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introduce members of the extended Possible Girls. You've been feeling
his vibe all week, so please suit yourself down feeling yourself. Hey,
you over there, get your big consequentlys and big blacks
and wipes. Squeegee in you loub because he's here, the
very famous one one.
Speaker 5: Hello, ladies, and then include some of the guys too
out there, Welcome to the show.
Speaker 1: Glad to be here and glad to be anywhere.
Speaker 5: And by the way, what area of the country is
has the hottest chicks per capita? I'm talking about here
east of the Mississippi West Mississippi.
Speaker 1: Uh be it the.
Speaker 5: Food belt, the county country, just the country.
Speaker 3: I think it's a new By Point, Massachusetts.
Speaker 5: That's right, That's right, hang on right here in our
own backyard. And I think it's the colleges and universities
that are close by.
Speaker 3: You're being serious, Okay, yeah, then I guess so, so
everything okay with you?
Speaker 1: Do you want to everything?
Speaker 3: Tell us why Keith Richards is out of action? Do
you know Keith Richards?
Speaker 1: This story. I can't I can't believe that this happened.
Speaker 5: Well, according to what I've read in various sources that
were obligated to tell me because I'm such a rock
and roller, that the tour hadn't really been scheduled yet,
but the venue operators were setting aside dates, anticipating, anticipating.
Speaker 3: Yet, why is it because of his hand or something else?
Speaker 5: Again, there was another article that came out a few
days later saying, you know, he's had suffering from arthritis
for such a long time. It's been hindering his playing.
But he's just changed the way he plays. He's so
good and he just and he talks about it that
I got to I got this benign arthritis.
Speaker 1: It doesn't really pain me. But yeah, you've seen.
Speaker 5: The memes and the pictures. His fingers look like somebody
was torturing him some point.
Speaker 3: It looks like they're in a cord. They do the
permanent anyway, Keith, get better.
Speaker 1: Permanent, permanent f cord. He's worth.
Speaker 3: I just read the other day four hundred and fifty
million dollars to Keith.
Speaker 1: This is it really?
Speaker 5: Also with the girls get their own gigs too, Yeah,
they're doing Okay, Well, that's what happens when you marry
a beautiful model kids anyway, and you got married. He
got married on his birthday. That's what happened. He got married.
And that's a key move that shows you a pro
move because you'll never.
Speaker 1: Forget the date.
Speaker 3: Right, Well, there's.
Speaker 5: Something significant on your birthday and you go yeah, wham bam.
Speaker 3: Also with us, speaking of wim bam, Also with us
in the mobile studio tonight is Uncle Lem the kiddies fan.
How are you doing? I'm doing great, Mac. How are
you guys doing? Owner of bees and a whole bunch
of different stuff and also the most awesome Ristmas tree ever. No,
you had a malfunction last night.
Speaker 4: The tree did malfunction last night. For some reason, one
of the one of the legs of the like things
stopped functioning and then it would not shut off. So
the whole tree shot off except for one strand of lights.
Speaker 6: Really.
Speaker 4: Yeah, and it looks like that for five hours. Yeah,
and then it finally went away.
Speaker 5: Is it on batteries? And if you pulled No, no,
I just plugged plugged in. If you pulled the plug,
it would go out right.
Speaker 4: Me, Yeah, it would go but I don't know if
it to go right back on again. I mean, I
don't know if that would reset it. But yeah, the
problem is I gotta go all the way up on
the roof to forget the plug. Yeah, don't don't do
that because the last time I did that, I came
down unceremoniously.
Speaker 1: You know.
Speaker 3: Also with us down there my sister's tank top, West Virginia,
as i've senior correspondent switched blade, Steve would switchy.
Speaker 7: Great to be here tonight, and coincidentally, the hottest chicks
are in my sister's tank top Virginia.
Speaker 1: Is that so? Yeah?
Speaker 3: I tend to believe that. Okay, everything okay with you?
You sent me some kind of breakfast today was at
biscuits and gravy and uh potato paint.
Speaker 1: What was it?
Speaker 7: You want me to reveal what it? What it was?
Speaker 3: Yeah? Well yeah, yeah, do it now because we okay.
Speaker 7: Well, I went to I got a couple of gift
certificates for Christmas and with Bob Evans's name on it.
So I went to go see Bob this morning and
I had a country fried steak with gravy, hash browns,
black coffee and water and uh and three eggs, two
eggs over easy, no bread.
Speaker 3: You know what I mean? An English muffin. I feel
batt wow switchy that far but he felt bad, but
to get over Yeah, also with us is I always
screw this up? Senior no wait international senior international security
chief and man about world renown Willie club Willie, how
you doing? You know, I really like putting you under
all this pressure. Well you can see yeah, yeah right,
And I.
Speaker 6: Told you I'm going to put a sign up so
you won't have to go through all this, you know, Okay,
I appreciate it, though, put in being fine, I understand that.
You know, I'm still waiting for the check though, but well,
you know, for my race. Anyways, you know, this is
such a great time of the year for me. You know,
there's just so much going on. You know, we're gonna
get gifts. Football team is heading to the Super Bowl.
Speaker 1: Don't say that? Yeh? Can you believe it? Really? Well?
Speaker 3: There they were suddenly a great team.
Speaker 6: Yes, well they're not a great team, but they're a
good team playing a bunch of lousy teams.
Speaker 1: Well, that's true.
Speaker 3: They were very very surprising. Would you would you agree
they're a surprisingly very good team.
Speaker 1: Yeah sure, Oh because of the quarterback of course.
Speaker 6: Unfortunately, you know, they have too many injuries and but
that's okay. But I well, I want I want to
talk about Switchy because he made a comment yep, and
who I wanted a question that he sent that further
along to me of him with the babes.
Speaker 1: Ye I saw that.
Speaker 6: They're all lined up there. The only problem is that
that one in the middle. Would you tell her when
she takes pictures she really shouldn't smile. She's got no
fun teams?
Speaker 1: All right?
Speaker 3: Hang on, I got a lot of West Virginia people listening.
I know I have seen the picture. Also, I think,
can I move on? Also, have you seen the picture?
Speaker 1: I haven't.
Speaker 3: No. I thought she's heart.
Speaker 6: Though, you know she with hooters thing, but she ought
to close her mouth.
Speaker 3: Yeah, yeah, is that the there's like the guy in
the middle of the ten girls kind of hugging each other.
Speaker 6: Yeah, he was. He's the shortest of them all. So
it's hot to say I saw his hippies. You Actually
I knew it was him.
Speaker 3: Listen, that might have been Trump. So uh so with
us is Susan is going to join us later?
Speaker 1: So you see her. Oh wow, just down below.
Speaker 3: But down there in North Carolina is super fan Susan Kay.
How you doing Susan? Microphone?
Speaker 7: Is she's going dark?
Speaker 3: Let me move on. Then up there in Wisconsin, where
I'm sure there's about eight feet of snow already Chili
com is our good friend Brandy. Thanks Brandy. How are
you hi?
Speaker 8: Everybody so excited to be here. Hi Brandy, Hi, great
to see.
Speaker 3: Everybody got the kind of head down look tonight, Wannie?
Speaker 1: Yeah, surprisingly, yeah.
Speaker 3: Yeah, it looks very Goodly. There's some actress that you
look like like right now?
Speaker 1: Who is it?
Speaker 3: Not Milo Thomas, but someone kind of like that with
the hey you know what I mean?
Speaker 6: Well, yeah, there's a lot of really hot actresses now. Yeah,
so she's in a category.
Speaker 1: As a whole bit.
Speaker 8: Thanks club.
Speaker 7: Oh you know my hair is down too, but nobody said.
Speaker 3: The well we were told to lay off your hair, frankly.
Speaker 6: Yeah.
Speaker 3: Also with us is two good friends up there at Edmonton, Canada.
We're gonna clap for them, simple because they're Canadian.
Speaker 5: Kim Shay, I only know the first two words of
the Canadian national anthem. It just goes like this, Oh Canada.
Speaker 3: And also, uh zz Rush is with us tonight? Zz
How you doing?
Speaker 1: Man?
Speaker 3: It looks just like the bass player.
Speaker 9: Oh you know, guys, I broke down today and I
wore my Boston brew and hat for the twenty eleven
Stomach Cup champions is how it comes from the old
Boston gardens.
Speaker 1: The old Yeah.
Speaker 6: Wow, I bet you can't walk around the neighborhood with
that hat on.
Speaker 1: The nice up there.
Speaker 9: Yeah you should see the nice big walking stick I
have for self defense.
Speaker 1: Really okay, there you go, all.
Speaker 10: Right and leave all the Boston fans here.
Speaker 3: Kim tonight looks just like Bill ma right Bill, he
looks exactly him.
Speaker 10: Wow, I'm ready to do a monologue really yeah? Yeah,
or maybe go ramble. I don't know, listen, thinking of
coming on nude and just greasing myself?
Speaker 1: Why not? Luckily nobody could get a hold of me.
I like you anything.
Speaker 5: You know what they say. Nobody knows your naked on
the internet except for if you're on the zoom.
Speaker 3: Who says that exactly? So talk about doing a monologue.
Speaker 10: Awesome to see all you guys and and ladies.
Speaker 9: For sure.
Speaker 10: Nice to be on board a couple of days. You
know what I'm not going to mention the dates. But okay,
it's a big week, you know, every way.
Speaker 3: Speaking about doing a monologue, not lonely larious with us.
And he just is constantly bugging me because he's trying
just new careers a stand up comedian. So he was
on about a month and.
Speaker 1: He's working on the standing up part, right, yeah.
Speaker 5: Yeah, you're getting there though because.
Speaker 3: The others hot. So anyway, he's just bugged me. So
he wants to do some material. So is that the
idea there?
Speaker 1: I know that you do? You have a cat?
Speaker 11: Get that contacted me a few days ago and asked me,
begged me really, yeah, yeah, yes, I have a cat.
Speaker 1: I always get that cat out.
Speaker 3: We can't oh thinking with that filthy cat.
Speaker 11: By the way, By the way, everybody else gets to
talk about their hair, but.
Speaker 3: Me, well, you don't have any you.
Speaker 11: I think you'll find this interesting though, you know, I
still have my comb.
Speaker 9: O.
Speaker 3: This camp is at the end of all is that
is that one of your jokes? Is that put your material?
Speaker 11: That's a joke?
Speaker 3: Okay, yeah, okay, well all right, so the joker earlier
off the air, I haven't heard any yet. So Larry,
do you want to go. I want to give us
a little teasier of your act. Is that the angle?
Speaker 1: Is that why we are sure? Yeah?
Speaker 3: Wasting valuable time? Okay, so uh this is Larry, uh,
Larry Dangerfield. As it turns out he's changing his name.
I thought, yeah, you maybe you might want to think
more than three or four seconds in that. But no,
so go ahead, please Larry, stand up to be You.
Speaker 11: Don't get no respect. I was checking into a hotel,
asked the bell hop, can you handle my bag? You
started feeling up my wife.
Speaker 5: Okay, all right, come on, all right, go ahead, all right,
I gotta chuckle out of that one go.
Speaker 11: I said, hey, who said you could do that? He said, everybody?
Speaker 1: Really? Yeah?
Speaker 3: No, okay, go ahead, please let's make this quick please.
Speaker 7: I used to have a real ugly girlfriend. She was
so ugly.
