Speaker 4: I was. I was feeling pretty good, but that, but
Speaker 4: I mean that we were off quite a bit.
Speaker 3: Well, don't you explain it?
Speaker 4: That Breau was drinking was about one point five percent abv.
Speaker 3: Okay, But it was the other thing, the other things
Speaker 3: you ingesting probably Yeah, well you're demonstrating something to X
Speaker 3: and the you're laying out of the floor. He looked fascinated.
Speaker 4: I was doing the I was doing the endurance exercise.
Speaker 4: Oh yeah, flat the prostate, as they say, on the
Speaker 4: floor on your stomach, right with the butt up in
Speaker 4: the air, and you're on your you're on your elbows.
Speaker 3: And if you saw someone doing the whole day, what
Speaker 3: the time to leave?
Speaker 11: Right?
Speaker 3: Time to go right?
Speaker 4: And he said, you know, he had tough time doing
Speaker 4: it for and he's for seconds. And I was down
Speaker 4: there saying, okay, and what do I do.
Speaker 6: Now?
Speaker 8: Based on that, that sounds like one one was perfectly
Speaker 8: okay to drive right.
Speaker 3: Yeah, yeah, yeah he was.
Speaker 8: He was perfectly fine.
Speaker 4: Yeah, absolutely, Anyway, I was more worried about back in
Speaker 4: the area of the parking area, a little near your mailbox.
Speaker 4: I said, okay, I'm not happy with the turning radius
Speaker 4: of this car.
Speaker 3: No, it's a it's a problem then, Plus alice fence
Speaker 3: is there when we first moved in. I think I
Speaker 3: gave then they give you fifty bucks, I said, said
Speaker 3: I was replacing the fence. I'll give you the fifty
Speaker 3: fifty because I know I'm going to hit.
Speaker 4: It if I back out to be like a fifteen
Speaker 4: point turn to get myself and there iculated to the road,
Speaker 4: and then they got to watch off with the boulders
Speaker 4: on both sides when they make it.
Speaker 3: Right now, he's blaming you and me and cons the
Speaker 3: corner with all the boulders that corner. Somebody clipped one
Speaker 3: of my granite posts. It might have been the Triple
Speaker 3: A guy. Yeah, no, it was further down on fourteen.
Speaker 3: But I definitely did more damage to his car than
Speaker 3: my granite. Oh really, Yeah, that's that's what it's gotten tuned.
Speaker 3: It's a very controversial corner. No one can make the turn,
Speaker 3: yet everyone tries to make the turn.
Speaker 4: If I had a big humvy, i'd go right over
Speaker 4: those bricks.
Speaker 5: Yeah, got three cameras aimed at that corner. I'd have
Speaker 5: you in small claims court so fast. It's the death
Speaker 5: of Amazon. I just made four thousand bucks off Amazon.
Speaker 5: I know you really wan't talking about that on the air.
Speaker 3: Okay, we did it. They're not my fault. They can
Speaker 3: afford it. So anyway, Uh, sus a number two. We're
Speaker 3: only on two. Good number two.
Speaker 7: So the night was memorable?
Speaker 8: For another significant reason?
Speaker 7: Was it because Lois's six month restraining order ran out
Speaker 7: the day before? Missus X, Missus Club, and missus Al
Speaker 7: all agreed to.
Speaker 8: A quick out of court settlement.
Speaker 7: Or max pet Seagull Bugsy beat you.
Speaker 3: Well.
Speaker 4: I wish I had good seen Bugsy Bugsy seagull up close,
Speaker 4: because I saw him fly away after the treat you
Speaker 4: gave him. Well, that was early in the evening and
Speaker 4: going I wonder.
Speaker 3: This X got him x Um I'm close. I really
Speaker 3: ran away like a you know, but anyway, Yeah, he
Speaker 3: was Bugsy was there for see.
Speaker 4: I used to go up to Hampton Beach with a
Speaker 4: sleeve full of.
Speaker 3: Lorna dunes. Lorna dunes.
Speaker 4: I know they're not good for seagulls, but I like
Speaker 4: eating them like peanuts. I even like peanuts. All of
Speaker 4: a sudden, the seagulls came out of nowhere. I'm walking
Speaker 4: the wall, the seawall, and it was like off season.
Speaker 4: So I was the only person there, and these seagulls
Speaker 4: are there. I know they were starving because you know,
Speaker 4: there weren't people there. So I went, okay, I've got
Speaker 4: the Lorna dunes. Let me just break a piece off
Speaker 4: and put it on the wall itself, on the top
Speaker 4: of the wall. And they came in. They're fighting and going,
Speaker 4: this is great. I'm gonna just see if they can
Speaker 4: eat out of my hand. And I'll tell you those
Speaker 4: little beaks of this they can hurt. First, well, I
Speaker 4: used to do. We had a horse. I used to
Speaker 4: have half a carrot when I had the horse, and
Speaker 4: put the fat half in my mouth and let chubbs
Speaker 4: the horse. Chubs put his whiskers on my face to
Speaker 4: feel like the relative distance between his teeth and my nose,
Speaker 4: and he would take the carrot every time I would
Speaker 4: feel his whiskers.
Speaker 3: Look at Al's face right now, must mirror my own, man,
Speaker 3: I said, some day, okay, all right, all right, if
Speaker 3: you want to kiss us. That's fine. We're not judgmental
Speaker 3: here on the show at all.
Speaker 4: Any wild animals I want to get up close? Was
Speaker 4: he a male huset or a female male chubs? Jubs?
Speaker 3: Not weird? Uh? Anyway, Susan, please.
Speaker 7: So one one true or false? You actually had two
Speaker 7: corn beef dinners last week? I did one at max House,
Speaker 7: which you ate with you tensils, and one in the
Speaker 7: stabbed Gally parking lot that you.
Speaker 8: Ate with your hand.
Speaker 4: That one was. That one was the day before a
Speaker 4: couple of days on Tuesday.
Speaker 3: Nos, you got a Tuesday night. It was Tuesday night.
Speaker 3: You got it for free? I mean right, yeah, nothing free? No,
Speaker 3: it was Tuesday night. It was after the show to
Speaker 3: go and he walks out because they had dinner then
Speaker 3: Tuesday night of Saint Patrick's, say twenty two bucks for dinner. Yep.
Speaker 3: We're sitting at the bar after the show and he
Speaker 3: just he says, the day you haven't he left? He goes, yeah,
Speaker 3: I do, you won't want to go. So he buys
Speaker 3: it and out to the park a lot. You know,
Speaker 3: we leave it was.
Speaker 4: In it to go to container because I attended on
Speaker 4: eating it out on the way home, or when I
Speaker 4: got home.
Speaker 3: But Dave didn't give you the utensils.
Speaker 4: But I was starving. So I'm in the car. I'm
Speaker 4: not the only car left in the parking lot. It's
Speaker 4: kind of it's kind of cold. And I flip it open.
Speaker 4: Oh there's no there's no silverware, and there's no plastic
Speaker 4: silver I made a note, got to put plastic silverware
Speaker 4: in my left compartment. The situations like this, right, so
Speaker 4: I said, then stopped me. I started eating the dinner
Speaker 4: with my fingers.
Speaker 3: Oh.
Speaker 4: Just the corn beef dunked in the must It was great,
Speaker 4: dunked in the mustard. Took the potato. I would have
Speaker 4: if I had utensils, would have cut in half. No way,
Speaker 4: took the potato, dunk that in the mustard. And I'm
Speaker 4: just And then grabbed the cabbage. Yeah, and I had
Speaker 4: a bunch of paper towels on my lap, so in
Speaker 4: case there was an accident. Grabbed the cabbage. I had
Speaker 4: to kind of break it up a little bit. I'm
Speaker 4: eating the cabbage. Wait a minute, I gotta cut I
Speaker 4: gotta cut it do because I'm gonna get all food
Speaker 4: all of my steering wheel. I got. I got wet ones,
Speaker 4: so I wiped down with the world. Have your wipes
Speaker 4: nice and clean. Yep, put these food away, wipe down anything.
Speaker 4: And I said, I'm gonna eat the rest of this
Speaker 4: when I get home.
Speaker 3: You can see the cop coming up to the windfield
Speaker 3: with the you know what, the light.
Speaker 4: What it was good. It was like having the picnic and.
Speaker 3: The yeah, you know the vehicle was you didn't think
Speaker 3: to come in and yeah, stay for the utensils or
Speaker 3: steal the fork.
Speaker 4: I feel like getting out and walking all right, Okay,
Speaker 4: well let's clamp from one one because.
Speaker 10: He's here.
Speaker 3: He's here.
Speaker 4: Besides, I was in the Navy. We used to rough it.
Speaker 4: Huh when we were when we were deployed and they
Speaker 4: can believe we're doing our mission. We used to rough
Speaker 4: it and we had.
Speaker 3: To deploy Newport road isand we had.
Speaker 4: Sea rats and uh, this is when were deployed and
Speaker 4: get MO do these fit and phony BOLOGNEA operations.
Speaker 3: Okay, well you told me when you were down and
Speaker 3: Q we used to just go to the beach every day,
Speaker 3: and we did.
Speaker 4: We did that. We did plenty of that. But but
Speaker 4: we were training reserve so they couldn't burn out the reserve.
Speaker 4: So we had to make believe we're doing something. The
Speaker 4: Sea rats and I think you can opener to open
Speaker 4: the Sea rats and the h the flame thing we
Speaker 4: call it thermo.
Speaker 3: Yeah, I was hungry, but anyway, I'll take you one now,
Speaker 3: the funds them. Why don't we take a quick break
Speaker 3: now and we'll be right back after this. You know,
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Speaker 5: Now.
Speaker 12: We trade files, jump on zoom and build it together
Speaker 12: lay by layer, kind of like baking. You just keep
Speaker 12: a and the good stuff until it's right.
Speaker 6: Wow.
Speaker 3: That's nice, But what about the cost.
Speaker 12: It really depends on the project. But we talk everything
Speaker 12: through before we start. It's meant to be accessible no
Speaker 12: matter what kind of music you're doing, rock, pop, even musicals.
Speaker 3: Wait a minute, you've done musicals.
Speaker 12: Oh yeah, we've done musicals.
Speaker 3: Really Okay, well, I love it. So if someone's got
Speaker 3: a demo and wants to take it to the next level,
Speaker 3: what should they do?
Speaker 12: Just head to Bristol Studios dot com and look for
Speaker 12: a recording. We'd love to hear what you're working on.
Speaker 3: Welcome back everyone to mc maloney's Military Wow Start again too?
Speaker 4: What was that?
