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Speaker 4: Good evening one. Welcome to Macloney's militrek'saw show here in
the Distant Thunder Radio Network. This is Mac Maloney. What
a show we have for you tonight. Wow. First, let
me introduce you to the members of the Platy Girls.
You can feel his vibe across the punnel, so it's
time to get your big box of climates, your big
box of wipes, sit yourself down, stop fanning yourself and
also have you squeeze and your loom close by because
you see you the very famous one one money.
Speaker 6: Hello Mac, Hello, girls, welcome to the show. I hope
you can feel of my vibe. It's been kind of
foggy around here and jolly old England today, but you know,
just looked out the window a minute ago and it's
all of a sudden they cleared up. That's what happens
with really a weird climate. Have They call it a
micro climate heavily influenced by the Isle of Wight, which
is like, you know, Stone's throw away.
Speaker 4: Why don't they just blow that up and get rid
of it?
Speaker 6: And I know it, but it's it's a big jurist attraction,
so they like it.
Speaker 4: Okay, everything else okay over there with you.
Speaker 6: Everything everything else is okay. We don't have COVID, we
don't have any good, any diseases.
Speaker 4: Nice of you to bring that up. I saw the
other day, and I don't know whether we've talked about
this on the show, but you went down some rabbit
hole and they're talking about the the three kids, the Cayton. Yeah,
Prince William's, uh, how much they're worth, the three kids,
three of them, Okay for some reason. Well I guess
the oldest son gets a little bit more. But just
averaging out, there were three billion dollars each those kids.
That's what will be in their piggy bank when they
get to the point where they could spend it, you know,
just for being a member of the just for being
a member of the world. That's all it takes. I
didn't know it was that much. I didn't either, you know,
because it seems like they're always running out of money,
but apparently they won't anyway, Thank you. One one of
the junis all.
Speaker 6: Welcome, my pleasure, also happy to be.
Speaker 4: Here also with us, And we were going to do
that poetry out later one one, but we swelched that, okay,
we erased it also with us, is uh our international
correspond No, yeah, international correspondent down there in my sister's
tank taboo in Virginia. Switchblade, Steve Wood switch.
Speaker 1: It's great to be here tonight.
Speaker 4: Okay, everything okay with.
Speaker 1: You, Everything is beyond wonderful.
Speaker 4: Okay. So I know that because he sends me, because
it's Tuesday, he sends me a picture of his breakfast.
Let me paint the picture for a second. Okay. First
of all, that a huge platter with at least eight
to ten strips of bacon, and he's going to say no.
But when you look at it, it looks like he
had like a lobster or something on his plate. It's
just all this stuff, right, you know, home fries, eggs,
stuff like that. But the piece de resise Stods was
in the corner is a super bowl full of the
gravy and you could see where he dumped it and
it's still you know, flawing off the end and stuff
like that. Great, he didn't use a spoon. And I
looked at it and says, man, I could I could
eat that in about five minutes. It was just that
sounds like a good breath. Yeah, it's really diamond nice.
I love Dina food more than hard attacking. Yeah, a bowl,
you know, it's okay? So switchy? That was? Was that
the hot the hot break of breakfast or something.
Speaker 1: That that was the super breakfast?
Speaker 6: That was?
Speaker 1: I was pretty hungry. I didn't I didn't actually I
ate breakfast at noon, so I got you know, it
had had whole fries and uh gravy and a biscuit
again the size of Nebraska, although I did a huge,
entire biscuit, huge huge strips of bacon.
Speaker 4: How many?
Speaker 1: And a couple?
Speaker 4: Just a few I got?
Speaker 1: I got maybe I don't know the kind of all
smashed together, you know, yes? And then uh uh what else?
Speaker 7: Oh?
Speaker 1: A couple of eggs over easy? Wow?
Speaker 4: Just a couple Okay, Yeah, that's good. That's good. As
as we're doing this, I'm going to find the evidence and.
Speaker 1: I ate it, you know, very slowly. I was reading,
you know, I mean just took my time.
Speaker 4: So you read when you go there, you read when
you're when you're reading.
Speaker 1: I was reading about the Moray Island incident.
Speaker 4: All right, and I just passed the picture to a
that's a lot of bag, that's a lot of bacon, man,
it's like a half a freaking pig.
Speaker 8: For god, they're not just it's that they're not that
they're long, but they're why.
Speaker 4: That's what she said, Give me that.
Speaker 8: That's a that's the breakfast fit for a king.
Speaker 4: Breakfast and champions.
Speaker 1: Yesterday, I don't usually only order one pancake, but yesterday
I ordered two pancakes. One pancake was about normal size,
and the other one it just about overlapped my plate.
Speaker 4: Yeah, cool, very cool. Yeah.
Speaker 1: I couldn't couldn't quite consume all that.
Speaker 4: But there's a place up here I gonna one woman
probably you know, the stage coaches across from the dairy
Queen and Salisbury there and you go in there and
a lot of two pancakes and they literally the size
of you know, like a small table. The woman like, good, like.
Speaker 6: You want fruit on it? Ye, put me your room
for fruit. I like to add a little bit of
whipped cream, whipped cream on pancakes, whipped cream, strawberries or blueberries.
Like have blueberry pancakes, okay, because the blueberries are in
the pakes. Then I had strawberries on top of it,
on top of the blueberry, and a bunch.
Speaker 4: Of whipped cream.
Speaker 6: That's how I got him at Farmer's kitchen all the time.
That's how I had my pancakes. I get pictures of
it too. I think I sent you somehow kitchen meals.
Speaker 4: So anyway, Okay, somebody a fan just sent me a
picture of Switchy in front of an enom hole. What
is that? Switch That's not the healthy breakfast? Whoa what
is it? It's a whole peg worth of bacon and
two week dom with pancakes. Thank you, switch You know
me and my saltines will thank you about morning believing.
Uh anyway, speaking of junk food, No, not really. Is
our international security chief Willie Club Willy.
Speaker 9: Hey Mac everyone, it's good to be here to night.
Speaker 4: What's going on? This exciting? Yeah, it's get that Patriot's flag?
Well you had that Patriot's flag loaded up with you.
Didn't think you'd bringing out the first week though, did you?
Speaker 9: Oh yeah, I'd bring everything out the first week. Wow,
but no, it's uh, this is it when we win,
when we went over here, it's a big deal.
Speaker 4: Yeah. Well yeah, like the old day these days, yeh, yep, yeah,
that's all right.
Speaker 9: I wanted to just tell you before you asked. Good
this morning for my breakfast, I had corn pops with
a banana milk.
Speaker 4: One percent milk. Okay, all right, that's good. That's his dad.
That's how they talk about breakfast. Huh, sugar pops and.
Speaker 6: Bananas, yellow round things.
Speaker 9: Right, yeah, you should be called sugar pops, right, That
got a bad name with sugar, so there's still sugar,
but instead they call them corn.
Speaker 4: Pops a little more healthy. Yea sounds a little healthier, right,
it does.
Speaker 9: That's why I bought them con pop, man, I haven't
by them since they don't have sugar anymore.
Speaker 4: I haven't a con Wasn't that sugar bear? That would
he was crisp, Sugar crisp, Sugar sugar crisp. They changed
it to honey crisp.
Speaker 1: What actor was that?
Speaker 4: Uh, James Old Jones. That's too soon.
Speaker 1: You'll come in.
Speaker 9: And it was before my times.
Speaker 4: Yeah, anyway, was just barely before you. Thank you club
for drums. You'll find see. I'm being good. Everyone turn
over a newly. Yes I'm not.
Speaker 1: I'm just not used to it. I'm not used to you.
Speaker 9: Get you killing me, but I'm doing.
Speaker 4: It okay anyway, that devious laugh, you just hear it
is in the studio in the house. It's you a
full mechanic slash King of the b slash get away
driver all right now though, Oh oh man, hello everybody.
Oh what's happening? You know, just cleaning up the house
in the yard for Plumfest plumpfesst this weekend? Is that
this weekend? Yes, it is Saturday. Yep. People who will
live in Arizona, here 's talk about this and they go,
what the hell you idiots talking about? I just you know,
it's a lot of fun. It's like a kind of
drunken day out.
Speaker 8: And it's what they take over the whole island. Fifty
bands actually, I saw the the map the thing today online.
One hundred bands at fifty different homes on the island.
One hundred bands, two at each house. And it runs
from noon to six o'clock. And they have shuttle buses.
They're parking people down at the airport and bringing them
out to the island on shuttle buses. And it's just
a crazy it's like a block park party times.
Speaker 4: I don't know, six miles long. You have six mile
block party. People are just begging, begging to rent golf cots,
I mean, golf cots are the thing to have on
this particular day. In fact, I looked into it and
but there's no place at Rent's golf cots anywhere in Massachusetts.
But there were people online saying, you know, you can
rent a golf cout because that's the perfect way to
do this, you know what I mean.
Speaker 8: Right, except any motor vehicle. I mean, if you're not
you can't drive down the main streets because there's so
many people. So even a golf cot, you're going to
be pushing people out of the way.
Speaker 4: But I'm saying that you don't have to walk, that's all.
I'm right there. Yeah, yeah, yeah, I told that, Joe. Yeah,
not a joke. The other day, we're in the you know,
we're in the freaking bus and two years ago everyone
is bombed. Everyone is inside and outside everyone clabb it
and we're in the bus because I can't, you know,
we can't really walk anymore. And I look out on
the sideway there's a guy that crutches and he's beating
serious couldn't move, you know, And and it's like you
can't drive a car down there's people and everybody got
those coolers that have the handles and wheels and the
cops don't you know, there's non existent and.
Speaker 8: People are drinking and carrying on and I mean, it's
it's really.
Speaker 4: But it's cool. It's it's it's I've never seen any trouble.
There's no trouble. Everyone is cool. It's a lot of
boy bands, you know, a lot of Almond brothers and stuff.
But it's just great. It really is. The way they
put it together and who puts it. They makes a.
Speaker 8: Couple of charities that are involved, and I think the
taxpayers haul gets involved. But the thing about it free. Yeah,
it's free to you know, to come out and do it.