Speaker 11: When I brought her to the beach. People asked me,
what do you ask me?
Speaker 1: Ask her what.
Speaker 11: I'll start again? Mac told me not to read these before.
Speaker 1: I said she was so ugly.
Speaker 11: When they brought her to the beach, people asked me
what I'd used it for?
Speaker 10: Bait?
Speaker 1: Please?
Speaker 3: Go on, go on, let's do this quickly.
Speaker 11: Ah, okay, no, I don't get no respect. When I
was born, the doctor slapped my mother.
Speaker 1: That is okay, go ahead.
Speaker 11: You know my wife says, I don't listen. At least
I think that's what she said. A lot of truth
to that one. The other day I said to my
son's son, someday you'll have kids of your own, and
he said, so are you. Dad. My wife, she's a
terrible cook. She's so bad. The flies chipped in to
fix the hole in the screen door. Go ahead, okay.
My wife and I made an agreement. The only time
we'd smoke is after sex. I've had the same pack
for two years.
Speaker 5: Going through a card was a double punchline.
Speaker 11: Somebody asked me once if I smoked after sex. I said,
I don't know. I never looked.
Speaker 3: Go ahead.
Speaker 11: And finally, I hate watching TV during the holidays. All
you hear is love thy neighbor? Is you you love yourself?
Does I mean I have to go jerk?
Speaker 7: Come on?
Speaker 1: Wow?
Speaker 10: Well you know, don't stop selling aluminum.
Speaker 1: Sid Let's craft just too Oh Larry, Well pret your
day's job. But that wasn't too bad?
Speaker 6: Not bad?
Speaker 1: It goes out on a high note. Yeah right? Really?
Speaker 3: Even the cat left the room. That's how bad that one?
Speaker 1: Thank you, Larry. You're gonna go bowling now? Is that
what you're saying?
Speaker 11: You want to go shoot pool?
Speaker 8: Now?
Speaker 1: Shoe pool? Okay, all right, well thanks? What did he do?
Speaker 10: Yeh?
Speaker 3: Bows? Thank you Larry? Yeah, yeah, see you later. Okay, wow,
all of that? So what should we do? Take a
break and try this out now?
Speaker 1: Yeah?
Speaker 3: Okay, all right, so you listen my mind back here
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Speaker 3: Well, Welcome back everyone to Mac Maloney's Middle Track Saw
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What a show we have for you tonight, very very quickly,
and introduced the members of the past. Okay, one one
is your girl.
Speaker 1: Hello Mac, Happy holidays and glad to be here.
Speaker 3: Also when I switchy is here? Switchblade seed would okay, Hey,
space Ranger wake come up? Also, Willie Club is here,
seeenior security chief man about the world, Willie.
Speaker 6: Hey, Marc. It's great to be here. Okay, I'm sorry
to hear a space Ranger fell asleep.
Speaker 1: Yeah, is that what happened? Again? Okay?
Speaker 6: Everyone there is he just woke up.
Speaker 1: He just woke up.
Speaker 6: Oh, he's got a plunger in his hand.
Speaker 7: I'm on the alert twenty four cellars, so that's a plunger.
Speaker 3: So wow, that's switch Blade Steve would switchy, how you doing?
Speaker 7: Oh? Great to be here.
Speaker 3: Okay, No cats tonight, good good for you. Also with
us is well joining us a little later. Susan Cay
Susan Okay, a good friend down there in North Carolina.
Also brandyanks up there in Wisconsin. Brandy, how are you hi?
Speaker 8: Everybody I'm awesome, and so is this shell?
Speaker 1: Wow there and let me hang on a second. You
got it out in Wisconsin, Wisconsin, right, also with.
Speaker 5: Us Harley Davidson, Right are they Wisconsin?
Speaker 1: Are they? Yeah?
Speaker 3: Two good friends up in Edmonton, Canada, Kim Shay and
uh zz Russ. We're going to clap for them once
more because.
Speaker 10: They Canadians, because because we've run out of bourbon.
Speaker 3: Yeah, oh yeah, how are you doing everything?
Speaker 10: Okay with you guys, We're fantastic because we've got Glenn
Levitt so.
Speaker 3: Holy cow? Really yeah nice? Isn't that with the swells
drink I've had like once a.
Speaker 10: Cognac the stuff that's aged in cognac barrels. I think
Russ is like in it.
Speaker 1: Oh that's a single malle.
Speaker 10: I'm still I'm still dissolving this this flavor in my mouth.
Speaker 1: Okay. Cool.
Speaker 3: So so anyway, so you guys have been keeping an
eye on the what is it one eye Atlas?
Speaker 1: What is it?
Speaker 7: Three i atlis?
Speaker 1: Yeah, okay, I mean it's it's what.
Speaker 10: A journey, hey, guys. I mean, honestly, a billion year
old object moving from who knows where.
Speaker 1: To coming pretty close outside the soul.
Speaker 10: Was happening to come by ours and check us out
and say, hey, yeah, cool, you guys should pay attention
to this stuff because it's teaching you stuff.
Speaker 3: Well, let's just say we should just just rewind a
little bit. So this is a this is an object
that came from outside our solar system. I mean ninety
percent of the stuff you see, even more is within
our solar system. Comets and asteroids and stuff like that.
It's all contained in our solar system. Now, this is
the third confirmed object that came from outside the solar system.
So it's come a very very long way because the
nearest thing is alpha centurions at twenty thousand light years
away or something, right, So, so anyway, so this thing
came into our solar system. There was spotted in July
and just its course, which was the course a comet
would take. But when it went by the three in
our planets, right, I mean it was almost right right
through right right right, and and and the math that
you had to do for that, you know, it just
came at this you know, crazy right time where you
know so many it's gone around the around the Sun.
It's on its way back out, but it's also displaying
all these kind of weird things, right, guys.
Speaker 10: Yeah, lots of weird stuff. Everybody baffled. I think, like
what anomalies after anomalies, including that it's come in on
our trajectory, on our plane, it's only off by five degrees,
the sunword tail, the non gravitational acceleration, some of the
jets that are coming off it, and the latest one,
I guess has been kind of like some of the objects.
It seemed to be orbiting around the nucleus. Now I
looked at the pictures myself, and they kind of look
like the jets to me that are coming off instead
of objects. It looks like gas. I don't know, but
you know, there's so many, what would you call it,
arguments to every conclusion, there's always something else that comes
out or another person that's observed a different angle to it.
But I think if you take the science and look
at really what's going on, I think we're looking at
a really strange object for sure, that's moving through our
plane of existence, but it's been bombarded for billions of
years by radioactive elements. It's been penetrated, it's had its
own elements converted into other things. I mean, the science
that probably goes on that's been seen, like even from
us on Earth, because actually we have seen the volatility
of it. Right as soon as it went through Perihelion,
it went through this crazy explosive phase caused by the
Sun's energy. But like Avi Lobe was stepping on to
that thing that says, basically, there's too much gas coming
off to represent the mass loss. So he kind of
came out right away and said that it had broken up. Well,
as we've realized it hasn't broken up. There's been many
things that have looked at it, including the ones around Mars,
which before it went into Perihelion, when it was in
Paraheli and we had the low Observatory, there's a couple
of guys that were put into operation. I've got their
names right here, one of them being working for the Navy.
His name's Carl Badams, and the other guy's name is
Kei ching Zang I hope I got his name right,
and he was the works of the Lowell telescope. And
now these guys were looking at it when it was
in Parahelian when nobody could really see what was going on.
Speaker 1: Because behind the sun right means that's right.
Speaker 10: Yeah, it went right behind the sun. It was not
observable by us, right, but Soho and Stereo A and
the Goes nineteen ones observed it and uh, and of
course they saw it shedding mass quickly and they were
kind of a little bit ob observant of the color change.
That was another one that was on the anomaly list.
Speaker 5: Wasn't there an analysis of the compound of the gas
that said, g that's from your plain vanilla.
Speaker 1: That doesn't every day comment. But let me just.
Speaker 10: Yeah, that's that. That's absolutely right one one. I mean
there was that nickel iron comment, right, and that was
part of that process of carbon dioxide and going into
a gas and coming out on the other side with
a clean nickel with a iron So.
Speaker 3: Hey, yea, kim, let me ask you a question though. Okay, So,
isn't the weirdest thing of all though, that it would
have non gravitational acceleration. I mean, that's the whole idea
that you're being accelerated by sucked in by the gravity
of the sun, and then you whip around and then
you go out just as fast.
Speaker 1: Yeah, like a shot. Well, yeah, why do you.
Speaker 10: Guys remember remember one of the double sevens where he
strapped on that rocket pack and he flew off that
place and flew over to get in his car. Yeah,
remember the rocket packs. They were powered by hydrogen peroxide
that went through a nickel diffuse metal that caused the
reaction that was I think six hundred times right that
it would create that explosive reaction with hydrogen peroxide. Now,
this isn't exactly the same thing that's going on inside
of Atlas, but it's kind of close, right, And it's
called the Fisser Tropes reaction, and it's an exothermic reaction now,
and it takes like some of these metal grains are
the perfect catalyst for these carbon dioxides. And once you
get a liquid, once it starts to sublimate, and you
get maybe a liquid that's forming now once it hits
and reacts. Now, this exothermic reaction is as a loop.
So the more water it creates, the more reaction it creates,
and it can create cryonic cryovolcanism, right, yes, which can
be huge, which accounts for these huge releases in gases. Right,
and the brightness and the changing of color and the
idea of the nickel it actually makes throw a lot
of that stuff we were discussed in.
Speaker 3: The past, But is that going to give it an
extra boost more than the gravitational pull that's really bringing
it into our solar system? Is that going to really Yeah.
Speaker 10: There was forty kilograms of water coming off it at
a second before Paarhelion. Forty kilograms a second.
Speaker 1: Yeah, way crazy.
Speaker 10: Now now I'm just going to bring up one other
thing that because they had just they had this was
the first time ever done. But that I wish I
could pull it out of my hat. Here it's a
telescope in South Africa. That's the radio telescopes, right, they
can look at stuff. Well, they peered at before Paarahelion
with radio telescope, first time ever. They got to the nucleus.
They looked at even the gases and they spiked at
I think it's sixteen twenty sixteen thirty, which is a hydra.
Oh h, so it's part of water. So they were
soon as they had did this and they started discussing it.
Now you've got to remember they were in the government
was in shutdown.
Speaker 1: Yep, oh right, yes, really huge.
Speaker 10: I mean that was the conspiracy rate there. Soon as
the government went to shut down all the conspiracies stepped up,
and then they just went rock and rolling with this.
Speaker 3: NASA gooped that up a little bit too. From a
published public relations point of it. They said, well, we're
not going to give out anything even stuff on this,
you know, And I was like, oh, oh, wait a minute.
Of course you're covering on them, you know. But listen,
is so at the end of the day, what do
people think? What do you think it is? I mean, obviously,
I mean it's like twenty miles long, right, it's huge.
Speaker 10: Well, the jets off it that are just a million
kilometers long. Some of it doesn't make sense, of course
it doesn't. But then you look, maybe the science is
just not understood to that extent, you know, because I
think some of the stuff that was preliminary before it
hit our solar system is just not understood. We haven't
been out there. We don't understand what.
Speaker 3: They don't think that does anyone think that they're like
beings on this thing, that there is.
Speaker 1: A rocket ship that looks.