Speaker 3: Take two? Welcome back everyone to mc maloney's Military X
Speaker 3: Files show. Here in the distance under Radio Network. This
Speaker 3: is mac maloney. We're broadcasting live from the Snobby Gallen Restaurant,
Speaker 3: fifty five Water Street, Report, Massachusetts. Great Seafood, Great Hamburger's,
Speaker 3: Great Steak and Cheese, Sammy Great onions anything else were
Speaker 3: running out.
Speaker 4: French onion soup is to die for, clam chowder, clam
Speaker 4: chowder show.
Speaker 3: Yeah, we just saw aur Meil consumed in front of us. Anyway,
Speaker 3: so we've quite a shoe feu tonight. Let me just
Speaker 3: very very quickly introduced the gang girls you see of
Speaker 3: the famous very famous wan Woe.
Speaker 4: Hello everybody, Hello Mac, welcome back to the show. I'm
Speaker 4: rareing to go.
Speaker 3: Here and to goep. Also with us is uncle Ale,
Speaker 3: Kitty's panel engineer producer. Now mass be killing. That was
Speaker 3: a mask, right, It's so you're talking about eighty thousand
Speaker 3: bees basically forty from last year and now forty Well,
Speaker 3: you know it, it happens, you know, that's a yes,
Speaker 3: you know.
Speaker 5: For all I know one of my neighbors is spraying
Speaker 5: something out in the yard to kill ticks and they
Speaker 5: do that.
Speaker 4: Oh that happens.
Speaker 3: Really doesn't name any names, but I'm not going to
Speaker 3: name his name, but I had to. I've had to
Speaker 3: talk to you about it in the past. Can he's
Speaker 3: killing the bees?
Speaker 4: Well yes, okay, you know bees are so precious. Is
Speaker 4: a big deal in the UK about preserving the pollinators
Speaker 4: and it's like, you know, rescue the bees. Rescue the butterflies.
Speaker 4: Where's the butterflies? Where's the butterflies? You know, a little
Speaker 4: tray of mud for the butterfly. That's what I did
Speaker 4: up in New Hampshire, just a little tray. Butterfly needs
Speaker 4: a little bit of mud every so often. And bees
Speaker 4: like to drink, right, like to drink.
Speaker 5: That's why if you have a neighbor with a like
Speaker 5: a name ground swimming pool and the kids go out
Speaker 5: there and splash around, they splash the water up on
Speaker 5: the hard surface around it that's concrete or bees like
Speaker 5: that kind of chlorinated water they have to do, and
Speaker 5: they'll drink it. And the problem is the kids are
Speaker 5: running around barefoot and they'll step on them and get stung.
Speaker 5: And then people come after you and say, bees attack
Speaker 5: my kids.
Speaker 3: The chlorine doesn't the bee's attachment. They like it. That
Speaker 3: doesn't kill them. The chlorine is for some reason they
Speaker 3: go for it.
Speaker 4: Yeah, so they end up with the chlorinated honey.
Speaker 5: Maybe that's a secret too. Yeah, you got a little
Speaker 5: bit of not to take some take time. But you
Speaker 5: got to realize that bees are very opportunistic. Yes, okay,
Speaker 5: So the reason that the bees are dying off now
Speaker 5: is because they they'll go and find a dead hive
Speaker 5: that has honey in it, that was killed off by
Speaker 5: Verroa mites or whatever, and they'll go in and pillage
Speaker 5: the honey and take it home. They bring the disease
Speaker 5: home with them and it kills them. Yeah, or the
Speaker 5: other thing, I think we've mentioned it before. You go
Speaker 5: to some of the excuse me restaurants in Boston and
Speaker 5: they say, we have our own beehives up on the roof.
Speaker 5: They go into the public garden and they do you know,
Speaker 5: they go into the show. Okay, Well, somewhere in Europe,
Speaker 5: I know was France, these people started showing up with
Speaker 5: like the beekeepers getting this really crazy colored honey. It
Speaker 5: was coming in reds and greens. Yeah, they couldn't figure
Speaker 5: out what was going on. Well, they found out that
Speaker 5: there was a candy factory up the road and they
Speaker 5: were throwing all the excess sweet shit into their dumpsters,
Speaker 5: and the bees are going right into dumpsters after it.
Speaker 5: So you know, yeah, you're gonna if you're gonna take
Speaker 5: honey from came out of the city of Boston. Okay, yeah,
Speaker 5: maybe some of it came out of the public garden,
Speaker 5: but some of it came out of the dumpsters in
Speaker 5: the back alleys where.
Speaker 4: Can't come out of shrafts right now?
Speaker 3: Yeah, anyway, so thank you well. Alsome with us is
Speaker 3: Willie Club security chief Willie. How are you? Willie?
Speaker 6: You know, I'm really doing great tonight. Go some nights,
Speaker 6: you know, you get kind of off, but tonight I'm
Speaker 6: really Now I'm on my game. After your party, I
Speaker 6: told you I was kind of really off. My center
Speaker 6: of the universe seemed really different from all three days.
Speaker 6: H But now it's straight. I mean, I'm gonna have
Speaker 6: to ask Mary about that. She might realize that if
Speaker 6: she analyzed how I was for the last few days.
Speaker 6: But needless to say, I don't want to buy you.
Speaker 6: But it's good to be back to reality and with
Speaker 6: the gang.
Speaker 3: So I'm I'm very happy to be here a little
Speaker 3: colon beef and can do for you Like for me,
Speaker 3: it's good to be back in the US after being
Speaker 3: doing the show from the UK for like three years.
Speaker 4: But when you're in the collection of your friends, you
Speaker 4: have this intersecting feeling, intersecting vibe, intersecting everything.
Speaker 3: And Mary maybe can can talk to that.
Speaker 4: It really helps the whole environment in the room between
Speaker 4: Doreen and Mac and all all of us guys in there.
Speaker 3: Talking about that.
Speaker 6: It's like we talked about beforehand. It's like having a
Speaker 6: colon oscar.
Speaker 4: Yeah exactly, yeah, and then then telling you like as
Speaker 4: clean as a whistle, here you go. Are you free
Speaker 4: to go?
Speaker 3: You know this guy, this is what the party was.
Speaker 3: The girls sat over there and the guys sat over
Speaker 3: there and watch TV.
Speaker 4: But notice the girls in the beginning.
Speaker 3: Well yeah, until they threw you out, I said, the
Speaker 3: whole streaming anyway.
Speaker 4: You just got to figure it out sometimes, right, You
Speaker 4: do have to figure out your space and you know
Speaker 4: how people.
Speaker 8: The multiple ones. You got to figure out what room
Speaker 8: we can be in a lot, a lot one one.
Speaker 4: I know Doreen laid it out the ground rules right
Speaker 4: from right from the beginning.
Speaker 3: There was now the ground rules. But you were on
Speaker 3: the ground like twenty minutes later.
Speaker 5: I think the women were talking about travel, really about
Speaker 5: taking trips and away from us. Well, you know, if
Speaker 5: we don't want to go with them, you know, you
Speaker 5: know that's not going to happen. Probably depending on where
Speaker 5: they're going, might go to Vegas. Probably not though you
Speaker 5: should we move on?
Speaker 4: Vegas is so cool.
Speaker 3: I'll take the trade, man, but I've done that before.
Speaker 3: It's a great rat uh. Anyway, So also with us
Speaker 3: is a good friend down there in North Carolina. Susan, Kay, Susan.
Speaker 3: How are you everybody?
Speaker 8: I'm doing great.
Speaker 7: I'm so happy all your beautiful basis.
Speaker 4: Oh, thank you so much for talking about me or
Speaker 4: mac you.
Speaker 3: But everyone. Yes, remind everybody that we when we first
Speaker 3: out of the show, we're probably not even three or
Speaker 3: four months, and we were Someone took up pictures on
Speaker 3: Facebook I think right, and the first fan letter we
Speaker 3: ever got they said faces for radio. I think about that.
Speaker 3: How rude is that? That's how I agree.
Speaker 4: I totally agree with that.
Speaker 3: If you agree then anyway. Yeah, so I was just
Speaker 3: going to I was just going to say, you look
Speaker 3: a little bridge of bido ish tonight. I think I
Speaker 3: said the deal here.
Speaker 8: But well, thank you.
Speaker 7: That's a compliment.
Speaker 11: I appreciate that.
Speaker 3: Almost Patty boys want so everything okay with you? Yeah? Yeah,
Speaker 3: how's the huss We haven't talked him about him in
Speaker 3: a long time.
Speaker 7: He's doing good. I wrote a little bit this weekend
Speaker 7: forgot to send you a picture but getting warmer here.
Speaker 3: So now do you think he'd do that kra thing
Speaker 3: with one one doing the kiss in the camera thing
Speaker 3: with him?
Speaker 7: Absolutely would, Absolutely.
Speaker 4: The vision close in is not that great that right
Speaker 4: with horses so only.
Speaker 7: Because their eyes are spaced so far apart.
Speaker 4: Maybe so Eileen's saying, Chubbs is gonna bite off your nose.
Speaker 4: He's not going to see the carrots. He's going to
Speaker 4: see that. He's gonna his whiskers are going to feel
Speaker 4: the carrot, and then he's gonna put his lips out
Speaker 4: there and sometimes he gets a little lip juice on
Speaker 4: my nose, takes the Carrot's like, it's great. That'd be like, uh, Lucy,
Speaker 4: I've been kissed by a horse.
Speaker 3: Good name for band though, right? What's that?
Speaker 5: What's that joke about the guy the horse walks into
Speaker 5: the bar and the goes right along face.
Speaker 6: Exactly?
Speaker 3: Okay, I know a couple of hot strokes. I'm not
Speaker 3: gonna say, let's move on. Uh, let's see also with
Speaker 3: us a good friend Brandy X up there in Wisconsin. Brandy,
Speaker 3: how are you hi?
Speaker 9: Everybody? I'm so happy to be here and I'm so
Speaker 9: glad to see everybody looking.
Speaker 3: At a little Audrey hupburnished, is it Audrey?
Speaker 4: Yeah right, yeah, breakfast and tifany.
Speaker 3: Yeah, breafence on her right cheek. Oh really well you
Speaker 3: know hmm. We can only agree. So everything okay with you,
Speaker 3: even though everything is melting up there, melting.
Speaker 9: Yeah, it's yeah, it's okay, Yeah, okay, there's nothing I
Speaker 9: can do about it.
Speaker 3: Right.
Speaker 4: You're like the ski, right, is that it? You love
Speaker 4: the snow shoes, snow snow shoes, yeah, okay, sakes fishing.
Speaker 3: Also, you don't go ice fishing, dude, that's gonna be
Speaker 3: the kind of dumbest spot in the world. Just go
Speaker 3: to the fish box and buy some fish.
