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Good evening, everyone, Welcome to macloney's Military Sound Show here
on the Distant Thunder Radio and Net. This is mc maloney. Wow,
what a show already, What a show we have for
you tonight, broadcasting live from the Stava Galley, fifty five
Wanta Street, and there we would great seafood, great hamburgers,
a great steak and cheese. Himmy anyway, let me introduce.
We have quite a show few tonight.
Speaker 1: Let meet Wow, okay yo am I we have quite
a show for you tonight. Let me introduce the members
of the posse. Girls. Get ready to sit yourself down,
get your fan, get a box clean makes you a
big one big bucks of wipes. She is Susan Kake,
comes prepared across the puddle, Brave Famous one one.
Speaker 2: Hello everybody, Hello girls, Hello, ships at sea and everybody
on it.
Speaker 6: Welcome to the Macnamaudy Show. I'm glad to be here.
Speaker 2: As a matter of fact, at this rate, I'm glad
to be anywhere.
Speaker 1: There was a moment, right yeah, yeah, what's going on
with you? Wanting? And do you have fish and chips? Lightly?
Speaker 6: No, I haven't. Okay, I've had chips, but no fish.
Speaker 1: Good.
Speaker 6: I think that's what I'm lacking now as fish.
Speaker 1: Well, you know, the chips are the healthy part of it,
so good for you.
Speaker 6: That's true.
Speaker 2: Everything, especially the ketchup that I use, is just amazingly good. Yeah, yeah,
I heard about an English ketchup.
Speaker 1: What is it?
Speaker 7: It is?
Speaker 6: It's good. I used to be not a ketchup person,
but you know.
Speaker 1: Good but not not sugary. Not it's more spicy than sugary.
Speaker 6: Spicy.
Speaker 2: It's a good brand that's local and they know how
to do it. It's you know, you go to some
of these stores and it's like they got that hind stuff.
Speaker 6: It just doesn't cut it down.
Speaker 1: That hind stuff sucks. Listen, We've got to make a
big announcement tonight. But I'm going to tease it right.
You're you might be.
Speaker 2: Moving to another country soon. Yes, that's right. I'll be
working on it. Good, I'll be on the logistics. Are
logistics inventorious.
Speaker 1: I'll take about a year to do it. Also with us, No,
it's not gonna take that long. No is our international?
What is? He corresponded down there and my sister's tank
talk West Virginia Switchblade Steve Wood Switchy.
Speaker 8: Great to be here representing West Virginia.
Speaker 1: Uh huh, okay, in the past week, how many donuts
have you eaten?
Speaker 8: I haven't had any donuts.
Speaker 1: Good for you.
Speaker 8: I had fish and chips tonight, thought.
Speaker 1: Oh, did you really did you eat the fish in
the chips? Well?
Speaker 9: I had.
Speaker 3: I had a few fries, and I went and got
the four piece fish deal and I really two of them.
Speaker 8: Will and I had to tonight. You can get it
with a corn on the cobb.
Speaker 1: Also, let me ask you this, what kind of fish
are they'm cooking for you in West Virginia.
Speaker 3: Well, I think that might be a three eyed fish
out of the team. Okay, it's okay, I don't see
the eyes anymore.
Speaker 2: Okay, that's good radioactive fish like they haven't the Simpsons.
Speaker 1: As long as it's not a brown trout, you're all set.
You know, there's a joke this summer, no club tonight clubs.
That mean we haven't gonna Okay, she'll tell us when
we introduce no Club Tonight club on a secret mission
from the month of November, No raven Tonight. She's still
celebrating her twentieth wedding anniversary. Good kid twentieth. Well that's
what she said. Lord I can't see that she get
married to tenth some more. Also with us, who do
I go to nat?
Speaker 2: Oh?
Speaker 1: Wow, super fans, Susan, how are you?
Speaker 7: I'm doing great? How is everybody? It's nice to see
all your beautiful faces.
Speaker 1: She looks like a little bit. Was it George Harrison's wife?
What's her name? Patty Boyd?
Speaker 2: Patty Boyd, Susan, you have a little Patty boy thing
going on tonight, right am? I?
Speaker 1: Right? Dre's a good thing. Check her out Patty Boyd
and Cynthia Lennon like fifty to fifty right?
Speaker 10: Oh really, that's nord to care.
Speaker 1: Also with us, there we go. I gotta be hit
myself now.
Speaker 6: They want a blonde here?
Speaker 1: Of blondes? Yeah yeah, there's a trends. Move to Sweden
if you want to see blondes there, dude, you're going
to another country, right is it? Sweden?
Speaker 6: What a blonde here? Blondes and redheads everywhere?
Speaker 1: Oh? Here we go. That's the trigger. Also with us,
is a good friend down there? And excuse me Connecticut,
Susie best you know, Susie.
Speaker 11: I always feel slightly unsafe when you guys start to
talk about redheads. I need like a panic button.
Speaker 1: That's good, we have a panic. But when we talked,
what's the trigger?
Speaker 2: Is there trigger? Ferries that pays it?
Speaker 1: Don't just someone told me when I was ten years
old to avoid redheads, right, and it's like the best night.
You need one of those easy buttons from Staples and
just push it, Susie, how are you?
Speaker 11: I Actually I had a horrible day. So it's up
to you guys to turn it around.
Speaker 1: Forget about it. Let's stop. It's stop the show right now,
tell us about it will be our shrinks.
Speaker 11: So today was the first full eight hour day I
have worked physically in the office in four.
Speaker 1: And a half years since COVID go ahead.
Speaker 11: And the coffee machine broke. And then I got home
and there was a Marshall here who is in the
wrong building. But he tried to serve me a fiction
papers that weren't for me. And I'm like freaking out panicking.
Speaker 1: Not why though, why?
Speaker 11: I'm like, well that's what I was saying. Why, Like
what did I do? I pay my rent and I
don't any trouble.
Speaker 1: What's going on?
Speaker 2: You see the tarantula's Is that what happened?
Speaker 1: Maybe that was it? Wow, huh, so we have to
cheer you up? Is that our goal tonight? Yes?
Speaker 11: If not, I do have my shut up shirt on.
Speaker 1: Shut up? Yes, perfect.
Speaker 2: Wow.
Speaker 6: From the back, it' says bugger wow.
Speaker 1: We don't want to know, it says in the back.
Wellt's also here in the studio. Not the studio, but
stop a Gelly. Here is our engineer, producer, beekeeper, pot grower,
Uncle Al, the kiddie's pal. Hello, everybody, our alum.
Speaker 9: I gotta tell you, Susie, I've had a worse day,
but I'm not going to go into it. Don't because
I don't want to depress people. But I had a
really unless we need time show at the end of
the show, if you really need time, I can depress everybody.
Speaker 1: L is in a big fight with Amazon, and Al's losing, right.
Speaker 9: I don't know, well, I don't know, if I don't know,
if I'm yeah, I don't know if I'm losing. But
I gave them an estimate. They took down half his fence.
It's a whole other thing.
Speaker 1: It's a real mac after also with us if we
don't want to you know, uh, we don't want him
to think any less about Americans. Up there in Canada.
I don't know what about to say to you. Kim
up there in U up there in Edmonton, Canada. I'm
thereabouts is a good friend, Kim Sha Kim. Let's clap
him in because he's Canadian. That's the only reason bowling bowing.
Speaker 10: I'm honored.
Speaker 1: I kept how are you?
Speaker 10: It's nice to be you with the crew tonight. Totally.
Speaker 1: You went flying today flying, Yeah, you went a plane.
Speaker 12: Unbelievable day, just unbelievable in Edmonton, Alberta.
Speaker 1: But where where where were you flying? And what well I.
Speaker 12: Wasn't really in it, but I mean I fly the
oh yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah, a thirty.
Speaker 10: Five cc wingspan.
Speaker 1: Yeah.
Speaker 10: Kind of like training the Ukrainians.
Speaker 1: How to Okay, what's the difference find them?
Speaker 10: Like I have my shirt on. I have my shirt.
I don't know if you guys can see it.
Speaker 9: That's a shut up to present excellent. Wow, okay, drone
bomb in a tank.
Speaker 10: Trying to train.
Speaker 12: We're trying to train guys to you know, you can
go over and make a good wage and help both
the Ukrainians.
Speaker 1: I'll tell you what's the difference. Because there's an airport
that leaves down my own airport and these people go
down there would were they av Us radio control jets.
They have the you see these planes and go what's
the difference between that and a drone? I mean literally
they like half the size of a regular plane. It's
I think it's the speed of the jets. These are
running turbines literally, and they're kind of fast. I mean,
I think it would be tough to control one to
aim unless you aim it into something by itself and
you place, you have to well you have to lift
that weight too, the way that they think. But they
ply them at night and they have those glow lights
on them. You know, you see these things flying around
at night. They got what the.
Speaker 10: Yeah, that's neat see too, isn't it. It is a
spectacle and there.
Speaker 9: But those things are very expensive. I mean I talked
to a couple of the guys that fly those things,
and you know it's a ten thousand dollars for lack
of a better word, totally right, easy ten.
Speaker 1: Grand the turbines and that.
Speaker 10: Yeah.
Speaker 9: And what they said to me was, you got to
get a license, you got to have insurance, you know,
all this stuff, and then you every time you fly it,
you have to be ready to have it crashed and
you lose ten thousand dollars.
Speaker 10: It's a very confusing.
Speaker 1: It's a big boys toy, you know, it's not, But
isn't it. Don't they come back that mine's not that expensive?
Speaker 10: But I mean, you know, still it's like, yeah, you
lose a couple.
Speaker 1: Of grand Yeah, real fast.
Speaker 12: You can recover stuff, though not everything, you know, unless
it lands in the river.
Speaker 10: I kind of fly close to our river, so.
Speaker 1: They don't want to the river it's going.
Speaker 9: To these guys were these guys were worried about if
they if it crashes into a field, the turbines are
so hot, they'll start a fire. Or they had a building,
they had a house, they'll like the house on fire.
So these guys have heavy insurance La drunes.
Speaker 1: Anyone.
Speaker 10: But I mean that those guys started up that whole
I mean yeah, I mean this whole r C clubs
in the world.
Speaker 12: Yeah, yeah, basically perfected and designed the war.
Speaker 1: That's going on. There are people who have seven forty
seven's right, I mean they are literally almost half the
size of a pipe cup easily, you know, and they
get four jet engines on. Don't they return? Didn't you
tell me this. Don't they get on this.
Speaker 9: They are programmed if you lose radio contact with them,
like if you're flying it and it gets away from you,
they're in. These guys told me that in theory, they're
supposed to go into a circular pattern to try to
get back into your frame of control. And if they don't,
then they're they're programmed to after a certain amount of time,
if they're running low on fuel, to drop their landing
gear and shut down the turbine to try to cool
it off enough so when it does hit the ground
it won't start a fire.
Speaker 1: Yeah, that's the procedure, right, Yeah, a lot of moving
pots on that.
Speaker 9: But you know, then we see the fire engines out
there out in the marsh.
Speaker 1: Somebody lost one.
Speaker 9: Actually we lost the entire island lost power one time
because somebody flew on into a telephone pole and it
took out the entire island for like four hours.
Speaker 1: All it takes is one while it's a terrorist, we
don't have to.
Speaker 6: Pay for that or what.
Speaker 1: They were insured. So maybe there.
Speaker 4: Is what was the insurance for, But I think you're
kind of answering my question.
Speaker 7: Now that's what it's for, exact talking about in case.
Speaker 9: You cause a liability huge. Oh yeah, and you can't
just buy one and fly it. You have to be training.
You have to get a license, so you have to
be trained by people who know what they're do. Have
to really for those things for the jets.
Speaker 1: Yeah, why they.
Speaker 11: Won't let me use the drone we have at work?
Speaker 1: Yes, exactly. Maybe listen, when do we do this?
Speaker 6: Over said, you have a license for that thing?
Speaker 10: Yeah, well they changed all our rules down here.
Speaker 12: We all have to be licensed and you can't do this,
and you can't do that if you get caught, there's
huge fines.
Speaker 1: And Canada, it's the same thing down here. Believe it.
They actually have a sure.
Speaker 9: They've said that they limit the jets in the United
States to a certain speed, and they've said that there's
actually been times when the police have been at the
end of the runway with a radar gun check it
because these planes are capable of flying a lot faster
than Yeah, then they're loud, so they and these guys
fly them down the runway yet you know, six feet
off the ground at full speed.
Speaker 1: Yeah, it's funny.
Speaker 10: I know. Guys get very very good.
Speaker 1: Here we go, so listen, not to change the subject.
But when we do this, we have a top ten
tonight just to stop the show on. And I think
Susan Kay has his top ten correct.
Speaker 7: Susan Kay, Sorry, I'm mute.
Speaker 1: I mean Patty and I'm ready to go. I mean
Patty boyd Okay, So you have what is the title tonight?
That's agot.
Speaker 4: The title tonight is top ten things one one has
to do before he returned to the United States.