But you know, of course they're begging money everywhere to go.
But the you know, I'm trying to clean up my yard,
my house, garage, everything, and like I'm actually making deals
with neighbors to park cars because I can probably holds
six or eight cars in my yard and Mac can
probably four five, six in his yard. But we're expecting
more than that. So I've got neighbors. I can shove
three cars over there, two cars over.
Speaker 4: There, one of these things.
Speaker 9: It's going to be doing that as a good citizen
of you all to screw people.
Speaker 4: And I'm doing it for my friends. I'm doing it
for the people I'm expecting down you know and.
Speaker 6: Real like the family's done in Foxboro one.
Speaker 4: Yeah, exactly, you got that right now. They're charging money.
You know, I can only feel my friend undred bucks.
Speaker 8: I told I told my wife, I said, look, I'm
going to take your car and put it in one
of the neighbors driveways. And she's like, why am I
leaving my garage space? I said, is it's going to
be people hanging out in the garage.
Speaker 4: Get your car out of here, right, Yeah, so good
for you. She's not happy. But anyway, so thanks Alf
for being very quick news for last year.
Speaker 1: Go ahead, Sugar Bear was actually connected to Sugar Chris.
Speaker 4: That's what I what did? I just said, let's go
back to the table.
Speaker 1: Like Robert Mitchell.
Speaker 4: Well when when Mitch was down on his luck. Maybe
I don't know who knows.
Speaker 1: I'm sure somebody was mimicking. I would say.
Speaker 6: Also, well, nobody beats the voice of.
Speaker 4: K Yeah, yeah, yeah, the guy he was on he
sang the songs on the Grinch, Is that right? Yeah? Yeah, yeah,
he's a very famous voice. It was, uh right, who
did the The actual voice of the Grinch was Horror
Star Vincent Price was the Price a Vincent Price, Christopher Lee,
Crystal Lee, maybe there you go.
Speaker 8: And everybody thought he sang the songs, but he didn't.
It was the voice guy did Tony the Tiger. Imagine
that pitch meeting. You know, we have a cot own
is based on Doctor Seuss. We need a we need
a villain's voice, and they get Boris Kaala.
Speaker 4: Perfect. Wow, and he did it. He did it? Yeah?
Speaker 6: Oh yeah, Well, anyway, I wonder what they got paid
for that stuff back then. Nothing ancient times.
Speaker 4: There's no if it's before when was Mash on early seventies.
If it's before Mash, there's no residual agreements. After Mash,
they had residual agreements because then they figured, hey, we
could rerun these things and make zillions of dollars. Anyway,
talking about hmmm, making zillions of dollars, making zillions of
people smile with us as super fan Susan Kaye, super fan,
Susan kay How are you, Susan.
Speaker 10: Hi?
Speaker 11: Everybody, I'm doing okay, thank you so much for having
me here.
Speaker 4: Wow, that smoky voice there, I like it. Well, you go.
I do like it.
Speaker 6: What's what's singling up and down my spine? Already have
medication for that?
Speaker 10: Now, do you have your credit card? Handy?
Speaker 4: I could wow here, I knew that voice sounded familiar.
How much is at a minute?
Speaker 6: It's okay, I only need a minute and a half anyway.
Speaker 4: So you're recovering, Susan. You're recovering from that. We don't
have to mention the disease, but you're recovering from uh
some sick time.
Speaker 10: I am, yes, I'm trying to recover. It's slowly, but surely.
Speaker 4: Well the voice is uh super duper. That's just my opinion,
you know, but I wish I could keep it. We
like it anyway. So I've introduced everyone, right, I know
Raven tonight she has a chiropractice a chiropractice appointment that
she says I need it really bad. I don't know
what that means, right, I mean they really I don't understand.
I never Okay, So you know we could do now
Lonely Larry was supposed to be on, but he's having
connection problems. So why don't we do this? Why don't
we take a quick break? Now, we'll see if we
can send some smoke signals to him in the month
and we'll be right back after this. You're listening to
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Speaker 4: Welcome back. Everyone's mac Maloney's mill Track's on a show
here in the distance Thunder Radio Network. This is mac
maloney with a show we have for you tonight. Wow.
Let me very quickly introduce you to the members of
the Plus Girls. You see the very famous one one
across the pub. Hell Mac Hell.
Speaker 6: Everybody, welcome to the show. Happy to be here. Okay,
it's a lovely day here, and it's lovely in the
studio too. It looks like down there and it's very
awesome here in the UK. Awesome in the UK, Awesome
awesome in the UK. Good name for CD. Also with
us as our international correspondent. Switch played Steve Ward down
there in My Sisters, I mean my sister's kink West
Virginia switching.
Speaker 1: Don't you dare talk about my sister's brother. Great, great
to be here.
Speaker 4: There's another joke in this somewhere. Also with us, it's
our international security chief Willie Club.
Speaker 9: Hi mac hi everyone. Yeah, I have to agree. It's
great to be here.
Speaker 4: Waving the patroes.
Speaker 9: What's going on? And I'm going on to be able
to do the show in between that.
Speaker 4: Yes, yes. Also with us is King of the Bees,
al Ronaldo. Okay, King, how you doing. I'm doing great? Okay,
you know, I'm.
Speaker 8: Watching the bees work and I walked by the hives
and I could smell the other day, I could smell
I got into the golden rod because when bees get
in the golden rod and they're processing stuff to make
the honey. Yes, the hives have an odor that is unmistakable, really,
and you.
Speaker 4: Walk back and you go, whoa, what's going on? Yeah? Really? Yeah,
it almost smells like dirty socks. Did they Oh that's wonderful.
Did they get high in on it or anything?
Speaker 12: No?
Speaker 8: But you know, it's funny because when they while they're
processing it, it really doesn't smell good. And a lot
of people who keep bees, like for the first year
or so, if the bees get into this, they go, wow,
there's something wrong this, well, yeah, something wrong in that
high guy, it doesn't smell good. The honey though, well,
once it cures, you would never know. But the honey
is very dark. Yes, it's like the spring honey, being
very very pale and light. This stuff is almost like
motor oil. Yeah nice, but it's and we are surrounded
by so much golden rod around the basin and around
in the marshy areas.
Speaker 4: Can you use it as motoroil? I've never tried it,
but you never know. Anyway, I just had to put
a remember eating.
Speaker 6: Your honey when I was living in that area, Yeah, yeah,
eating your honey. I had very few instances incidences of
hay fever, sneezing.
Speaker 4: You know, here's a lot of those things. That's what
they claim local. You know, like where you are.
Speaker 8: Now, if you ate local honey to you, it would
do the same thing because it's it's from where you
are and you know, within ten miles or so. But
it's you know, like I said, if you don't realize
what's going on in the high when you walk by it,
because if the breeze is just coming right, well, it
hits you in the face and you're like whoa. It's
almost like having pot plants on your deck.
Speaker 4: And all of a sudden you're like, oh, we take
that turn.
Speaker 8: Oh well, because it's a smell that man. You know,
when you walk by it, you get it and you're
like wow. You drive by a growth facility in Massachusetts
now right, Yeah, you're in the car and you're like, wow,
I smell weed.
Speaker 4: What's going on? You're oh, yeah, there's the grower facility? Right.
H Well, speaking about local, I can't say the thing well,
speaking about a local, Honey super fan Susan Kay is
with us. How's that?
Speaker 11: That was one?
Speaker 10: Ever?
Speaker 4: Susan? How are you? I mean, we know that your
little horse, as the kids say, but I am, but
we like it.
Speaker 11: I'm happy to be here and looking forward to spending
the evening.
Speaker 10: I have you all to myself. I'm honored.
Speaker 4: Oh okay, once again, lots of jokes in there, but
it's a two hour show. So we have a top
ten tonight. But let me just explain up front that
Lonely Larry, who is the father of Raven, who's not
here tonight. Lonely Larry was going to take her place.
He's gone missing in action. Is not a big surprise.
So the odd thing is that the top ten tonight. Susan,
what is it please.
Speaker 11: The Top ten reasons why Lonely Larry is frequently mistaken
for Raven.
Speaker 4: Top ten reasons why Lonely Larry is frequently mistaken for Raven.
The only reason the writers came up with this is
because when they were inviting him on the show, they said,
Raven's not going to be on tonight. So he said,
so can you take our place? And he says, yeah,
we're mistaken for frequently. That was the dream of the idea,
but the whole idea. Thank you Club for laughing at
the right spot. But he's not here, so let's see
how funny this goes. So Top ten reasons why Lonely
Larry is mistaken for Raven all the time. I'll stop
the music, please, Susan. Number ten.
Speaker 10: Number ten.
Speaker 11: He was dressed like a girl on Halloween when thugs
stole his Halloween candy, scarring him for life.
Speaker 4: Okay, all right, well let's see if he was here,
he would tell the story really related, so okay. Number
nine please.
Speaker 11: Number nine. He has an unhealthy attachment to cats.
Speaker 4: Everyone is surrounding me has that attachment, as it turns out,
just me and club. Next. Please let's do this quick,
so the pain won't last long time.
Speaker 11: Number eight. They both ride girls' bikes?
Speaker 4: Should we go?
Speaker 8: Larry has? How expensive a bike? Does Larry have? Five
thousand dollars?
Speaker 4: Bike? Five? He's hanging out with the right girls. Well,
de let's uh should we go on?
Speaker 8: Let's run it? Okay, you can always edit it out later.
Number what number something?
Speaker 11: The number seven reasons and why Lonely Larry is frequently
mistaken for Raven.
Speaker 10: They both did a nickel at Dana mora.
Speaker 4: Prison. What's that?
Speaker 1: It's a prison.
Speaker 4: It's a prison up in New York where they love.
They did it nickel five years five years of Wow.
Speaker 9: Okay, that's a pipar place for a lot of Boston.
Speaker 4: You don't come you don't come back with the same, Okay,
Please Susan put us out of our.
Speaker 11: Miserd Number six. Their favorite three Kleenex box movie is Beaches.