Speaker 5: Like we, as a people who who worship science as
the god of all knowledge, are saying we have to
pigeonhole the characteristics of this uh CI atlas into what
we know a comet should consist of, and if and
if we're not fitting it into those categories into like
the pendeflex of a comet knowledge and fitting all that
data in there, then we got to hide the rest
of it.
Speaker 3: I know. But but but on the other hand, you
could just say to someone, well, we can only explain
it to you in terms we know, you know what
I mean, this is something that is completely different.
Speaker 5: But knowledge consists of maybe creating new that we don't. Yeah, well,
I guess deriving it from the Latin.
Speaker 1: Yeah, it's very well.
Speaker 3: The whole business is very conservative, that whole kind of
scientific community. You get to break in with any kind
of something that's a little way out of the UFO situation.
For years and years, you know, no one wants to
touch it, you know what I mean, except that avy
lobe guy and how of it. And you know, sometimes he,
you know, points out stuff that is very weird. Sometimes
he's just you know, in the paper all the time.
Speaker 10: But you're right, it's got some parameters around it that
are still definitely not understood. I mean, for sure, Yeah,
I could still see people thinking it's you know, we're
gonna still be able to observe it until March until
it gets over to Jupiter, and you guys, Juno gets
to take a shot of it and still operating.
Speaker 3: How fast is it going? How fast is it?
Speaker 10: It's going right now? Sixty eight kilometers second?
Speaker 1: What's that?
Speaker 10: What's over forty over forty miles an hour hour? About second?
Speaker 3: I think it's twenty miles long and it's going forty
miles a second. Wow, that's nuts. So let me let
me just throw it over the rest for a second.
Speaker 1: Rest. What do you think this thing is? Well, you
know I missed school that day, we all did. That's
a good of answer. What do you mean when the
when it was revealed that the Earth may be round?
Speaker 9: Someone is definitely controlling this some kind of being her
creature you tweet.
Speaker 3: Could be just some kind of enormous drone, you know
what I mean? I mean that's just been flying around
the universe of the galaxy for billions of years. Look
at Switchy, Look at that display. Look at that switch
He's looking at you like that looks say a.
Speaker 7: Little just a trick of a light and shadow.
Speaker 1: Yeah, okay, look at that Switchy.
Speaker 10: Is it still a rock to you or.
Speaker 1: Switchy? What is it.
Speaker 7: Yes, I'm really jaded by all the stuff that has
come over the I've seen the wildest claims and AI
and c G I going crazy, and even some of
the places that are supposed to be legitimate. I didn't
believe the stuff that was coming out of there either,
So I I just I don't know what it was.
I still tend to think it's something uh A comment.
It may have some unusual properties. But in the maze
of all the stuff that's come over the social media
I have, you know, I don't trust anything. So it's
too bad because it might be something.
Speaker 3: Uh, I can't take him seriously. You get a freaking
cab on his head, Hey, club, club, what do you think?
Speaker 1: Club?
Speaker 7: Looking at his head with a bottle for three weeks, he.
Speaker 4: Looks like, oh Jesus, you know the hands real because
it's not coming off.
Speaker 1: The cat head. The cat. I thought it was drawn
out of his head.
Speaker 10: I love it.
Speaker 1: I love it, Ritchy.
Speaker 6: It looks like it's growing right out of it.
Speaker 5: We had a Siamese, a black Siamese cat that would
do stuff like that.
Speaker 7: It's too bad. This isn't you know visual our show?
Speaker 1: Well it is for us. It's disturbing enough for us.
He's about to play hide and seek with you or something.
Speaker 3: Hey, club, so what the club? Just give us your
opinion because you you've talked about this.
Speaker 6: Yeah, I've been falling it since it first came around,
and I was I was pretty comfortable at it. There
was something unique to this, particularly since you know that
Hobbard physicist. Yeah, he got up and he made some comments.
The problem is, as I mentioned in the past, he
doesn't have a lot of credibility, but.
Speaker 3: He's in the newspaper a lot. He's he's he gets in,
he gets headlined.
Speaker 5: How much credibility does the guy have to have? What
kind of credibility're talking about making up stuff or well
not being accurate.
Speaker 6: It happened, No, what happened. One is on the first incident.
There's been three incidents now of these items that have
now come into our solar system over the last year
or two. And remember the one that was shaped like
I guess a banana or or a.
Speaker 1: Like a turred, the the Ralph Kramdon, the hamadahmmahammada, Yeah.
Speaker 6: Exactly, the whole that was named.
Speaker 1: But anyways, something like that, I.
Speaker 7: Would say, if you have a cat on your head,
you're probably not that credible.
Speaker 3: Well, yeah, something else in your head.
Speaker 1: He's gonna feel like he's got a feeline on his
part line right there.
Speaker 6: Yeah, he was quick to him out and say that, oh,
that's something. He also made a comment that looked like
there was someone inside it. You look at the windows,
windows that went down the tubes. And now when this
came out, he jumped on this one and said the
same thing, basically that he thinks it's probably a good
chance that it's not a comet because of the type
of you know, items that were coming off it. You know,
a comet normally has definitely a different tail.
Speaker 1: And all that.
Speaker 3: Yep, I mean, but definitely not a comet, but.
Speaker 1: Commet as we know it.
Speaker 5: Yeah, right, Why why is it assumed that we know
everything there was to know about the characteristics of any
comet that ever existed or will exist?
Speaker 6: See?
Speaker 3: I think it's because the James wood hellscope is up
there and now you're just seeing these things come into
the solis. Before you didn't have the technology to do it.
They've probably been doing this for billions of years. Right
now we can see.
Speaker 6: Right being able to see those things. But now it's
lost a lot of credibility with me. Now, I followed
it up until you know when on the other side
of the Sun and U but it got up to
about I don't know what was it came. I think
it's about one hundred million miles before it we lost
sight of it. But yeah, yeah, now we won't see
it for quite a while. But there's if there was
something there, I think we might have seen it by now.
So I'm still holding out hope that there's something to it.
But I got to tell you, I'm not going to
stay up at night waiting for the next news release
on it.
Speaker 3: Yeah, I gotta say one thing. There's there's a he's
to read last science fiction as a kid, not his kid,
but as an adult too. There's a great series call
Cities in Flight by James Blush. Okay, he's a British
writer and basically what it is. It sounds crazy, but
he's able to the Earth is dying, so he's able
to create like New York City. It's his own rocket ship,
if you can imagine that. So it's literally cities that
go out to space. You know, I'm telling you that's
kind of it, you know, because Manhattan is a rocket
ship and you know, twenty miles whatever.
Speaker 1: I mean, they'd be.
Speaker 3: Funny if something like really anciently that you see.
Speaker 4: The thing that concerns me about that comet or whatever
it is, it came out of somewhere where things don't
generally come.
Speaker 1: That's true.
Speaker 3: That's another thing.
Speaker 1: And the void.
Speaker 4: My big issue with it is it doesn't have to
hit our planet to destroy it. All it's got to
do is bump one of the other ones, like a
game of pool. You know, it knocks one one planet,
nudges it a bit, throws it out of orbit, and
then it screws up and ricochets off another one, and
you know, God knows what happens.
Speaker 3: But also the thing too, I mean, you're right, or
if it hit the moon or something, we'd be screwed.
The weird thing too, is it went by It won
perfectly by the end of four planets, you know. I
mean that's because they're always in different positions all the time.
Speaker 5: It knew in advanced and had and calculated the distance
they had to be away from that coinplanets.
Speaker 10: I mean, could that especially the last planet Jupiter, you guys,
I mean, what a strange thing to actually lose, change
its trajectory just slightly parahelium and now be falling into
Jupiter very close.
Speaker 1: Take a drune almost almost like it was manned from.
Speaker 7: The gravitational pull of Jupiter.
Speaker 10: Oh, it's part of it, but you know for sure,
switchy because I mean it's being influenced by Jupiter. But
at the speed it's going, it's not going to really
be influenced at all by it. It is going to
change its trajectory though, a little bit. Right, Wow, sure,
so it is it is influenced.
Speaker 3: Yeah, yeah, that is not a well anyway, so let's
clamp for Kim Bill Meyer, I should say, Bill, well,
you could be as double as Kim tonight, you know,
not so much terrific. Richard Dreyfus, look which he used
to do, you know in the summer. I look at
this guy, so rush. Obviously you're not a Bruins fan?
What what? What hockey team do you follow? Say that again,
obviously you're not a Bruins fan, or are you?
Speaker 6: Well?
Speaker 9: You know, when I first saw mister Bobby, you're playing
sixty six yep, But lately I don't know the way
they've been playing home Wasp and five home games. They've
given away five points for Christmas presents and they're playing
much more real to day, and let's hope they win.
Speaker 3: They're very up and down though, they're very kind of
three game losing street right now, yeah right, yeah now,
And they'll win five in a row, but then they'll
lose three in a row. You know, you get you
gotta win ten in a row. I'll tell you you
mentioned that name, Bobby.
Speaker 1: You all.
Speaker 3: People can't remember. We're dating ourselves now, but I am
there's someone who, yeah, number four, someone who changed not
just the sport, but changed everything in Boston. There's I
mean people talk about the Socks and the Patriots and
Celtics stuff. No one touched the Bruins in the early
seventies in Boston.
Speaker 1: I mean, it's not like there were winning championships all
the time.
Speaker 3: The one too, the one in seventy one and seventy
seventy one, seventy and seventy two.
Speaker 6: Right, And can I just dispute that as a as
a Bruins fan, I remember the old days when the
Boston Celtics, Oh you used to win the world championship every.
Speaker 1: Year in the sixties. Yep, all right, and we would.
Speaker 6: Go to the garden to watch the games on Friday night. Yes, yes,
because they used to win so often, the garden was
half empty for the games.
Speaker 1: People got bored, That's true.
Speaker 6: They could win one.
Speaker 1: Game smoke them our back every ding.
Speaker 6: If you went to the garden on the Sunday night,
you couldn't get a ticket. Boston's always been a big
hockey town, long before Barby or because of the college influence.
Speaker 3: Of b U and b They got successful when they
brought or that was as them.
Speaker 6: But Boston was a hockey town before it was a
basketball or a football town.
Speaker 3: They used to be the Celtics just have win day
afternoon matinees. Imagine this. This is before all the money
came into it and stuff. So we used to hook
school and there was a fire door. You go up
the fires on the fire escape and you could win
that fire door and you're way way up there. I
mean these days when the new God and it's still
way up there. But they we had a nickname for him.
But we're not going to make it. We're not gonna mention.
Speaker 1: No.
Speaker 3: They rant spyglasses just so high up in the new
place and the new place is twenty years old. I
read I saw the other day. Twenty years old.
Speaker 1: Really, it seems like yesterday.
Speaker 3: Yeah, I mean you go in the Boston got and
you got you'd say, hey, what's the cat doing? Oh
that's a rat?
Speaker 1: Okay. Now, Chuck Connors was a Celtic. He played for
the Celts for a while.
Speaker 10: Now.
Speaker 4: I heard that there was no entertainment like at halftime. Yeah,
go ahead, and he would or somebody would go out
and play the accordion him. Yeah, it's him.
Speaker 12: You know.
Speaker 4: Wow, that really is the first person to break him backboard.
Oh yeah, yeah, I think it was in a practice.