Speaker 1: Top ten things one one has to do before he returns.
So listen, you have a big announcement there around wanting
you're gonna come back sometime soon.
Speaker 2: Yeah, we're targeting our arrival in the United States of
America around We don't have an exact date, but it's
gonna be around March.
Speaker 1: Tease much March. We're not gonna be around in March. Man, Yeah,
we're gonna be radioactive rice crispies by March.
Speaker 2: But anyway, let's say what the flight is and then
the date. But that's some things to do and before
we even book a flight. But wow, we've got British
airways and uh, I'll be kissing the ground. I guess
I can't kiss the time I got to kiss the linoleum.
Speaker 6: At the arrival, he.
Speaker 9: Kiss the storm terminal E. Right, if we're kissing the
ground the terminal E floor.
Speaker 1: Yeah yeah, Staate copsuled a rescue like that, all right?
Listen Top ten too much fun. Susan Kay has the
top ten. It's like top ten things that one one
has to do with free returns to the Unite States.
Let's start the music. Here the music, please here.
Speaker 4: Number ten, Number ten trade in all his magic beans
for cold cash.
Speaker 1: Yeah, okay, there was his investment scheme didn't go with
the way he wanted. He's got to break even.
Speaker 4: Number nine, please, number nine return all of Lily James's
soil dresses laundered with a hint of stocks.
Speaker 2: That ain't happening. That ain't that's not happening.
Speaker 7: Those little pervert hedgehogs. Just one more time.
Speaker 2: I missed the hedgehogs. I'm having it here at the flat.
I had him in the cottage that we had.
Speaker 1: You had them in your house, and don't they aren't
they able to.
Speaker 2: Where we're living now? There's our hedgehogs.
Speaker 1: Aren't these hedgehogs able to self pleasure themselves? Yes?
Speaker 6: Yes, it's one of the reasons why you don't want
to have them with pets.
Speaker 9: Yeah, yeah, to say the least, it spends so much
time entertainment though you never know.
Speaker 1: Number seven, Please.
Speaker 4: Susan number seven, visit the queen's grave and put a single, sorry,
single extra large banger on top of her tombstone and
say the words, madam, it is done.
Speaker 6: It missed the mash to go with him.
Speaker 9: Wow, banger is a sausage, by the way, Thanky.
Speaker 2: Next, you don't want to call him a banger though, right?
Speaker 1: Do we want to know? Yeah?
Speaker 2: They when you cook him sometimes they sort of pop,
they sort of explode. He'll explode right through the casing.
Speaker 1: Okay, that's what my dad said. Yeah, wait for that
is the best deal.
Speaker 9: She's ready to leave, So let's let's move on number
six or seven.
Speaker 1: What is there?
Speaker 4: Six thing one one has to do before he returns
to the US. He'll have to return Prince Andrew's missing
seventy third Teddy Bear unwashed, just the way he likes it.
Speaker 1: Best try to get that joke, next, Susankay.
Speaker 4: Next number five, he'll have to set up a meeting
with the I R. S and Dave from the stab
at Galley to figure out a long term payment plan.
Speaker 7: To pay off just the interest on his podcast.
Speaker 2: Now listen, right, and that's a miss I got to say,
that's right now on my credit cards.
Speaker 1: One one this is a joke. It's a joke, but
one was a very generous guy. He never stiffs on
and they you know, pick up the bill. Ever that
I know you, right, Wannie, right right? We we fight
like male nerves over the big tips. Yeah right, let's
go big? What big tips? Oh? I misunderstood that there
was something else. So you are going to send that
hundred bucks? You want me right?
Speaker 2: A large gratuity?
Speaker 1: Nice please, Susan cake a sense, I mean, Paddy.
Speaker 7: He'll have to stock up on as much spotted dick
as you can Country.
Speaker 1: Whis Club.
Speaker 6: We never had spotted dick.
Speaker 7: Well that's what.
Speaker 2: We've had towed in the hole though I've had that, and.
Speaker 1: That's even worse. Nice please, Susan.
Speaker 4: Number three, he'll have to return the victorious cross they
stole from adam Ant in turn stole it from Rods.
Speaker 1: To it ever hear that story?
Speaker 6: Really?
Speaker 1: No, I realize today writing that down that adam Ant,
when you put it together, it's Adamant. Is that how
he got his name? Adamant? I have no idea. I
forget that. Have you heard that story that guy about
Adam Man. So he was big for like about three weeks. MTV,
don't drink, don't smoke, what do you do?
Speaker 6: Right?
Speaker 1: Yeah? That was that was it? Right? He came out
and he said, I'm better than the Beatles. My album
is better than Side and Peppers. So, like, you know,
two months later, you don't know where this guy is.
So what happens? He made some mommy and he went
to the Shirt and Pub in London, and Kim looks
like he knows. He's heard the story. He go in,
he get drunk, he'd get abusive. They throw him out. Okay, fun, Right,
he went back to like sixty Knights in a Row
or something and did this. They put him in a
mental institution. This is Adam Man. Put him in mental
institution for a year. They let him out. The first
thing he did was went back to that box. Okay.
It went back and forth, back and forth. And he's crazy.
But he's on tour. He's in Vegas. I mean he's
still doing one song. Susan next, we got to kill
a lot of time tonight, so I'm trying to fill
that Susan Want's the.
Speaker 4: The second thing one one will have to do before
he turns to the US. He'll have to get rid
of that box of depends that he sent Keith Richards
on his eightieth birthday, which was returned with the note
that said, please send to make Okay.
Speaker 1: It was a nice gesture when you up morning buy. Wow,
let's get out of this. We need go ahead.
Speaker 2: I wish I kne where they were because you know, don't.
Speaker 1: Okay it depends. Yeah, they're not used. That's the pains
to please number.
Speaker 4: One and the number one thing one one has to
do before he returns to the United States.
Speaker 1: Start swimming, swimming and looks like what you do which
you put your shirt back on the.
Speaker 13: Wow?
Speaker 1: Oh man, okay, why don't we do this?
Speaker 6: Why do we Let us see my list, my checklist.
Speaker 1: Let me take a commercial breakdown and we group and
figure out if we're going to go on. Okay, we'll
take a vote until then. This ye're listening to mcloney's
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Speaker 1: Welcome back everyone to Mac Maloney's more Track Stile show
here on the distance then of radio network. News is
Mac Maloney. Wow, what a show we have for you tonight.
Very quickly, let me introduce you the members of the
Possum Girls. Let statag, Let me stat again, stat again.
I have to I was playing CODs all afternoon. They
had no food, all right, no food, no food food there.
Welcome back everyone to Mac Maloney's Mood Tracks all show
here on the distance on the radio network. This is
Mac Maloney. Want the show we have for you tonight. First,
let me introduce you quickly to the members of the
Plas Girls. You know he's here. You can feel his
vibe across the puddle, the very famous one one oh
a mackill.
Speaker 2: Everybody. I hope you can feel my vibe because I've
had my vibe tuned up recently. Really yeah, good for you.
I have a checked have a vibe vibe vibrometer.
Speaker 8: Where did you put this part.
Speaker 2: Wrap around, wrap it around your head, around your head
measures your vibe, okay, and it comes out and you
know your vibe. You really have to target your vibe. Uhhh,
you just have it randomly, randomly everywhere. Okay, good, target
your vibe you can you can, okay, intensify the beam
of the vibe.
Speaker 6: That's what you want to do.
Speaker 1: So this is the guy who's moving back to the States.
We're going to go drinking with him, like five months
where we are. He's narrowing me, but he's moving far
enough away from l to limit that. You know, he
likes to drive along distance as it turns on him.
You're gonna buy a car when he gets here? Oh wow,
what are you gonna do? They have one one? What
are you going to buy? A Volkswager or something? He
gave up.
Speaker 2: The clot is comfortable and comfortable in in my Challenger.
So I can't buy another Challenger, Okay, unless I unless
I win one.
Speaker 6: I'm entering every contest.
Speaker 1: Just don't leave a propane tank in the trunk leaking.
Speaker 2: I'm praying that something happens where I can get hurt.
The car she wants and then, uh, you want a mustangers.
Speaker 1: Okay. Also that's a that's a that's a lost cause. Sorry,
I'm sorry. I don't want to be the guy who
throw cloes water like I like Keith Riches now all
of a sudden, maybe that's his problem. Thank you? Wanting
Also with us down there and run my sisters. Uh,
I don't know, Tank Top West Virginia. Switch away, Steve
war switching.
Speaker 3: Great to be here tonight, sit though, Yeah, it's better
than like I said, like one one says it's better
to be anywhere.
Speaker 1: Okay, exactly. How's your plumbing problems there? Club one?
Speaker 8: Media as so far so good?
Speaker 6: Knock on wood or knock on porcelain.
Speaker 1: Knock ons? Also with us, who's the hour now?
Speaker 13: Though?
Speaker 9: Wow, it's okay, I'm here. You don't have to literally
the accomplished. You don't have to remind me.
Speaker 1: We're broadcasting life from the stopping Gally fifty five wash
Uh what a street?
Speaker 9: Thank you all for journey. Appreciate thanks for having me here.
I have nothing better to do.
Speaker 1: Tuesday night, better to do Okay, we'll put that in
a buffer. Also with us, is he.
Speaker 6: Was washing some dishes five minutes ago?
Speaker 9: Yeah, Dave dragging me in the kitchen to clean up.
He's like, you guys got to pay your way.
Speaker 1: The throwing all the help out of the country, So
going after us right as Also with us is super
fan Susan Kay down there in North Carolina. Susan, how
are you?
Speaker 7: I'm doing amazing. You guys make my day, my week,
my month.
Speaker 4: Really such a pleasure and an honor and a privilege
to be in attendance with you all find people who
have nothing better to do.
Speaker 1: Right now, it sounds like it, Susan, everything is okay
with you? Is that a cat in the background on
that hanging? What is it climbing up on that thing
behind you?
Speaker 7: No, that's the shirt I put over my lamp. Oh okay,
so there's a cat cat here.
Speaker 1: Okay, here the.
Speaker 7: Person accounted for.
Speaker 4: But I had a conversation about not breaking the cat code.
Speaker 1: So okay, all right, Well, how that goes, thanks to
sticking to it. Thanks. Also with us is I got
a feeling she's going to cash out early tonight. SU's
the best yell down there and a shut up connect,
perfect timing. How are you, Susie?
Speaker 11: I'm good? And so while Jan was talking about like
tuning up his vibes or whatever I was thinking. I
recently joined a paranormal investigation team, and when Jan is
back Stateside, I think we need to do some experiments
with his vibe on him. We'll see if his vibes
can attract some ghosts or something set off some equipment.
Speaker 1: Maybe they're going to attract something.
Speaker 9: Is there any electrical shocking down on? Tie him down,
wet him and hit him with a probe or a prod.
Speaker 1: Wet him.
Speaker 2: Okay, I might scare the ghosts away. So well, well
that's a risk we'll take. So Susie, listen, you're gonna
tell us about you. Let me introduce especially guest because
he wants he had this too. Al has just left.
I think he's driving home. He's sick of it too.
Kim Shay up there in Edmonton, Canada, Kim, how are you?
Speaker 10: I'm doing great. You guys are making me laugh.
Speaker 1: I really yeah. It takes us to make you laugh. Okay, good,
and we're in Edmonton, so there's not much to laugh.
The oil is Oh no, listen, I'm sorry.
Speaker 6: How far away are you from Tim Hortons?
Speaker 1: Two feet? Yeah, under the fifty yards.
Speaker 2: When we're up there, when we're up there visiting Niagara Falls,
and we're up there doing other things at Tim Morton's places.
Speaker 1: Well, it's yeah, I don't.
Speaker 10: I never go there.
Speaker 1: No whether Denny's did there everywhere I know, but like
Denny's right, I.
Speaker 12: Love I love Kim Horton's story. I missed him. He
was he was a good hockey player to but he
went too fast.
Speaker 1: Okay, well.
Speaker 6: What happened? What happened?
Speaker 1: What happened?
Speaker 10: He killed himself and his Pantera didn't he.
Speaker 4: Did? You?
Speaker 1: Really? Yeah, here's the.
Speaker 12: Guy that played for Also the Philadelphia goalie amac that
killed himself in his Porsche.
Speaker 8: So he didn't get a bad doughnut?
Speaker 1: Then no, no switch to soon too soon? Switch? So anyway,
all right, we're all here, right, I haven't everyone and Susie,
we're going to go back to you. You're down in
Connecticut and what there is wildfires all around you. I
should just tell everyone that in New England there's like,
I don't know, like one hundred and fifty out of
control wildfires at this moment. The problem is that a
lot of the use have fallen. We're in the middle
of like this incredible drought. Apparently there's no, and someone
takes a cigarette and you know, flixs it somewhere and
all of a sudden you have this fire. And there's
a lot of them around here. There's a Farest fire
in Georgetown, if you know, that is Wami and lots
of wildfires. You can smell the smoke, you can see it.