Speaker 4: Okay, I've never I've never seen that. Yeah it's yeah, yeah,
because you know you're not Lonely Larry are next, please, Susan.
Speaker 11: Number five, Just like Raven, Lonely Larry has.
Speaker 10: And also twice Okay.
Speaker 4: Thank you up, Okay, it might be the top nine
next next, please Susan.
Speaker 11: Number four, they both have imaginary friends named Matthew McConaughey.
Speaker 4: Oh okay, okay, that's cool. Wow, okay, next please number three.
Speaker 11: They both like their wines whimsical, fruitity, nutty and from
a box.
Speaker 4: Box of wine. Wow, can't miss you can't mix with wine.
This is really, really, really bad. Go ahead, please, Susan.
It would be much funny if eat and bail on us.
Speaker 10: It's number two.
Speaker 11: Tousled hair, Carol Channing, glasses, and I like ike T
shirt and looking stocks.
Speaker 10: Yep, that's Larry.
Speaker 4: Right in the style. All right, now we're getting warm
on number two. Okay, please on.
Speaker 11: The number one reason why lonely Larry is frequently mistaken
for Raven. Seriously, are you out of your minds?
Speaker 4: Okay, we'll sweeten it up. Don't worry.
Speaker 9: What's the punchline?
Speaker 4: That is the punchline, As it turns out, you know
what the punchline is is punching Larry. Punch him like
a freaking punching bag. Just as soon as we get
the technical stuff, okay, he drops out. Well to send
him a dead fish to the meal.
Speaker 9: He probably knew it was coming.
Speaker 4: He knew it was coming. Yeah, that's true. How do
I need that? Why don't we do this? Why don't
we take a commercial break now? And the whole gang
is here? And when we come back switch He's going
to dazzle us with his report, So please stay tuned.
We'll be right back.
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Here in the Distant thunder radio, Now, this is maclaloney.
What a show we have you tonight. Actually one of
those shows. It can only get better as it turns out. Anyway,
let's start on that, on that, let's start on that
road to improvement. Girls. You know he's here. You can
feel his vibe, very famous one one wanting over there
and I got.
Speaker 6: My I got my vibe turned off turned up to
eleven eleven, so I hope you can feel it. Give
it my all, Mac.
Speaker 4: That was yeah, I got that was switch Wait switching
to your introduced to Talcot? Everything okay with you? Wow?
Wanting everything? Okay?
Speaker 6: Everything is okay?
Speaker 4: Here, what's the timeline?
Speaker 6: Had fish and chips for a while, but I've had
just playing chips.
Speaker 4: Well yes, yeah, we're talking about the chips.
Speaker 6: That's right across the streets like that to die for?
Speaker 4: Man? Uh, everyone wants you know, when's your return date?
You ever return date? Yet?
Speaker 6: I don't have a date etched in stone yet.
Speaker 4: Okay, all right, but we're.
Speaker 6: Trying to establish a timeline, like you know, early next year.
Speaker 4: Yep, yep.
Speaker 6: So there's a lot of planning to do, and we're
going to find a place to stay.
Speaker 4: Well, you can stay at al, don't you.
Speaker 8: A nine hundred squarefod caught in your house is twice
as big as mine.
Speaker 4: Give her of those porsches in that clavette and they
can move right in there. You live in the garage
there you go anyway, also with us as UH International Correspondence,
which blade Steve Wood switch.
Speaker 1: Great to be here tonight.
Speaker 4: Okay, what does your t shirt say again? It says, well,
it's a radio show, dude.
Speaker 6: Oh twenty twenty one summer education camp.
Speaker 4: What is that? Is that some Chinese communist thing going
on there? Looks like a guard tower?
Speaker 1: No, I think it was a blast at the at
some of the restrictions that were going on here a
few years ago.
Speaker 4: Oh okay, okay, well how to be timely where? Yeah,
he's talking about in it ironic that Susan was with us.
Thank you switching now listen, we got to get back
to you because you had a little fan enter action earlier, right, yes, okay,
also with US? Good is that for security chief? Also
with US is our international security chief Willie Club w C.
Speaker 9: Anyway, you know, it's still good to be here. But
that top ten really is brought me right between the eyes.
I just hoping that if the night goes on, you know,
we we bring.
Speaker 4: The the game. Well, I got to.
Speaker 9: Say, you know, as you know, I'm probably not a
big fan of your top ten, but this one was
really down tough love from club.
Speaker 4: Okay, that's why he's here, Thank you Club. All right, But.
Speaker 9: Anyways, I'm sure after I listen to switch, it'll bring
me right back up again.
Speaker 4: Well, if lonely Larry had just fulfilled his promise, I
believe it would have been far from you. You can't
blame hn't blame him, Okay the writers o oach anyway,
Uh King of the Bees is yeah l R. Now though,
hell Mac, hello, everybody, I feel like I just introduced you.
I think you did.
Speaker 8: I don't know, I don't know what happened, but yeah, anyway, Uh,
the top ten.
Speaker 4: Yeah, it would have been funny with Raven here too,
but well, yeah, that would have been Yeah, think why
don't we do it again next week. Yeah, no, yeah, yeah, club,
I love that my cricket. Uh, we'll be We'll be
at the Gallley next week. So oh wow, yeah, you
gonna have better crickets. We'll have better crickets at the Galley.
Everything's better at the Galley so far, so far. Had
a little altercation there in the middle of the show.
Do you remember that we had to stop the show
for a second because there's a argument at the Remember that.
Speaker 8: They were getting loud out there? Yeah, yeah, a little, yeah, probably,
But then Dave was bringing everybody into us.
Speaker 4: He was bringing in Yeah, Dave that the star of
the show. Jesus funny anyway, talking about the star of
the show. About that also with us saving us from
this being a complete sausage potty is super fan Susan.
Speaker 11: Kay, Susan, Hi, everybody, thank you so much for having
me tonight.
Speaker 4: Wow.
Speaker 8: The voice is definitely deeper and turn on more sultry.
Speaker 4: Good voice. Okay, does no one here know what a
sausage potty is? That I speak out of turn there anyway, Susan.
Speaker 6: Susan makes some money off that voice.
Speaker 4: Well, she already asked for a credit card, that is what.
What's nice.
Speaker 6: You did say you work from home, right, I know,
I'm happy to hand it over. I don't want to
read you ever seen over the airge Party?
Speaker 4: I know, I've never seen a movie called Sausage Poty
that the animated one. Great, that's hilarious. I'm going to
see that Sausage Pies of cartoon in after Hours in
the in a deli and Mike, you know the everything talks, Yeah,
everything talks, and the and the the Falaffles get into
fights with the Jewish food.
Speaker 8: Yeah, exactly, the Bagels getting the fights with the with
the hot dogs.
Speaker 4: It's just nothing but dirty drink, sausage party, sausage party.
Speaker 8: Yeah, it's really it is really really funny.
Speaker 4: It is.
Speaker 8: I was expecting the worst. Yeah, and then I watched it.
I was really laughing at ours.
Speaker 4: Yeah yeah, yeah, yeah, they'd have like the Falaffeles would
have fights with the Kosher food.
Speaker 8: Right, and then the hot Dodgers slipping with the buttons
and stuff.
Speaker 4: Oh my god, it was. It was classic stuff. Anyway. Okay,
so now here we are, we've introduced everybody, and I'm
gonna throw it the Switchy because which had a fan
interaction last week or two weeks ago when you hear
this show. We got a letter over the transom of
two men who were taking a motorcycle trip. They wanted
to divert to my sister's top. What is it? My
sister's tank top, West Virginia. We switch. He runs the
moth Man Museum. We had to fit them into his
Some of us call it point pleasant, that's color cool.
Looked at up but uh, they they we fit you.
You know, you fit into the visit. You know, we
were able to fit them into a very busy schedule.
Switch and they said you were very gracious and had
a great sense of humor.
Speaker 1: We we had a really good time. We uh uh uh,
I think it was Eric was the guy I was
talking to first. The guy and uh like a bench
out in front of the museum. So we sat down
there for a while while his brother was still a
rummaging around checking out the museum, so we didn't want
to rush him to get out. So we had just
a great conversation about all kinds of things. And then
eventually there's a if you pass the Mothman statue and
you go across the street, you know there's a little
little place called the coffee grinder, and it's a great place.
You can get the rafts to eat, like breakfast rafts
or turkey or you know, they've got a few different choices,
they've got different types of coffee. It's just a nice
little place to sit down and relax. So now the
three of us sat down and we had a nice
conversation for about an hour or so. I couldn't stay
because actually I had an interview coming out that some
guys that were doing a documentary and I can't remember
what their name was. We run the Jeff and I
run into so many of these people, great guys, and
it was just a very brief interview. But we did
the interview in front of the Mothman statue. But the
guys came all the way down from Bay City, Michigan.
Oh wow, tripping, that's up a decent decent way up
by the if you uh look at the Michigan like
a like, ah, there it's by the Thumb area.
Speaker 4: The Thumb Michigan. Yes, yeah, go ahead, but let me
answer this switchy So yeah, hmm, hang on a second. Okay.
So anyway, they sent me a picture, but at some
point I have to have it reduced to I can
send it around to everybody, but it's you and these
two guys and everyone's having a good time and so on.
But you don't have the mac maloney T shirt on.
You had like I'm switchy or something. Kiss me right?
Speaker 1: Uh? I had a I think it was look that
they won the logo that looks suspiciously a little bit
like the Batman logo, but not enough to get a lawson.
Speaker 4: Okay, that that's the secondary to me. Why wouldn't you
wear the mc maloney T shirts seen a show?
Speaker 1: Well, the thing is about the mccaloney T shirt. I
would have to turn around so they to see the
back and that's where it says macmaloney, So they wouldn't
They wouldn't see my handsome confidence.
Speaker 9: Wellhy couldn't you turn it around wear it in front?
Speaker 1: Yea, I'd have to change my pants around, my underwear
and shoes on backwards.
Speaker 9: Well, nothing new there.
Speaker 4: Thank you, Swishy. Well, that's good that you interact with
the fans.
Speaker 1: And as I said, it was they were great guys.