I don't think it was during a game. Yeah, but
he's the first one that credited with He played baseball too,
somewhere major League baseball, so just for a little while. Yeah,
so we got to ask him about oh.
Speaker 3: Yeah, okay, so before we go for break, you Canadian guys,
you're ready here, we're going to put you on the spot.
Here the rest one UFO trivia contest, right right, that's correct, gentlemen,
did you frame the what we sent you?
Speaker 10: I sent you a picture of my frame work. I'll
send you a picture.
Speaker 1: I send you a picture. Oh, really okay, all right,
I did not anyway.
Speaker 3: So we're going to ask you guys a question. You're ready, okay, okay,
what is you good? Go ahead out?
Speaker 1: All right? Are you aware of what was called what
If Day in nineteen forty two in Winnipeg?
Speaker 10: What is that during? You mean that that wasn't during
the strikes?
Speaker 9: Was it?
Speaker 3: It's called nineteen forty two?
Speaker 1: It was during the war? What if? Theay? What if?
Speaker 13: No?
Speaker 1: Well, this is nuts. Okay, let's go ahead out. Okay.
Speaker 4: I only found this out recently, and I've asked a
few people who are from Canada and they had no
idea this either, and no one even here knew about it.
It was a simulated Nazi attack on the city of
Winnipeg in nineteen forty two, February forty two, and it
was meant to show what it would be like living
under Nazi rule. And they actually had stormtroopers come into
the city, they arrested the mayor, they burned books, all
these fake Nazis. They got all the equipment from Hollywood,
and they even painted some of the Canadian Air Force
to look like Nazi bombers. They had fake explosions, they
had anti aircrafts firing blanks, and they marched down the
city streets and arrested the mayor. And they took over
the newspaper and printed it in German, and they named
Winnipeg some German city and this I guess they advertised
it in the newspaper before they did it, and it
was a way to raise money for war bonds.
Speaker 1: But all I could think of was what if you
didn't get the paper. I mean, if you saw Nazis.
Speaker 4: I'm sorry, but you know, if you're a farmer and
you see the city's being attacked, there'd be a lot
of dead Nazis, I would think, and the poor buggers
would be actors.
Speaker 1: I'm shocked that nobody was.
Speaker 7: Remember forcing Wells and the world. I thought a lot
of people did not hear the disclaimer on the radio,
and they thought this thing was real.
Speaker 4: These people actually walked out and saw it, They saw
the book burning. These were you know, they actually went
over the bridges and they threw stuff down, like bricks
and coal, and they lit fires to make it look
at the bombs had been dropped on the bridge to
destroy them, and they had, you know, fake explosions around
the city. It's crazy and they're like three thousand people.
There was not a small thing. There were thousands of
fake Nazis walking down the street.
Speaker 1: And I think it was a tank. You had to
be clever to be a fake Nazi though, right, story, Yeah,
I guess you had a dress. Well.
Speaker 4: Well, they rented all the equipment from the purpose though,
just to raise money for war.
Speaker 1: Raise the costume. You have to really know how to
play that party.
Speaker 4: They figured if they showed people how bad it would
be under Nazi occupation, that they would start ponying up
money to help the war.
Speaker 1: And it did. Yeah, they made they made a lot
of money. Yeah, but just a fence in the hell
out of it took over the whole city. Wow.
Speaker 3: Well, if that happened in America, it'd still be Nazis
there or something would have went wrong.
Speaker 4: Well, something would happen. I mean there's enough, there's enough
guns floating around here. There'd be a lot of dead
show Nazis. It's kind of funny because when you first
told you that, and Switch just brought up, so why
are the world's in nineteen thirty eight thirty nine Orson Wells,
he goes on the radio and they did this radio
theater of h Uel's War of the World's Right, and
in it they keep saying, if you listen to the
original name, you know this is this is a fictional broadcast.
So they keep wanting you. But people just didn't hear that,
and they were people shut I mean, I don't recall
ten people would killed us.
Speaker 3: They were still warning you during the weren't they. I
don't know, don't they didn't they give you a wanting
this witchy somewhere I remember in the beginning.
Speaker 7: Yeah, yeah, they were. There were there were some disclaimers
during the show. But if you were paying attention or
just tuned in late.
Speaker 1: Panicking, yeah, you know.
Speaker 4: Actually, back on an April Fool's Day, probably in the seventies,
w BCN Radio came on as a joke and said that, uh,
the Blue Hills were erupting like a volcano. Yah, Boston, Okay.
People actually bought into this. They thought the Blue Hills
and the Blue Hills on volcanic I don't. I don't believe,
but not yet. But they're like, oh, yeah, they were erupting,
and you know, they did a fake newscast about it. Yeah,
and people actually bought it.
Speaker 3: Yeah, I could fight it from my first radio show,
because uh, they said the college station and the woman
who came on after us played grateful.
Speaker 1: Dead for five hours, right, so rush wrong with that.
Speaker 3: So we said that Jerry Gussie had died, that he
was jogging, right and yeah, and she came in and
she was in tears.
Speaker 1: She heard us on the radio.
Speaker 3: Cart yeah, so we're like, well, so we leave and
we just happened to be on our way down on
Lois's for dinner right this when we lived on you know,
and she's on the radio and she said, I remember
Jerry and I was like nine years only re us
to and then someone must have called her and said
he's not dead, I mean jogging really need So anyway,
we get fired. Yeah, and we were in the in
the Times of Albany Times Union Bah, you know, like
that type of thing.
Speaker 1: Yeah, kind of ups yeah, shock radio host.
Speaker 3: God before your time, you know, yeah, well inappropriate gig,
we tried.
Speaker 4: I mean we just you know, you know, I don't
know Simer Boston right, your stations. I told people to
One of the good ones was take a license plate
off your car so you would not get a ticket
if they can't put it. If they don't have the
plate number. So some guy got a vanity plate that
said no plate. Just being funny. Well, all of the
tickets were written out to no plate. So the guy
got like four thousand parking tickets because a plate they
said no plate.
Speaker 3: You're talking about my collegy is it's suffing.
Speaker 4: But there was another one that was Oh, one of
the disc jockeys got mad because they were doing The
city did something to him. So he convinced a lot
of people to box up their dogs poop and mail
it to the city. And I guess it cost a
real big steak. You know, okay, wow, But yeah, Charles
Lockwordera did that.
Speaker 7: It was you know, hey, hey man, Yes I got
another another radio deal. John John Keel when he was
drafted during the Korean on flick, they sent him to Frankfurt.
They put him in he was on the Armed Forces
Radio network doing entertainment. So he thought, excuse me for Halloween.
He was inspired by Orson Wells. There was actually a
real Frankenstein's Castle where bern Bron Frankenstein didn't slay a monster.
There's a statue for it. But anyway, he writes a
script that the monster comes back every hundred years to
the Frankenstein's Castle, and it's in there ripping up radio people.
People in the valley locked their doors, their windows, and
they even sent MP's up to make sure that radio
people weren't really being ripped apart by a monster.
Speaker 3: Okay, well you gotta you gotta be careful.
Speaker 1: What you say is thank you, Dave, David.
Speaker 3: Why don't we do this? Should we take a break?
Are we going to clap for the Canadian Twins again?
You're gonna hang with those guys. You're gonna hang around.
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we do? Take a break?
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I'm taking a leak in the driveway. I know you'd
like to talk to total stranger. The story has got
nothing to do with the Bruins gang. It's what happened
with Grandma. I was wondering if those were sadow messacres
of straps or something. But I digress from what I
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This is Macroe me. What shall we help you tonight?
The whole gang is here pretty quickly. Girls, one one
is here.
Speaker 5: Hello, girls, welcome back to the show. I'm enjoying it
so far. I hope you are too, sending out the
vibe big time too, Milson, Gilts, Uncle, all those ILFs.
Speaker 1: Who makes up those acronyms? Anyway, Hell, how are you? Apparently?
I'm doing fine? Okay, good to you. It was a
rough day, but I'm okay. Hell, I'm meeting you, Fudge
and it's great. Didn't take it, It's great. I got
more at home.
Speaker 4: Uh.
Speaker 3: Also with us is down there my sister's tank top
West Virginia, Swiss blood see ward switchy.
Speaker 7: Great to be here and hello girls, okay, why not?
Speaker 1: Well you stay away from my girls.
Speaker 3: Gee, there's a lot of girls there also with us
is uh a security chief, world renowned security chief, Sena.
Speaker 1: You know, Willie cleb been around the block. W been around.
Speaker 6: There, have been around the block, not as much as
you guys, but I've been around it.
Speaker 1: And I can tell you a story about some of
the blocks I've been around.
Speaker 10: Yeah.
Speaker 3: Living in Cambridge, Yeah, living oh Cambridge. Yeah, that's why
I drive by in Cambridge and someone throws free at you.
Speaker 5: Then on Saturdays, living in Charlestown, you had a rough light.
Speaker 3: Bunker hill, learning how to hold up the case.
Speaker 4: You're just lucky that Agent xis in here tonight to
tell us we grew up in uh a fruit frough
place or something.
Speaker 3: Yeah, yeah, poofy place. Yeah, well you did drake it.
Speaker 1: It was a cow town, that road.
Speaker 3: It's the point anyway.
Speaker 1: It's amazing how those towns now are are very fu
fu right.
Speaker 4: Yeah, well now they are million condo condo heaven and yeah,
nothing like when we grew up there.
Speaker 1: Right anyway, all the condos don't make it fufu.
Speaker 5: It's the people who live in the condos very But
I have to tell you, Amesbury, this blows my mind.
It's it's way different than what it was when they
used to work in this area.
Speaker 4: Yeah, but now you've got to pay the taxes. We
move on, guys.
Speaker 1: Anyway.
Speaker 3: Also with us is uh, I could have written down
there in North Carolina, Susan, Kay, Susan, how are you.
Speaker 8: I'm doing great, It's nice to be here. Thank you
for having me.
Speaker 5: You're welcome, Glad that you're here. And how the taxes
are your area?
Speaker 14: I have state taxes too, so I can relate.
Speaker 1: Yeah, okay, how's Bill Belichick doing down there? So that
at that cat? The cat.
Speaker 14: Your voice, I mean, she has to be near you.
Speaker 1: I don't want to look at it looks like he's
trying to talk to you.
Speaker 5: Oh no, he's just looking at Okay, cat cats, No
more than you'll ever know, man, anything.
Speaker 1: Brain on him.
Speaker 3: I'd love to be a cat, sleep and eat all day,
and eat all day and sleep all day. Right, people
wait on them, you know they're very two d Anyway,
Also with us is UH A good friend Brandy ex Brandy.
Speaker 8: Hi, everybody so excited to be here.
Speaker 3: You don't have any cats, do you?
Speaker 8: I know I don't.
Speaker 1: Oh that's good.
Speaker 10: Why not?
Speaker 8: I did because my cat at the dust and I
just haven't gotten another one. But I intend to beat.
Speaker 4: The audience likes that. Get a Norwegian forest cat when
you decide to do it, get.
Speaker 1: A get a coon cat. No, don't get better. We
had a dog. If you're got a coon cat, we
inherited a coon cat one. Yeah.
Speaker 3: I know about con cats.
Speaker 8: You know about them.
Speaker 1: They're like big dogs.
Speaker 5: They like dogs that maybe are huge almost like, uh,
you can shave wool off them or something.
Speaker 8: Yeah.