It's really kind of weird, So Susan, but you are surrounded.
Speaker 11: One told me, yeah, yeah, I'm surrounded. I mean there
one pops up within twenty minutes in each direction regularly.
Speaker 7: I have.
Speaker 11: We've had canceled events. Actually I had sent my friend
a link to an event that we wanted to go
to and the next day event got canceled because the
place caught on fire.
Speaker 1: Yeah.
Speaker 11: And if one more person from California starts telling me,
oh that hap, that's normally. It happens all the time.
It's not a big deal. It's not a big deal
to you. It doesn't happen here. We're not used to it.
We're not a quick deal with it. And it's scary,
so stop it. If you had a blizzard there, you'd cry.
Speaker 1: You wouldn't make exactly.
Speaker 10: Whoa what is this really hot weather?
Speaker 4: Eh?
Speaker 1: Like it's hot there's no rain.
Speaker 11: It doesn't rain, right, Yeah, it's dry, and it's windy
in there, all over the ground, and people are, you know,
throwing cigarette butts up the window like it doesn't.
Speaker 1: Take much though. Everything is very tendered, you know, ready
to go.
Speaker 9: And we had earlier last week some clown near us
was lighting fireworks off and like night and night there
and and then you know, and I was sitting there going,
I can't believe these idiots are lighting off fireworks right now.
And then all of a sudden, we hear the sirens
coming out. Yeah, okay, the fire department's coming because there's
a mile on the fire to pop and don't know
what to do. Yeah, yeah, it's kind of funny. And
I don't know whether this has happened before or this
is global warming, who knows, But I don't remember having
one hundred and fifty wildfires out of control them like
just Massachusetts.
Speaker 1: It's it's nuts.
Speaker 11: It's a firefighter pass away one of the bigger ones too.
Speaker 1: Yeah yeah, yeah, it's and it's not just one big fire,
it's like five thousand little fires that you got to
put out. Anyway, let's talk to Randa.
Speaker 6: Flag warnings everywhere right now.
Speaker 1: Yeah, no one, No one pays attention there. So uh,
we went to a beach once and up in that
ride beach now where it is, and they're flying a
flag and it's it's yellow. What's that mean? And they go,
well nothing, no, just you know, you know, just be
careful on the water. And someone said it means shocks?
Said does it mean shocks? Does the yellow flag mean shocks?
And they go, well, maybe our little shock. So, Susie,
you have sixteen tranngel as, we want to talk to
you about them. So you feed the mice? Correct?
Speaker 11: No, once again, I do not feed them mice ever.
Speaker 1: But they eat the mouse if you fed them, amost.
Speaker 2: How many times does she have to tell us just
people realworm.
Speaker 8: Neighbors have gone missing?
Speaker 11: Okay, so I my my snake does eat mice or
actually rats, because mice or two for him. But I
have started a service where I will name the mouse
I'm going to feed my snake after your ex Oh,
so there's a waiting list right now.
Speaker 1: Do you film it?
Speaker 9: Do you film it so they can actually see it
and get the pleasure of it.
Speaker 1: Well, the kid of showing us pictures yet.
Speaker 11: I don't like post videos. You know, I don't even
like really watch them eat, but I have on requests
filmed it.
Speaker 1: It's such a great idea, it really is.
Speaker 12: You will before I needed a few years back.
Speaker 11: I will name a cockroach that I'm going to feed
to the tarantulas after your ex.
Speaker 1: Also, well have to.
Speaker 9: You played the coach in the background while that's going on,
you know, so let's just.
Speaker 1: Get it clear if people want to get in touch
with you. So you you name a mouse after your
ex girlfriend and boyfriend ex wife and feed them to
the snake, but you have to go fund me for
the mouse? Is that it?
Speaker 5: Oh?
Speaker 11: I should do that, shouldn't I? You're my new manager.
You're going to be in charge of those.
Speaker 1: So when when you snake eats a mouse? Though, I've
always wanted about this since watching actually geographics, So they
eat it whole right? Correct?
Speaker 11: Oh yeah ye?
Speaker 1: So how long does the victim live inside the stomach?
Do we know?
Speaker 10: Hello?
Speaker 11: So I do bod frozen? So they're already dead because
my wait a.
Speaker 1: Minute, you mean they're frozen frozen mice?
Speaker 11: So like in my freezer right now? Is is it
black bag full of dead mice?
Speaker 1: Rice?
Speaker 9: So you micro you have to microwave them to warm
them up, and you shake them up a bit when
you my refrigerator.
Speaker 11: There's mealworms for the translate.
Speaker 1: I haven't okay, I can't throw up because I don't
even anything all.
Speaker 6: Day but gross out.
Speaker 2: But it's not as bad as dead frozen mice.
Speaker 1: But listen, let me say a good name for band
frozen mice. Frozen mice.
Speaker 8: You've gotta be careful going there for a midnight snack.
Speaker 1: Just make sure is it chicken wings? Are not the
frozen wow grabbed by the tail and you know, like
a stick around chicken. Anyway, So Susan, let's get Susie.
Let's get back to you. So I'm gonna so if
someone's in your house and you said go get ice cubes,
that might see twenty frozen mice.
Speaker 11: It would probably be the first thing you saw. Really, yeah, either,
and my son is so desensitized to it at this.
Speaker 1: Point, yes, that he's putting them.
Speaker 11: That will shock that kid.
Speaker 9: He grew up with me using for ice cubes. You
grabbed a tail for a stir that the next joke, Yes, okay.
Speaker 2: What happens if in your tarantulas get loose in the house.
Do you have some kind of a way of tracking
them and catching them.
Speaker 11: That has happened once I had mature mail, and so
there's old world tarantula.
Speaker 2: Sure mail, he reached the place, boy, and.
Speaker 11: So old world tarantulas are more venomous. They're still not
they're not going to kill you. But New world tarantulas
have they're less venomous. It's like a beasting if you
get bit by them. But they have what's called rdicating hairs,
so they're covered in these little hairs, and as a defense,
they will flick those hairs off at you, kind of
like a porcupine. But they some people are more sensitive
than than others, and some people will just like get
a rash, but other people's will have like an allergic
reaction to them. And I have cats, so I was
worried about the cats getting haired by the tarantula when
he was out. But you kind of have to, you know,
and this would apply to like a snake to or
a spider if any of them get out. You kind
of have to think about, if you know I was
a spider, where would I hide, you know, you somewhere
dark and underneath something.
Speaker 1: In your shoe in the would.
Speaker 11: Be almost always where they're going to be.
Speaker 1: Yeah funny, Yeah, huh. So we're radio show, but can
you show us what are your tarantulas right now?
Speaker 2: M yes, Susan Kay had a slide show.
Speaker 1: I was talking. I was talking to Susie not you
switch put your hair, let.
Speaker 11: Me let me bring one to you.
Speaker 2: Okay, this is this is live live, it's radio, but
it's live.
Speaker 7: I can show you. So she sent me pictures while
she's getting them.
Speaker 1: Real Jesus, really, let's say takeout. Wow, look at this.
I think he likes you because he's waving and stop
banging on the thing. Don't they tap on the side?
Speaker 11: But when I picked him up, he moved.
Speaker 1: What are they just? They just sleep all day like cats.
Speaker 2: And we gotta ask yourself who yeah Campbell creditors.
Speaker 11: So all day they're just essentially in like weight mode.
Speaker 1: Yeah wait, yeah funny and you.
Speaker 11: Know, not that they're not intelligent, but they don't think
like we do. Like their brains can kind of like
almost turn off really, and then once there's some kind
of stimulus to let them know, like there's food here,
they'll kind of perk up. But they really they're like
their brain goes in like screensaver mode.
Speaker 1: I'm like that a little bit. Well, they just know,
just come away when it's time to eat no food.
Speaker 2: Wow, yep. They're also all over it all. You know
that Raiders of the Lost doc Okay, shitty.
Speaker 1: Movie, terrible movie. There's a terrible It sucks. That movie
sucks because I'll tell you why now you brought it up.
They want wrong. Nothing that the heroes do in that
movie has any effect on the end. You know, they matter,
It does matter. It's it's not a good story if
the heroes don't don't make all the stuff that, all
the hoops that they jumping through through the whole freaking
movie have nothing to do with the end of the movie.
Speaker 8: Mac Indiana Jones killed Nazis.
Speaker 1: That's right, that's why you need to They did a
bad job of it.
Speaker 2: So he's in the cave there and all of a
sudden he turns around and it's crazy buddy with a
not much of a buddy, but she's covered with tarantulas.
Speaker 1: How to bring it back around?
Speaker 11: I don't know about that movie specifically, but remember the
movie a rach Noophobia, which.
Speaker 1: As yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah.
Speaker 11: So they use two different types of spiders in that,
and it annoys the crap out of me. And like
the tight shots they use real spiders. What it's called
real spiders, And then and like the the further away
shots they used Tarantula's the b roll bothers me so much. Yeah,
I love John Goodman and so like you know, if
you can ignore.
Speaker 1: That John Goodman, the fat guy on Roseanne, I love him.
Speaker 2: I love him in anything. John Goodman is funny in
anything too.
Speaker 1: Let's Susan, let's talk off air about Drgon Goodman.
Speaker 11: Okay, don't ruin him?
Speaker 1: Well, okay, let's not then.
Speaker 8: So why do you shut up on your T shirt again?
Speaker 1: Please stand up and we'll take a screen. I'm gonna
throw it to Kim. She where's where's your wife? Where's Sarah?
Speaker 10: We really want to think she's still you just got home?
Speaker 1: Okay, that's good.
Speaker 10: Hopefully hopefully that's her.
Speaker 1: If not, just give it up. Doesn't he look like
not River of Phoenix? Who's the guy, who's the guy
who's the joker? Why he looks a little doesn't he
a little bit.
Speaker 10: Phoenix?
Speaker 1: You guys, what happened to that movie? Though? What happened
to that movie? You know about the movie.
Speaker 10: Watch that movie. That's a movie. I can't watch that movie.
Speaker 1: Watching Phoenix one.
Speaker 7: He has his co stars, Lady God.
Speaker 1: Well, that's the one that was talking about. It went
down the drain. It was so terrible. They pulled it
from the theaters and put it immediately on streaming. It's
a musical about the Joker, the Joke. The first Joker
with Joking finished says, you gotta watch that movie. Man,
that's a crazy movie. But he's so good in it.
He's just so he's in every shot in that movie.
He's a great actor. He's a weird guy. But then
they said, let's put him. This is typical Hollywood that's
made him with Lady Gaga, Will made Joker a musical.
It'll be a big hit. And it was so bad.
It was a historically low like drop off. You know,
people go and see it one weekend and then you
know if it drops off the next week. And they
pulled it from the theaters. That's all Big Big Lady
got guts from the million dollars. So they pulled that
kind of a movie and put it on streaming. It's
really bad and you won't see it.
Speaker 2: Who no, no, I haven't seen it now. It's a
hard one.
Speaker 12: I've seen the trainer for and it's like, oh, smoke,
that's a that's that's a smoke, and show that.
Speaker 6: He does Phoenix. He's good and everything.
Speaker 1: He's great. See the first one where he like beats
up the he kills these four guys on a subway.
It sounds weird, but the way they do it and
the way he's a great actor. He really is. He's
a strange guy, but he and you look like him, Kim,
so listen bringing it around. Yeah, right, So Kim sends
me the weirdest stories from YouTube every two or three weeks,
you know, every week, but they accumulate. But there's so
many strange stuff on YouTube, but he's able to get
the stranger stuff. So what are you gonna tell us
about tonight? Kim?
Speaker 12: You know this isn't, I guess a strange story. I mean,
if you guys want to discuss I hope everybody gets
involved with the story and Breakthrough listening project that was
yeah kind of coined, and the latest stuff from it
is absolutely fantastic.
Speaker 1: Tell us what it is first? Tell us what what
it is first?
Speaker 12: Okay, well, the Breakthrough listening project was like brought in
and actually was brought in, which is interesting by Drake
and the passed away guy there.
Speaker 10: They're physicist guy. What's his name again, you.
Speaker 1: Guys, the guyland wheelchair that guy, yeah.
Speaker 6: That guy.
Speaker 10: Yeah, that's right.
Speaker 12: He brought it in on what the anniversary of Apollo
eleven in twenty fifteen.
Speaker 1: Is this Drake the musician we talk about the hip
hop gay?
Speaker 10: Is that where he is?
Speaker 1: It just is trying to move the show along. Go ahead,
cam go okay.
Speaker 12: Worth a million diamy poffed up a lot of money
right for this project, million dollars so that they could
borrow time off the radio telescopes. Now they're using two telescopes,
the Parks and the Robert C. Bird Green Bank telescope.
They're both steerable ones for the Northern hemisphere ones for
the southern hemisphere. Right now, they also have access to
a laser tele scope that looks for laser beams. Now
this thing can detect one hundred watt laser beam from
four point five light years away.