Speaker 9: And it's super boring. But it's kind of fun to
Speaker 9: go out and hang out on the ice because people
Speaker 9: like bring their snowmobiles.
Speaker 4: Out there and get a bob house out there with
Speaker 4: a stove.
Speaker 9: They have like a little camp set up out there.
Speaker 3: And that's cold. It's cold, well not in the bob house.
Speaker 3: It's like skiing too cold, man.
Speaker 4: Think about it. You run, you run, you're on the ice, like, like,
Speaker 4: do it all the time.
Speaker 3: Go ahead.
Speaker 4: They lose a truck or two all the time. And
Speaker 4: in the lake trucks, bob houses, the cook barbecues, you know,
Speaker 4: a heat source, and you're there fishing in a hole.
Speaker 3: It's I don't get it, fishing.
Speaker 4: They land planes on that lake too, when it's.
Speaker 3: I believe it, they do fish fish.
Speaker 5: The Alton Bay Airport they call it. It's only open
Speaker 5: when the ice is a certain exactly. Yeah, it's like
Speaker 5: an air Canada would come in. And when you go
Speaker 5: out on the frozen lake like where I grew up. Yes,
Speaker 5: you walk out on that lake and you can hear
Speaker 5: the ice moving like oh yeah, yeah, it's like tectronic plates.
Speaker 3: Yep. Yeah, it makes the craziest noises. It's thank you.
Speaker 3: Brandy Bays also talking about ice and snow and cold
Speaker 3: and everything up there in Edmonton, Canada. Real close to
Speaker 3: an off pole is Kim, Kim, how are you to
Speaker 3: be here?
Speaker 10: You're scaring me? Hold on by cold?
Speaker 3: Dok uh? Once again? Male model. I look at him,
Speaker 3: I'm thinking coke problem.
Speaker 4: You know.
Speaker 3: Probably I'm seeing.
Speaker 4: His face at one of the bus stops. I'm seeing
Speaker 4: it at the bus stop right beside that face.
Speaker 10: Get out.
Speaker 4: Besides Tom Brady advertising pizza or something, we used to
Speaker 4: advertise watchers now he's got pizzas. What's up with that guy?
Speaker 3: He didn't have the money, you know, and he sucks
Speaker 3: in the air. I'm sorry. Tom Brady was our hero
Speaker 3: for like twenty years. He was like Superman. But now
Speaker 3: he's on Fox Sports. He's terrible at it, just terrible.
Speaker 3: He's making sixty million a year. Terrible at it. Anyway,
Speaker 3: stay the pizzas. Let's continue with the introductions. Also with
Speaker 3: us a good friend Mary.
Speaker 4: Yes, yeah, what if he gets invited to the Taylor
Speaker 4: Swift wedding?
Speaker 3: Yeah, I'm sure he is, but someone wants it described
Speaker 3: him as an unrelatable weirdo and and and he is
Speaker 3: in a way, you know, he's he's I don't think
Speaker 3: he's in with the the normals, you know what I mean.
Speaker 3: I don't think it's I think he's yeah, yeah, great
Speaker 3: football player, right, super dupe of everything. But that doesn't
Speaker 3: mean he's a genius anyway. Also with us is a
Speaker 3: good friend Mary the medium, and we're gonna have to
Speaker 3: clap for her, just not to break a break our spell,
Speaker 3: you know what? Okay, Mary, how are you? Mary?
Speaker 8: I'm great, I'm great. I'm very happy to be here.
Speaker 8: As usual, it's always a wonderful night.
Speaker 3: Always you tell us if it wasn't, would you tell
Speaker 3: us somehow.
Speaker 8: I'd say it in a nice way.
Speaker 3: Oh really, Or else you just wouldn't show up. I
Speaker 3: just wouldn't show up.
Speaker 8: That would just be like, wow, it was a really interesting,
Speaker 8: quiet kind of night.
Speaker 3: Yeah.
Speaker 4: I know your your mother. Maybe your mother didn't, but
Speaker 4: my mother used to say, if you can't say anything
Speaker 4: nice about somebody, don't say it at all.
Speaker 3: Yeah. Yeah, my mother said you could just say she's
Speaker 3: gonna go do the laundry or something.
Speaker 4: Yeah.
Speaker 5: I just turned something else to do. I got to
Speaker 5: give my cat a bath or something, wash my hair.
Speaker 8: Yeah, got spirits to talk to.
Speaker 3: Things to do, yeah, yeah, right, things to do? Better thing,
Speaker 3: I got spirits knocking the door down. I can't hang
Speaker 3: out tonight. Also in the room with us training us
Speaker 3: is uh. I don't know how to introduce you. You
Speaker 3: what your usual your pen name or your your stage
Speaker 3: name be? Really is Cynthia Smith? Let's clap for her
Speaker 3: songwriter performer, And I have no idea that.
Speaker 4: I got a CD from her, A signed it.
Speaker 3: If I had a list of your alcohol, we'd be Yeah,
Speaker 3: how many CDs you've done? Seven?
Speaker 13: Eleven.
Speaker 14: Number eleven dropped today really yeah from Bristol Studio.
Speaker 3: Yeah, oh yeah, Bristol Studio. You have the ads yeah yeah,
Speaker 3: great studio. Yeah yeah really yep, yep. And you've been there, hell.
Speaker 14: Line, I have been there for thirteen years. Yeah yeah,
Speaker 14: every Tuesday I go into Boston.
Speaker 3: Yeah yeah, it's it's you love it. You get to
Speaker 3: love it.
Speaker 14: My therapy and my hobby and yeah, it's just it's great.
Speaker 3: Yeah yeah a lot of fun and though in there
Speaker 3: with those people.
Speaker 4: Yeah.
Speaker 3: So anyway, Bristol Studios, Yeah, I dropped you. What's the
Speaker 3: name of it?
Speaker 13: The oh, the the CD. Yeah, it's called More Is
Speaker 13: Never Enough?
Speaker 3: More Is Never Enough. Oh, I'm sorry. And the naming
Speaker 3: of being his lip juice. Anyway, so thanks for joining us.
Speaker 13: Nice to be back.
Speaker 3: When they started talking about the hearing the ice break
Speaker 3: on Lake Hockey, I being down yours.
Speaker 13: Oh yeah, we hear the ice crunching.
Speaker 3: In the hotub outside by the way. Yeah, and it'd
Speaker 3: be like sixteen degrees and you'd hear that ice crunching.
Speaker 14: When we first moved in, we thought we had broken
Speaker 14: a water Maine because it was so loud when the
Speaker 14: ice crunches against the river. You know, it's like shattering glass.
Speaker 14: It's very amazing and.
Speaker 3: You're sitting there on twenty degree will water. So anyway,
Speaker 3: thanks to join Ann.
Speaker 13: Thank you.
Speaker 3: You're a very spiritual person. Would you say that, I
Speaker 3: would say, Okay, have you've seen ghosts, you've had experiences.
Speaker 13: I have not seen a ghost. I've felt one. Yeah,
Speaker 13: I felt I have had Yeah.
Speaker 3: I know.
Speaker 14: Actually I did see when I was living on Plum Island,
Speaker 14: I had a vision at the end of the bed
Speaker 14: of some man, you know, standing there was a.
Speaker 3: Mal was it was an old house sir?
Speaker 13: Uh, well it was a cottage.
Speaker 9: Yeah.
Speaker 13: I don't think it was haunted or anything. I just
Speaker 13: think it was something that came to me that night.
Speaker 3: Yeah, okay, that vision was Mac. No no, I just
Speaker 3: moved down that ten years ago.
Speaker 13: I didn't know Mac that maybe he was like premonition.
Speaker 3: That could be it's speaking in your bedroom. Sounds like me.
Speaker 3: Let's move on. So Brandy, you have a report for us, right, yes,
Speaker 3: I do. Okay, so pretend your music is right here. Okay,
Speaker 3: thank you. Let's clamp from Brandy before the report pre
Speaker 3: report applause, because we know it's going to be that
Speaker 3: good please, Brandy go okay.
Speaker 9: This is a report on miraculous images, and I used
Speaker 9: the book Miraculous Images by Marilyn Hughes and the book
Speaker 9: The Greatest Mysteries of the Unexplained, the Daily Mail website,
Speaker 9: the Lady of Good counsel website, Veronicaconference dot org, and
Speaker 9: Catholic Culture dot org. So the creation of really just
Speaker 9: imagery without being made by the aid of human hands
Speaker 9: is known as a caro poeta, and that's a Greek
Speaker 9: word that kind of translates to not made by hands,
Speaker 9: and it can occur throughout the world and can range
Speaker 9: from like the image of Jesus on a piece of
Speaker 9: toast to something like the shroud of Turin. Typically, though
Speaker 9: a cara poeta refers to the inhuman appearance of a definite,
Speaker 9: iconic religious image, there is a distinction that these kind
Speaker 9: of images are universally recognizable and unambiguous. There's a subtle
Speaker 9: difference between these kind of images and the kind of
Speaker 9: images that we kind of think are happening on ordinary
Speaker 9: objects like the toast that I just mentioned, or like
Speaker 9: a water spot in the image of the Blessed Virgin
Speaker 9: on a wall. The less definite images sometimes are referred
Speaker 9: to as iconoplasms or simulacra, or you can just call
Speaker 9: them miraculous images. These types of images of religious figures
Speaker 9: on common objects occur to people of any faith, where
Speaker 9: the other kind, the akara poeta, are more or less
Speaker 9: Christian or Catholic based. So I want to kind of
Speaker 9: look at a couple of the the other kind, the
Speaker 9: toast kind, that are quote unquote miraculous. And one of
Speaker 9: the most famous of this kind is the images of
Speaker 9: our Lady on rose petals. And there are two really
Speaker 9: famous instances of this. One was in nineteen forty eight
Speaker 9: there was a f Filippino carmelite nun named Terracita Castillo,
Speaker 9: and she began having multiple miraculous events happened to her,
Speaker 9: and one of those events was that she would be
Speaker 9: showered spontaneously with rose petals even inside buildings, and roses
Speaker 9: would appear out of thin air when she was around.
Speaker 9: And when the petals of these roses were examined, they
Speaker 9: were found to contain religious imagery, including pictures of the
Speaker 9: Last Supper, portraits of the Blessed Virgin, and angelic figures,
Speaker 9: and even Jesus. And then years later in the eighties,
Speaker 9: there was an unrelated Filipino resident, a man named Felix Pinada,
Speaker 9: and he planted a rose bush. He had a statue
Speaker 9: of the Blessed Virgin, and he planted this rose bush
Speaker 9: at the feet of the state. And not only did
Speaker 9: he witnessed the statue subsequently weeping, but the rose bush
Speaker 9: when it would lose petals, those petals were stronger in
Speaker 9: scent than the ones that were actually blooming. And so
Speaker 9: he started examining the discarded rose petals, and he discovered
Speaker 9: that hundreds of them had images of the Blessed Virgin
Speaker 9: and other Christian icons on them.