Speaker 1: I told that.
Speaker 3: I told my coon cat story here once and I
got a lot of complains, so we won't get it.
Also with us is our good friends up there in Edmonton, Canada,
Kim Shay and z Z Russ.
Speaker 1: How are you guys doing.
Speaker 10: We're just about.
Speaker 9: Trying to find a way to stay warm with this
minus twenty five temperatures.
Speaker 10: Do you have any suggestions?
Speaker 1: Okay, hold on, it's minus twenty five ye to Florida. Yeah, move,
that's wow.
Speaker 4: I mean I imagine the cars run and how does
stuff not break? I mean how does stuff like kim
you said before something about shock absorb were blowing out
our cars because they were they freeze.
Speaker 10: Wow, minus forty it starts breaking. Yeah, minus twenty five
is warm.
Speaker 3: Now are you talking about Are you talking about minus
twenty five?
Speaker 1: Yeah? What is that?
Speaker 10: Forty is where they cross over it? You got the
same temp there. But yeah, minus twenty five is only
that's not bad.
Speaker 1: That's shorts and T shirts for me. New England is Yeah,
I gotta do the math. Was it nine? I got
all that stuff screwed up?
Speaker 11: Right?
Speaker 1: It's cold?
Speaker 3: We know that.
Speaker 1: That is thirty two.
Speaker 5: Carry the two divided by seven and you get what's cold.
Speaker 1: The product of the young says forty degrees.
Speaker 3: Thanks for joining us, guys. We appreciate it.
Speaker 10: It's been fun. It's awesome to join in you guys.
And how about a little bit with some of this
well you.
Speaker 3: Know, well now it's going to be educated by you.
Speaker 5: Back in the day, I used to drink nothing but
Canadian beer. I thought I was being posh and you know,
abuff the yeah you're missing farm that my friend Canny
beer is. You know, Canian beer really kind of sucks
in a way. I hate to say it to you guys,
but that the bats. You know that that old joke
about how can you tell somebody likes moosehead? Smells? Yeah,
I just don't get it. We're gonna have somebody, you know,
how you can tell somebody likes moosehead? The antler box?
Speaker 1: What the antler? Max? Don't get it? Oh yeah, well.
Speaker 3: Wow, tonight's the night for bad jokes. Just think about it.
Come on, you know, do I have to I get it?
Speaker 1: Yeah, I do get it.
Speaker 3: It's just trying to be nice.
Speaker 1: Well, I get it. Can I throw it too? My god,
wait a minute, it took a while. How long did
that take thirty seconds to get that one? That's a
hand grenade joke because they throw it? And then.
Speaker 10: What what beer are you guys drinking? What are you
drinking at this point?
Speaker 1: Right now, I'm drinking jack and ginger.
Speaker 3: One is on jack and gingering like a light beer.
So is Mac.
Speaker 1: Yeah, doing like beers just to be just a budwiser.
Speaker 3: It might even be like, I don't know, bud like
cors like something. Someone has to steal the ship, you know. Uh,
so let me throw it to Brandy. Brandy, you have
a report for us, Brandy, right, do yes, okay you
someday we we'll have some bump up music for you
and it'll be really cool.
Speaker 1: Okay, okay, thank you.
Speaker 7: We we could have one one hum something I could do.
Speaker 1: You really be humming my brains out with Brandy, which
is quiet for like an hour and a half and.
Speaker 7: I don't want to see that.
Speaker 1: So Brandy, why don't we just do? You have a
report tonight on the up.
Speaker 8: I have a report on Jewish gollum.
Speaker 3: Okay, all right, let's hear it.
Speaker 8: Okay. For this report, I used a few books Gollum
by mashe Adel, a Treasury of Yiddish Stories by Eliza Greenberg,
Weird Beliefs by Barry Wilson, and treat of Souls by
Howard Schwartz. And I also use the website Sophia Street
dot com and the Terrifying and True podcast episode on
the Gollumn. According to Jewish mythology or legend, a gollum
is an anthropomorphic creature made from clay or mud, which
is then animated through a secret ritual that combines ancient
rights and the will of the creator. Although anthropomorphic, it's
a humanoid creature.
Speaker 14: Okay, okay, thank you.
Speaker 8: Although the goalm appears to be alive after it's created,
it actually doesn't have a soul and exists only to
obey the commands of the person that created it. It
can't feel, It can't have feelings.
Speaker 10: I guess.
Speaker 8: It won't have emotions. It won't eat or drink anything.
It doesn't need to sleep. It doesn't really think other
than to process commands. And it doesn't talk. And sometimes
they don't move as coordinated as a human would move.
They're kind of like, maybe move in a jerky fashion.
Speaker 1: Don't they move like an all fours?
Speaker 8: No, they would walk like a human, yeah, but sometimes
it would. There'd be something off about it, I guess.
And there are some legends that say that gollum cannot
reproduce either. I wouldn't imagine that it would, but only
a few of them say that it can't.
Speaker 1: Some of them.
Speaker 8: Some of the legends say that gollums are animated by
demons or nature spirits that are neither good nor evil.
But regardless of what the legend says about what is
animating the gollum, it is never going to be a
human soul. So it's soulless. I guess, and the legend
says that only a very holy person like a rabbi
for instance, that has trained, you know, very to have
a very deep connection with God can create and animate
a gollum. And we'll get into why in just a
couple of minutes.
Speaker 1: What kind of language they speak? Or if you're getting
into that, then forget it.
Speaker 8: What kind of language do the gllum spirit?
Speaker 10: There?
Speaker 8: They don't talk? Okay, they can't speak, well, yeah, they
can't speak. When they're created, they can't speak. So the
whole hierarchy, I guess, is that God created humans, and
humans are inferior to God, and so because humans make gllums,
gollums are inferior to humans, and they're One of the
earliest stories of the creation of a gollum can be
found in the Jewish tal Mood, and I found it
in this book Tree of Souls, the Mythology of Judaism.
And there are so few stories about Jewish legends and
so few resources to find this kind of thing. So
this Tree of Soul's book The Mythology of Judaism is
a really good resource if somebody is interested in this.
But the story of this, this early story of creation
of a gollum comes from the second century and in
the story Rabbi Rava, who was actually a real Jewish rabbi.
He wanted to prove that if a man was righteous enough,
he could basically be on even par with God and
therefore would be able to also create a world. So
Rava created a gollum and sent the gollum to another
rabbi named Rabbi Zira to prove that he did it.
And because the gollum was not able to communicate, Rabbi
Zerra realized that it was not a real man, but
it was a magical creation, and Rabbi Zira thought that
this was blasphemous and should not be permitted, and so
he said to the gollum, return to your dust, and
the gollum dissolved into a pile of dust. It is
also not mentioned in the Bible, but the Talmud contains
a story about the prophet Jeremiah creating a gollum, and
Jeremiah appears in the Bible, but this story doesn't, and
supposedly a heavenly voice commanded Jeremiah to find himself a companion,
and so he didn't want to look for one. He
wanted to have the companion that would like obey his commands,
I guess, and so he spent three years studying the
Sephir yet Zira, which is the Book of Creation, which
is one of the earliest Kabalistic texts. And after three years,
Jeremiah was able to combine the letters of the Hebrew
alphabet in such a way with the divine and secret
name of God that only certain rabbis get to know.
And once he made this combination of.
Speaker 12: Letters of the.
Speaker 8: Hebrew alphabet and the name of God, he succeeds in
creating this gollumn. And on the farhead of the gollum
was inscribed to the Hebrew word emmet, which means truth. Well,
this gollum, apparently according to the legend, took a knife
and removed the first letter of the word emmet, and
by doing this he transformed the word into met, which
means death. And Jeremiah asked why the gollum erased that
letter and wanted the word death on his head, and
the gollum said that God is the only one who
should have the power to create a world, because his
world will be perfect, and if man creates something, it's
going to be imperfect, but people will perceive it as perfect,
and they will no longer follow God. They'll turn away
from him. And the Gollum said that he must be
destroyed in order to keep people beving in God. So
after that, Jeremiah recited his incantation backwards and the Gollum
turned back into dust. Part of the story of the
Collumn is the use of the Hebrew alphabet along with
the name of God that creates the animation of the Gollum,
and it comes from very ancient beliefs about the origin
of the creation by God. And according to the Kabbalah,
which is basically a theology of Judaism that's kind of occulted,
it's kind of a mystical theology. Every letter of the
Hebrew alphabet has an intrinsic meaning, and the sound of
each letter, the shape and configuration of each letter, as
well as where it is within the Hebrew alphabet, all
has mystical significance. And in both Judaism and in Christianity,
God spoke creation into existence, and in Kabbalah, the mastery
of the Hebrew alphabet brings you closer to God or enlightenment.
And so when this word Emmet or truth is placed
on the gollum and the first letter is removed. You're
it's basically removing the breath of God in removing that letter,
and that's why met means death and that's how a
gollum can be deanimated.
Speaker 14: I guess.
Speaker 8: This was actually showed up in an X Files episode
where there was a gollam made and they actually used
the emmet and the met juxtaposition in that episode when
they were de animating that column.
Speaker 3: What year was that? Was that one of the early ones.
Speaker 14: Or it was that was an excellent episode.
Speaker 10: It was really good.
Speaker 8: It was season four, episode fifteen.
Speaker 14: Yeah, okay, I don't know what year it was.
Speaker 7: But there was an old silent film nineteen fifteen from
Germany called The Gollumn and I've only seen like clips
of it. And you see this guy walking around in
a gallum suit and they pulled something off his chest.
Was it a like the fact simile of a heart
or something like that, and it just collapses. So I
don't know the plot of the movie, but it goes
back to nineteen fifteen.
Speaker 8: Wow, it sounds like it is related to removing.
Speaker 3: That breath of life, not to make another leap, isn't
column also a character in one of the rings?
Speaker 1: Yeah, we have any that Zeppelin song.
Speaker 8: Yes, there are a lot of references also in gaming,
I guess or something I came across a bunch of
references in gaming to some kind of Gollum character.
Speaker 3: So okay, go ahead, please, okay.
Speaker 8: So there is a very famous Gollumn legend that everything
that I found while researching referred to. So I'm going
to mention that. But like I said, there's not a
lot about this, but if you get into the whole
mysticism about it, you could go diving into a rabbit
hole with all that kind of stuff. But this most
famous legend about the Gollumn is more contemporary than the
second century, and it comes from the sixteenth century in Europe,
and it's called the legend of the Gollumn of Prague.
And in the fifteen hundreds, the Jews in Europe were
being persecuted, of course, this time by the Christians, and.
Speaker 13: This was.
Speaker 8: Happening all over the place, but it was definitely true
in Prague, and there was a very well respected rabbi
there named Rabbi Low and he was respected by everybody,
and he saw his people under persecution daily and wanted
to figure out a way to help them. So, because
he was so learned, he had studied all these ancient
Jewish texts and mystical texts and things, and he discovered
the formula for creating a gollum. So he made one
out of clay and breathed life into it by speaking
the name of God, which only the most reverent of
rabbis is allowed to know.
Speaker 14: And he knew it.