Speaker 1: Wow, okay, that's cool.
Speaker 12: We're talking Yeah yeah Milner there, I mean, without his money,
an initiative to do this project it seems like this
would have never.
Speaker 10: Got off the off the rails. I'm kind of skirting
around here with different stuff.
Speaker 14: But the fact is is that if you look at
the old SETI data set that they would collect, the
amount of information they collected in one year is the
same that this these guys are doing in one day.
Speaker 1: So SETI. SETI was the search for extraterrestial intellent extraterrestrial
intelligence that some people a lot of money put up
a lot of kind of radar things to look for
signals that are not natural, right.
Speaker 12: Radio signals, radio signals, Yeah, since our atmosphere kind of
stops a lot of stuff, right, So one of the
things that they can look.
Speaker 10: At is radio signals.
Speaker 12: That are But the problem with it is is always
like there's so much pollution in our world from different
radio sources all the way from microwaves to.
Speaker 10: Your cell phone, even cars running.
Speaker 12: They have to be very very diligent since they're scientists
and trying to repeat the signals, but also to make
sure that there they are the signals coming from these
places that they think they're coming from. I don't I
remember the WOW signal in nineteen seventy seven from Ohio.
Speaker 1: Yep.
Speaker 10: Now, I mean that signal was very.
Speaker 12: Short and lasted not very long, and a lot of
people went off and said, Okay, that's it.
Speaker 10: It never repeated itself, so.
Speaker 1: We should we should explain that. Yeah, wow, the wow
signal was. So these places set up around the world.
If you saw the movie Contact with Jody Foster, you
kind of understand, you know what this is. But they
are looking for radio signals or any kind of signals
way out in the universe anywhere the galaxy that indicate
that it's not natural, it might be radio might be
in the an indication of intelligent life. And this while
signal seemed to be some kind of signal to Earth
and it was never repeated, and the persson wrote on
the right on the screen. Wow, So they're looking. They're
just you know, kind of like shotgunning it around the galaxy,
around the universe to see if they could pick up
something that wouldn't naturally occur in nature. Right.
Speaker 10: They've stepped it up huge too.
Speaker 12: I mean, if you look from nineteen seventy seven to
now and the amount of now they're using AI and
algorithms to actually search through these signals. So just to
give you kind of adjust to what's happening. These eight
signals that they've detected. They went through three million signals
to come down with eight signals, and it took this
algorithm to go through this.
Speaker 10: Now they still don't have the sensitive.
Speaker 12: They're still thinking that in these three million there's still
other ones in there that they're trying to find. But
for a fact like this is kind of so these
two stars are I'll c four and five. It's hip
five four six seven seven. They got two signals from. Now,
the two signals that came from this star, they came
to a confidence rating of ninety nine point nine percent.
Speaker 1: Sure that it might be something else right, and.
Speaker 12: The next target was ninety seven percent sure. So we
know pretty well that they came from these stars. Like
we're talking about the Breakthrough, I don't want to get
confused because the Breakthrough Listening Project also had the Breakthrough
Listen Candidate one, which was a candidate from SETI Radio Signals,
and it was detected back in May of twenty nineteen.
Speaker 10: Now, this signal, I don't want to get it mixed
up with these eight signals.
Speaker 12: These are different, totally different, though we can't it honestly
it's the complexity of what these guys are getting into
and some of the signals that they're getting.
Speaker 1: But it's basically signals that we were and the picking
up on our long range antenna is that might be
signals from I mean, see, the thing is this is
that if you pick up one or two signals from
a star or a planet or whatever, why aren't you
picking up a million signals? Supposingly radio and TV signals
going out from Earth like howdy doty is just reaching
al f u centur you know what I mean, it's
going to be constant, It's not going to be there.
Speaker 12: They're only they're only looking for a hydrogen signal because
that is the one signal in our use of technology
that we don't use because that's the one signal that
we think that aliens are going to speak to us,
is in this hydrogen signal.
Speaker 1: Right, okay, yep, yeah, So.
Speaker 12: They they broadcast in two signals, and these signals are
like thirteen point I think thirteen I got it written
down here, thirteen point seven to nine eight and thirteen
point seven six.
Speaker 1: Ninety one one, you know, and the drift rate and
the or.
Speaker 10: Is identical for both signals.
Speaker 12: And these eight eight signals went through many criteria to
exclude our technology.
Speaker 10: Guys.
Speaker 12: But three stars seventy light years away, one is fifty
seven light years away, and hundreds of signals.
Speaker 1: But they one. What did they say though? What did
they say? Is there anything? Is there any message involved
with the signals? Just a straight radio signal?
Speaker 10: I think that one I.
Speaker 12: Sent you Mac has got a really strange I don't
know if it's a rendition, if it's phony, I don't
know if it's the real like decipherment in a in
a a sound wave, let's say that makes us can
hear it?
Speaker 10: Right? You know what I mean?
Speaker 1: I don't.
Speaker 10: I haven't ever got to any of that.
Speaker 12: I mean, it seems like they lasted long enough, that's
for sure.
Speaker 10: And they're still looking at them. I mean some of
them are over hours long.
Speaker 1: Yeah, hour was long? Okay? Yeah?
Speaker 10: And a narrow beam, right, hey, one one their narrow beam.
They're not a wide beam. So it's it's the source,
like we don't. Nature doesn't make.
Speaker 9: Narrow narrow beams, right, looking for stuff good, They're looking
for stuff that doesn't occur in nature.
Speaker 1: That's the key. Yeah, So narrow beams don't occur in nature.
That's that's something that you have to put some to
being produced by some machinery something. Yeah, some intelligence. Yeah,
that's weird.
Speaker 10: Man.
Speaker 12: Now these stars eight there are they're kind of associated with.
They've got some strange peculiar things around them, right, I
mean the one star I can name it for you
even it's oh, it's got a very big, long Latin name, and.
Speaker 10: It's like, uh, it's fifty seven light years away, guys.
Speaker 12: And this thing is uh, they figured it's about six
and a half billion years old. Now this star is
older than our sun for some crazy reason. Now this
doesn't meet any of their what they understand of the
university everybody. But it's got like a debris ring around it,
and they shouldn't have a debris ring. It should have
planets and it should be developed past our kind of
solar system. But so they're like thinking, Okay, is that
like a dice and sphere? Are they collecting energy or
is there some advanced civilized doing something to collect energy
from their star?
Speaker 1: So here's the thing. Dyson, who is named after the
guy who invented the vacuum cleaner. I think he he
determined that if you look out in the gall if
you have a super dup with telescope, you look at
different stars. There were stars that What they try to
do is they try to see if there's an interference
in the light reaching Earth, and if it does, might
indicate there's a planet around it. And they've found thousands
of exoplanets just by that, and they know the star
has a planet, right, but Dyce in se Is they
call them. They say, if there is a alien race
that's advanced enough to take the power and energy from
a star, you might see a huge you know, a
large object you know, coming in front of that star
and destroying the light. You know, not just a planet,
but something enormous. And there's two or three places. Yeah,
yeah that they think, Yeah, it's like it's almost like
an artificial thing, and say, wow, they must might have
something going on wherever this is. But there's so many
light years a way that we could is going to
do us, you know, but we might be able to
see examples of some kind of intelligence way out there
doing stuff we can't even comprehend. Right.
Speaker 10: Yeah, it's it's on.
Speaker 12: It's a very interesting research and it's gaining ground because
now NASA is putting their resources into it. So people
have like the scientific side of all of this has
definitely got excited for sure, because otherwise they.
Speaker 10: Wouldn't be doing this. So it makes you wonder what
maybe they have found.
Speaker 12: And you know, like SETI, the anybody that thinks they're
going to like, hey, Mac, we're working at SETI right
now and you just see a signal on our computer.
Speaker 10: You're gonna get on the phone, if on your wife
and I'm gonna we're.
Speaker 1: Gonna get they've already found it.
Speaker 10: Disclosures. They can't do that.
Speaker 1: Yeah, that's right, that right now. So you wrote me today.
So SETI is as privately financed by is a Paul Allen,
the guy who's like almost as rich as what's his name.
So if they found anything, they can't they can't broadcast this.
This is a network of huge radiary intendas that are
looking for you know, signals out of space. But what
we're talking about, so but these people, can they sign
a non disclosure form that if they find anything, they
can't release it to the public. Really, okay, the.
Speaker 12: Word is so it's like, okay, so they're gonna the
word is that they've also got a manual and how
they're going to release this information and it ain't going
to be over like you know, a weekend retreat.
Speaker 10: It's going to be years.
Speaker 1: What makes them any better than the government, though, you
know what I mean, if if, if they know what.
Speaker 12: They're those scared of freaking people out, and you know,
you listen to Lou al Zondo and hey, you guys,
are UAP reports coming up this week?
Speaker 10: Lou al Zondo put out a letter.
Speaker 12: Lou is really warning people to really pay attention because
what they need to do is get to where this
tech came from and what's going on.
Speaker 10: And he is so f and pissed off. But now
we've been treated and what's been going on with him,
and I.
Speaker 12: Mean, I can understand is angst if that's and you know,
I guess my point was, and I don't want to
get I'm not getting religious or anything, but I mean,
like it makes me think.
Speaker 10: I mean, even my wife and I.
Speaker 12: Would go through it, especially watching something like the uh,
the skin Walk Branch and how they approach this and
even they kind of go there once in a while,
and it's this whole idea that it's all demons and
it's coming from Hell and we're all doomed and it's.
Speaker 1: Like but once again too complex. But here's the thing
is that I just can't get over this. And I
wonder if NASA has the same thing. So if someone
at anywhere, you know, at SETI or any if they
found life, if they found proof of life somewhere else,
it wouldn't be news immediately. It wouldn't be like a bulletin. See.
That's what sucks. That sucks about everything you know these days, okay,
is that everything has to be you know, nurtured, Everything
has to be you know, formed to the message that
you want people to have. And this whole idea that
people will freak out if there's that alien if we
find out aliens exists, I don't buy that. I don't
buy it.
Speaker 11: It might not even be that. It could be financially motivated,
because like I have a corporate finance job and I
have to sign NDAs sometimes. But it could be you know,
somebody wants the technology and they don't want other people
to know that they how they did communicated with this
or you know, how they did that, or that they
have this capability. So like whenever, and I'm not calling
this conspiracy theory, but whenever I hear conspiracy theory, I
always think, like you have to kind of follow the money,
because that's, you know, nine times out of ten, what's
going to be the truth, right is how do you
make money off of this?
Speaker 1: Sadly, but if these people put so much money, let's
just get Paul on. I don't know what they do
in Microsoft what's his name? He's just a sall right.
So if he puts all this money into literally looking
for proof of alien life, that's what he's doing. That's
not going to be the most that would be the
most important bulletin in the world, may be bigger.
Speaker 6: Than minetary information.
Speaker 1: First, Why you don't want to share that with human gin? Yeah?
Speaker 2: Yeah, I want to share it, but you want to
protect times to share it?
Speaker 1: Yeah? Yeah, you Knowistic.
Speaker 10: Twelve, Majestic twelve.
Speaker 12: I mean that was supposedly what Ray what's his name,
the the Star Trek guy was listening and heard some
of those meetings and got his ideas.
Speaker 1: I hate that. I don't believe any of that stuff.
I'm sorry. No, if there's too many moving pots, then
it's not true. Okay, It's like, are we looking for
alien life? Yes? Can we prove it if you can,
You're not going to announce that to the world. You
have to really put you have to put a page,
you know, some kind of price tag on mat that sucks.
Speaker 12: Man, that's it sounds like they do have you know, hey,
did anybody know who John Stewart is not John John
but John J. O. N. He's from Chicago and he's
been researching that video that was put out in ninety
seven by who knows what, but the alien that they were.
Speaker 10: Talking to the ebon.
Speaker 1: Okay, is anybody remember that it was?
Speaker 10: It wasn't the one. It was so close to that
one on the surgery table that it you know, once
they mixed it to get But this guy done whole
bunch of research on it and come up with some very.
Speaker 1: Interesting you know that thing. Remember they had the alien autopsy,
Remember that it was big, right, So at the time
it were if a ge And if you when you
see it, there's a General Electric clock on the wall,
it's a wall clock, right. And and as soon as
came out someone wrote to us and said we were
in the Pia division. He said this is false because
the clock that they have on the wall was made
two years ago and not five years ago when they said,
you know, so they caught them doing that. You know,
if there was and if there was an alien that
someone did an autopsy on, it would be at Walter Reid.
You know, it'd be a cal Tech or something. It'd
be huge, it'd be huge.
Speaker 12: You hear that guy down in Seattle, the doctor that
went out for walk with his dog and he the
dog got killed by that weird shaped diamond thing in
the woods, and then he saw an alien and he
kicked it or kitted it over the head and took
it home and put it in his freezer.
Speaker 10: That one.
Speaker 8: Something like that.
Speaker 10: Yeah, yeah, that's right.