Speaker 3: Okay, Brandy, can I just jump in for a second. So,
Speaker 3: so rose petals are very kind of delicate, yea. So
Speaker 3: they were like images, religious images etched on them.
Speaker 9: Kind of yes, kind of like if you almost like
Speaker 9: in a negative so if you took something, maybe that
Speaker 9: bleached out the color so that it was the image
Speaker 9: was observed like in a white or you know, like
Speaker 9: you know how sometimes you can you can bump flowers
Speaker 9: into each other or fold the petals and it'll discolor
Speaker 9: the petals, they'll look darker. Well, a lot of these images,
Speaker 9: some of them were darker, but a lot of them
Speaker 9: were lighter, as if somebody had like dribbled bleach onto them.
Speaker 9: And if you want to see some images of them,
Speaker 9: I would google Philippines miraculous rose petals and then just
Speaker 9: look at the images tab. And it's crazy. I mean,
Speaker 9: it's just very odd that these kinds of images would
Speaker 9: be showing up.
Speaker 3: On Which is what gets me, is like in a way,
Speaker 3: I mean my attention is like we talked about the stigma, right,
Speaker 3: the stig monitor is a thing basically people who like
Speaker 3: altra ult religious would say get impressions of the wounds
Speaker 3: of Christ on their palms and on their feet on
Speaker 3: the so forth right. So right, yeah, I see Mary
Speaker 3: on her head and so that's psychological Mary, right. But
Speaker 3: for for a plant to do it, how do you
Speaker 3: how can you explain?
Speaker 8: Well, I mean how do you explain? It's the divine touch?
Speaker 8: You guys know the story about our Lady Guadalupe, right
Speaker 8: and saving the city and Mexico saving this new Mexico
Speaker 8: roses too. So there was a there was a city
Speaker 8: that was really struggling, and this man who had great
Speaker 8: faith kept preating to praying to our Lady of Guadalupe,
Speaker 8: and she told him one day to gather up all
Speaker 8: the roses he could and bring him down into the city.
Speaker 8: And he was like, how is this going to help?
Speaker 8: So he had faith. He gathered up all the just
Speaker 8: big big thing of roses and city and he said
Speaker 8: he you know, he laid him out and when he
Speaker 8: laid it out, there wasn't roses in it. There was
Speaker 8: a whole tapestry of our Lady of Guadalupe and brought Yeah.
Speaker 8: So I mean it's it's there's a lot of divine
Speaker 8: kind of hands and things, and I think you know, people.
Speaker 3: Can see they want us to not just coming from
Speaker 3: human physiology. Is that word right? This is coming from
Speaker 3: you know, kind of outside. Brandy, go ahead, please, Brandy, Okay.
Speaker 9: Yeah, all of this is supposed to be non human created.
Speaker 9: There is a news channel in Houston called Eyewitness News
Speaker 9: Channel thirteen and they have on their website a video
Speaker 9: of miraculous images of this kind. And there are a
Speaker 9: lot of shots of Christian imagery like Jesus and Mary,
Speaker 9: angels and things that people have sent in on trees,
Speaker 9: on rocks. Somebody sent in a photo of a baking
Speaker 9: sheet that had an image of the blessed Virgin on it.
Speaker 9: Somebody sent in a picture of a tortilla with a
Speaker 9: picture of Jesus on it. And some of these images
Speaker 9: that the video shows, you can see that people have
Speaker 9: erected shrines around them and other people are like leaving
Speaker 9: offerings to them, and I mean right exactly. In this
Speaker 9: book called The Unexplained, the authors Lucy Doncaster and Andrew
Speaker 9: Holland discuss miracle vegetables that produced images when you cut
Speaker 9: them in half.
Speaker 3: Nice, okay, And.
Speaker 9: There are numerous messages that were passed on through the
Speaker 9: seeds of egg plants. Okay, The messages were visible when
Speaker 9: you cut the egg plant in half, like length wise,
Speaker 9: and one egg plant spelled the word Allah in Arabic script,
Speaker 9: which the family took was an obvious sign that they
Speaker 9: were being blessed by Allah. And so they made like
Speaker 9: a feast out of that egg plant.
Speaker 3: The egg plant. Okay, all right, Well, you know I'd
Speaker 3: probably hang on to it.
Speaker 9: Well, that's coming up, because two other eggplant miracles happened
Speaker 9: that same year, which was nineteen ninety seven. Two separate
Speaker 9: Hindu families each cut into an egg plant and they
Speaker 9: saw the Hindu symbol for God on both pieces, and
Speaker 9: those egg plants were so miraculous that they were displayed
Speaker 9: at the Hindu temples and hundreds of people came to
Speaker 9: witness that miracle. And also, strangely, in nineteen ninety seven,
Speaker 9: a Muslim girl cut into a tomato and on one
Speaker 9: half of the tomato the sea the seeds were arranged
Speaker 9: in Arabic to tell part of a verse from the Koran.
Speaker 9: I believe it was the verse about There's only one God.
Speaker 9: And then the other half of the tomato said, and
Speaker 9: Muhammed is his prophet. So I mean, those two havels
Speaker 9: didn't even mirror each other, so obviously that was a
Speaker 9: divine message that was sent to them. There are a
Speaker 9: ton of examples like this, but I'll just say one
Speaker 9: more before I get into the rest of this, and
Speaker 9: that was in twenty twenty, there was a water stain
Speaker 9: that appeared on a cement wall of a bakery car
Speaker 9: park in Bogata, Columbia, and it was first noticed by
Speaker 9: the security card while he was doing his surrounds. And
Speaker 9: this was not like a water stain that was beautiful
Speaker 9: or anything. I was all rusty and nasty looking, but
Speaker 9: it was apparently the image of the blessed Virgin and
Speaker 9: people came. Nearly the bakery owner said after this was discovered,
Speaker 9: nearly seventy five people came every day just to visit
Speaker 9: this wall and you know, light a candle at the shrine.
Speaker 9: She the bakery owner, considered herself blessed by the Virgin Mary.
Speaker 9: That one you can see if you google Bogata, Columbia,
Speaker 9: Virgin Mary waterstain.
Speaker 3: Wow. Okay, once again, that's uh, lip Juice's first.
Speaker 9: So those kind of quote unquote miracles, you know, maybe
Speaker 9: messages from God or angels, but sometimes they can be
Speaker 9: occurrences of paradolia, which is where your mind will like
Speaker 9: make order out of random images and it'll like fill
Speaker 9: in the blinks and try to make it into something
Speaker 9: you recognize. So sometimes the people are looking for that
Speaker 9: kind of thing or really you know, faithful followers, that's
Speaker 9: always on their mind, and so that's just what they
Speaker 9: see in a lot of things. Yes, it is interesting
Speaker 9: though the authors about the road about the vegetables, they
Speaker 9: did note that all of the vegetables that were cut
Speaker 9: into that had these messages were in languages that used
Speaker 9: like fluid script to write their language. Nothing in the
Speaker 9: vegetables which are organic appeared in like straight block lettering
Speaker 9: like we would use, or like you know, like ruins
Speaker 9: would appear or anything like that. Okay, So contrasting with
Speaker 9: that kind of miraculous imagery, the akaru poeta are pretty
Speaker 9: much specific to the Christian religion, and they began to
Speaker 9: become kind of in vogue during the early Middle Ages
Speaker 9: because there was a debate in the Church about whether
Speaker 9: or not it was okay to have icons in your home,
Speaker 9: because you're not supposed to worship icons, especially in Eastern Orthodox,
Speaker 9: which is the Greek religion, that Greek Christian religion that
Speaker 9: really kind of jumped on board with these miraculous images.
Speaker 9: But if God is creating the images and human hands aren't,
Speaker 9: then how could you be blasphemous by having these, you know,
Speaker 9: having and recognizing these images. So there are five very
Speaker 9: famous examples of this kind of imagery. One is the
Speaker 9: Veil of Veronica, Another is the Manipello image, another is
Speaker 9: the image of Our Lady of Good Counsel, and as
Speaker 9: Mary noted, another is the image of Our Lady of Guadalupe,
Speaker 9: and the last one is the Shroud of Turin. And
Speaker 9: those are all very well known images. Our Lady of
Speaker 9: Guadalupe we may do in a later report, and the
Speaker 9: Shroud of Turin Will is so involved that we'll just
Speaker 9: do a.
Speaker 3: Whole report on that next time.
Speaker 9: But to get into the three just briefly, I'm going
Speaker 9: to start with the image of Our Lady of Good Counsel.
Speaker 9: This is a portrait of the Madonna and Child that
Speaker 9: was miraculously created without the use of human hands in Genezano, Italy.
Speaker 9: In the fifth century. The church in Genazano dedicated a
Speaker 9: church to Our Lady of Good Council. And on April
Speaker 9: twenty fifth of fourteen fifty seven, when the church was
Speaker 9: undergoing a renovation and it didn't have a roof, it
Speaker 9: was holding this yearly celebration that they always held to
Speaker 9: honor Saint Mark. And at four o'clock that day, the
Speaker 9: people suddenly saw cloud coming toward them, and it basically
Speaker 9: descended on the church and engulfed the church in this cloud,
Speaker 9: and so nobody could see anything. But moments later, when
Speaker 9: the cloud lifted, a complete portrait of this Madonna and
Speaker 9: Child was on the wall, and it was like painted
Speaker 9: on a thin fresco, so it was too thin to
Speaker 9: be to be moved and carried around like if you
Speaker 9: touch it it could crack or break. It's still there
Speaker 9: to this day. Soon after this happened, there were two
Speaker 9: people from Albania who visited the church and saw the fresco,
Speaker 9: and they were astonished because they testified before a papal
Speaker 9: delegation that the exact same fresco was previously in a
Speaker 9: church in Scutari, Albania, weeks before it appeared in Genazano,
Speaker 9: and they believed that it was miraculously transported to Genazano.
Speaker 9: It is seventeen inches by fifteen inches and the empty
Speaker 9: spot at Scutari, Albania is seventeen inches by fifteen inches.
Speaker 9: And after this fresco appeared in Genazano, all these healings
Speaker 9: and miracles occurred there and in I don't know what
Speaker 9: you're but Pope Leo the thirteenth had the church elevated
Speaker 9: because of this fresco to the status of a minor basilica,
Speaker 9: and the Vatican actually has a replica of this fresco
Speaker 9: at the Vatican Basilica.