We had just a great conversation and I was able
to tell them, uh, you know, other things to see
around town and so forth, and yeah, they were just
and they they seemed to they love mccaloney's Military X file.
Speaker 4: I was waiting for that seven minutes.
Speaker 1: They even like the Highest Strangeness Factor starring Steve Ford,
Andy Mercer, and Susie bass Field.
Speaker 4: We lasted about four minutes four seconds in that conversation. Well, anyway,
that's great to kind of. So they said their quote
was gracious, good sense of humor, and a good personality.
And that's what your mother says to you when she says,
bring your cousin to the prom right. So wow, I'm
trying to I'm trying to work out of the hole.
Help me. So, well, that's that's great. Switch. You have
a personality, you are a celebrity on your own. It's
funny that people seek you out.
Speaker 1: Well, that's that's that's the first, the first one. That's good. First,
I wouldn't like follow you.
Speaker 4: Know, you didn't tell them about your plumbing problems.
Speaker 1: Actually, a a lady from one of the Carolinas Uh
is the first one to come out. Yes, and she's
known as super fan Susan King Y.
Speaker 6: Yeah, I heard about that. Yeah, things were going on
there doing that.
Speaker 4: Well they're both downsolved. Well, switchy. Okay, So anyway, you
have a report for us, right I do. Why don't
we do this? Why don't we put in your bumper
right here?
Speaker 5: And now it's time for another story from the Lost
Annals of the Paranormal. It's time for Steve Ward's report
from the Fringe.
Speaker 4: Perfect the feedback matches it perfectly. And so switchye, what
do you have for us today?
Speaker 1: Well, this is going to be uh you know that.
I don't know when the other one's going to air.
But we did a sort of a kind of a
parallel or an offshoot of the Shaver mystery. And this
is not heavy into the Shaver mystery here this one,
but excuse me, I'm going to have to hit the
cough button here. We talked about ed John who was
writing letters to Amazing stories about the Shaver mystery stories,
and of course Richard Scharff Shaver was the guy with
the welding gun that was hearing voices and eventually deduced
and Ashley supposedly was a prisoner in the caverns of
the Darrow, the evil degenerate beings that create all kinds
of havoc on Earth with their technology and so forth. Okay,
so h Rap Palmer kept getting a lot of letters
from people claiming contact with these darrow or or going
into these caverns and having scary experiences, or just hearing
mysterious voices. Well, Rap Palmer gets this this, Oh here
we go again, hold on all button. This I think
is called allergy. Anyway, he gets this anonymous letter and
this guy claims that there was this last mission he
was flying during World War Two, and of course he's
not He gives his name later, but not in this
particular letter. And he and his a partner, they were
shot down over Burma, and they went into this cave
and supposedly when they were in this cave, they were
attacked by these creatures which which turned out to be Darrow.
They fought them off with machine guns, allegedly, and they
had some kind of a like a heat beam, and
one of them hit his friend's arm and actually burned
a hole in it the size of a dime. Okay, So,
and he says at the end of the letter, he
implores Ray Palmer, please give up this whole thing, give
up the Shaver mystery. Well, later on he writes more
letters and we find out who this guy is and
you may recognize the name of Fred Chrisman, Red Crisman.
A lot of people think he was a government agent,
a disinformation agent. He was called before Jim Garrison and
one of the Kennedy inquiries that some people thought he
was one of the tramps on the Grassy Knoll. But
he's also instrumental in the Moury Island mystery. I call
it the Moray Island hoax. Now what happened in Moury
Island was now, of course, Kenneth Arnold's famous sighting was
on the was it the twenty seventh of June nineteen
forty seven, and that's where he saw nine discs flying
over Washington State, which he said, we're kind of like
skipping along like saucers. And of course the newspapers dubbed
that flying saucers. Well, Chrisman and another guy. They were
supposed to be two uh uh guys that would cruise
Huget Sound looking for like uh u uh, you know,
floating logs.
Speaker 4: And straight log straight log, straight logs. They had a
contract with the lumber companies up up the river and
any straight log that falls off the boat or whatever,
they would pick it up and they would return it.
You know, that's that was their business.
Speaker 1: Right and uh they uh so, So chris Man claimed
that he actually it wasn't Kim. His partner, Harold Doll,
was in his patrol boat and uh they saw a
six discs actually don't shape craft overhead. Now they they
claimed this happened a few days before Kenneth Arnold had
a sighting. I'm skeptical. I think that at once, I
think the whole thing was a hoax, and I'll outline why,
but I think they backdated a few days to make
it sound like it happened before Kenneth Arnold's sighting. So
supposedly they saw these six discs. According to Harold Dall,
one of them ejected some kind of a slag or
some kind of substance because it seemed like it was
having some kind of trouble, and it supposedly hit his boat,
damage his boat, court his boy that was on board,
and killed the dog. Well, so that was and so
Fred Chrisman contacted Ray Palmer about this, and of course
Ray Palmer was the editor of Amazing Stories that promoted
the Shaver mystery, and he smelled a good story here,
I think, even though he probably My guess is he
probably thought Chrismin might have been full of it because
of some of the earlier letters he wrote. But still
he smelled a good story. It might have been legitimate.
But even so, even if it was a hoax, it
was something you know, worth worth investigating and writing about.
So he convinced, actually convinced Kenneth Arnold to go out
there and investigate. Now, Kenneth Arnold was had offered again.
He's the guy that saw the discs, the guy that
formed the term flying saucer. Right, he he'd been offered
money several times to uh, to tell a story. He
wasn't interested. And Ray Palmer did the same thing. But
then when Ray said, look, you know, here's these harbor
patrolman that claimed that they saw these discs. I'd like
you to go out there and investigate, and I'll give you,
you know, money to do it. And Arnold thought, well, heck,
you know, i'ven't got a lot of ridicule. What if
this is a legitimate story, maybe this would help bolster
my story. So he agreed to go out and investigate.
And he's he was a pilot. So he flew out
himself and uh, he uh. He landed in Tacoma, and
he was having a really hard time finding a hotel room,
and then all of a sudden he called out of desperation,
he called the Windthrop and Tacoma and they said, oh,
mister Arnold, we have your reservation right here. And he felt, what,
maybe there was another Kenneth Arnold, but there wasn't, and
so he took it. And so that's that's when he
gets uh uh, he's trying to get a hold of
this Harald Doll. He's the one that is supposed to
have actually been on the boat when all this happened.
And at first Doll was really uh reluctant to talk
to him, but finally he did and he came over
to his hotel room and they had a discussion about
what had happened. So the next day they actually Doll
told him that uh, you know. And the following day
Dahl said now that he had a he was at
breakfast and this stranger in dark clothes sounds like an
m I. V Type came up to him and said,
you know, you uh, you've got you need to to
not talk about what you're what you're seeing. You need
to forget about everything men in black and but yes,
but supposedly but but well, I'll tell you more about
Doll in a moment, and we'll see whether or not
we believe that that's true. But this guy supposedly threatened
him in his in his family and uh and Dolls
uh uh uh uh Arnold to his uh to this
house where supposedly had his office, and there's a woman
in there, his secretary, who's who's busy with paperwork and
so forth. And he brings out one of these fragments
that's it's supposed to have fallen from the from the
craft and his boat, right, and he says, he says,
this is just like volcanic rock. And he says, well,
that's that's what fell from the the the ship. So
uh Arnold one, you know, he's he feels like he
feels like he's out of his league. So he's got
a good a good buddy, Captain E. J. Smith from
United Airlines, and he calls him into help because he
figures he's got more expertise than he does, so he
gets in on it and and and they all meet
together with with Harold Dall and uh and then they
get this call from Ted Morello, who's a reporter, and
he says, you know what, somebody's contacting me and telling
and telling me everything. You guys are saying, your room
is buged.
Speaker 4: Okay, let's stop there. Stopped there for a second, so
just OKAYU put this together. Now, Okay, this is Kenneth Donald,
you know, the guy who basically is to blame or
whatever to call them flying. So he's become kind of
notorious in nineteen forty seven Americas. So this guy, Ray
Palmer says, let's get him to report on this thing.
And the reason Arnold does is because he thinks it's
going to bolst what he said he saw. But he
shows up, as you say, he's out of his leg.
But there's mysteriously this hotel room waiting for him, right,
So he moves in, and these people gradually gather in
this room, and a reporter clolls up and says, I
can hear someone's telling me everything you're saying inside that room,
right right, And.
Speaker 1: Eventually they meet Fred Fred Christman gets in on it,
and it's you know, supposedly Harold Dahl took some photographs
of these things, gave the photographs to Fred Crispin. Fred
Christmin can't find the photographs. Well, big surprise, right, So
they they actually called in Captain Davidson and a Lieutenant
Brown of the military and to see if if they
would be interested. And they have several examples of this
slager or whatever it is, and they they were checking
it out, and of course they seemed like there might
be some interest. But if you could tell their their
eyes were glazing over. And these two guys just thought,
this is just a bunch of crap, and you know,
and christ was really enthusiastic to have these guys there.
Harold Dull just about turned white. He did not want
anything to do with the military. And I think we'll
see why in a moment. So they flew it on
a B twenty five and they couldn't stay because there
was some kind of maneuvers or something they had to
do the next day.
Speaker 9: So they.
Speaker 1: Arnold and his his buddy there. They want to they
want to they want to go out to Moray Island
and see the stuff that has supposedly fall on themselves.
They also want to see Harold Doll's boat that was
supposed to have been damaged. So they they they go
out there, go they go see the boat, which is uh,
doesn't look like a Harbord patrol boat at all. The
engine doesn't work, They don't see any particular damage that
might have been created by stuff falling from the sky,
right and you know, again they're looking at each other like, Okay,
there's something that really smells here. But they I guess.