Speaker 12: Yeah, supposedly he's been his life's been threatened, and he's
been transported down to Mexico with that.
Speaker 1: They caught him that.
Speaker 8: It wasn't even his name. It was a total hoax.
Speaker 1: But I want to say this though, is that some
of the things, and I don't want to know really
disparage anyone, but mine. Some of the stuff that we
run into here is bullshit. It is it just is.
I'm sorry, it is all right, but there was a
tempercent that is really baffling, really just you can't explain it.
That's the stuff that everyone should be looking into, Like,
who's the guy Ronnie, what's the guy down in the
metro there switching Ronnie? The sheriff? Who saw Ronnie Samora?
Speaker 10: Oh?
Speaker 8: A lot of Zamora?
Speaker 10: Right?
Speaker 1: You read that case, just read that from beginning, and
you know what happened here, you know, you know something
happened that's almost unexplainable. But if someone says, you know
why I was a kidnapped? We had someone on the
show once she says she was kidnapped by aliens in
area fifty one and brought to the moon to do
slave work. We said, what kind of slave? Where she
goes up moving boxes?
Speaker 11: Me?
Speaker 12: I think that one on that that Linda Napolotino. I mean,
I only made a movie about to know all that.
But the fact that it was connected to the UN
president and him seeing all that and with his guns,
that's really strange.
Speaker 1: You can't make them anything all these days. The weirdest
thing is is that that that that I can think
of that actually has like less than a dotted line
to it is the guy Switchy for you know, he
did that thing in Seattle and Washington before Kenneth Island
even you know, the Mario and yeah, yeah, who for
some weird reason, was connected to the Kennedy assassination. He said, wow,
what's going on?
Speaker 8: He was part of the Shaver mystery hoax?
Speaker 1: Yeah yeah, yeah, but he was called up by Congress
to testify. I don't think he ever went there. But
what's the line there? It's really weird, Susie. I'm going
to go to you and then Susan, Kay, are you bored? Susan?
You look bored.
Speaker 11: I was thinking that if I ever saw apocology and
had proof, I don't think i'd tell anyone.
Speaker 1: Why though, that's your whole life.
Speaker 6: I think you're crazy.
Speaker 11: I'm not here to convince other people that they exist.
I just want them to stop calling them demons. And
I would be so scared that if you know, I
came forward with this, people would run with it in
a crazy direction.
Speaker 1: But if something like that actually existed, wouldn't it be
like the biggest story since you know, finding.
Speaker 11: Yeah, and then you're going to have people come in
here and stomping all over the swamps and destroying everything
trying to look trying to hunt it.
Speaker 1: Yeah, hunt it? Okay, Well yeah, that might have I just.
Speaker 11: Cost though, you know, like that's not what you know.
I don't want to get missed by that means, well.
Speaker 1: Dave, I want to come one day, want to say something. Okay,
spoken to it, that's good. So anyway, So I just
think that if anything like even the slightest weird thing
was found, like what's the thing down the Puerto Rico,
if they found just one of those and said, wow,
this is very strange. You know, if they found just
I don't know, like a dead, dead big bigfoot. How
come they don't find their bodies in the in the woods.
Speaker 9: You know. Susan got that figured out because she's got
that big foot sign and she figured out they can't spell.
Speaker 1: Oh they can't spell. I see, it's just property. What
is it? What's the word now?
Speaker 4: Poor?
Speaker 1: Tactically pro uh huh. So listen, Davids just brought us
a fifth beer of the night, So why don't we
take a commission with that so you can enjoy it.
It's really crowded hit tonight.
Speaker 2: I can't I can't wait when I get back there
to enjoy some of the vibations that you're consuming on
every show.
Speaker 1: You here we are as it turns out right, well,
I'll shut.
Speaker 7: It up one one. Your first drink and meal will
be on me.
Speaker 1: Oh meal me. Literally, it's a meal. Uh too good
to us? You are way too good to us.
Speaker 2: I do want to drive to North Carolina and visit though,
because North Carolina is We were in the Outer Banks.
Speaker 1: That was very nice there.
Speaker 6: Yeah, yes, Outer Banks.
Speaker 2: It's not like we confused at that series Outer Range,
which is a great TV series.
Speaker 11: Rock North Carolina. I wanted to go see you too.
I should see how far I think it's in western
North Carolina.
Speaker 1: What kind of rock?
Speaker 11: It's a rock with Patrick glyphs on it. They have
to do with the Cherokee little people?
Speaker 1: Okay they I think they would prefer to be called midgets,
not little people.
Speaker 11: But anyway, little people.
Speaker 1: So aren't you aren't the two Sussis getting together at
some point? Are you going to go see each other?
Speaker 11: Did I dream that we're plotting it?
Speaker 1: Plotting? Will you take pictures?
Speaker 10: Yeah?
Speaker 4: And then we plan on just kind of popping in
uninvited to Switches House.
Speaker 1: So you are you have the video of that place?
Speaker 10: Wait?
Speaker 8: Wait, wait, when.
Speaker 11: You're back, we're going to rent a big r V.
You're gonna pick me up in Connecticut. Then we're going
to drive down Carolina to Susan and we'll get Susan
and then we get Steve.
Speaker 2: Oh wow, that's that's fantastic. Yeah, let's do it.
Speaker 1: Yeah, I mean, let's do it right now.
Speaker 4: In the bottom of my heart, I would enjoy it.
And yes you're not.
Speaker 8: Guys would get here just in time to clean my place.
Speaker 1: Switch. That's demeaning. And you think that women rotate.
Speaker 8: Have a clean house.
Speaker 4: Okayats love me. So I can't wait to meet Shadow.
Speaker 1: Do they really?
Speaker 7: They do? Did Steve? Which did they not come to me?
Speaker 1: Huh? Okay, well, listen, we should probably take commercial.
Speaker 12: Hey hey, okay, so you know that the univers sar
galaxy is eight trillion cubic light years.
Speaker 1: Yeah, in size.
Speaker 10: I just want to throw this out. I got to
say this. So they've only looked at point.
Speaker 12: Zero zero zero zero zero zero zero one to five percent.
Speaker 1: Of the universe.
Speaker 2: Yeah, and there's two minuscule amount.
Speaker 11: In other words, it's pretty miraculous that they've heard anything.
Speaker 1: Really Yeah. Yeah, well, all I know.
Speaker 11: Is from John Keel in the Eighth Tower, and I
am shocked. I brought this up before Switch, but from
what he has explained, is that you know, it has
to be it has to get through that radiation belt, right,
and then it has to be like a certain frequency
to get all the way to us. And then, like
you were describing, there's so many things that can occur
in nature, and there's so much background noise happening here.
So to me, it just seems like, you know, one
in a million chants they've even heard anything.
Speaker 1: Well, here's the thing too, is like, as Kim was
just saying, they've done this big survey and it turns
out as like less than half of the universe or whatever,
and they found two trillion galaxies. Now the smallest galaxy
has half a billion stars in it. That's a smaller
that's a small galaxy. They found two trillion galaxies and
they're looking at the small fraction of the universe. How
big is this? And here's the weird thing is that
the strangest thing is that I could see this could
the universe could be like just humming with activity, But
we would know because we live in we live in
the mountains, we live in you know, Apple Asia. But
if we were the only ones think about that, I mean,
that's even weirder. If we have to be the only
ones in this little planet and you know, the end
of some little galaxy, that would be even stranger. You
know what I mean, that'd be even stranger. But it's
just mathematically impossible for us to be the only ones.
Speaker 10: It's more chances there's a double of you and a
double of Earth.
Speaker 9: Really is being I want I want to meet a gorn.
Myself really wanted me to go. He had him on
the show Bud. Yeah, I know, I remember the guy
guy was on. I remember that.
Speaker 3: Let's take what you tell my my double is he
parts his hair on the other side, doesn't really, But anyway,
I'm hoping. I'm hoping the first messages are we mean
no harm to your planet, and not we are here
to serve men.
Speaker 1: Twilight Boom, that's a cookbook. I'm just real quick. Have
any of you ever met anything?
Speaker 8: Very proud of you, Susie for bringing.
Speaker 9: Have you any of you ever met your goppelganger? You're
someone who looks just everyone has a I have I
met the guy locally in prison here no right town, when.
Speaker 8: He woke places with him in prison at point.
Speaker 11: He really yell or is that the guy that escaped
from prison. That looks like, al oh, there you go.
Speaker 9: I was actually I went into the local hardware store
and I was buying something a few years ago, and
the woman looked at me and said, would you like
to put this on your charge? And I said, I
don't have a charge here. She goes, of course you do.
You've got a charge here for eight years. She said yes,
and I was like, what are you talking about. I
know I don't have a charge account here. She said, no,
you really do. And we were kind of looking at
each other weird, and I walked out of there, thinking,
you know, she's crazy, and she probably thought I walked
out and she thought I was crazy. And then one
day I pulled up in front of Market Basket in
the truck and I let my wife out to go
in grab a few things. And I sat in the
truck and I looked in and I'll be damned if
I didn't see myself walking through the store. Was there?
Speaker 1: No, there was a.
Speaker 9: Customer, And so I parked the truck and I ran
in and I found him and his girlfriend. And I
walked up to the guy and I looked at him
and said, what the hell is this? And his girlfriend
was doing like the YadA YadA YadA back and forth,
and we both pulled out our driver's licenses and showed
each other.
Speaker 1: You know, I'm glad driver's license. But it was so
so looks yeah really you know, yeah, she fall for him.
She probably would have taken him in a pinch, you know,
but a pitch. Oh yes, really it was so it
was stunning because it was like I was looking in
the mirror and I saw myself. And again, we live
in within in the same city. It's a small uh.
I can't take a yeah, courch break now. But I'll
tell you one story. Someone sent me a picture a
long time ago and they said, here's your double gang.
This person looks just like you. And I'm gonna think
one one is the only one's gonna know this, And
it was Bill Buckner.
Speaker 9: Bill Buckner, Well, you didn't let the ball, right, the
guy let the ball go through the guy who lost
the World Series.
Speaker 1: Yeah, a little bit, so I grew the beard anyway.
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What a show we have for you tonight. Let mean
very quickly introduced the members of the Posse Girls. He's
here across the poll. They're very very famous for one
one No macil everybody.
Speaker 2: I'm glad to be here and it's been a fun
show already already.
Speaker 1: Yeah, what are you drinking tonight?
Speaker 6: There?
Speaker 1: You didn't show.
Speaker 6: Us for me? Yes, I'm just drinking water tonight.
Speaker 1: Wa.
Speaker 6: Yeah, just drinking water.
Speaker 1: Also with US, is our international security chief or something? No?
Correspond is uh? Switch play Steve Ward down there in
my sister's dang top? What's the j switchy?
Speaker 8: Great to be here tonight.
Speaker 1: Really new glasses? New glasses?
Speaker 8: No? No, the same old Amazon reading.
Speaker 1: Glasses six bucks each.
Speaker 8: Uh, well, it's so by three at once, three or four?
I forget how much it is.
Speaker 1: How much of us Kim has changed? Also with US
is Susan Kay? Susan Kay? How are you super fane?
How are you? Susan?
Speaker 7: I'm so happy to be here?
Speaker 1: Thank you? It looks so much like Patty boyd slash
Cynthia Lennon tonight. Was that your intent?
Speaker 10: Oh?
Speaker 7: I'm sorry, I don't know.
Speaker 1: Who they are. Sorry, we just left Dave as it trends,
sorry because of me?
Speaker 2: Well, if he's got to mind the stories. Is the
only person working tonight?
Speaker 1: No, it's it's kind of a full house at that.
Also with US, is uh they switch? No? Probably not
said Kay, Well, Kim, you've changed. Also with us his
friend up hamonton Canada, Kim sh very lovely, Sarah, Sarah,
how are you, Sarah.
Speaker 13: I'm well, thank you.
Speaker 10: Good to see everybody.
Speaker 1: Good to see you, Sarah.
Speaker 13: Yeah, I'm sorry I jumped on here late. I got
home late from work. It's worth a way well, but
I thought i'd say hi, which is going to work.
Speaker 10: Good to see everybody.
Speaker 13: Yeah, and work is crazy.
Speaker 1: Right now, so my long commute, it's.
Speaker 13: Not particularly long, but I had to stay a little
bit later after work today because last week and my
supervisor resigned on Wednesday and their last day was Friday. Really,
I am yeah, So what happened things now on my desk?
Speaker 1: Okay, they turned it all over to you, so we'll
go back to you in a second. So also with
us is a good friend down there in Connecticut, Susie.
Best you know, Susie, have.
Speaker 11: A message for my alleged fan club that emails you.
I'm pretty sure it's just you and one emailing each other.
Speaker 1: Well, don't say that.
Speaker 2: We're texting each.
Speaker 1: Other back and forth. Won launch, got it it's name. Wow.
Speaker 11: This was so profound that it actually took me a
minute for it to hit me. But when off air,
you just called me otherworldly, And I think that's the
best compliment I've ever gotten. From a man.