Speaker 8: It is so powerful that regular people aren't even allowed
to know it, let alone speak it. So the gollum
was then animated, and Rabbi Low wanted this goalmn to
be basically be the guardian of the Jewish ghetto of Prague,
so it was going to follow Rabbi Low's commands. He
named the galam and he named it Joseph, but it
didn't have a soul, so it was more like a
guardian or a super soldier, kind of to intimidate the
enemies of this Jewish ghetto. So as time went on
and Joseph was guarding Prague, I guess the legend says
he began to develop a sense of autonomy, which is
kind of what happened in the X Files episode two.
He even began to display negative emotions, including vengeance, and
then he started reacting without any commands from Rabbi low
and he as he did this like his power increased,
but his I guess chaotic nature increased too. He was
getting harder to control, even though he wanted his people
to be protected he needed He couldn't keep Joseph around
if he couldn't control him, so he was forced to
deactivate Joseph by altering the inscription that he had put
on Joseph's head, which was the emmett to met in Germany.
There were a lot of Jewish mystics in the Middle
Ages who thought that if you were able to bring
a gollum to life, you could become closer to God
through the act of creation and achieved spiritual perfection that way,
and the end result wasn't as important as the process
of getting there, which isn't surprising because this was the
same time that people were trying to they were studying
alchemy and trying to find ways of turning one material
into another material, or turning something into gold, and this
is kind of the same thing like turning clay into
a living being. Yeah, right, so after Rabbi low hid
Joseph's or deactivated Joseph, he hid his body because he
didn't want somebody else to come along and try to
reanimate him. But he wanted to keep him kind of
on the back burner in case he needed to reanimate
him at some point, And he secreted Joseph's body in
the attic of the out new Synagogue in Prague, and
supposedly it has been there ever since. And one time,
you know, years after this, it was said that some
children snuck into the attic to see if the goalm
was still up there, and when they didn't come back
down for hours, some adults went up to find them
and found them all unconscious on the floor, as if
they were in some kind of catatonic state, and they
could not revive them until they brought them out of
the attic. There's also a legend that says that during
World War Two, the Nazis destroyed almost all of the
synagogues in their occupations, but the New Synagogue in Prague
miraculously survived. It was not touched by the Nazis, and
one legend states that a Nazi soldier heard about the
Gollum in the attic and tried to climb to the
attic to destroy it, and was mysteriously killed on his
way up to the attic. So supposedly that Gollum is
still up in the attic of the Alt New Synagogue
and Prague, just waiting for someone who knows the secret
of animation to come along and reanimate it. There were
a ton of websites when I was doing research that
tried to link the Galm legend to like the current
Ai stuff, and because of the question of whether it's
right for people to like animate something under their control,
because what if it gets erratic and they can't control
them at some point. So there were a lot of
references to or links between Glum and Ai and I
could There's a whole ton to say about the Kabbala
and the alphabet and how this animation occurs. Also Tulpa's
you know the thought forms that can create beings.
Speaker 14: I guess that kind of.
Speaker 8: I wondered about that too while I was researching this,
but nothing mentioned anything about like thoughts of people combined
to bring something to life. This was everything that I
researched said that it was actually speech like an incantation,
and the name of God that brought the goll in
to life. So there's more to be said about it,
but not a lot, not a lot of information about it.
Speaker 3: So I could just I just have two questions, first
of all, not questions by comments. What a great horror movie?
You know what I mean?
Speaker 4: I mean, you know they make one of these things
and he goes nuts type of thing or something in
the attic and someone activates it by mistake.
Speaker 1: Yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah, Ate Nate Stalker. I think Cata
really yeah.
Speaker 7: And I tried to bring up the image from the
nineteen fifteen film. It's just it fills up too much
of the box. But that behind my head there is
the switch the film, I know, the same kind of
you know style, but the star in the middle, that's
what they took out that the hero takes out of
the collapses in the in the silent film. That's about
all I.
Speaker 9: Know of it.
Speaker 8: I want to show you this too. I don't know
if you can see that little picture can say that
that is the picture of a gollum that was in
one of the books that I it looks like that sasquatch.
And then I started thinking, wow, you know, there are
some people that could probably link, you know, a sasquatch
sighting or sasquatch to a Gollumn, because all of a
sudden it's there, and all of a sudden it's vanished
as if it was animated and they can't talk. And
I mean, there are a lot of similarities. Once I
saw that that little picture.
Speaker 3: There's your TV show that Bigfoot is like a Jewish comedians.
Speaker 5: What would have been the purpose of a column? What
would Gollum's role in life as we know it? B
I mean the column was would you bring them forth?
Why would you create him?
Speaker 13: Yeah?
Speaker 1: What would you want to to do?
Speaker 2: Well?
Speaker 8: Rabbi low did did so for protection. I think a
lot of what I was reading it was just kind
of maybe as proof that you're that close to God.
You know, if you are able to create this, then
you're a step above everybody else.
Speaker 1: You do it because you can kind of because.
Speaker 4: You have the ability you and you're better than anyone else,
So you can do it if you if and there's
a way to show them that.
Speaker 3: That, but it sounds like only like very extremely revered
reverend religious people are able to do it, someone who's
like very very high up on the Yeah, the second
thing is it wasn't Madonna involved with.
Speaker 1: The cabal. Madonna the singer.
Speaker 8: I believe so. I believe so, and.
Speaker 3: I've seen stuff on TV and it's like you want
to see the people say, well, you know, if you
look at it, like every every Jewish symbol means something,
you know, and and they it does look like if
you look at it, like a cross red puzzle that
never had these hidden messages in there. But I mean,
you can find hidden messages anywhere, but but these are
like really strange. And I know at one point it
was kind of like cool to be into combel and
that's why Madonna was in there. Only I only mentioned
because she's an al favorite singer. Right. I still get
that Madonna post on your all.
Speaker 1: The Bible.
Speaker 3: He's not saying, yeah the Bible phone yeah, is fascinating
it It is fascinating in a very odd way. It is,
you know, it's it's like, wow, it could be something
to this, you know what I mean? And I don't
know who would have.
Speaker 8: Thought a letter is more than just a letter?
Speaker 3: Right, Yeah, yeah, yep, that's what they believe.
Speaker 1: Huh.
Speaker 3: So, anyway, should we clap? Let's can we clap for
Brandy only because we do it anyway. Brandy, thank you,
And I'm so glad to hear that you don't have cats.
Did you say you had a cat?
Speaker 8: I did have a cat, and I would like to
get a cat. Say that, okay, research, we literally had
a psychic connection cat cat. Really, he wasn't annoying. He
didn't sit on my head or you know, hog the camera.
Speaker 1: Did you hear that switching that? Kim? How did that cat?
Speaker 3: How did Susan's cat get up to Canada so quickly?
Speaker 1: It's just like.
Speaker 7: Terry.
Speaker 10: Terry a special cat. He was rescued. He was our
neighbor's cat that moved away, and then in a couple
of months he showed up back to his old house
and just left his family and trotted back to his
old Oh my gosh, and they basically abandoned them. So
we took him in and he's got some videos on
YouTube learning how to do. I got one of these
wheels for him. You know, they was running wheels.
Speaker 1: Yeah, what's what's your YouTube chair?
Speaker 7: Because you climb on your head.
Speaker 3: It's called Kim'scat dot com. Yeah, and now listen as
as the one and last survivor here Russ. You don't
like cats, do you, Russ? Diezy Russ?
Speaker 9: Well, how to sign these purebred? For eighteen years, I
used to take a boat and to both be fishing.
I used to take them on my motorcycle with me.
He'd go everywhere I went.
Speaker 10: He came with me.
Speaker 9: He passed away from old age.
Speaker 1: So I want to have a cat. Yeah really yeah,
huh wow, huh.
Speaker 3: They can be very kind of two d as well, right,
a little bit of oh yeah, definitely, yeah, Okay, we
have his name was Asia. Huh what if Dave has cats?
Everyone else has cats here in the place, you.
Speaker 1: Know, Well, it shows superior breeding.
Speaker 3: Anyway. Okay, you know we're gonna we're gonna pivot. We're
gonna throw this to uh switch and before we do
that switch, what's it in the background?
Speaker 1: There is that you?
Speaker 7: And that's no, that's my report.
Speaker 1: Oh okay.
Speaker 3: The mirrored men, the mirrored men like a mirror. Yeah right,
I'm gonna play your let me play your rum. I
hope this is it the bump. Let's give it a try. Ready, Yeah,
that set?
Speaker 14: All right?
Speaker 3: And say some something we haven't done a long time.
You're ready? We no, I'm sorry, ready we gotta spot
it up just a little okay, yeah.
Speaker 1: Yeah, Susan, Wow.
Speaker 7: I'll come club isn't dancing.
Speaker 13: To come?
Speaker 6: Energy?
Speaker 7: Well I can understand that.
Speaker 1: Wow. We this is that lead guitar? Bottom? That is nice?
What am I doing? Yeah? True? Yeah? Bottom one?
Speaker 13: What is it?
Speaker 6: Oh?
Speaker 10: Is it?
Speaker 13: Oh?
Speaker 1: Thank you? Al? Page three.
Speaker 3: There it is switches Pump.
Speaker 2: And now it's time for another story from the Lost
Annals of the Paranormal.
Speaker 1: It's time for Steve Ward's report from the Fringe. So switchy, yes,
we throw it to you.
Speaker 7: Well, this comes from a h The Gate to Strange
Phenomenal is small, digest sized magazine. It's one of the
few paranormal magazines you can actually hold in your hand.
Stan Gordon has a column in a every quarter. I
guess it comes out quarterly. And so this is what
this has come from. But they've they've gotten it from
different sources as well. This is about the mirrored Men.
Now imagine three human like entities about They're about six
seven foot tall. They're a bit odd looking and even
sinister looking. Some descriptions say that they have very wide
frog like miles, but that's that's the least attractive unattractive
thing about them. They walk and move in a bizarre
synchronized manner when they're seen. There aren't very very many
reports of these, but they are a few of these. Uh,
and you know this is what we're talking about. Behold
the mirrored men.
Speaker 13: Uh.
Speaker 7: The experience often happens in remote locations. People experience feelings
of dread, even disorientation when they encounter them, sometimes even
a loss of time.
Speaker 8: Uh.
Speaker 7: These these strangers look identical with the same plane type clothes.
They keep their heads down, it like.
Speaker 1: They were in a jacket and tie and a picture
that you have there.
Speaker 7: Let's see. Well that's uh, that's the it's the artist.
I guess maybe maybe the artist saw him.
Speaker 3: Uh.
Speaker 7: Now they walk together with that right head. They walk
together in tandem. Reports described their movements as appearing to
be robotic, mechanical, and there's been all kinds of speculation
on what these things could be, some kind of a
manifestation of collective consciousness, robots, artificial beings or whatever. I say.
They come out of the phantom menagerie, a term coined
by doctor Donald Omend Who's the guy that actually exercised,
or so he said. The Bermuda Triangle and the Locknest Monster,
among other things. So uh now a woman named Jessica,
she had she claimed, an encounter with these these beings,
the mirrored men, when she was living in Arizona, three
identical looking men. But they were at the top of
a hill. She was out, just taking a walk, and
they she when she uh made content eye contact with
she saw that their heads were well actually, at first
their heads were all tilted toward her. And suddenly she
found herself within a few feet of where they'd been standing,
but they had vanished. And these are the three men,
dressed relatively identical, looking very very odd. And then she
checked her way, she found it an hour had passed.