Speaker 4: Whoa are these appearances? Are these images occurring more frequently
Speaker 4: later lately than say, in the distant past.
Speaker 9: Maybe the other kind that we were talking about. The
Speaker 9: paradolia might be just because people are looking for comfort
Speaker 9: and answers, you know, when things get crazy and tumultuous
Speaker 9: in the world, and so they're maybe subconsciously, but some
Speaker 9: of them may be consciously asking for signs then, so
Speaker 9: they're looking for those great things.
Speaker 3: Can I just say, but I didn't ask a question too? Okay?
Speaker 3: You ready for this?
Speaker 13: Good? I'm glad you are asking some because I have
Speaker 13: something to say about this too.
Speaker 3: You go, all right, you live in a beautiful house, right, everything,
Speaker 3: and then the area is pinpoint perfect to.
Speaker 13: Say, well, that's your observation.
Speaker 3: Ware there it is. Okay, So if you woke up
Speaker 3: one day and there's a water stain on one of
Speaker 3: your walls and one of your beautiful rooms and it
Speaker 3: looked like, let's say Jesus, you know, would you get
Speaker 3: rid of it? Would you got it away?
Speaker 13: Absolutely?
Speaker 4: Not?
Speaker 3: Okay, But I have to tell you.
Speaker 14: Probably about ten years ago, we have we always put
Speaker 14: artificial trees on our decks that overlook the river, and
Speaker 14: we have lights on them. And one winter, when the
Speaker 14: snow is melting, we had a lot of snow with
Speaker 14: the snow melted into a perfect size size of an angel. Yeah,
Speaker 14: and I tried to find the picture. I don't have
Speaker 14: it here, but I'll have to send that to you. Yeah,
Speaker 14: but it was really it was literally an angel.
Speaker 3: Wow. Yeah. See so Brandy, stuff like this happened all
Speaker 3: the time.
Speaker 9: Did you did you had you like been praying or like,
Speaker 9: did you take it as a sign of anything, were
Speaker 9: you like looking for something or looking for an answer
Speaker 9: to something? Well, we had something happened.
Speaker 14: We live in a house that was owned by a
Speaker 14: minister and his wife, and we actually befriended them and
Speaker 14: they came to our wedding.
Speaker 13: We've invited them to all it. So we feel like
Speaker 13: we've been blessed ever since we moved this house twenty
Speaker 13: six years ago.
Speaker 3: Yeah.
Speaker 13: Ok, it was a really cool story.
Speaker 3: You should see this place.
Speaker 13: It is pretty neat.
Speaker 3: Yeah wow wow, Brand, So it is kind of cool
Speaker 3: that it happens. You know, the people we don't hear
Speaker 3: I mean that it happens. We don't necessarily hear about it,
Speaker 3: right comes all the time? Brand.
Speaker 9: Okay, So some other miracles of this a Caro Poeta.
Speaker 9: Most the other known ones happened on pieces of linen,
Speaker 9: and one of these is what is known as the
Speaker 9: veil of Veronica, and this is an incident that is
Speaker 9: not found in the scriptures, but supposedly, as Jesus was
Speaker 9: carrying the cross up to Calvary, a woman in the
Speaker 9: crowd offered him her veil so he could wipe his face,
Speaker 9: and she is known as Veronica, and she has since
Speaker 9: been sainted. It's unknown whether she actually existed or not,
Speaker 9: because none of this was in the Bible, but even
Speaker 9: if she did, nobody knows what her real name might
Speaker 9: be because the name Veronica is actually a combination of a
Speaker 9: Latin word vera, which means truth, and the Greek word icon,
Speaker 9: which means image. And so the legend said that when
Speaker 9: Jesus wiped his face and then returned the veil to
Speaker 9: this woman, portrait was transferred and infused onto the veil,
Speaker 9: complete with the blood stains that were supposedly on his
Speaker 9: face from the crown of Thorns. So originally the veil
Speaker 9: itself was called the Veronica because it was supposedly the
Speaker 9: true image of Christ's face. So now the woman who
Speaker 9: gave the veil is also referred to as Veronica, and
Speaker 9: she has actually been referenced in some of the apocryphal texts,
Speaker 9: namely the Acts of Pilot and the Gospel of Nicodemus,
Speaker 9: neither of which I have read. But the Catholic Church
Speaker 9: regards the incident as actually having happened, even though it's
Speaker 9: not in the Bible, because it is memorialized as one
Speaker 9: of the stations of the Cross, the sixth station. And
Speaker 9: the legend says that after this incident, Veronica took the
Speaker 9: veil to Roman Emperor Tiberius Augustus because he requested it.
Speaker 9: He was he had some kind of sickness, I think
Speaker 9: a blood condition, and he requested that she brings the
Speaker 9: veil because he thought it would heal him, and of
Speaker 9: course it did, and so it is also, you know,
Speaker 9: venerated the veil because of its healing properties, because it
Speaker 9: has touched the body of Jesus. It probably arrived in Rome,
Speaker 9: they think, when she took it to a Tiberius Augustus.
Speaker 9: But today the original veil is supposedly at Saint Peter's
Speaker 9: Basilica in Rome. It is six and a half by
Speaker 9: nine and a half inches and it is on delicate
Speaker 9: thin linen, and it is like basically encased inside two
Speaker 9: sheets of glass with a frame around it, and they
Speaker 9: only display it one time a year, the Passion Sunday event.
Speaker 3: So you can see it. You can see this thing.
Speaker 9: You can only see it once a year. Yeah, but
Speaker 9: you can't really test it. Scientific testing isn't possible because
Speaker 9: of this glass, because because there's no air inside the glass,
Speaker 9: they're afraid that if they open it, it's just gonna disintegrate.
Speaker 3: After having been in there for so long.
Speaker 9: But people do say that they feel like they see
Speaker 9: the veil giving off a glow when it's displayed, and
Speaker 9: you know, they feel like being in proximity to it
Speaker 9: heals them of various things. There have been copies made
Speaker 9: that have supposedly touched this veil, and so they're imbued
Speaker 9: with this healing property. And one of those copies is
Speaker 9: in Vienna, two are in Spain, and there's at least
Speaker 9: two others in Italy. And the last of the most
Speaker 9: well known items of miraculous imagery is another portrait of
Speaker 9: Jesus's face, and this was miraculously infused into linen without
Speaker 9: the use of human hands, and it's the image of Manipello.
Speaker 9: And this was a cloth that reportedly covered the face
Speaker 9: of Jesus inside the tomb. The shroud of Turin also
Speaker 9: covered Jesus inside the tomb, but the burial practices I
Speaker 9: guess of that era required more than one layer, and
Speaker 9: a specific cloth just to cover the face also, and
Speaker 9: so this one, this image of Manipella, was on this
Speaker 9: cloth that just covered the face. And the church, the
Speaker 9: Catholic Church, is kind of divided as to whether this
Speaker 9: is the same cloth as the veil of Veronica or
Speaker 9: whether there's two distinct relics, And of course the church
Speaker 9: in Manipello thinks this is a distinct different relic. But
Speaker 9: some people think that the real veil of Veronica is
Speaker 9: this image of Manipello, and that the veil of Veronica
Speaker 9: that's at Saint Peter's Basilica is one of those copies
Speaker 9: that was touched to the real veil of Vernica or
Speaker 9: image of Manipello. But the image of Manipello is also
Speaker 9: six and a half by nine and a half inches,
Speaker 9: and it looks like like an artist painted a portrait
Speaker 9: on this piece of linen in the color of dried blood.
Speaker 3: Crazy.
Speaker 9: But this linen is so thin that you can read
Speaker 9: a newspaper through it, and it seems to have like
Speaker 9: a holographic quality to where when you're viewing it, if
Speaker 9: you stand one way, you see one thing, and if
Speaker 9: you stand at a different angle you see another image
Speaker 9: or a different look to the image. It was tested
Speaker 9: in nineteen seventy seven with ultra violet light and it
Speaker 9: showed that the linen fibers themselves were not colored. They
Speaker 9: weren't I guess the flax or whatever was used didn't
Speaker 9: have any color to it, and microscopic imaging revealed that
Speaker 9: it had not been painted on, and the image was
Speaker 9: identical on both sides of the cloth, which meant that
Speaker 9: somehow whatever it was transferred perfectly on both sides. There
Speaker 9: wasn't like a backside from a color bleed through. It
Speaker 9: was exactly the same on both sides.
Speaker 3: If even if there was like a hoax involved two
Speaker 3: thousand years ago, who hit the technology to do this,
Speaker 3: they probably couldn't do it these days and go through
Speaker 3: that trouble for what gain? But what gain? Right? Exactly?
Speaker 9: Well, I mean I guess you could. You would if
Speaker 9: you had this kind of this kind of relic, you
Speaker 9: would have hundreds or thousands of people visiting your church
Speaker 9: and bringing you money.
Speaker 1: That might be the key.
Speaker 9: Ahead but I mean at some point the testing men
Speaker 9: would disprove it so and in this case it hasn't.
Speaker 9: So this this unlike the Shadow of Turn or the
Speaker 9: Veil of Veronica. Even this image on the image of Manipella,
Speaker 9: is different because it shows Jesus's face with his eyes open.
Speaker 9: And there's something about that holographic imagery with the eyes
Speaker 9: that I guess is very attractive to people, like they
Speaker 9: feel like they're looking into maybe Jesus's soul by seeing
Speaker 9: these eyes at different angles when they look at this image. Also,
Speaker 9: the mouth of this image is open a little bit
Speaker 9: and actually shows teeth, which is, you know, probably one
Speaker 9: of the only images of Jesus that shows him with
Speaker 9: his mouth.
Speaker 3: He has fine teeth. I think he has a fine
Speaker 3: set of choppas. How we're going to think he's God.
Speaker 3: So why would he have dental ty kay or anything? Right?
Speaker 4: Why he Yeah, they had good dentistpect then they yeah.
Speaker 9: Right, So anyway, good. One thing the Church does agree
Speaker 9: on is that at least one and possibly two of
Speaker 9: these images was not made by human hands and appear
Speaker 9: to be the originals that any of the other relicate
Speaker 9: relics or duplicates were made by human hands. So that's
Speaker 9: that's pretty much.
Speaker 3: I mean, that's really kind of what do you if
Speaker 3: you have to think for a second, what's really going
Speaker 3: on here? You know what I mean? I mean, this
Speaker 3: is like really really bizarre stuff.
Speaker 9: Well, like a cloud comes over the church and then
Speaker 9: minutes later there's a painting.
Speaker 3: Yeah, I mean, what what's going on?
Speaker 9: How that happen? Yeah?