They finally get out and get out to Moray Island,
and you know that the the slag just looked like
regular I don't you know, stuff that comes from a
factory or whatever, you know, residue. So and while they're
doing this, they find out that that at one that
more morning, that B twenty five plane had crashed crash
and a couple guys that were on there got out,
but the the two pilots to the main guys, they
died in the crash for some reason. So and at
the same time Chrismin disappears. He takes off on an
army barmber to Alaska and uh, it's the it's he
had gone to the tacomaup Smelting Company just to uh
to to see fragments look exactly what they claimed had
come from this craft. Right, So, like like a Twilight
Zone episode, you know, uh, you know, uh, poor Arnold
feels like, you know, he's not not a real investigator,
and he's out of his league. He goes back to
the house where Doll and his his uh secretary are
supposed to be, and the house is empty. There's even
like cobwebs on the door when they open it and
they look inside windows and everything. He thought, God, am
I on the wrong street? Is is it a house
that looks similar? No, it was just a It was
just a bunch of nonsense. So so the post, here's
the here's the bottom line. Here.
Speaker 4: Uh.
Speaker 1: In one of Jerome Clark's books, he talks there's an
ape reporter named Elmer Vogel. During this time period. He
remembers going to to see Harold Doll. He's on his
back porch asking him questions about the whole thing, and
all of a sudden, Doll's wife blasts out of the
back door with a butcher knife, yeah, a real genuine
butcher knife, and Vogel thinks, okay, I've written my last byeline.
But she goes up to her husband, grabs him by
the collar, and she says in a not kind voice.
He says, stop in very seeing me with your lives.
Speaker 4: Wow.
Speaker 1: And so Joll comes clean and said it was a hoax.
It was engineered by Chrisman, and they rented the house
and so forth. It was all phony. But but the
thing is mac oh, and the thing is two men
died because of this, right, And what what what what
gets me is that some people they blamed Ray Palmer. Well, look,
Ray Palmer is a news guy. Ray Palmer smelled a
bad carp and thought, oh, this has got to be
a hoax. But but what a story. That's all he's doing.
Speaker 4: Never stopped him before, go ahead, No, never never stopped
him before. That's what he was known for, you know,
I mean he was at the forefront of this kind
of that.
Speaker 1: That's how the whole Shaver mystery started. Because who was it?
Howard Brown read this what he thought was a crackpot
letter and may have been from Richard Shaver, balls it up,
throws it in the wastebasket. Yeah, and just I think,
just to piss off Brown, Palmer goes, retrieves it, opens
it up and says, you know what, what it was
is supposed to be some kind of a an alphabet
that all alphabets were derived from. But anyway, it was
by Shaver, and so Palmer says, we're gonna printice in
the next issue. That's got a great response, and that's
triggered the whole thing. That's when when you Shaver wrote
the ten thousand word uh manuscript called a Warning the
Future man. So, but that that's uh, you know, you
know that that was that was rape. Palmer he had
a nose for that thing kind of thing, and but
it was it was it lays on the shoulders of
Fred Crispin for whatever reason, and their head. And don't
you think there had to be there had to be
some kind of funding behind this and the reason what for?
Speaker 4: What for?
Speaker 1: Who would do this?
Speaker 3: Right?
Speaker 4: You know? I mean I think it back then, I
think everyone so dollar signs in their eyes when you
realize probably not. But let me just bring up two
things that I've heard at the tail end of the story, okay,
And number one is supposedly when Kenneth Donald went back
to Well. First of all, the B twenty five crew
had to get back to their base in California because
the next day was the day that the Army Air
Force Army air clup broke apart from the Army and
became officially the US Air Force, okay, And it was
a big ceremony at their base. So that's why they
had to get back. And the plane crashes, you know,
for unknown reasons, like you know, on not on takeoff,
but about an hour into their flight. So those guys
are dead. One of the wings caught on fire. Something
weird it was, and they had and.
Speaker 1: They had just they had just inspected that that plane, right, yes,
I mean it should have been in perfect shape.
Speaker 4: Right right, and it was just it was it was
a shuttle plane like a like a ferry plane that
they would use to go here and there, you know,
but it was a B twenty five bomber anyway, supposedly.
Then Kenneth Onold went back and he says, I'm getting
out of here, and he took off and he had
trouble with his engine and he somehow fixed it in fly.
Speaker 1: You know, when it happened. It was he landed for refueling, okay,
and then when he took off again, he lost power
and had to do a quick landing at his left
wheel a little bit found out that the fuel velve
had been turned off.
Speaker 4: Yeah right exactly, yes, yeah, okay. And then The third
thing is, or the second thing is, is that they
laid uncovered cables between jac Hoover before in between costume changes.
Let's say, talking to the head of the Seattle FBI office,
and basically he is saying, what's going on there? And
the guy says, I don't know, but I think there's
something to it. So you know what does that mean?
I mean, it might have been something they set up
and they got information about who knows what that means,
but they looked into it. And then, as you said,
how weird this guy Fred Christman is he gets called
before the Drink Committee on Assassinations investigating the JFK assassination.
So you know he's wrapped up in that somehow, which
is really strange. It's a strange connection, right, and.
Speaker 1: You wonder, you know, I mean some of it to me,
it is an obvious folks. But then who shut off
Kenneth Arnold's fuel fuel line?
Speaker 4: Yeah?
Speaker 1: And did that the plane that crashed?
Speaker 12: Was it?
Speaker 1: Was there some kind of sabotage? And if so, what for?
I mean all they had, I mean, these guys they
took some of the slag with them, yes, but you
could tell that they just thought this was just a
complete waste of time.
Speaker 4: Right, yep, yeah, I mean this slag was I mean,
they tried to say that, you know, it doesn't show
it doesn't show up in the Seattle area, but it
was just it was drunk, you know, it was drunk,
and I think it looked odd maybe, and they said, hey,
let's make this up. I agree with you that they
probably backdated it because if you believe their story, it
happened before flying sauces were let's say, you know, you
know what I mean. So I just think though that
it seems like this French Christmas guy would be just
kind of a nut, literally a nut, and yet he's
into some kind of shenanigans that they call him before
the JFA jfk Assassination Committee. You know what was he
up to. He's one of these guys like when you
see pictures of the day that Kennedy got assassinated, right
November twenty second, nineteen sixty three, in the course of
all the chaos that went on, they arrested four vagrants
they called him four no excuse me, three hobos that
were up in the train tracks when Kennedy got shot.
One of those whole is Woody Harrelson's father, the actor,
and he was released and later convicted of murder and
has been in He's still alive and was convicted to
life in prison from murder. Somehow he's involved here. What
is it? You know what I mean? It's like this
real kind of underworld of stuff going on that is
very kind of I don't know anyway, thank you, switching
oh hand.
Speaker 1: Just just as a postcript. It's just another one of
these things where you can you can put your finger
on some of it. Some of it seems to be
logical and rational, yep, and other aspects are just beyond explanation.
Speaker 4: Yep. I agree with you. You know. It's one of
those things that when you're in your Yeah, there's books
about it and everything, and sometimes I felt like the
one book I read about it, I said, oh my god,
all this stuff actually happened. But then when you get
into it, they did admit to partially having a hoax,
But you know, why would you have a partial hoax?
You know what I mean? You're playing a hoax and
some things come true. But as you say, two guys died,
and it looks like they try to kill Kenny Pond
apparently they got the house. Someone bug the hotel room
and let the reporter know what's going on there, you know.
Speaker 1: And even Ray Palmer when he when he got a
report of this, he said, don't don't bring any of
that slag back. Just just come back as quickly as possible.
Speaker 4: Oh that's funny.
Speaker 1: Yeah.
Speaker 4: Yeah. The Maury Island incident is usually what it's under
and it's I mean, it's fascinating in its own way.
I guess, I don't know. There's a lot of kind
of different sub chapters to it and stuff. Thank you, switching.
You know, we're going to clamp the switch. You know
why because he's got his plumber. Yeah, because he's awesome.
He's awesome. He got his plumbing straight now. But he's
also awesome. Thank you switching. Once we go take a
break and have a drink and we'll be right back
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Speaker 4: Welcome back, everyone to Mac Maloney's Militark Sound Show here
on the Distant Under India Network. This is Mac. I'm
Ronnie Well at a show we have for you tonight.
It's not over yet, girls, you know we see it,
the very famous one one across the plot.
Speaker 6: Hello Mack, Hello, girls, welcome to the show. Welcome back
to the show. If you haven't been here already, it's fantastic.
It's a little strange, strange around the edges, but that's
where the shows have always been, right Mac, I guess
so that's where the rubber meets the road. Is the
strangeness factor. Don't listen, let me ask Switch. He has
a lot to do with that too, the strange part.
Speaker 4: Yes.
Speaker 1: Look, and not just because they do a radio show.
Speaker 4: Right there you go. I'll trying to help you there, Switchy.
You never saw those hedgehogs again, right, I did that.
They're in hedgehog Heaven. Right.
Speaker 6: The hedgehogs are nowhere to be found around here. Just
you know, my buddy who lived next door to where
we used to list says they're still around okay, but
he's not sure that the new uh it happened at
our cottage, right or it used to be a cottage,
is taking care of them. They'd just be living on
their own.
Speaker 4: That's a hawk's apha Okay. Also with us' senior senior
International Correspondent International Correspondent Switchblade, Steve Ward, switching.
Speaker 1: Great to be here. There isn't a junior one, is there.
Speaker 4: I was gonna say, maybe it's because you're getting SS
benefits now you're a senior. Okay, Okay, Well we're gonna
have to pump the show so full of fake laughter.
I'm gonna have to take out a loan, so Switch
everything's okay with you, et cetera.
Speaker 1: Everything's good.
Speaker 4: Okay. How much did that breakfast cost you today? That
was probably a little bit more than usual. Right, I'm sorry,
what how much did that breakfast cost you today? It
looks like a little okay, and I know that you
you've tipped intermittently.
Speaker 1: I did not tip today, but you know who I
did tip today when I when I was working on
my report today, for some reason, I got a hanker
in for a large coffee and a couple of donuts.
I don't eat a lot of donuts these days. But
there is a place just up the street, yes, called
called mcapey's Donuts, and it's it's in this big, beautiful building.
I don't know how they how they survived, but anyway,
their donuts are pretty good. So I went down there
and got a giant coffee and a couple of donuts,
and it was the other day, you know, the same deal.