Speaker 1: Hang on, hang on, graduation, hang on, it had it
come sometimes?
Speaker 11: I like my Eliza club. You know that I'm a.
Speaker 1: You are well. Your allegit fan clubs sent us a
red Magic Maca two weeks ago. What does that mean? Anyway? Listen,
I've introduced everyone, right, okay? Think so oh no, no
now though, get away driver. I'm here. We have a
guest here, so we should behave ourselves switch. What is
that is that? Your doubt?
Speaker 8: Got another picture of the ganger?
Speaker 1: He's in prison? Right? What the what's the gain for?
Speaker 10: No?
Speaker 8: He got a part, got.
Speaker 7: A guest take an identity?
Speaker 3: Was my my buddy Brian Zeller, who I met at
the Mockman Festival many years ago. He would tell me,
you know, he said, you know, I have a brother
that looks kind of like you. And I just blew
it off because a lot of times people say that
and it doesn't mean anything. So I actually I actually
went through one of their their gatherings and this is Darryl.
He couldn't be there because he had some kind of
an operation. Well, his mom saw me. Now the son
was kind of in arise and she said, so his mom.
Speaker 8: For about two.
Speaker 1: I guess he's walking on us and what did you do? Wow,
that's the first one we've lost this week. That Wasarras.
We didn't we didn't get her headphones on. She took
her head on.
Speaker 8: It turns out he calls all the ladies otherworldly.
Speaker 1: Don't say that switching, you switch.
Speaker 11: I've been here for a while observing everyone. It's you
can't that old?
Speaker 1: You look? Well, yeah, it's true that well you do
you say, however, you're old.
Speaker 9: I don't know how old you are, twenty exactly, but
I know you have a son who's in this term.
Speaker 11: That's the go to And I think that's why otherworldly
hit me so hard, because it's something different.
Speaker 8: Really, most people don't think I'm eighty two.
Speaker 1: We just had a guest walks out on this Yeah.
I don't know what he whispered to. I didn't say it.
Speaker 6: I gotta go, But maybe she had to go.
Speaker 1: Go with you can maybe she had to go to
the bar anyway. All right, so we're out here, Sarah,
thank you for joining us.
Speaker 6: Round her up and bring her back on.
Speaker 1: No, I think she's it with the guy. I'm not
going to don't want to round up anyone. Believe it.
Speaker 9: Last time I tried that, I got really really dirty
looks and threatening kind of the guy. Yeah, I was
not impressed.
Speaker 1: And the girl. So listen, we're back. So Sarah whisk
him is the out shoveling snow or something?
Speaker 8: No, he's ready.
Speaker 1: Sorry, Yeah, so it's okay, let's talk to you. Okay,
So what's new with you?
Speaker 13: Other than what I'd explained at work? Not too much.
I haven't really had any strange happenings.
Speaker 1: What happened to us?
Speaker 13: So I am plagued by the feeling that we've entered
another universe.
Speaker 1: Yeah, I have that feeling too. What happened to your supervisor?
What drove her nuts? Her nuts?
Speaker 13: I think it was a combination of a couple of things.
For one thing, she has two young children and they're
both special needs, and she's working forty hours a week
so yeah, and her husband works as well, so I
think that trying to juggle both was.
Speaker 10: Just too much for her.
Speaker 13: And I think also her supervisor is very demanding, and
I don't mean demanding in a bad way, but she
expects a lot and she's a bit she is, but
she doesn't have an understanding of the job.
Speaker 1: But here's the thing.
Speaker 10: I think that we have time when we don't things.
Speaker 1: Things change because I know people who work in you know, business.
Right after COVID, what happened was a lot of people
left and the people who remained, the people who left,
their workload fell on the desk of the people who remained,
you know, and they expect you to do. We just
have a thing when I worked for ge it hound's
weird we think called time management. That they would make
sure that everything you got assign could be done in
a forty hour work week, as weird as that sounds,
and a lot of times it would go over, you know,
and they'd have to manage that these days, especially with
you Lois as a teacher, and after COVID, everything just changed,
you know. They just put so much work on their debts.
Teachers and nurses are the same and it's like, all
of a sudden, you expected to do the work of
two people and not even complain about it. And that's wrong,
That really is wrong.
Speaker 10: That's too.
Speaker 13: Yeah, that we have a serious problem with burnout among
nurses up here, and they keep trying to offer more
money and they're like, it's not about them, It's not
about the money, work life balance and mental health.
Speaker 2: Over here in England, like in Canada, it's about the
money too, but it's also about the the uh.
Speaker 6: Retention. No, nobody wants to be in the job anymore.
Speaker 2: Yeah, So they get trained by the NHS. They work
for the NHS for a while and on average elite
they're gone in about ten years.
Speaker 1: Yeah, yeah, that's nothing. You want these people to last
like twenty thirty years. Teachers, nurses, you know, the foundation
of our civilization in a way. You don't want them
to be unhappy, you know, And it sucks because they're
all unhappy. As a trends down in your.
Speaker 6: Deck of the woods.
Speaker 2: You got three school systems that have for their teachers
around strike right.
Speaker 1: Yes, you know why they weren't strike though, this is getting.
Speaker 2: Too off Marblehead and someplace else in Beverly.
Speaker 1: The reason is they're not on strike for their own salaries.
They're on strike to give a raise to the people.
The teachers, aids and anyone who knows that teacher you
you need a teachers. They believe me these days, and
they and they want to. They pay L's wife is
a teacher as well. They pay the teachers whatever but
they don't want to pay the people help them anything
but the minimum wage. But these people are indispensable at
this point, paraprofessionals. Yeah, yeah, that's why they're going on strike,
and that that's why you support them. It's not for them,
it's for the people that they work with it anyway that.
Speaker 10: They don't know.
Speaker 9: Again, without getting political, they don't levelize classes anymore.
Speaker 1: It's all inclusionary.
Speaker 9: So back when we were kids, they levelized classes, so
there were they're really really bright kids, and then they
were the kids that were just scraping along, but they
were in different classes. Nowadays they're in level They were
there inclusionary. So what happens now is the slowest kid
in the in the grade is in the same class
as the brightest kid in the grade, and you you can't.
You have to have help for the kids that are
below the standard.
Speaker 1: Here's the thing.
Speaker 11: Correct above the standard suffer too.
Speaker 1: Absolutely.
Speaker 11: My son is in high school now, he's in all
ap classes. He got the egghead germ from me, But
in middle school he was so miserable and bored and
hate school because he wasn't being challenged. That kid, he
is a completely different kid now, that he's in a
different he's in high school. He's got classes that are
on his level.
Speaker 1: Taylor to him that he's interested in that's how you need. Really.
Speaker 11: He's in a trade school too, so he's he's going
for a digital media and it's something he's like actually
interested in.
Speaker 1: Ye yeah, yeah, that's funny. I got to tell you
from the first day of kindergarten with my teacher, Miss White,
who is in now buyin a viol way, how my
development started out to my last day in college. I
hated school. I never wanted to be there. It was
just the most borrowing thing, you know, I just had
to do it. It's one of these things you had
to do.
Speaker 8: But I used to feel the same way.
Speaker 3: And when fall was approaching, I hated it because when
school was starting.
Speaker 8: Yeah yeah, I mean I got got away from school.
I really started to enjoy that season.
Speaker 1: That's all.
Speaker 8: It was always depressed.
Speaker 11: It.
Speaker 1: It's still in my mind though, I hate when summer
ends because it's so I got to go back to
freaking school, you know, even in my mind, you know,
it's kind of weird, but but I think things are
changing now because you know, Los's teacher and she says,
you know, some people actually like being in school, people
like being in high school, likes being in high school,
you know, but I think things are changing.
Speaker 2: I got to kick out of high school.
Speaker 9: The worst thing my parents. The parents are the biggest problem.
Speaker 2: But anyway, I think thinks I'm obsessed with with my
high school career. Really, I kept saying I hate high school.
Speaker 1: Hated the stock quarterback. Though you should look back as purlative.
Speaker 11: You know, they have like most likely to succeed.
Speaker 2: I don't have any of those, no, but I did
have a strange you know. Everybody had a caption, yes,
like a monaker, a thing, a quote, a quote, the quote,
the quote for me, something about music and the ladies.
It was all about that, real surprise. It was cleverer
than that. Really, we didn't have any future mind music
and the ladies or something like that.
Speaker 1: Mine was like, don't belong.
Speaker 6: I didn't you know.
Speaker 2: It wasn't in the National Honist Society or any of
that stuff.
Speaker 9: See, mine was when's Al going to marry Sue?
Speaker 1: Very long? And I did you know, I'll tell you this.
When I was in school, nothing changes, but the girls
always got prefersonal treatment from the teachers right now, there's
three beautiful ladies with that time. So weren't you given
you didn't the teachers like you better than the guys
than the boys?
Speaker 4: Yes, Susan kay, I've always gotten along better with uh
men than females anyways, and I find through my life
that that still remains. I'm not sure why, but I
did get from my male teachers some excellent attention.
Speaker 8: Are there any YouTube videos on that? Just wondering for you.
Speaker 6: Know, does anybody still go to high school reunions?
Speaker 2: All the people I went through a lot of them
every five years, the dead or in jail every five years.
I enjoy going to Chumpsford High School reunion, Trump Side, Massachusetts.
We'll be up for another union in a couple of years.
Speaker 1: That's Susie, best deal. I think you've got special attention
in school, did you? Because you're redhead?
Speaker 11: I had an interesting circumstance. So my I was from
a very small town and my mother was a teacher
in that town. And I also have a very large family,
all in that town. So and I'm the youngest of
my family, like all of my cousins, my sisters, everything,
I'm at the end of the line. So all of
the like I had a teacher that my mother had
in high school.
Speaker 1: Really really okay, all right, good, I would be.
Speaker 11: Coming up against like a preconceived notion of what a
member of my family should be.
Speaker 1: Yes, so I had the same problem too. Well, let
her explain, did you reach up to the did you
just pass the level?
Speaker 11: So the bar was real low. So I was always
expected to be trouble. But I but the joke in
my family is that I didn't learn how to talk
until I was twenty five, and now I have to
make up for lost time. And I don't shut up.
But I was a very I was a very quiet,
nerdy kid, so teachers probably loved me, but at the
same time, I was always They always had an eye
on me at first because they thought I was going
to be like my older sister cousin.
Speaker 1: But were you with the smottish person in the room?
Speaker 11: I didn't. Yes, yes, Sart, and I was very book smart,
but I didn't always do well in high school because
I was bored and I didn't want to. I just
didn't want to do it.
Speaker 1: No one did I hate every Sarah. Were you the
smottish person in your class? Sarah?
Speaker 10: I was up there.
Speaker 7: There was a few subjects, so that just escaped me.
Speaker 13: And I had really low marks in and that was
chemistry and math.
Speaker 1: I me, but what are you.
Speaker 4: Going to use it for myself?
Speaker 1: It's useless, Susan Kay.
Speaker 4: I found a video that they paid that someone has
of high school and in the next few seconds you'll
see like ten seconds of me.
Speaker 1: Let's see radio show. Oh wow, no radio that's you.
Speaker 6: Are you getting a diploma right after this?
Speaker 1: It doesn't look like a graduation ceremony to.
Speaker 11: Make that was me?
Speaker 1: What was that?
Speaker 10: You do that again, Susan?
Speaker 1: Yeah, please again? It's your hair in slow motion.
Speaker 7: My hair hasn't changed.
Speaker 11: Yeah, I can.
Speaker 8: I don't know about slow Were.
Speaker 1: You the smartest person, Susan Kay? Were you the smarttest
person in your class?
Speaker 7: So I was and I wasn't.
Speaker 4: I don't know about class. How didn't embrace it? I
kind of learned to hate it. I was in National
Honor Society. Really, I didn't have to try. I didn't
have to study. But when you get into high school,
I just I didn't.
Speaker 7: Want to be there.
Speaker 1: But these girls who are in the National Honor Society,
did you have a meet one? Do you have a
time one, did you really? I did what you said
to you.
Speaker 9: One of them married my one of my best friends,
and he was the biggest potato head in the school.
He was the joker. And I look at her now
and I did choice. What the hell were you thinking
when you married him and you bred his children, which
are just as nuts.
Speaker 4: Right after this is.
Speaker 1: Where are you going?
Speaker 6: What are you doing?
Speaker 4: I like walking from class past the lockers and someone
was videoing and said, hey, they called me so new
because my maiden name was new Bauer, so I was.
Speaker 7: Soon new in high school.
Speaker 4: In high school got my tension and I was like,
oh god, don't take my picture, but.
Speaker 1: Can you send me that you did?
Speaker 7: Because I don't ever remember looking at that.
Speaker 1: Young Send me a picture. Can you send me that Vidal?
Send me that gift?
Speaker 11: Wow, I thought my high school graduation picture.