Speaker 3: I wonder if these are you know, not take the
Speaker 3: religious saying a lot of it, but I wonder if
Speaker 3: these are just glitches and the matrix, you know what
Speaker 3: I mean. I mean, you know, I mean, glitch is
Speaker 3: just like kind of happen. They happen all the time,
Speaker 3: and maybe that's just what this is.
Speaker 4: You can't explain any of these images tightly, you know,
Speaker 4: you say, well, it could be this, could be that. Yeah,
Speaker 4: it could be your imagination. It's about thousands of people's imagination. Look,
Speaker 4: you know, if these.
Speaker 9: Are like tangible artifacts right on the rose pedal nuts,
Speaker 9: you know, uh hmm, wow, that's great.
Speaker 3: Brandy, let's clap a brandy.
Speaker 10: Awesome.
Speaker 3: Awesome is the word, thank you, thank you.
Speaker 8: Can I talk about something it's a little bit similar
Speaker 8: to the art, but you've been to the Littleretta Charetta
Speaker 8: Chapel in New Mexico.
Speaker 3: Chapel. Oh yeah, yeah. Last week I got so many
Speaker 3: people send emails about that stairway to Heaven. I mean,
Speaker 3: can you talk about.
Speaker 9: The stairway Mary?
Speaker 8: Well, yeah, well I've been there. I got I got
Speaker 8: to actually visit. I couldn't go on the stairway them
Speaker 8: your Yeah, I went to the church. Yeah, and the
Speaker 8: you know the story about it being Saint Joseph coming
Speaker 8: and Master capperent are coming to build it and all that.
Speaker 8: But they originally did it because you couldn't have a
Speaker 8: choir of girls because they would have.
Speaker 3: To go up the loft, right yeah, yeah, yeah, it hurts, right.
Speaker 8: But it's it is spectacular, I have I can say.
Speaker 8: It is perfect.
Speaker 4: It is.
Speaker 8: It is perfect. They didn't use any nails, right, yes, yeah,
Speaker 8: it's it's you. You walk in and it's just it's
Speaker 8: a miracle. The only people they let on the stairs
Speaker 8: are people who do their wedding at the Loretta Chapel
Speaker 8: and want to get pictures taken. Oh yeah, yeah, that's
Speaker 8: the only people they let on the stairs.
Speaker 3: So the click is down there. So it's down in
Speaker 3: New Mexico. Yeah, the chapel and and just a chapel
Speaker 3: and this they needed a stairway up to the Quie
Speaker 3: loft whatever. So this guy wand is along in people
Speaker 3: think he was seeing Joseph happened. And he makes this
Speaker 3: and just go online and build and and google it.
Speaker 3: It's this fantastic you know, helios triple spiral staircase made
Speaker 3: with no nails. It seems to defy gravity, physics whatever.
Speaker 3: It's this beautiful thing in the middle of you know,
Speaker 3: a chapel. Basically no one knows who did it, didn't exist.
Speaker 8: Yeah would the wood They tested the wood, they said,
Speaker 8: they tested the wood. It came from you know, Jerusalem.
Speaker 8: And the way that he did it was he took
Speaker 8: buckets and like dipped the wood in the buckets and
Speaker 8: then molded them.
Speaker 6: Yeah.
Speaker 8: But yeah, no, it was. Yeah, it was. It's in
Speaker 8: a center column. There's nothing holding out.
Speaker 3: Yeah.
Speaker 4: Yeah, yeah, that's what the show up. The guy was
Speaker 4: just walking by, right, you showed up.
Speaker 9: He showed up, and then he just left without getting.
Speaker 3: Paid getting paid, so he wasn't in the union.
Speaker 4: It's like the first pro bono corpentry.
Speaker 3: I see.
Speaker 5: That's not that's not just the work of a carpenter.
Speaker 5: That's no, no rank and file carpenter could build that
Speaker 5: stare builders are completely different offshoot. Yeah, and that's all
Speaker 5: they do is build stairs. And you know it's funny
Speaker 5: because I looked it up after Brandy Cave the report
Speaker 5: last week and I was looking into some of the
Speaker 5: stuff and all of a sudden, like these Facebook feeds
Speaker 5: I was looking through, they were showing spiral staircases that
Speaker 5: these guys were hand carving, and I was like, wow,
Speaker 5: look at that. Obviously these guys, that's what they do.
Speaker 5: And in some of the Victorian houses from you know,
Speaker 5: back in the Gilded Age, these guys. Yes, all these
Speaker 5: guys did was build these incredible staircases for these mansions.
Speaker 9: Right, Yeah, how many of them are wandering through the Yeah,
Speaker 9: and how many of them, you know, do it without nails?
Speaker 3: And how many do without getting paid?
Speaker 4: You didn't have a truck or anything.
Speaker 3: I broke that truck. Nothing that the docky.
Speaker 8: But that's the thing. It's like they have like so
Speaker 8: anybody who does carpentrer and it kind of I think,
Speaker 8: like fine work like that has a gift in their hands.
Speaker 8: So we see them physically, whereas you know, these kind
Speaker 8: of paintings and things like that are done by a
Speaker 8: divine hand, right, Yeah.
Speaker 3: It's I mean, that's what I mean, that's what's going on. Really.
Speaker 3: I mean, these things come out and then they don't
Speaker 3: have anything to do it humans in a way. You know,
Speaker 3: you get the rose pedal and someone painted the know
Speaker 3: and thenage on the rose pedal.
Speaker 13: Are they aliens?
Speaker 3: Maybe?
Speaker 8: I think they're higher vibrational beings whether you want to
Speaker 8: call them aliens, and I'm not sure.
Speaker 3: Yeah, I mean, you know, we I think that we
Speaker 3: just don't have enough knowledge to know what any of
Speaker 3: this stuff is, you know what I mean, And maybe
Speaker 3: in a hundred years we'll say, oh, is that You know,
Speaker 3: it's the old lightning rod thing before the lightning rod
Speaker 3: was invented. If you have a house is hit by
Speaker 3: lightning or whatever, your femie was cursed forever. I mean,
Speaker 3: you know, if anyone survived, they would kill you. And
Speaker 3: then you know, whoever invented it just took a little
Speaker 3: thin piece of metal, put it up there and deactivated
Speaker 3: this whole like scary thing finger of a god. Thing
Speaker 3: just took that much. We understand that now, maybe in
Speaker 3: a hundred years, we'll understand oh, you know, the miracles
Speaker 3: and aliens and everything kind of you know, you know,
Speaker 3: it comes together, a matches together, or the same explanation
Speaker 3: for him.
Speaker 4: Or maybe Mary comes back and says, yeah, I did
Speaker 4: all that by remote control.
Speaker 3: I just had to well, let's be good to marry
Speaker 3: then yes, wow, huh, well thank you. So we have
Speaker 3: a few minutes to go, but I just want to
Speaker 3: through to the Kim real quick, and we'll have to
Speaker 3: probably put a deeper dive into this another show. But
Speaker 3: what is really happening just you know, current events. So
Speaker 3: it's stared about two or three weeks ago the sky
Speaker 3: this general Air Force general retired, I forget his name,
Speaker 3: but he was in with all the big secret He
Speaker 3: seriously was involved in black ops and stuff. He was
Speaker 3: involved in the government's UFO investigations and so on. He disappears, Okay,
Speaker 3: he disappears. He went hiking, and now they say he
Speaker 3: didn't go hiking whatever. They don't know where this guy is.
Speaker 3: And then people started looking into it, and it turns
Speaker 3: out in the past year or so, there's been five
Speaker 3: people similar to this guy involved in black ops, scientists,
Speaker 3: military people, who have gone missing or have died very mysteriously.
Speaker 3: It's in the past year or so. I guess Sae
Speaker 3: Kim is looking for his notes. But but you know
Speaker 3: when you start looking at it and you go wow, wow,
Speaker 3: what's going on here? Is it is five of these
Speaker 3: people dying are missing. Is that a coincidence in five
Speaker 3: years missing one year? Yeah? Yeah, just read this other guy.
Speaker 3: The latest guy is missing absolutely without a trace. You know,
Speaker 3: they thought they found his sweatshirt, but it wasn't his.
Speaker 3: And you know, at some point when you're searching, you
Speaker 3: either find you know, bones or remains or some animal
Speaker 3: got to them or whatever. Nothing zero. So Kim, what
Speaker 3: do you say? What's the latest?
Speaker 10: I thought I was doing the story on the Devil's.
Speaker 3: Whole that's doing this.
Speaker 10: Club's doing this.
Speaker 3: Club's doing this. I'm sorry I mixed you up.
Speaker 11: You both will think I mean.
Speaker 3: It, okay for those of you at all, I was
Speaker 3: going to.
Speaker 10: Send you some of my notes.
Speaker 4: Actually, I'm sorry.
Speaker 3: Club, I got let me club, let me throw the club.
Speaker 3: I just see it all right.
Speaker 6: Well, anyways, Mac, as you know, you know, and as
Speaker 6: you mentioned right now, because of all the chaos in
Speaker 6: the country and everywhere for the last month or so,
Speaker 6: you're not hearing a lot about this, so it's sort
Speaker 6: of getting out there, but it just isn't competing with
Speaker 6: some of the other news out there right now. But anyways,
Speaker 6: the real story behind this is there are two scientists
Speaker 6: who went who worked together. They had and they're both
Speaker 6: in the United States, and they had ties to specialized technology,
Speaker 6: some of it with UFOs and some of it used
Speaker 6: with different rocket engines and stuff like that. But as
Speaker 6: far as the current story is going, first of all,
Speaker 6: let me tell you on those the people that there's
Speaker 6: two in particular, but and the other people mentioned that's
Speaker 6: sort of not related to this. I think there was
Speaker 6: a little bit too much over reporting on it. For example,
Speaker 6: let me get through that first of all. Dennis Bell,
Speaker 6: he was a British meteorologist who went missing in Echthotica,
Speaker 6: but they found his remains back in twenty twenty five,
Speaker 6: but that went back to nineteen fifty nine, so it
Speaker 6: isn't related to this at all. You know, there's also
Speaker 6: a climate a prominent client scientist who disappeared in Greenland
Speaker 6: back in twenty twenty but a figure fell into crevass
Speaker 6: near the research station. And the last one is Daniel
Speaker 6: Robinson who was a g a geologist. He disappeared in
Speaker 6: Arizona and that's why they're trying to tie them in.
Speaker 6: But so they haven't found him yet. Now he disappeared
Speaker 6: in twenty twenty one.
Speaker 3: So yes, it.
Speaker 6: Doesn't seem related to these two recent situations. The main
Speaker 6: one has to do with this guy is a General
Speaker 6: William McNeil McCasland. He disappeared about a month ago. He's retired,
Speaker 6: though he wasn't an active scientist in this, but he was. Say,
Speaker 6: he's a retired Air Force general. He previously oversaw the
Speaker 6: Air Force Research Lab and he had ties to classified
Speaker 6: UFO programs. He went missing in New Mexico after was
Speaker 6: leaving his home without a phone.