She had no idea what happened. She felt very disoriented,
and she did not know what had actually happened to her,
and she had the feeling of dread lasted for several
days afterwards. A jogger remain encountered the mirrored men on
a foggy morning. They were standing on the edge of
the trail and he had been jogging on and they
were all again the same kind of situation. They were
looking down, but as he drew close, they all raised
their heads in unison. Is that creepy or what?
Speaker 8: All?
Speaker 7: Wearing blank expressions and unblinking. He felt a kind of
a like he was suffocating, and like there was a
weight on his chest. And then he felt now that
there was no direct contact. As far as he knows,
he felt weak and nauseated for days afterwards. A woman
named Sarah, in the fall of twenty fifteen, a Wisconsin
student doesn't say what university, went for a late night
walk near near the campus and it was a wooded trail.
She felt like she was being watched, and then she
became aware of these three men ahead of her on
the edge of the trail. They fit the classic description
of the mirrored men. They slowly raised their heads and
looked directly at her in her direction, and she stopped still.
It was like she was feeling it was an overwhelming
feeling of dread. Overcame her and they walked past her
in a robotic fashion. As they passed, she felt like
an invisible force was pushing her backwards. Some of the
people thought some of the people that have had these
experiences thought they had been drawn to the location where
they saw these men, which is kind of echoes the
I remember the old reports of the contact ease, many
of them, and even ones that aren't really considered contact ease,
they would get some kind of a notion that they
should go out to a particular field at night, and
that's where the contact took place. The same kind of thing. Ryan,
a man in Nebraska was driving on an isolated road
when he saw now I don't know, you know, he
didn't get a close look at him, so I don't
know if the descriptions exactly the same. But three men
standing in a field on the side of the road.
They were facing away from him, and as he pulled over,
just briefly because he just looked so odd, I'm standing there,
then they all turned in unison to face him. He
was pretty shaken up, but he stayed in his position,
and with synchronized movements, all moving together, they just walked
into the forest and disappeared. July twenty fifth, twenty twenty
five mufhon Elk Grove, California. Now this isn't quite the
same thing, but there's a lot of these, these just
very odd reports that don't fit in any categories. It
was one am, and he looked out the window like
a second story window, and there was a trail nearby
and he saw something walking on it. It's dark, so
he got his camera out on his phone zoomed in
and he saw three he called them, human like creatures
on the trail. They had red eyes. They all had
some kind of a triangle shaped image on their chests.
Their eyes opened and closed like camera shutters. That that's
pretty creepy. They seemed to be carrying something that he
couldn't identify, and then suddenly they turned all in Unison,
looked right at him. They pointed at him. According to
his story, he heard a voice in his head that said,
you are the one. The last thing he remembered was
seeing a light ascending into the sky, and days later
he would have had a ringing in his ear.
Speaker 1: He would have.
Speaker 7: Missing time, missing moments occasionally, and would still hear a
voice in his head. Okay, so I don't you know.
I heard another report on years ago on I think
was Jeff Wren's, and this was a he had a
guest on talking about some paranormal incidents, and she said
that she as a kid, she was walking along the
street and saw these three creatures or entities walking in
Unison toward her or to pass her on the street.
And I think I don't remember the exact description, but
these were really odd looking. But again you have the
same pattern threes and and and unknown entities walking in
Unison and I have no idea what to make of
it except that just another one of those crazy manifestations,
crazy experiences that several people seemed to share, which suggests
there might be something valid to its, something legitimate Jesus.
Speaker 3: I mean when I think of like people walking in
Unison when they were up at the exit a UFO
festival last time, remember those those three guys and the
addressed as the men in black just walking around in
the same step.
Speaker 14: You know.
Speaker 4: Then when I think of that, I think it's the
what's that cartoon thing with the guys you're all walking
with one leg way out that they had the Grateful
dead Cato whatever.
Speaker 3: Yeah, what is that? The the monkeys do that too,
Dode Man, Yeah, they did. At the beginning.
Speaker 7: Bunny Python had the Department of Silly Walks, right, yeah,
so they were trying to develop a silly walk.
Speaker 5: The trucking character truck truck one leg way, I think
it wasn't he called ball.
Speaker 4: They're all walking together. It just looks really there's a
Zap Comics character. Yeah, yeah, okay, that makes sense.
Speaker 1: Yeah, it was something to that.
Speaker 7: Jeff Wansley, who runs them Offman Museum, his his mom
one day saw the men in Black displays that he
had in the museum. She said, well, what is this?
So he gave her the basics on it, and then
she said, well, you know, we used to see them
downtown Point Pleasant in the sixties. And Jeff's going on, Mom,
you know how long I've been doing with this? And
so she said, and he said, well, where were you
seeing them? And she said, well, outside of Mary Hire's office.
And of course Mary Hyder was the reporter that reported
on all the bizarre stuff that was going on at
the same time, a friend and colleague of kiel And
And the other thing Jeff said that his mom told
him was that there'd be two of them together and
when they were crossing the street, they would walk in
perfect unison.
Speaker 1: Wow.
Speaker 7: So that you know, I don't know if the Feds
were just having a little fun with people or or
what the heck that was all about.
Speaker 3: Okay, when we leave tonight, we should walk in unison.
The three of us bump into each other and one
of the well.
Speaker 7: We'll never see those guys again.
Speaker 4: Again.
Speaker 8: A couple of things, can I come in? A couple
of things. First of all, I think I heard or
read the but a lot of the there aren't a
lot I guess of the mirrored men reports, but some
of the mirrored men reports the people seeing them when
once they turn and look at the person, then it
seems like and a lot of the reports the people
have a missing time episode, they like black out and
wake up, you know, hours later whatever, and don't know
what happened, but it's only after they make eye contact
with them. And then also there is a couple of
reports from this TV station KWQC about and I think
these were maybe twenty years ago about men in black
coats just standing at corners and intersections and along the
side of the road, not moving. And when people would
report this and the TV station or the police would
go out to investigate, they would be gone. So nobody
he really came up with a I guess a legit
reason of who these people were, but it was actually
something that was reported on the news.
Speaker 1: So wow, weird. Well if that, if that happened, now
there's cameras everywhere to be some video.
Speaker 3: Alice showed me some kind of polling.
Speaker 1: What's al showing us here? Oh yeah, I got the
do dive me in on it. Yep.
Speaker 3: I forget that guy's name. The honest name is ur Crumb,
al Crumb, that's it, Yeah, al Crumb Crum Yeah yeah, yeah.
Speaker 1: Wow.
Speaker 3: Well let's clap for Switchy. Well, clap three times in
a row for him.
Speaker 1: The end of the room. Man, thank you, switch Yes,
thank you was my pleasure.
Speaker 10: Witch Switchy. Have you ever met anybody that's seen the
Men in Black or has experienced that around those parts.
Speaker 7: Or there was a situation one time when a buddy
of mine was working for Eddie Bauer back when it
was any Bauer expedition outfitter. Anybody remember that, and they
were they were talking that there was he came back
from lunch and there were some people talking about these
weird guys that came in. They said from the Air Force,
but their hair was too long, and they, uh, they
were buying all kinds of stuff. It's just really weird.
So I don't uh, I uh. He didn't see it,
but he heard the story and they could have been
pulling his leg who knows.
Speaker 1: See.
Speaker 3: The weird thing about the Men in Black is that
they they theyre like so odd and so kind of
goofy that they're not fooling anyone, you.
Speaker 1: Know what I mean.
Speaker 3: They, I mean they you should have like real intelligence
assets come well, people who are act as basically and
convince you of something.
Speaker 1: You know, you're saying that people like Men in Black
seriously because of their parents. I think you can.
Speaker 5: I look the look like uh dan ayk Royd and
John Belushi walking with the Blues Brothers.
Speaker 3: But I mean they have uh, weird skin. They look
just different people, and they act very oddly. That's it's
like they're trying to act like humans act.
Speaker 4: Okay, So when I think of them, I think of
that guy like in the Matrix, the the bad guy
that was chasing Keanu Reeves all the time.
Speaker 1: Never saw Yeah, you know Australian. He's the guy was
in order the rings. He was the elf king.
Speaker 5: Oh uh yeah him, he's an Australian guy had to
suit on in the Matrix.
Speaker 1: But he kept repeating himself. He made more and more
of a yeah we've been expecting you mister, and yes exactly.
Speaker 7: And there's you know, I've come to think of it, Kim,
I did talk to someone that had an encounter. This
is this woman is Linda Sigmund. When she was sixteen
years old, she saw the Mothman about about twelve miles
north of Point Pleasant and even in a strange light
in the sky. But later on that year, that was
April of sixty seven. Later on that year, in the
early December, the same December that the Silver Bridge collapsed,
she went downtown, downtown Point Pleasant, and she walked into
a store and saw this guy standing near the door
with you know, the black suit, black fedora sunglasses, And
when she passed by, she thought his skin looked a
little bit odd, like kind of grayish or whatever. And
then she came out and she saw another one down
the street by the flagpole, dressed exactly the same way,
and they were just you know, they would see these
guys around, they'd say, oh, they're government people or whatever.
But it was several years later when the Mothman prophecies
came out and she read that she thought, my god,
I saw classic man in black. You know, I don't
ever see.
Speaker 1: Anything so yeah, same with me.
Speaker 5: Yeah, you don't want to see anything That's why I
wanted to think that that three Atlas was going to
be real and it was going to be landing in
the mysterious uh airport on Plumb Island.
Speaker 3: Really, Yeah, all twenty one.
Speaker 14: Miles of it with the ol Tree guiding it in.
Speaker 1: Yeah, Michael Rennie at the hell look for the.
Speaker 10: I still think it would be a supernatural force to
all of it.
Speaker 5: In some regards, Yeah, there's still something weird. There's there's
still a lot of things weird about it that don't
fit the criteria of what a comet is.
Speaker 10: Y right, it is absolutely unbelievable.
Speaker 3: You know, it's something other than a comet. It has
a lot of common character.
Speaker 5: So we're learning something new and we're going to call
it something else. We can't call it comment.
Speaker 4: Like if it's not a comet, maybe Johnnor a Blitzen.
Speaker 1: Or we're going to give it a different name.
Speaker 3: Bringing some humor into the holiday season. So listen, we
have to say goodbye to everyone we do. Yeah, an
out of time and we're gonna once a week clap
for the seventh time for him and Zzi Russ. Thanks
for joining us, guys, We appreciate it, and we'll see
you soon okay, and and and Zzi Rush, thanks for
thanks for wearing that Bruin's outfit. Yeah, that's an a baby.
Look at he's got the shirts.
Speaker 9: Have that. I was going to shock you wear my
bob your shirt, but it's fifty two years old and
it's a little war wow.
Speaker 1: Wow. Yeah Bobby remember remember watching him black and White TV? Yeah?
Speaker 3: Oh yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah yeah, great athlete and I'm
really good guy, all around, good guy.
Speaker 1: Not a douche, not a douche at all.
Speaker 6: Bruins an update, The Bruins a leading the Canadians.
Speaker 3: Yeah, yeah, it's always good to beat those guys.
Speaker 1: Man.
Speaker 10: How is Eddy Cheevers doing? Mac?
Speaker 3: Yeah, I haven't talked to him in a while. I
know his wife passed away about a year or so
go and he had grown up. They were neighbors, that's
how close they were.
Speaker 8: Ye.
Speaker 1: Yeah.
Speaker 3: He lives down in Delray Beach, Florida or when the
when the book comes out. I sent him a book
and nice Yeah from around here?