They don't have a you know sometimes when you're punching
your card on those things, you know you can put
in a tip. They don't have that there. They don't
have a tip cup. So one I said, do you
guys accept tips? And she said yes, And I thought,
holy cow? And you know, so I gave her five bucks.
Speaker 4: Wow, switchy, Okay, don't you know I.
Speaker 1: Have no problem uh tipping people or putting money in
a tip cup for jobs that I would not care
to do. I don't think i'd want to be standing
on my feet all day serving people coffee and donuts. Well,
it's an honorable profession. I don't think my body could. Yeah,
let me tell you something else. There's a there's a
Dollar General very close to of course, there's a Dollar
General about every ten feet in West Virginia. Anyway, Uh
the uh that they are the ladies there and there's
about three ladies and a couple of guys. And I
don't know how. I don't know how they do it.
I mean they get tons of stuff in there that
it's filled with everything. Somehow they keep up with the
stock and they take care of the customers. There is
a h self serve line. I don't do self serve lines.
I'd end up in prison somehow. But you know, I
just my hat goes off to people doing those kinds
of jobs that I if I was mac, if they
hired me for a Dollar General put away stock, I
would collapse after about ten or fifteen.
Speaker 4: Let me ask this, though, you're not tipping those people
though I am that might be a little bit inappropriate.
Speaker 1: No, I'm sure that they would not allow that.
Speaker 4: But no, wow, huh dollars General.
Speaker 8: So one thing quick switching, does your Dollar General actually
charge a dollar for things, or are they like the
ones up here? Now everything's a dollar and a quarter
till twenty five general.
Speaker 1: Actually it's free. It's just just just a name, a name.
It's just a name. It's they have, they have, but
they have everything there. They even have food there. Well,
our dollar generals up here have everything. And it was
supposed to be, you know, a buck apiece, and then
last year they jumped the price twenty five percent, so
now it's a dollar and a quarter.
Speaker 4: General. Think of another thing, and I tell you the.
Speaker 10: One dollar tree.
Speaker 8: Maybe you might be right, but you know, the one
thing I go in there to buy it like it's like.
Speaker 16: A seven eleven, okay, but the dollar store near us
that the only reason I go in there, yes, is
to buy black licorice.
Speaker 4: Oh my goodness, okay, and they don't have it.
Speaker 8: They don't have it all the time. You admit that
I love black licorice. Anis set Zambuka. I love that stuff.
But I mean, as far as the liqueurs go, I
can't drink it. I can sip it, wow, and I
leave it in the freezer of this with with Yeah,
they got the club with the twizzlers always black Twizzlers,
and I don't. I don't think there is any flavor
in the world, and that stuff beyond people. So yeah,
most people hate it.
Speaker 4: It's not it's it's the healthiest candy you can eat,
believe it or not. But but you can die from
eating too much of it. That that is just a
just an unpleasant taste.
Speaker 8: I love this stuff. My wife hates it, hates the
smell of it. Yeah, yeah, I mean, I can't eat
it in the house. I have I have a brand
new package of it in the car. And if I
get stopped by the cops, I'm just gonna shove a
bunch of that in my mouth and go, I.
Speaker 4: Mean, lickorice, you know, what do you want? But if
you can, I love that stuff. Yeah yeah, really yeah, And.
Speaker 8: That is the most polarizing. And the smell taste is
black licorice either. And I don't know anybody who goes
yeah it's okay, I kind of it's all right, like
it makes them want to vomit or it makes them,
you know, like club And I love the stuff.
Speaker 4: I know one person who is thinking of vomiting, right, Yeah,
I do too. I can see it anyway. That voice
that you're hearing a black liquorice is Aronando? You' a
foe mechanic, the black liquorice guy. You go, well, you
want to be known as that?
Speaker 1: Really?
Speaker 5: Well?
Speaker 8: You know, like I said, I every year I get
a bottle of zambuca from my niece. Is a Christmas present,
And the first thing I do is shove that baby
in the freezer. Yes, and then every now and then
I'll go in, I'll grab a really a little bit
in a glass. Does she call you the black liquor
you know, she's called me an idiot?
Speaker 4: Anyway?
Speaker 8: But I love the stuff and I sip on it,
and now we do too, and now we are you know,
now we know but zambucas. Like I said, I can't
drink the stuff, but I will sip it.
Speaker 4: Now there's another show going on, end of this one.
Thank you well for joining us, No problem, glad to
be here. That's a little liqorice. Tell me anyway. Also
with us, did I introduce club already? I think I
upset the Apple cards. I can't. I'm out of it.
Speaker 9: Know you didn't and I'm not. And it's important that
I speak.
Speaker 4: Okay, all right? So also with US is UH International
Security Chief Willie club w C.
Speaker 9: Well, it is pretty good to be here tonight.
Speaker 4: Pretty good.
Speaker 9: I'm a little disturbed. A couple of minutes ago I
heard that which you can go to promotion? What do
you have to do to earn the senior? And how
much more of a bump do you get in there?
Speaker 1: I can tell you there's a lot of course work.
Speaker 9: I might file some kind of a HR. Anyways, you
get into black liquids, and as you can see, I
buy it by the box.
Speaker 4: Well, yeah, well that's mad with you.
Speaker 9: They always said, you know it keeps your heart and
and so I wait, maybe.
Speaker 4: What do you wrap it up? What do you strap
it around? How do you do that? It's the viagora
of candy? Then, is that what you're saying?
Speaker 9: There's something in it? I've read about it, I wondered,
because I noticed things were happening every time i'd have
a bag.
Speaker 4: Wow wow wow wow wow wow wow.
Speaker 9: Thing.
Speaker 4: Well, So, anyways, let me ask you this, if you
eat too much, if you eat too much of it,
do you have to go to the emergency room after
three hours?
Speaker 9: Oh no, no, no, no, it'd only last about ten minutes.
Speaker 8: Well, okay, all right, last time, last time I had
a bag, my wife found out and then I was,
of course, yeah.
Speaker 4: How she find out? All right, all right, let's let's wow.
Wait also with us, wow, also with us.
Speaker 9: Oh, I know before you go, I get I had
something else. It's very important because you talked about you know,
the doulogy r. Yes, yes, I'm big in the financial stuff,
so I'm always online and watching it. By the way,
do all the General shares are down about thirty percent
for the year. It's been in trouble for more than
a year because of the weak consumer spending and but
the stock is cratering and there's been even safety violations
and violent incidents and chain but Switch friends, Yeah, smaller
stores a lot of problems.
Speaker 4: Well, they're hard working Switch as it turns out.
Speaker 9: Right, Yeah, but I feel bad because people rely on that.
Speaker 4: Oh yeah, I mean it's just stuff. It's like cheap stuff.
Speaker 1: General bust their tail and do theyre doing good job?
Speaker 4: Well, I don't doubt it.
Speaker 9: I bought people aren't spending the money down there anymore?
Speaker 4: Uh listening and I can walk there. Yeah, I was
in the middle of my introduction. I'm sorry, brightening up
the show tonight with his Selchy voice is super Fan
and Susan Kay super Fan. Susan Kay, Susan.
Speaker 10: Hi, everybody, how are you doing?
Speaker 4: A Hey, Susan, what's shaking? Let's shake?
Speaker 10: Speaking of shaken, you promised me some music.
Speaker 4: Oh okay, all right, we will put that in later on.
We got to pick just the right kind of music.
So everything okay with you more or less?
Speaker 10: Yes, everything's going well.
Speaker 4: Thank you for asking in the huss He's okay, Tony
doing well.
Speaker 10: Yes, they're enjoying that.
Speaker 11: It's not ninety five degrees in the shade all day
long now, so the.
Speaker 10: Weather's been rather nice, okay. And I do want to mention.
Speaker 11: We talked about donuts and remember the donut kitchen and
we'll win.
Speaker 4: Donut kitchen. Where was that? I don't right off of.
Speaker 11: The main road there, never mind, Sorry you would say, oh,
I know, the donut kitchen.
Speaker 10: It was a little private. They had the best doughnuts
in the world.
Speaker 4: Have you here of Cogden Donuts up in Maine. It's
the most famous donut place in New England. I was
up there one one member. We butt you a donut,
a chocolate frosted otor size was in a place. Yeah,
they do stuff like it's good. But it's like, you know,
it's right up past algonqu you just keep on going.
That's right there in the left. Yeah, yeah, it's it's
you know, okay, anyway, donut out.
Speaker 6: So I love donuts.
Speaker 4: I love donuts too.
Speaker 6: I don't want to here in the UK.
Speaker 4: Donuts they have to be done just right, and a
lot of chain donuts don't do it for me. But
if the homemade donuts done right, they're really good. I
like them. So anyway, it's Switch. As it turns out,
Switch has a follow up to what he talked about
in the earliest segment. So we're talking about these guys, right,
I mean, you know Fred Crisman and this guy Dow
and all the shenanigans that were going on around Mario Island.
But that's almost like connected to other things, right almost.
Is Ray Palmer the guy who kind of connects all
these things, these other weird stories.
Speaker 1: Well he is was kind of the simple focus of
a lot of them. Of course, he he's the one
that promoted the Shaver mystery and he uh he actually
didn't you know he got this uh this a shaver
called it the Mantong alphabet, which all alphabets were derived from,
is kind of a very strange deal, but anyway, people
responded to it, and and Shaver was, uh, he was
living in Bartow, Pennsylvania at the time, and he h,
I was encouraged to you know, he really believed that
through what he believed was his own experiences being imprisoned
in the caverns, and although he was probably in an
institution at the time, and from getting like messages and
so forth, he really believed there was this danger, this
evil deep beneath the earth and the darrow these detrimental robots.
They weren't literally robots. They were they actually came from
the Titans, from from eons ago. They came to Earth.
They the radiation the sun changed, so they some of
them left, some of them went into the caverns, and
but they changed. They became some kind kind of mutated,
and some of the machinery they had also had radiation
that linked that changed them. But they became evil, and
according to John Keel was kind of like a modern
day devil theory. But they could send these rays out
to his car crashes and to do all kinds of
horrible things. So uh uh what what what Palmer did
was he took uh uh that ten thousand worried uh
warning or whatever, and changed into kind of a story
supposedly partially factual maybe and and but added all kinds
of elements to it and called it I remember Lemiria.