Speaker 3: Or a wallet.
Speaker 6: Now there is kind of a big concern over this
Speaker 6: guy because of some classified information he had, but they
Speaker 6: seem to be the latest I got is that from
Speaker 6: what they've been finding is that they don't think he
Speaker 6: was kidnapped their anything. He left his phone at home,
Speaker 6: his cell phone was in the name for then he
Speaker 6: went for a walk out in the desert, which wasn't
Speaker 6: uncommon for him. But the other thing is he had
Speaker 6: some illness. You know. There's a couple of theories on it.
Speaker 6: But one of the things is if if you have
Speaker 6: a say he had a terminal illness and he was
Speaker 6: going to go out, and because he was up by cliffs,
Speaker 6: I guess jump off, you know, you may go on
Speaker 6: this side thing, And that's why he left the phone. Normally,
Speaker 6: if you go out in the middle of the desert,
Speaker 6: you know, walking alone like that, you take your phone. Yeah,
Speaker 6: so that's the latest on it. Now again we don't
Speaker 6: know for sure, but that seems that what we're hearing
Speaker 6: that maybe it isn't anything more than a personal issue
Speaker 6: with that general However. The other is Jason Thomas, and
Speaker 6: he was a scientist at Nevadas in Massachusetts, and the
Speaker 6: same thing, he disappeared after leaving his home at night.
Speaker 6: His Alpa watch was found in his mailbox in March
Speaker 6: of this year, and reports suggest that a body found
Speaker 6: in the lake might be his. But we're waiting to
Speaker 6: hear on that. So his situation is one that's questionable.
Speaker 6: And the last one is the current one too. In
Speaker 6: June of last year, Monica Jacinto Resa I think is
Speaker 6: how you pronounce her name. She's a world class meteorrologist, mettleologist.
Speaker 6: I guess how he pots it. She invented. It's called
Speaker 6: Mondaloi Mondaloi. It's a super alloy used in rocket engines
Speaker 6: for national security satellites. She went missing well, hiking in
Speaker 6: the Angeles National Forest. Now reports in March of this
Speaker 6: year have linked her disappearance to a wider concerning pattern
Speaker 6: of missing or dead scientists. That person, I guess, is
Speaker 6: one that they're more concerned about than the others right
Speaker 6: now because of the she also had secret information, but
Speaker 6: it sounds like they're not as much concerned with the
Speaker 6: fact of UFOs or something. Ye yes, they're tying it
Speaker 6: more and through espionage, yep, you know, whether it's the
Speaker 6: Chinese or the Russians or whatever. So that one is
Speaker 6: the one that's still really opened more than the others.
Speaker 6: And you know, there were a couple other ones too.
Speaker 6: One of them was a recent case in Massachusetts. He
Speaker 6: was I think a professor at MIT. He knew and
Speaker 6: he was killed in his apartment in Brookline. What they
Speaker 6: got by someone that he was in class with, you know,
Speaker 6: seventeen years before.
Speaker 3: The guy who shut the people down Brown, Yeah, I know,
Speaker 3: this is different. This is okay, really wow.
Speaker 6: This guy's from Portugal, I figured. But anyways, so that
Speaker 6: has no relationship. So the main thing now is that
Speaker 6: you know, you know, the retired general and uh, you
Speaker 6: know Monica, the two that they haven't been able to
Speaker 6: figure out on their current thing. So we're waiting to
Speaker 6: hear more. And like I said, the problem is there's
Speaker 6: so much noise out here now with everything going on.
Speaker 6: We're not getting a lot of attention with these stories,
Speaker 6: and at least they're not reporting right now things to us.
Speaker 6: So we're just waiting to see what happens.
Speaker 3: But yeah, sure, it is really curious what.
Speaker 4: Level of law enforcement is this investigation under an FBI?
Speaker 4: Thing is a government doesn't say.
Speaker 6: But of course I'm sure it's one of the federal
Speaker 6: go oh yeah, so you know so I'm sure, yes,
Speaker 6: Susan go club.
Speaker 7: When you mentioned the Apple watch was found in the mailbox,
Speaker 7: was that like recently or you know, immediately after that
Speaker 7: person when missing at what time frame you know what
Speaker 7: I mean? Did it just appear months later?
Speaker 6: What it says here is he went missing in New
Speaker 6: Mexico after leaving his home. Oh no, I'm sorry. That
Speaker 6: was the other guy in the mailbox. This one is
Speaker 6: It looks like he was a scientist in Massachusetts. He
Speaker 6: disappeared after leaving his home at night with his Apple
Speaker 6: watch was found in his mailbox. It sounds to me
Speaker 6: as though they probably found that, you know, right after
Speaker 6: that he might have put it. Yeah, someone might have
Speaker 6: found it.
Speaker 3: Yeah, put it in new was his and put it
Speaker 3: in that. I don't want to break the up, but
Speaker 3: this is cat looking at me, and I'm.
Speaker 4: Just like, imagine for half an hour look at this.
Speaker 4: It's amazing.
Speaker 6: Excuse me is looking at me? And what I have
Speaker 6: to say?
Speaker 3: Don't make sorry? Cat?
Speaker 4: I think so. I think you're right this time. Club,
Speaker 4: he's paying attention to you.
Speaker 6: Well, the cat might know something now that we don't know.
Speaker 3: Really, Yeah, he looks like he does.
Speaker 6: And hopefully Susan will have a talk with that kit.
Speaker 13: Is there an image on the kitty.
Speaker 3: Cat for images?
Speaker 4: Please Susan Chick for an image in the cat box.
Speaker 4: That would be a best couple of signs have.
Speaker 13: Come full cycle from copies.
Speaker 3: Right, you want to go doing materials sub sub the
Speaker 3: cat will think what thank you? Club? Appreciate? Wow? Okay,
Speaker 3: I'll give you up. Question Yes, please go ahead.
Speaker 10: I thought it was kind of odd that with McCaslin.
Speaker 11: The case that every one I read myself was that
Speaker 11: he had talked to a repairman at ten o'clock in
Speaker 11: the morning, and it was I think the last person
Speaker 11: that he actually talked to. But I tried to find
Speaker 11: anybody or anywhere that had any information about the repair
Speaker 11: man's words and what he actually said to him or anything,
Speaker 11: but there was nothing I could find on that repair man.
Speaker 6: Yeah, you know, Kim, it seems like this might be
Speaker 6: a personal matter. Yeah, and so it sounds like they're
Speaker 6: trying to keep it down as far as what's going on.
Speaker 3: Well, yeah, the repairman would have said that would be
Speaker 3: there between eight and twelve and one of them. Yeah,
Speaker 3: that's what they always said. Yeah, I mean so. But
Speaker 3: but if he was like having appointments meeting people and
Speaker 3: stuff like that, that's not the day you go for
Speaker 3: that long walk, you know what I mean, It doesn't.
Speaker 6: I saw nothing that said he missed appointments. I've I
Speaker 6: looked at everything about his disappearance and I couldn't find
Speaker 6: him and said that, you know, he skipped all appointments
Speaker 6: of the day he was retired.
Speaker 5: He just retired. Maybe it was just a guy trying
Speaker 5: to sell him a home warranty or something.
Speaker 3: Yeah, yeah, so.
Speaker 6: I hopefully it's it's something, you know, other than you know,
Speaker 6: a health issue that caused him.
Speaker 9: Well, the question I have about him is if they
Speaker 9: think he intended to you know, harm himself, or like
Speaker 9: you said, go walk off a cliff or something.
Speaker 6: Yes, wife told me that yesterday.
Speaker 4: Take a long walk off a short pier.
Speaker 9: You can only walk so far before you're not noticed.
Speaker 9: And within a month, you would think they would have
Speaker 9: found his remains.
Speaker 6: Right where he fell is an area I guess a
Speaker 6: very high cliffs. So it's not like he fell if
Speaker 6: he did fall off a cliff, it's not like that
Speaker 6: area had, you know, a twenty foot cliff. I guess
Speaker 6: they had some. Really, there's really some steep mountainous areas there.
Speaker 3: Yeah, they look at the bottom, they look, they look
Speaker 3: at the bottom.
Speaker 6: It looked, but apparently this is a bit. This isn't
Speaker 6: like you know, walking around the block.
Speaker 3: Yeah.
Speaker 10: Yeah, he took his He took his thirty eight revolver
Speaker 10: with him.
Speaker 3: So oh oh wow, I didn't read that. I didn't.
Speaker 10: Yeah, yeah, he took a thirty eight revolver with him
Speaker 10: a club.
Speaker 11: He left a personal device. Now, when they said personal device,
Speaker 11: I was kind of thinking that maybe it was a
Speaker 11: heart monitor or maybe like something an insulin pumper.
Speaker 6: Well, he has has health issues or that. Yeah, and
Speaker 6: the only personal device that I had read about is
Speaker 6: an iPhone.
Speaker 3: If the revolve, So that kind of kind of points
Speaker 3: to what direction you're thinking, Wow, that is weird.
Speaker 6: Though, I'm sure we'll hear more about it, right but
Speaker 6: you know, I'm sure they're trying to keep this quiet
Speaker 6: right now.
Speaker 11: Well, out there they found a sweater about a mile
Speaker 11: and a quarter away from his house right now. When
Speaker 11: I first read it too, it was a sweater, but
Speaker 11: then later I read a report that said no, it
Speaker 11: was actually an air force like sweatshirts right exactly.
Speaker 3: It was not his, they said, not his? Yeah, odd,
Speaker 3: like the honest thing. Not to get into this because
Speaker 3: we had a lease soon. But with the woman who's
Speaker 3: the newscats whose mother disappeared, right, yes, So they said
Speaker 3: they found a glove, I mean earlier and they said
Speaker 3: it finally love. Then the guy came out and said,
Speaker 3: we found eight gloves within half a mile this place.
Speaker 3: Because gloves blow off tracks you know, people leave losing gloves,
Speaker 3: you know, eight gloves that they had a test and
Speaker 3: of them. You know, he came close to this. So
Speaker 3: you're finding stuff only if you're looking for it. You know.
Speaker 3: Oh wow, there's an if A shirt. It must belong
Speaker 3: to this guy, not necessarily, you know. Also, yeah, it's weird.
Speaker 3: It's weird. Ad Mary, the guy.
Speaker 8: In Massachusetts, from what I understand, they they think that
Speaker 8: body they found in the the lake is his because
Speaker 8: he they think he walked into the water. Yeah, and
Speaker 8: he might not have been under into his right mind.