Speaker 1: So really, let's see it. We're radio show. Oh ok,
all right with the boots and everything.
Speaker 11: Hang on, missed picture on underneath my gown.
Speaker 1: Yes it's not that much.
Speaker 9: See back back in the day. My older brother was
three years older than me, and at the time he
was the biggest drug dealer.
Speaker 1: Hang on in the in the town. He was selling vitamins.
Speaker 9: So when I when I came into the high school,
they were they were looking at me going, oh, yeah,
you're gonna be just like him, and it just didn't.
They were rapping, you know, let's drag this back to
the scene.
Speaker 6: Yeah, that's a good picture.
Speaker 7: Senior year photo.
Speaker 11: Really, that's really nice.
Speaker 1: We have the out takes of that point the contact
sheet for that. Please you can just send it to
one one one, Okay, So.
Speaker 2: My creatures were taken in our junior year and I
looked like a dork and I looked a lot better
in my senior year.
Speaker 1: And really, yeah that's your opinion, all right, Listen, we're
going to go to somebody. Oh wow in a boudoir typely, wow,
I guy pulled a rose and all that really probably
very frowned on in my high school. So you had
to do a work hold a rose rose like yeahs
at Boston Tech they made us do that too. So
someone has a report switching switch save us? What do
you have this switching well?
Speaker 3: I have is the sources our Haunted Planet by John
Keel And this is about ib lore And.
Speaker 1: I'm sorry, sorry, sorry, Sarah, what happened? Sarah? You've changed, right, Sorry,
let me put your bumper in now. It's not an improvement, Kim,
it's not. I'm sorry.
Speaker 10: I did promise.
Speaker 1: Switch. I'm sorry. Let me put your bumper in now.
Speaker 5: And now it's time for another story from the Lost
Annimals of the Paranormal. It's time for Steve Ward's report
from the Fringe.
Speaker 1: What do you have switched?
Speaker 10: All?
Speaker 1: Right?
Speaker 8: Well, I have a the mimics of man am I b.
Speaker 9: Lore.
Speaker 3: The sources are are Haunted Planet by John Keel, which
he wrote in the early seventies and the Faded Discs Archive.
Now we started with talking about a quote from General stats,
one of the big World War Two generals. He said
there was no truth to the rumors that flying saucers
are coming from Spain, but that they are piloted by Spaniards.
Speaker 8: That was General Carl Spatz, air Force Chief of Staff,
he told a press conference in nineteen forty eight. So
Keel researched this.
Speaker 3: He was wondering if if there was some rumor going
on in the in the in the press.
Speaker 8: Or magazines or whatever at that time.
Speaker 3: He couldn't find anything, so he was assuming that General
they was actually getting some reports like Keel was of
some of these landings and people stepping out that well,
they were you know, people would call them, but they
looked kind of European, dark foreign types.
Speaker 8: They weren't terribly.
Speaker 3: Sophisticated with the way they put it, and sometimes they
had kind of an Asian countenance. Now we're talked many
times about Joe Symington and the constant pancakes from out
of space. I mean he was he traded some water
for some pancakes, and he said the inhabitants of the
spacecraft looked like swore the Italians.
Speaker 9: So there's this kind of hold on, hold on, hold on,
hold on. Chris raw Al personally insulted by that. Al,
yours for the Italian? Are you upset?
Speaker 1: No, not coming from Steve. No, I have no problem
with that. Okay, pancakes continue, Steve, Okay.
Speaker 3: So there were a lot of this is this is
again before the Grays came in and just polluted everything.
And uh, sometimes, like I say, they thought they were
looked Asian. Of course, back in those days they said Oriental,
which is politically incorrect now, but they said they didn't
they didn't think they were actually Asians. Now a Kiel
John Keel writes that in the spring of sixty seven, UH,
there was a series of random reports. This is this
is preceding a UFO wave, a series of random reports
describing strange Asian or gypsy like individuals walking across people's
lawns the dead of night. People just started seeing these
strangers show up and Uh. Another gentleman in Melville, New York,
he saw a metallic disk hovering a few feet above.
Speaker 8: One of his fields, and he's out in the middle
of nowhere.
Speaker 3: A ladder came down, then it was retracted, and it
flew away silently. Now this part is covered in the
Mockman prophecies. Days later, he answered a knock on his
door and saw what he described as a gypsy lady
in the doorway. She was dressed in a long gray
gown and she was wearing sandals. Her skin was a
deep olive and he thought she looked Asian.
Speaker 8: She was about five foot four with black hair five
foot four not with red hair.
Speaker 1: Pill I just want to make sure me neither I've
tuned up go ahead switch, and she.
Speaker 3: Said, I have traveled a long way. May I have
a glass of water? I mean, how absurd is this?
Speaker 2: So?
Speaker 3: He gives her a glass of water and she takes
a pill and swallows it with a large green pill,
and then she left and he looked. He looked around.
He's on kind of a ro that's not traveled very well.
It's out in the middle of nowhere, and there were no.
Speaker 8: There was no car inside. Keel says, he claims that
I have come a long way.
Speaker 3: As an old Masonic passphrase, it shows up in some
of these bizarre contacts. Also, another phrase that comes up
is what is your time? And as another one Now,
the same phrase was used on the Christiansen family and
in the early sixties Cake May, New Jersey. The individual
that came to the door called himself Tiny.
Speaker 8: He said he was.
Speaker 3: From the Missing Airs Bureau Tony and he told mister
Christensen that he may be inheriting a lot of money,
so he had to ask him a lot of questions.
Speaker 8: Now, this guy was really bizarre looking. He was a
big man. He had kind of a high voice.
Speaker 3: They wore this big, thick coat and sort of one
of these Russian kind of hats with a visor. And
he one of the daughters noticed that going up one
of his tat legs was like a cord like some
set of wire and it seemed like it went into
his leg near the ankle.
Speaker 8: And yeah, I know, just just crazy stuff.
Speaker 3: So h this was a And then he also asked
for a glass of water and took a pill. Now,
just the whole whole series of these bizarre encounters that
just don't seem to make any sense. In the mid sixties,
a woman was living in a house in Melville, New York,
at the summit of.
Speaker 8: A high hill. It was around the same time as
the Gypsy ladies visit on Long Island.
Speaker 3: Yes, she said, three Indians, what people looked like Indians
to her, came to her doorstep, dark skinned and pointed
faces Asian features. Three of them were very carried themselves
very well, very stately, and they were dressed in what
looked like very expensive gray suits. The fourth did not
look Indian to her and was poorly dressed, she thought,
in a kind of a frayed black jacket. Now, they
told her that their tribe had originally owned the property
that she lived on and they meant to take it back.
Now she was a little unnerved by that, obviously, but
she said the thing that really creeped her out was
her front yard and the driveway and everything are just
completely muddy because of rains that had just happened, and
there wasn't a speck on their shine shoes.
Speaker 8: And then when they left there were no footprints on
June thirtieth.
Speaker 3: Anyway, And by the way, they never did come back
to take the land, and mister Christiansen never received any money.
Speaker 8: So whatever was going on, who knows now.
Speaker 3: On June thirtieth, nineteen seventy six, Robert Gribble of Mufhon
interviewed a man from Arlington, Virginia. He was lost for
a few days in Colorado. He'd been out hiking. And
now when the man's being interviewed this this is on
from the Faded Disc archive. He can tell he's a
young man. He sounds kind of he's having a hard
time describing what happened to him.
Speaker 8: He sounds a bit befuddled.
Speaker 3: And I couldn't help but think of David Politis, who's
written the Missing four one one books. And when somebody
goes missing for a while and they return, sometimes they
have a hard time explaining what happened to him or
understanding what happened to him. So again, he was lost
for several days. On the second night, he came to
an area. There were some structures there, but they looked
like somebody started to build some cabins, but only built
the very bottom part, just like a couple of logs,
and and so he decided to stay there for a
while because he was totally lost.
Speaker 8: Now.
Speaker 3: Later that night, he saw some clouds kind of forming
and moving. Then he sees this bright light off to
his right, and then some kind of a craft lane.
Speaker 8: He said, the people that disembarked from the craft, they
were all different ages, and he said to him, they
looked like gypsies. They came to the spot where the
cabins were.
Speaker 3: They brought with them some kind of devices that they
could push around, and they would push them into these structures.
Speaker 8: Now they he tried to talk to them and communicate,
but they didn't understand each other. They didn't bother him.
They seemed pretty benign. He thought they looked a little odd,
but he wasn't that freaked out because they looked pretty human.
Speaker 3: Yes, And then at one point he saw two helicopters
paralleling each other in the distance. He figured they were
looking for him, and so he started to move off,
trying to get into kind of a clearing when they
could see him and the moon, the full moon was
just going down, so the light was diminished and they
seemed to seemed to fly off. And so it was
funny because they at one point they kind of followed
him around a little bit, but again there was no
real communication. He couldn't figure out what the hell they
were doing there or what what these devices were.
Speaker 8: So at one point he just he laid down, he
went to sleep.
Speaker 3: When he woke up, there was nothing there, no ship,
no people, just the the the the the cabin frames
or whatever they were.
Speaker 8: So and that was one of the Uh.
Speaker 3: There's a great resource called a Faded Archive that has
a lot of these bizarre, some very famous encounters, but
this is one.
Speaker 8: I wish that it was just a short interview. He
only lasted about eleven minutes. And I wish, I wish
they could have gotten more information from this guy, because
there's a lot of heel uncovered a lot of cases
where people described what they they thought were gypsies and
that it's one of these threads that and I don't
I'm pretty sure they weren't actually gypsies.
Speaker 3: I don't think is the best of my knowledge, gypsies.
Maybe they still ride around in caravans, I don't know,
but I don't think they have any sleek spaceships. Yes
they do, they travel around here.
Speaker 1: But here's a weird thing though. It's kind of funny
because in the Bible, when you see these kind of
Bible passages, or the people see something that seems to
be ufo, but it's like, you know, chariot's on fire
or wheels on fire or something like that, they equate
it to something they can identify with, if you know
what I mean. So maybe these people would dress a
little bit like gypsies, or they just seem to act
a little bit like gypsies. But I'm gonna say just
I'm going to make this ask this question to Susie
and everyone. Do you think we asked this question all
the time, Susie Bestial, Do you think there are certain
people who can see these things and certain people who can't,
certain people can experience them.
Speaker 11: Yeah, I think everyone has the ability to, but you
might have that part of your brain kind of shut
off for whatever reason. There's a lot of research done
into links between trauma and the paranormal, Okay, and people
that have experienced traumai their physical, mental, emotional. After that trauma,
they're more open to experiencing normal phenomena.
Speaker 1: That's a weird thing.
Speaker 11: And you know, trauma does like actually physically rewire your
brain after a time, and it might be allowing you
to open that part of your brain. But I think
we all have this as kids. Really you're more open
to things you haven't had it beaten out of you yet,
because you know, if you're a kid and you're kind
of sensing things, even if it's not something profound, but
maybe like you're feeling energy from something, you get it
beaten out of you your parents to tell you no, no, no,
like you can't talk about that, things like that, and
you kind of have to unlearn all of that to
be able to experience it as an adults. Like everyone's
kind of born an artist, but at some point that
can get beaten out of you and you kind of
have to is.
Speaker 1: That how is that the same thing would happen to
someone in eighteen twenty four, seventeen twenty four, You know
what I mean? Is this something that just is in us?
Because I had a lot of shit beaten out of me.
As it turns out right, you know, yeah, by the nuns. Absolutely.
Speaker 8: Yeah.
Speaker 11: The first documented UFO sighting was actually in North America
was in your neck of the woods, Mac. It's the
exact year, I want to say, sixteen oh nine, okay,
but it was. It was like right outside of Boston,
and there are these two men in a canoe in
the river and they saw this light in the sky,
and the people that were on shore actually saw it
from further away. But the people that were in the
canoe actually had lost time and they ended up like
a mile down river by the end of it.
Speaker 1: Maybe they were drinking at the ye old stop and yelling.
Speaker 11: Maybe their ghosts are still there. We could try to
see if we can talk to us.
Speaker 1: Don't say that here, I mean the station we were
in up at next There were definitely I don't believe
in the stuff, but there were definitely shit going on there, right,
want on right out? Oh yeah?
Speaker 2: Oh, stuff was going on was around, yeah, Bob the ghost.
Speaker 1: Just a lot of weird noises, a lot of a
lot of stuff. If you came into the radio station,
if you open the main door, a little bell and ring.
Right there was a morning you'd hear the bell ring
and you look out and there's no one there that
has happened at the place.
Speaker 9: Or are we be in there, you know, doing the show,
and we hear banging around in the building, but we
didn't hear the bell, right, so we have to go
nobody search, So nobody got in search of the freaking
building for twenty minutes. But in this place where we
are right now, this is a very old place. You
can just like looking around. This is like eighteen hundreds easily.
And and we've talked about this before, is why do
old buildings seem to have more ghosts than like new buildings,
you know what I mean? Why are they're no haunted condos?