People responded to that. They wanted more Shaver stories, and
the the circulation of amazing stories skyrocketed. But here's an
interesting story. Uh He Palmer wanted to meet Shaver to see,
you know, is this sky totally crackers? Is he you know?
Is he rational? So he he actually took the train
from Chicago to Bartow, Pennsylvania. He never flew and he
met Shaver and his wife and they they talked long
into the night. And so when, uh when when Shaver?
When when Ray Palmer went to bed. It was one
of these deals where the bedrooms had an adjoining hall.
He had to go through one to get I guess,
to go to the latrine or whatever. So here's Ray
Palmer laying there at night, and all of a sudden
he starts hearing voices, about four or five voices. I
think a couple of them were men, one was a woman,
and one sounded like a child, and they're talking about
this horrible event that took place where a woman was
murdered and it happened four miles away from there and
four miles beneath the earth. So Ray Palmer interjects himself
in this bizarre conversation out of nowhere, and he says,
what is this? What's going on? And the childlike voice said,
don't listen to him, he's an idiot.
Speaker 4: Wait a minute.
Speaker 1: The voices faded.
Speaker 4: Away, ristof you for a second, switchy, switchy. Yes, So
where is he? Is he on the train? Is he
off the train?
Speaker 9: No?
Speaker 1: No, no, this is in Shaver's as I guess, in
the room.
Speaker 4: Okay, so these people are actually real, they're actually well.
Speaker 1: He what he did with the next day. He's looking
all over for speakers and wires and so forth, and
he couldn't couldn't find anything. And much later on he
revealed what actually happened. The voices were coming from Richard
Shaver as he slept, and in later years, really when
the Shavers and Palmers actually lived very close to each
other in Wisconsin, Uh, you know, a Shaver was dozing
on the couch and Linda Palmer, one of the his
daughters actually heard voices coming from him as he slept.
Something bizarre was going on with this guy.
Speaker 4: So it was Ray, his daughter and the shave of
guy in the same hotel room and they hearing voices
from him.
Speaker 1: No, no, no, no, no, this is in the house
they were. They lived close by and and uh and
the Shavers would would would babysit their kids. I mean
he he had off kinds of bizarre beliefs about this,
these entities and so forth. But he was never you know,
uh violent or anything like that.
Speaker 4: Yes, okay, kind of just asked you something I got
to know from one one. He wants to know what
the data looked like, what what the data looked like.
Speaker 6: What the looked like. There's a lowdown on that story
a little bit.
Speaker 1: He had a son of two daughters and uh and
so uh now see Shaver always maintained that he was
physically a prisoner in the caverns.
Speaker 4: Uh.
Speaker 1: Well, Ray Palmer seemed to believe Shaver. He thought it
was more of something on the astral plane where he
was kind of imprisoned in. But uh he uh, you know,
there was this whole incredible sort of mythos of mythology
and uh and interest. You know, he he believed, uh
that these rays were coming out to torment him. He
even would give names to some of these, like like
Max the Darrow was one of the ones that he
said was always tormenting him. Well, it's interesting because there
was a parallel if you go back to the late
seventeen hundreds, James Tilley Matthews, a Welsh tea merchant, he
had kind of the same delusion, the same schizophrenia. He believed.
He called it the Heirloom gang. They weren't Darrow from
deep beneath the earth, but he believed in the in
the in the basement of the House of Commons, there
was these this machine, this heirloom with sales and baffles
and so forth, that would send out rays that would
would tamper with your brain. And the same way that
you know, centuries later Richard Shaver believed, and he even
Matthews even gave names to some of the the whatever
entities that were supposed to have been tormenting him. The
only difference with Shaver, I think Shaver firmly believed every
it was happening to him. I think he was he
was tapped into a source of information a little bit
like you know, sometimes some of the channelers were. And
it doesn't mean that it's you know, objective information, but
anyway that the thing is shaver tapped into a uh.
Speaker 4: It tapped it.
Speaker 1: You know, there are all kinds of people that wrote
Ray Palmer privately and said, you know, we've had some
of these same experiences, not just hearing voices, but encountering
things and caves and so forth. You know, it's like
like like it goes back to the you know, all
the great heroes, Odysses, Aneas and so forth, they all
you know, had this this had to do this journey
to the underworld. And all kinds of people have heard voices.
I mean, Joan of Arc even Philip K. Dick, uh,
Emmanuel Swedenberg, William Blake, like Switchard, Joan burning being burned
at the stake.
Speaker 4: But you know, can I ask you something switching during
the advocate here? Okay? What if he was just nuts?
You know what I mean?
Speaker 1: And I think, well, I'm sure he was schizophrenic, but
I don't think he was just nuts. I think that
he was there was another element to it. I think
something he was receiving information somehow.
Speaker 4: Remember Paulino. Remember a good friend Paulino who passed away
a little while ago, and he for a part of
his life he was in the seminary and he used
to work in well they called the mental institutions back then.
I remember him being on the show and saying that
when you talk to people who are schizophrenia, the one
side of them tell stories, some of them that are
just you know, unbelievable. But then he says, it seems
like there were the other side of was tapped into
something that the rest of us can't see. You know.
He believed that they really saw ghost. He believed, you know,
that they heard that the voices they heard weren't just
these random voices, that they're actually, in a weird way,
tuned into something that we can't be tuned into, you know,
So in a way, who knows, you know, I.
Speaker 1: Think that's what happened to Shaver. But there's no question that,
you know, he had some form of schizophrenia. But you know,
some of the other other there was a guy named
Charles Marco that had read some of the Shavers stuff.
He was in Flint, Michigan in Christmas Eve of nineteen
forty three, and he's on the street I can't remember
the name of the street, but he sees a couple
people there and he's getting a telepathic message from them.
And they're like addressed in these like heavy overcoats and
slouch hats, and what they are is they're the Terot,
the good guys, and they're sending him a message of
warning to guard his thoughts. And he's trying, you know,
he tries to follow them, but he's frozen, can't and
once he's able to move, they're lost in the crowd. Well,
this guy becomes a fanatic. He wants to find an
entrance to the underworld and he spends decades doing it.
And then there's this other guy at George, I can't
think of his name. He was a UFO boff in Michigan,
and they used to write a column together called I
Live with the Tarots. Their goal was to find an
entrance to the inner world and live with these good guys, right,
And so this George guy disappears for years, and then
eventually this manuscript shows up about twelve years later that
purportedly from this guy who's already living with the Tarots,
char George Marco gets it, and he buys this hook
line and sinker, well, guess what. The entrance to the
underworld to find the taro is Blowing Cave, Arkansas. So
he's getting together an expedition to to with some people
that are firm believers and they're going to follow him
in there. So he does kind of a scouting mission
and he to Blowing Cave and he gets to the
entrance and almost as if the darrow are real and
they know his thoughts, almost as if they aim their
their mechanisms toward him, a horde of yellow jackets attack him.
He dies of a heart attack after decades of trying
to fit really to live with and this manuscript talks
about how they went down to the cavern, they saw
this purple light and they meet these these nine foot
tall people or whatever. I mean. When you get into
the Shaver mystry, there's so many fascinating characters and offshoots.
Speaker 4: And first of all, what year is this? This is
in the fifties, right, this is it started?
Speaker 1: It was about forty three, I think it was when
Shaver sent that first manuscript.
Speaker 4: Who died? Exactly did someone actually die of beastings? Really?
Speaker 1: Oh? Yeah, yeah, George Marco.
Speaker 4: Wow, well the guy who had been looking for this
way into the center of the ear.
Speaker 1: Right there at this glowing cave that allegedly will lead
you down. Now it may have been a blessing in disguise.
I mean, can you imagine leading a group of people
down into a cavern where you think you're going to
meet these uh, this utopia, these beings, and you just
end up in a dark corridor somewhere and somebody finds
your skeleton.
Speaker 4: Pointing in the direction of how to get out. Now,
that's crazy, man, I mean, that's really it is.
Speaker 1: And there was so there's so many fascinating letters and
that the people came in and and claim they found
found caverns and so forth. It's and and and the
thing is the the the sales for amazing stories, okyrocket.
But the science science fiction guys, they hated mystery. They
wanted to exercise all that and go back to straight
science fiction. So eventually they pushed Palmer out. Palmer came
back with a vengeance. He's the one that co founded
Fate magazine and all kinds of other magazines.
Speaker 4: He was and he was.
Speaker 1: He had a horrible accident when he was a kid.
Both and we'll say this both Shaver, Richard Shaver and
Ray Palmer, whatever the truth was about it overcame amazing
adversity over the over their lifetime.
Speaker 4: Well funny, that's what you, uh, I want to excel at.
And it turns out that they did. It's just a funny,
funny mountain to climb, you know. So thank you? So
what you're going to clap for you again? Oh I am?
And I don't know what time and a half of this.
Speaker 6: Yeah, really I was wondering if you get paid more
more got the clap you didn't get paid.
Speaker 4: For some reason. In a few minutes we have left
your report. Just you know, you think of wow, what happened?
Was the real mystery that we got? A real mystery
that happened here about three weeks ago. And you know
what I'm going to talk about is this super yacht
that sunk off of Sicily. We might have talked about
it a couple of weeks ago. Now here's here's the thing.
And who was they talked about this? Now they were
in the middle of a storm there. Now let's just
set the table. Like about three weeks ago, this guy
who is kind of like this note herors hedge fun guy,
but multi multi billionaire type guy. He's in this yacht
with his family and his lawyers and his business people,
and they are celebrating the fact that they were found
innocent of trying to screw Hewlett Packett out of like
millions and millions of dollars okay, on on a on
a on a business they own Hewlett pack had bought
and they found out that they overvalued, you know, the business,
which I guess is something going on aroun round. But
he was found innocent. They're having a potty to celebrate
in this yacht that is supposed to be unsinkable, literally
sold like that unsinkable by this very alien Italian yacht maker.