Speaker 8: And then we had a terrible winter in Massachusetts.
Speaker 3: Yes, yeah, for sure.
Speaker 6: It seems like there's an explanation for many of these things.
Speaker 3: Yeah, yeah, yeah, yep. Still very odd.
Speaker 8: It's very odd. I wonder if the burden of carrying
Speaker 8: all these secrets is also not helping well.
Speaker 3: That yeah, well that's happened in the past. You know,
Speaker 3: this guy named fire Stall, who was the first Secretary
Speaker 3: of Defense in this country after World War Two, was
Speaker 3: burdened with like lots and lots of things. He wound
Speaker 3: up in Walter Reid Hospital on the seventeenth floor, and
Speaker 3: as soon as they chained him from his bed. He
Speaker 3: went right out the window, you know, and people's had
Speaker 3: all kinds of conspiracy theories about this. He knew about
Speaker 3: UFOs and so this guy had the weight of the
Speaker 3: world on his shoulders. Believe me. After World War Two,
Speaker 3: suddenly we were in charge. We have you know, Newsley Balms,
Speaker 3: and there's too much for the guy. And that's it,
Speaker 3: you know, I mean a lot of it just gets
Speaker 3: you imagine what it's like.
Speaker 6: So you know what they say, ignorance is bliss.
Speaker 3: Yeah, you ain't kidding, man, that's I have that tattoo.
Speaker 3: Let's clasp the club. Yeah, the thing is in the place.
Speaker 3: I can't read it. Anyway, said, I'm going to give
Speaker 3: you the last the last word. How was the meal?
Speaker 13: Oh, this is what I get here. They have the
Speaker 13: best clam chowder I've ever had.
Speaker 14: I don't even like clam chowder, and I had it once,
Speaker 14: I said, And the best chicken fingers.
Speaker 3: Chicken fingers at a seafood restaurant. Yea is They're really really.
Speaker 13: Good, really excellent, highly recommended.
Speaker 3: Yeah, yah, it's really good. So anyway, well what a gang.
Speaker 3: So anyway, let's say good night to everybody. Okay, good
Speaker 3: night already I think so, it's we're two and a
Speaker 3: half hours right, check that right, so twenty four on
Speaker 3: top of you, right, Cynthia will say good night to
Speaker 3: you first. Okay, okay, okay, thanks for joining us.
Speaker 13: Thank you.
Speaker 3: And what's the name of the new album.
Speaker 14: The new album is called More Is Never Enough. On
Speaker 14: Cynthia Smith Music and art dot com.
Speaker 3: This is you and Chris correct thirteen years a record
Speaker 3: producing our house.
Speaker 4: Cynthia Smith Music and art dot Com.
Speaker 3: Okay, yeah, yeah, li'sten to it. It's I'm sure it
Speaker 3: was a lot of fun to make that much. I know, right,
Speaker 3: it's therapy. It's literally my therapy. Very cool, and that
Speaker 3: dad is rightly really true. They could take someone singing
Speaker 3: into a phone.
Speaker 14: We've done it well nowadays it's much easier, right you know. Yeah,
Speaker 14: I mean that's actually what happened the first time I
Speaker 14: You helped me find Bristol stud Remember they said, give
Speaker 14: me a song to bring in and Chris put it
Speaker 14: to music and it made me cry.
Speaker 4: Yeah, so you got to hit single out of this too, right,
Speaker 4: So he heard it he heard a single like that
Speaker 4: Tom Petty song with didn't hear a single all yeah
Speaker 4: band with you too? Sorry the backing band, Chris.
Speaker 13: Yeah, but we do bring in studio musicians.
Speaker 4: Yeah, oh yeah, yeah, that's the week we walked tells
Speaker 4: probably in there.
Speaker 3: Like we We'll be sitting there, you know, stuff that
Speaker 3: I've done in there, and we need like a cello
Speaker 3: player in this. They pick up the phone and there's
Speaker 3: a cello player there like ten minutes later.
Speaker 11: You know.
Speaker 3: It's it's it's it's great in a way. It's yeah,
Speaker 3: it really is. So Bristol Studios highly recommended and affordable too.
Speaker 3: They're not insane even they do a lot of wife
Speaker 3: in Disney and.
Speaker 14: Oh yeah yeah, the Boston pops and Hollywood. They they've
Speaker 14: done Hollywood, but very down to earth, very approachable.
Speaker 13: They're in Boston. Ye, so they they work on high
Speaker 13: level stuff and they.
Speaker 14: Work on you know stuff like yeah, little people like us.
Speaker 3: Yeah. And one last thing, so they were across the
Speaker 3: street from Berkeley, which was really kind of weird, that
Speaker 3: funky building, right.
Speaker 4: Uh.
Speaker 3: Then they moved down the street and they took over
Speaker 3: an old bank. I've told you this before. And one
Speaker 3: of the studios is in the vaulved I mean the vaults,
Speaker 3: and it's just nuts. And that's that they had the
Speaker 3: Harvard Whippols in there and all that kind of stuff.
Speaker 3: It's really quite a place. It's kind of cool. What's
Speaker 3: the studio Austin? Don't have to get a tour down there?
Speaker 3: Can I call up and get a tour? Yeah? Sure,
Speaker 3: they'd love to give you a tour. I haven't been
Speaker 3: down there since I've done everything on Zooms Studio when
Speaker 3: they're still building it not complete. Yeah, it's pretty cool. Anyways,
Speaker 3: Thank you, Cynthia, thank you. I appreciate that. Uh, we're
Speaker 3: going to say good night to Mary. Mary. Thank you, Mary,
Speaker 3: thank you.
Speaker 8: Thank you everyone. It was great to be here as usual.
Speaker 3: Okay, and we'll forget about the Super Bowl next years
Speaker 3: double as the March madness. Nothing nothing coming through.
Speaker 8: Save your money right now, it's.
Speaker 3: Too late for that. Thank you, very very appreciate it. Kim,
Speaker 3: thank you, Kim, Kim Shay.
Speaker 10: Thank you. It's an awesome night. I've learned a whole
Speaker 10: bunch of nights.
Speaker 3: I can see him in like a man's perfume, man,
Speaker 3: a man's aroma, and yeah for the mature man, stinky okay, yeah, okay,
Speaker 3: with a little exclamation bing on, Thank you, Kim. We
Speaker 3: appreciate it. Thank you well, Brandy, Thank you very much, Brandy.
Speaker 3: Just how to get Oliver is?
Speaker 9: Everybody's got a harsh Another great night hanging out with
Speaker 9: you guys.
Speaker 3: Thanks for joining us. We appreciate it with you. I
Speaker 3: love you too, Susan, Kay, thank you, thank you. Can
Speaker 3: I can't go to bed or eat something now or
Speaker 3: do what he does best.
Speaker 7: He's tired now. Look, I'm tired of staring at you
Speaker 7: on the screen. About ten minutes in the Brandy story,
Speaker 7: she was.
Speaker 4: Very did you say, Brandy?
Speaker 3: Now we know I thought it was me.
Speaker 4: All right, there's a reaction there. You're welcome, Susan. Love
Speaker 4: to have you all the time.
Speaker 3: Club, Thank you, Club, Thank you, club, you love you.
Speaker 3: I know what that means. Yeah, thank you club, Thank you. Well.
Speaker 3: Thanks el. Glad to be here. You want to go
Speaker 3: shat the cars now or we might need to get
Speaker 3: away tonight at one one. Thank you as always.
Speaker 4: You're welcome, glad to be here, happy to be anywhere.
Speaker 3: Really, let me give the pluge okay, well we know
Speaker 3: the plugs. The plagues are almost Our troops is an
Speaker 3: organization that we've talked about for many, many years. There
Speaker 3: are people who build houses especially adapted for our veterans
Speaker 3: who've been wounded in action after nine to eleven. That's
Speaker 3: the Iraq War, the Fgian war, and I'm sure this
Speaker 3: latest war will have like casualties from that. And what
Speaker 3: they do is they build these homes specifically adapted to
Speaker 3: their needs. Okay, so low account of space, not a
Speaker 3: lot of stairs, things like that. And when they've done
Speaker 3: with them, they rip up the mortgage, They give them
Speaker 3: the keys. It's their house forever. They don't have to
Speaker 3: worry about that mortgage payment hanging over their head every month.
Speaker 3: They well kind of rejoin society. I hate that phrase,
Speaker 3: but that's what happens. These are people who give a
Speaker 3: lot to us. We should give a lot to them,
Speaker 3: almost our troops. Please google them, see what they're about.
Speaker 3: The good news is that they've done about last time
Speaker 3: I talked to them, I think they built one hundred
Speaker 3: and seventy five of these houses. You know, when I
Speaker 3: went to one of them down to mess a poet,
Speaker 3: excuse me, and it was beautiful. Okay. The problem is
Speaker 3: that waiting list is over a thousand. Okay, So Holmestra
Speaker 3: troopless trying to you know, help them out. And then
Speaker 3: I hate to bring down the show, but this happened
Speaker 3: this week and I have to mention it. Okay, there's
Speaker 3: a guy named Robert Mueller. We know him because you're
Speaker 3: He was the head of the FBI, and he was
Speaker 3: the guy who who investigated whether Trump's first campaign was
Speaker 3: involved with the Russians or not. He found they were,
Speaker 3: but not enough to prosecute him. Okay, so that didn't happen.
Speaker 3: He basically found him not responsible. Robert Mueller was a
Speaker 3: was a marine. First, he went to Princeton, went to
Speaker 3: Princeton get a degree, and then he went to Vietnam.
Speaker 3: Who does that, I mean, but he does. He did.
Speaker 3: He went to Vietnam. He got a bronze star in Vietnam, which,
Speaker 3: if you know about bron styles, that's the next to
Speaker 3: the Medal of Honor. It's very high to get any
Speaker 3: of these things in a purple heart. Went on to
Speaker 3: join the government, became the FBI director, was there for years.
Speaker 3: He became the FBI director a week before nine to eleven.
Speaker 3: You imagine that all of a sudden, now he has
Speaker 3: nine to eleven, and you know, and he was a
Speaker 3: very capable guy. And he died and Trump said I'm
Speaker 3: glad he's dead, okay. And we talked about Jesus a
Speaker 3: lot tonight. I think Jesus was outstanding human being, you know,
Speaker 3: for whatever he was. He would never say that, Okay.
Speaker 3: So if these people who are religious who follow Trump,
Speaker 3: think to yourself, would Jesus have said that?
Speaker 4: No way.
Speaker 3: Anyway, this is Max for the entire year. He's saying
Speaker 3: to you, hear us. Next time, be safe, be happy,
Speaker 3: and bye bye.