Speaker 1: Because these are been here and people may have died
in that place.
Speaker 10: Mac, Is there story that barter or.
Speaker 9: There's probably there's probably stuff that's gone on here, but again, yeah,
we don't know. But what's really kind of interesting is
that the room we're in. I was talking to one
of my neighbors the other day. He as a kid
worked at Starboard Gallley. This particular room where we is
a brick building off the side of the main building
that this had its own address and its own bah,
and it was not part of the restaurant. It was
its own entity. So at some point the owners of
the Starboard Gallley bought this little, you know, maybe fifteen
foot wide building.
Speaker 1: Which is brick and all the bath tabs.
Speaker 12: Well, there's just a flash over max head on the
wall behind you.
Speaker 10: I don't know what that is.
Speaker 1: Yeah, that's it, just flash.
Speaker 9: It was just a flash like but this place was
the Starboar Gallley. In this building were two separate entities
for a long time, and then a number of years
ago Stubborn Gally bought this adjoining building to.
Speaker 1: Share a wall.
Speaker 9: They were married, they blew through the wall and here
we are. Now here we are in this brick room,
which is really kind of cool. It is kind of
cool because it's it's it's like we're in our own
little world over and.
Speaker 2: If they're absorbing every entity that might have been there
in the past, or is there now?
Speaker 1: Yes, you're also the.
Speaker 9: Wall that the TV that we're looking at, you guys
on the big screen behind us. In front of us,
on the other side of that wall is some of
the Stubbord Gally. I don't know if it's a kitchen
or what. But every now and then we hit something
in there banging around and working.
Speaker 1: And we'rewing stuff at Egially, the only reason we're here
is that the radio station we used to do the
show at w NBP was literally right around the corner
from this place. I mean you would fall out of
the station door and you'd be on the door of
the stopy gally right Wan, that's right, and we just
all the time, and that's how we were on up here.
It's kind of weird after it is. So anyway there
talking about like that studio.
Speaker 6: It was very convenient.
Speaker 1: It was very very convenient, very nice place. Yeah, yeah,
that was switchy time for the image.
Speaker 3: Okay, I just want to say I live across the
street from a cemetery. It goes back to the Revolutionary
War and one of my cats gets up in the
bathroom window and uh stares at it.
Speaker 1: Get that, don't don't.
Speaker 2: Cats see that stuff?
Speaker 1: Now let's see Yeah, so what he looks out the
bathroom window with the revolutionary ghosts.
Speaker 6: Cat used to see all kinds of things, and they're.
Speaker 1: Looking at birds, so looking at bugs. Then I looked
at the at the light anyway. Okay, so it's a
Fisher's talks the train, but I.
Speaker 8: Have to tell you though.
Speaker 3: There's an auto park store next to it and across
the street at a dollary General kind of takes some of.
Speaker 1: The uh time to want to wrap it up right,
produce around we're at. I just want to say, this
is the first show we've we've had in eight or
nine years with the justice sat down right here, did
everything and they just ran out of the room right right. Yeah.
She never even got the headphone. And her name is Ianne.
That's all we know about her.
Speaker 11: How are you recruiting these guests? Is Dave like like
forcing them into it?
Speaker 1: I wouldn't use forcing is not the right Worce's get
a last suit, Dave.
Speaker 9: Dave's shilling for us, and I believe he's offering drink
drunk he is.
Speaker 1: The thing is, we have bye coasters, We have Mac
Baloney Military answer Bye coasters, right, and he puts them
out every time we're here. But on the back of
two special bye coasters is a star and if they
have a style, they come in and we buy him
the drink. The thing about Dave is he's very particular
who he goes to the stars. Yeah, he is models, et cetera. Women.
Speaker 8: Her name is Ann and I'll be if I recall
her face.
Speaker 9: Yeah, exactly, exactly, Bailey. Sorry, she said she's from Merrimac,
mass literally.
Speaker 1: Ran out on us sales. Yeah, okay, that's a fresh anyway.
Let me thank everyone River Phoenix. Thank you for joining us. Yeah,
okay there you put put Shara on. We've Sarah, Yeah, yeah, okay, bye, Kim,
good seeing Nick, Kim by Sarah. Thanks, okay, thank you both.
You know up and the snow and yet snow yet Edmonton?
Speaker 10: No, we fed no snow.
Speaker 1: It's amazing nothing.
Speaker 10: It's like just keeps hanging out the fall. So we'll
keep cheering on.
Speaker 1: The oil is going to blow this year?
Speaker 2: Right?
Speaker 1: Yes?
Speaker 8: Or no?
Speaker 10: No, they're gonna kick. Really those bruins they were kicking
and then they.
Speaker 1: Don't, don't they bringing up there with the B word.
Speaker 10: I think your cousins work though.
Speaker 1: Okay, yeah yeah yeah those shocks. Yeah, my niece's husband
is the head coach of the San Jose Shocks. Are
they doing better? They're the worst team in the league.
Speaker 2: I know that. Well.
Speaker 1: They can only go out all right, Thank you Kim
for joining us. We appreciate it.
Speaker 10: Thanks guys. Great seeing everybody.
Speaker 1: Who's next?
Speaker 9: Al l l hey, he's not just glad to be here.
We get awake. Huh yeah, all we got your nest.
Take everything down and put it in the box.
Speaker 1: You know, if we were able to have a camera
and watch us, they loved it an hour before the
show and an hour afterwards, it would be fine. What
are you doing? You're looking for one and you're freaking over.
Speaker 9: I'm looking at the email I got from someone just
a few minutes ago.
Speaker 1: Okay, thank you, uh Susie Bath. Still, I'm sorry. It's
not time to say good bye to you.
Speaker 11: You did turn my bad around with the other.
Speaker 1: World us tell us about we're getting emails, but your nails?
Did you do your nails just you? Oh well, look
at that. That's sexy man, Holy holy yeah. A lot
of work there.
Speaker 11: I don't know if you can see it, but they're textured.
Speaker 1: Yes, yeah, yeah, we could see that. So good?
Speaker 13: Is that?
Speaker 1: We're going a dance store? Okay? Wow, everyone here we go? Yes,
look at us? And I have that on videotape.
Speaker 11: Susk is like silhouetted.
Speaker 1: Yeah, love it. She's got the lighting worker. Thank you, Susie.
I hope the fires don't ingulf you.
Speaker 11: I mean it would feel like being home. I'm a redhead, so.
Speaker 1: Yeah, women in Angela's first Okay, thank you appreciate Susan Kay.
What can we say to you?
Speaker 7: Do you soon?
Speaker 1: Okay? See you soon would be yes. Thanks for joining
us tonight, so much for inviting me.
Speaker 7: I love you all and I just love being here.
It's a pleasure and people don't realize what a privilege
it is.
Speaker 1: How about the guests who ran out of us tonight?
Does she realize that good taste?
Speaker 7: Oh, I wouldn't let that go. Maybe you know, everything
happens for a reason.
Speaker 1: Really, Yeah, Okay, she's still at the bar looking for
us right now.
Speaker 4: I know if it was me sitting beside you in person,
you'd have to ask me to leave.
Speaker 11: You're not intimidated by the greatness?
Speaker 6: Yeah, there you go.
Speaker 1: Hang on, So I'm sitting next to the great one?
Speaker 6: Is that it?
Speaker 1: David? Thank you, Susan Kay. We'll tuch you soon.
Speaker 7: I can't wait. I look forward to it and I
love you all.
Speaker 1: Have a great week switching.
Speaker 2: Thank you, Thank you, Susan Kay, and thank you again
for the invitation for us to shack up with you
down in North Carolina.
Speaker 1: How much fun would that be? I'd be taking Rudy
for a ride.
Speaker 9: Man.
Speaker 2: Eleen says, that's the nicest thing you could ever do.
It is for us weary travelers.
Speaker 1: Switchy, yes, thank you.
Speaker 8: I went to bob Evans this morning, did you sorry?
Speaker 3: The sausage patties two three biscuits with honey and butter
and black the son of the bitch man.
Speaker 1: I'm eating in saltines every morning.
Speaker 2: Why, I'm glad we're not on your diet Mac neitherines
any peanut by no, no, no.
Speaker 1: There's nothing on them. No peanut, but no honey, no alice, honey,
see some more. I'm eating a shipload of ice cream though. Well,
here we go anyway, thank you, al thank you, they
already thank you. No, probably switch everyone while we're on.
Speaker 2: Thank you, wanting You're welcome pleasures A on mine, happy
to be here.
Speaker 1: So google on your well YouTube Keith Richard's plays.
Speaker 2: I have it, yes, all right, yeah, yeah, I have
the YouTube video and it's he's there playing away.
Speaker 6: He's got there's a band behind.
Speaker 2: Him right yeah, yep, yep, he just walked out. Yeah,
and he's just being cool. He's playing his black is
that ritch?
Speaker 1: Yep?
Speaker 2: And he's just having the time of his life as
he always does. He lives to play.
Speaker 6: That's all there is to it.
Speaker 1: It's funny these guys are musicians just you know, listen
to interviews with them. And I listened to the interview
for an hour and a half for Rick Wakeman today
what Rick Rick Biato was really good And just the
way that these guys all know each other. All these
guys know each other, you know what I mean. I
mean these British musicians and American musicians and whatever band
you get into, they're happy with your success. You know,
if you're gonna be in the it's a small world.
It's a small world. Yeah, yep, yep. There's guys in
led Zeppelin who are friends with like guys in the
nineteen ten food Coome Company. I mean, because they all
appreciate each other. If you can make it, you make
it gets around. Thank you one, You're welcome. So this
is the end of the show. I just want to well,
let's give the plugs right times. Plugs. The plugs are
We have to apologize to everyone who listening to us
on Apple podcasts and also several other podcasts who just
put in ads very randomly. They don't edit them in.
There's nothing you can do about it. We can't sue Apple.
We can't sue these big companies. So the only solution
is if you want to listen to us, go to
podbean dot com. Pod bean dot com like the vegetable
and there's no ads there and it's all on our chives.
It's the place to go. Even a little sixty percent
of the people listen to us on Apple podcasts, well,
sorry for the ads. Also, Susan Ka, I'm going to
surprise you, Susan. So we had an idea that you
for a Christmas thing for our listeners, that you would
give away a fan a box of Kleenex, a swegie,
some lube.
Speaker 7: Is that it a one one like fan pack? I
think it would be. I think it would go over wonderfully.
Speaker 1: Okay, So we're going to do this right for Christmas
Christmas present. We're about a month and a half away
a one one fan pack, So right to us at
the email on the website, which.
Speaker 7: Is the magic fish Bowl.
Speaker 1: Yes, you're right right, We're going to put everyone's name
in the magic Fishball and we'll pick on a name
and you'll get a one one fan pack, which would
include Kleenex, wipes, a squeegee. I'm doing this from memory now, right,
a fan lubricent and a box of wipe box one
and a mister.
Speaker 2: And a mister okay, so right operated mister when you
have to pump yourself and they'll all have.
Speaker 7: The Mac Maloney logo on them. Correct.
Speaker 1: Okay, So another is pump it yourself so clean.
Speaker 2: The website is the one one approved fan.
Speaker 1: Pack, the kit, right, the fan pack or a fanny pack,
phil whatever, Yeah, fanny pack. Let's call it fan pack.
And we'll just put everyone's name in the magic fish
bowl and someone will have somebody here with the ball
the name out and they will win the one one
fan pac. Great idea, then, I love it. Maybe she
could have Rudy have the host to it. Ye, Rudy
do it.
Speaker 6: Mac You're such a marketing guru.
Speaker 1: Am I? Yes, he's ahead of his time, am I?
Am I really though, So I want to thank everyone.
Let's just neat into a home shot. Time Forgot Homeshore Troops.
Great movie, by the way, that's one of my favorite movies.
The Land and Time for God. A lot of dinosaurs
and Indians So homes are troops. I mean American Indians, sorry,
American Homeshore Troops is a military organization that we have
been talking about for years.
Speaker 13: Here.
Speaker 1: They build homes for our veterans who were wounded, severely
wounded in combat after nine eleven, that's the Afghan War. Yeah,
raking anything else that happened since then. These are people
who come home missing, a whim whatever, and they build
them the home that has just adapted to their needs.
We've talked about for years, but are condo space, not
a lot of stairs. And then when they build a home,
they rip up the mortgage. They give them the keys.
They don't have to it's their home for life, not
that whole idea. If they don't paying the mortgage every month,
they are able to go out and rejoin society and
living normal life. I hate to say that, but homes
are our troops. Ninety percent of there of your charity
dollar goes right trouve veterans. Google them, see what they're about. Also,
more than ever, we have to say John mccannon is
not a loser. He's a war hero. He's a disabled veteran,
a war veteran. You don't make fun of people like that,
no matter what you wanted them. And so this is
MAC for the rest of the gang, saying so the
next time you hear us, please be safe, be happy,
and bye bye