They were in a storm, but boats around them very
close within like fifty hundred feet or whatever. Nothing happened
to them. Okay, but people say they saw this mini
tornado many I forget what they call those, right, like
waterpo come right down on this this unsinkable yacht and
boom and sank it. And it's like okay, So then
you look at who get off, the captain get off,
the crew get off, and the seven people who dined
in it were if you wanted to think nefarious or
if you were getting into James Bond or something. They
were the people who had to go and they went,
you know, And and is that a coincidence? What did people see?
What did people see that this watter spout is going
to sink this unsinkablee yacht, you know what I mean?
Speaker 8: And not bother ships one hundred feet away?
Speaker 4: Yeah? I mean, how fishing boats? How does that? How
does that happen? I mean, seriously, how does something like
that happen, especially to that boat at that time?
Speaker 8: You know, in that guy's timeline, that time and place.
Those are the people if like if you were a
healt packer, those were the people you wanted to see
go away. Well, we don't want to we don't say that,
but I want to get sued by hellet packer, but allegedly.
But but the thing was, I read a thing after
the fact and they said they did autopsis on the
people that they found on the boat, and they said
they didn't drown.
Speaker 4: They suffocated, that they suffocated. There was no air. Theycated it.
But they were an air.
Speaker 8: Pocket or something, right, and they ran out of air
but there were no there was no liquid in their lungs.
Speaker 4: Wow, what which go ahead? I mean? Is I mean
there's been cases where you know, I'm trying to you
know where where people are just oh well, these two
whistleblowers were Boeing, you know, earlier this year. Two of
them whistleblowers talk about Boeing, which they can hardly keep
any of their aircraft in the air these days. Once
a unbelievably professional company that you know, you can't believe
that this kind of stuff would happen to them, but
he stuff happens. And they came forward and they talked
about all these safety issues on those airliners are crashed
and so on. Both of them said, if I die
on the mysterious circumstances, look into it. They both died
on the mysterious circumstances. So is Boeing allegedly sending out
sending out you know, like hit men? Is here the packet?
I mean, is that where we are now? The corporations
are gonna, you know, go around whacking people they don't
want or The thing.
Speaker 8: With Boeing is one of the guys actually said, if
I will never commit suicide, supposing this is what I read, No, right,
he said, I will never commit suicide. So if it
shows up that they say I committed suicide, something's funny.
And the thing with the odds, I mean that that
goes back to like a James Bond thing where there's
a satellite up above that can alter the weather and
just drop on them. I mean, we know about that.
Well you think so bunch an extra tell us, But
what are the odds of anywhere in the world that
water spout drops on that boat and that spot everybody
else alone, and then seven people are dead and it's.
Speaker 4: Like seven out of fourteen, it's like seven who it
is weird. But if they had a weather weapon, I mean,
the thing about this for a second, Well, if they
had a weather weapon, is hugh a pack is gonna today? Yeah,
well I don't know.
Speaker 6: I mean, well everybody's trying to weaponize the weather.
Speaker 4: So well yeah, HP, you know, they make better equipment
than manipulating.
Speaker 6: The one where crewmen are being investigated right now, right
But they've all gone on the plane, all of them,
and the survivor's got in a private plane and jetted
out of sicily like about an hour later.
Speaker 4: Okay, so obviously they're getting them out of the spotlight
and probably get their story straight. But just hey, listen,
it could be the biggest coincidence in the world. Coincidences happened. Okay,
but boy oh boy, that one kind of smells, you.
Speaker 8: Know, yeah, especially since the fishing boats are right there
looking at him. Yeah, and then they're like, wow, we
saw it come down, we saw it hit it, we
saw the boat sink.
Speaker 4: What's the what are the odds? Maybe it's God. Maybe
it's God, the finger of God. Maybe he had you
the packet stock. You don't know.
Speaker 6: Well, two of the crewmen are being represented by Marco
Scopas lawyer based in General, so you know it's not
gonna be a salami going on there.
Speaker 4: Okay, yeah, yeah, really so sausages sausage to bring it
back to sausages. So anyway, you know what we're gonna do.
We're going to start wrapping up the show now and
maybe let the listeners hear some music from sky Club.
So let me just quickly go around. Oh that'd be great.
I love sky Club. Thank you to you, we all do.
Uh So let's start with switch. Let's start with switch switching.
Thank you very much for tap dancing tonight for an
hour and a half. We appreciate, not a problem.
Speaker 6: He always brings the content he does he does bring.
He is the content master.
Speaker 17: Right.
Speaker 1: This one tiny thing I left out when I talked
about Charles Marco going to Flint seeing the taro there. Yes,
I went there a few years ago. Okay, on that
same spot, a little bit, no telepathic messages, nobody dressed
in you know, no beasts and slouch hats. I was
a little disappointed, but I thought i'd be a do
a proper investigation.
Speaker 4: Good for you, Switchy. Okay, we appreciate that. Uh, I'm
sure we would have if you were doing this for us.
Thank you, Switching, I appreciate. Also, let's say goodbye to
club Club. Thank you for joining us tonight.
Speaker 9: Well, thank you, I mean thank you for giving us
a little extra time off tonight.
Speaker 4: That's okay, so we're gonna call you Blacklick Christian. Don't
watch those those those bumps.
Speaker 6: I mean, come on, I want to watch Chris Sale.
Speaker 4: Chris Sale, Chris Sale.
Speaker 6: Chris Sale is getting this freaking saying that guy.
Speaker 4: Yes, seventeen million a year, He's getting the cy younger
one and maybe the MVP of the National League. This
is the guy that the red Solis literally said we'll
you nineteen million dollars to get rid of him. Now,
when he was in Boston, he was a malecontent and
he had injury after injury. And maybe it's a wrong
pitching coach, who knows, but wow, what a turnaround with
this freaking guy after Lee's Boston. Unbelievable. He looks good
and that's never happened before. Well, yeah, comes up with that. Yeah,
the term why can't we get guys like that? Yeah? Okay,
where's the bambino? Anyway? Thank you club for joining us.
We appreciate a club. Thank you Black with Licorice. I
like that club.
Speaker 8: I didn't know we were simpatico with the licorice, but
I'm glad to hear it.
Speaker 4: It's another show.
Speaker 9: Yeah, do you have the same you know, symptoms and
all of you when you know that.
Speaker 8: I have not noticed, but I i've seen out holding.
Speaker 1: Up page any evidence she was separated at first.
Speaker 4: I don't know.
Speaker 9: Thank you club. It's a highly. It's a highly. It's
got to do with intelligence and all kinds of things.
Speaker 4: Thanks intelligence, What does that coming to it?
Speaker 10: Al?
Speaker 9: Thanks anyone else?
Speaker 4: Okay, Well, the show's over. Al, thanks adrining, Hey, glad
to be here. You know it's it's an honor and approval,
is it really? Yeah? Also, now it's time for us
to say good night to Susan. Susan, can you tune
light on?
Speaker 10: I keep turning it on, but it shuts back off.
Speaker 4: It's haunted. Yeah, haunted off.
Speaker 6: He keeps going into intimate mode bows Chinese book.
Speaker 4: It's a mood light.
Speaker 10: I wanted to set the mood from their.
Speaker 4: Yeah, thank you Susan for joining us tonight. And I
know that you practically get out of the sick bed
to do it. So we appreciate that.
Speaker 11: I did, and I would do it anytime. And thank
you so much for having me. What wonderful company.
Speaker 4: Well we might isolate that put the little music on it.
Thank you, Susan. We'll talk to you.
Speaker 10: Very soon and look forward to it.
Speaker 4: One one.
Speaker 6: Thank you, You're welcome. My pleasure as always.
Speaker 4: Happy to be here, Okay, happy to be anywhere. Thank
you for joining us, Hey and Mac, thank you for
having us. Well there you go. See. No, how often
do we thank him? Never? Why don't we applaud from that?
Speaker 1: No?
Speaker 4: No, don't do what do we applaud from because it's
another edit I have to put in. That's another eighteen bucks.
He organizes all this, thank you. Yeah. Uh so let's
get to the plugs. You all know that Apple is
putting in ads in our podcasts, just kind of randomly
and stuff like that. There's nothing we can do about it.
Someone has said so, and I've tried this myself. If
you are listening on Apple podcasts, the show on Apple podcasts,
if they start with ads, just say Alexa, go ahead
two minutes, and for some reason it brings you to
the beginning of the show. Maybe the ads are two minutes.
I don't know. But the best way to do it
is go to podbean dot com. All right, podbean, liketh
vegetable dot com. There's no ads there, and all of
our shows are in our archive them. So also to
homes for our troops. You heard me talk about them
many many times. They build homes for wounded veterans, people
who came home from combat after nine to eleven, who
might be missing limbs and so on. They build homes
that are adapted to their needs. And then the homes
are finished, they tear up the mortgage. They give them
the keys they don't have to worry about having a
mortgage payment over their heads every month, and they can go, well,
rejoin society in a kind of normal way. I hate
to put it that way, but that's what it's all about.
Homes for our troops. These are people who gave a
lot to us. We should give a lot to them.
Ninety cents on your charity dollar goes right to our veterans.
So please google them, see what they're about. John McCain
was not a loser, folks. He was a war hero,
a veteran, and a disabled. You do not make fun
of people like that ever. Also look into Project twenty
twenty five and just see what they're planning to do
with the veterans. Okay, they're planning to cut their benefits
off at ten years, all right, and a lot of
times that people have illnesses and so on that either
come up after ten years or they might come up
in year six. Well, the only you're going to treat
you for four years and then you're on your own.
If you get a military pension. You cannot get veterans
benefits any longer. They're going to close a lot of
veterans hospitals and send the veterans to community health centers. Okay,
in my opinion, that's a disgrace. You do not treat
veterans like that, and the people behind this should be
ashamed of themselves anyway, until you hear us next time.
This is MAC for the entire gang, saying be safe,
you happy, and bye bye.
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I can't better live forever like Colonna.
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a partner.
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don't let go the cold.
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last day. How it hurt so bad to see her cry.
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roses never came.
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alwad Man.
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