Speaker 1: What did you play golf? Did he hang around here?
Speaker 3: Well, he lived in Boston, he lived in Lynnfield for
a long time and then he has a place in
Delray Beach. Florida, you know, and he has a place sports.
Speaker 4: One of the ex Bruins was involved in the sports
park in Amesbury, brad Park, brad Prad Park.
Speaker 3: He still owns it. Yeah, brad Park still owns it.
Speaker 14: Does that mean it's park Park?
Speaker 1: It is p P. Yeah right.
Speaker 3: He was like Bobbio two point zero in a way.
He was never as great as Bobbio, but he definitely
came up in the Bobbio. You should do a hockey
show sometimes, that'd be funny. Yeah, we'd have these guys on.
It'll be cool anyway, so we have.
Speaker 7: To include Red Green Hockey.
Speaker 1: He's not coming. Well, thank you guys, Thank you Canadians
for joining us. We appreciate it. Okay, you guys, you
welcome on this show.
Speaker 5: You don't have to show us your passports or welcome
to come.
Speaker 3: Show us that bottle of Jamison. How much is left
in that bottle?
Speaker 10: Not much but half?
Speaker 1: I have a bottle of jamison.
Speaker 5: W I just bought a bottle of Bailey's Irish cream
and I was gonna pound it down with my half
gallon of egg nog that I just bought.
Speaker 1: Okay, Wow, that's thanks. We appreciate it. To you guys.
Thanks guys, Okay, Happy New Year. Bye everybody, Bye, Susan,
talk to let.
Speaker 3: Me let me think aboute. Everybody another drink? Brandy, thank
you for joining us, Brandy, thank you. It was so
fun hot just the hot motion again at that guys,
can someone please take a screenshot quickly.
Speaker 1: Thank you, Brandy. We appreciate it. Welcome.
Speaker 10: Yeah, thanks for educating us.
Speaker 1: Yes, yeah, that man, that was really nutty.
Speaker 13: Uh.
Speaker 3: Thank you, Susan ky for joining us. Appreciate it, sir,
Thank you for having me.
Speaker 8: It's always so nice to be here.
Speaker 11: And I love this show.
Speaker 3: Well, we love you and I have a feeling that
we were the calmest point of you at night tonight. Right,
there's a lot of going on backstage with you. Yes, yes, okay,
well you know it doesn't kill you, makes you strong.
Speaker 1: Thanks you being so kind, Susan at the moment, so.
Speaker 3: Okay, it's always good to be kind.
Speaker 1: We'll keep the faith for you.
Speaker 14: Thank you, guys, Thank you so much for having me.
Speaker 1: Love you man, oh, Man club, Thank you for joining us.
We love club too.
Speaker 6: Oh and I love everyone there. Okay, it's to get together.
Speaker 1: It's a big I love fast.
Speaker 6: Yes, right, yeah, you know, I just when I leave,
now I got to go drive myself off.
Speaker 1: Okay, mind joke, Right, that's what the squeeges for. Someone
just said thank you club in the box of wipes switch.
Thank you.
Speaker 7: It's my pleasure to be here.
Speaker 1: I appreciate it. Oh, thank you, al thank you. It's
ice storming out, so we have to Yeah, it's got
a weather alert on my phone.
Speaker 4: Seems to be a little snowy. But we're not getting
a lot but not a lot. No, there was salting
the roads when I drove here. I know it was
weird and now they should solve them. But anyway, one one,
thanks for joining us. Thank you, you're welcome. Pleasure to
be here. And let me just do the plugs real quick,
do the plug. Let's go home, strategic, but he does
really want that's the third drunk fully when we order it, now,
get anyone to Homeshot Troops. Homeshot Troops is h Well
I left and you just go to order another round.
I don't know, Okay, left so quickly. Wow, it's weird
doing a show from a restaurant.
Speaker 1: Yeah, really, it really really is. It's bizarre.
Speaker 5: Anyway we could have been doing it for McDonald's McDonald's
or something. So yeah, yeah, blessings, yeah. Homstot Troops Home
Stot Troops is an organization that supports have veterans. These
are people who were injured wounded after nine to eleven,
that'd be the Iraqi War and the Afghan War. And
these people who have come home missing a limb or
such a sustained a wound like that, and Home Shot
Shops build some houses that are more adaptable that they need.
You've heard us talk about them for many, many years.
So for someone it would be lower counter space, not
a lot of stairs, things like that. And then when
Home Start Troops builds them these palms of the great homes,
because we've seen them, they just turn, they rip up
them whigage. They give them the veterans the keys and
to stay at home forever for life, and they don't
have to worry about that mortgage payment over their head
every month, and they can go out and rejoin society.
These are people who gave so much to us. We
should really give back to them. Home Start Troops please
see Google, Please google them, see what they're about. Ninety
cents in your charity dollar gos right to our veterans,
and that is very high in the veterans biz and
the charity biz as well. Also, we got to say
that John mccamb is not a loser. He is someone
who you look up to. You don't make fun of them.
And also I just have to say this, you know,
just keep an eye on what's going on without veterans,
because I don't know what else to say.
Speaker 3: I mean, last week we reported that they dropped another
thirty thousand people from the Veterans Administration on top of
seventy thousand. Those one hundred thousand people. We're no longer
serving our veterans. And I just can't believe. I can't
believe that you know that that that that this is
something that we would happen to have veterans. Okay, okay, hang.
Speaker 1: What happened?
Speaker 3: Oh yeah, have a come in yeah yeah sure, yeah, okay,
Well we have a guess at the very last moment.
All right, yeah, okay, this is good. Yeah, all right, we.
Speaker 1: Yes, she does.
Speaker 10: That's shoring up.
Speaker 3: Hang on with us, guys, Okay, let my sister okay, okay,
all right, please sit down, sit down right here. Hello,
it's the boyfriend is with her. Yeah, okay, all right,
you can sit right down here.
Speaker 14: My friend, my guess, he's my guess.
Speaker 3: Okay, wow, huh okay, so just good right up on
that microphone.
Speaker 1: And then who are you?
Speaker 14: My name is April from Tampa.
Speaker 1: April from Tampa, like Tampa, Florida.
Speaker 14: Like the only Tampa Tampa.
Speaker 1: When are you doing up here? Yeah?
Speaker 14: Visiting this guy?
Speaker 10: Oh?
Speaker 1: Really? Yeah?
Speaker 3: When you say that you're not a Tampa Bay fan,
I am.
Speaker 14: Unfortunately, Okay, it's painful.
Speaker 1: Okay.
Speaker 3: So have you seen the ghost or UFO or something.
Speaker 14: I'm actually obsessed with ghosts. Really yeah, I've never seen one, but.
Speaker 9: I don't know.
Speaker 14: As a young at a young age, I always wanted
to see one. And I read like the Amityville Horror
like three times before I was like twelve years old.
Speaker 3: Wow, huh how about the movie?
Speaker 12: Much better than the movie?
Speaker 1: So good movie?
Speaker 14: Yeah, yeah, the books are amazing.
Speaker 3: Hey Dave, could we do another round two? When you
have a chance back to a lightship?
Speaker 6: Thank you?
Speaker 3: And when you say you've always wanted to see you goos,
I mean from what age would you say?
Speaker 14: I mean from a very young age?
Speaker 3: But what made you want to see you go?
Speaker 14: It's interesting. My sister is nineteen years older than me,
and she I would go visit her at her house
and spend like a couple of weeks with her, and
we would watch just so many scary movies like The Exorcist,
people come to the stairs, like every classic horror movie
you can imagine. And so when I was reading, when
I was reading the Amityville Horror, I literally was laying
in bed, like, am I going to get possessed?
Speaker 3: Huh?
Speaker 14: You know you're thinking, like yes, if I think the
right thing or the wrong thing, I guess you should say, Okay,
it is like a demon going to take over my
body kind of thing.
Speaker 3: Did you want to be possessed?
Speaker 1: Did you?
Speaker 2: You know?
Speaker 14: I think there might have been in a part of
me that did. I don't know, okay, I mean who
who wants to be possessed?
Speaker 6: I don't.
Speaker 14: I don't think anybody wants to be. But there's like
this fear, but like also this excitement like maybe it
will happen.
Speaker 1: You know, I really know what it's like from TV.
But maybe it's something good.
Speaker 14: No, I don't know. I think there's like this it's
like you you want to but that's a that's a
little much.
Speaker 3: You know, I can't wait to talk to your boyfriend.
Speaker 1: This is going to be.
Speaker 14: His name is Eli, He's very is he possessed?
Speaker 3: Was over there next to her? Shared that microphone?
Speaker 1: Okay?
Speaker 10: Okay, how about Watkins?
Speaker 3: I should describe April? How would you describe April as
just unbelievably cool.
Speaker 1: But just uh yeah, kind of you know magazine spooky?
Speaker 4: Yeah?
Speaker 1: Yeah, I kind of me. I don't want to mention it.
I don't want to mention the magazine to give it
a free.
Speaker 14: Which magazine is it?
Speaker 1: Vogue? Vogue?
Speaker 14: It's not Playboy? Okay?
Speaker 1: Thanks? No, no, I mean about Playboy? Okay, what now?
Speaker 3: To let the ear out of the balloon? Her boyfriend
is here, Eli, So, so are you? Do you feel
possessed as well?
Speaker 12: I don't think I feel possessed?
Speaker 14: I mean, are you obsessed?
Speaker 2: Right?
Speaker 1: Microphone? Obsessed?
Speaker 12: Over?
Speaker 1: Possessed? Yeah? And how long? I am local Newby?
Speaker 12: I grew up born and raised right here?
Speaker 1: Oh really?
Speaker 8: Yeah?
Speaker 3: Okay, all right, that's your excuse. So, so, but how
did you meet someone from Tampa?
Speaker 12: So I do a lot of work in Florida, please
tell and primarily the Florida Keys and so that's actually
where we met. So she lives in Tampa, but we
met in key West.
Speaker 3: Key West is nuts man, right right, you're on vacation.
Speaker 12: No, No, I do work down there. I'm from here
and I'm from the Keys. I moved and then I
have a business down in the Keys.
Speaker 14: Is a little bit more interesting.
Speaker 3: Yeah, I agree with you. What kind of business you
have done. There's a lot of strip dudges down there.
Is that a dance point?
Speaker 9: Is it?
Speaker 12: Really?
Speaker 2: Uh?
Speaker 13: So?
Speaker 12: I organized events, but not strip events like road races running.
I'll do it up here, like the Newberryport half Marathons
one of my races.
Speaker 1: Really yeah, organized all that stuff.
Speaker 12: Yeah, and so I organized down there. I'm actually more
of an Upper Keys kid. So, which is like Isle, Murada.
So like I own the Islamorader Running Company.
Speaker 3: Oh yeah yeah yeah, yeah, there's money in that running
marathons or something.
Speaker 12: I try to find it where I can get it.
Speaker 1: Yeah, somewhere you go down and you got any cool
sweatshirts you can give us? Yeah? Actually I do have
a lot. I'll bring it.
Speaker 12: You guys are here always on Tuesdays.
Speaker 1: Yeah, I'll bring you to something all right.
Speaker 12: Yeah, it's funny. I was hoping a box because I
just had my big event last weekend, and I shipped
up a box that should be here. Yep, I paid
enough at this time of year to send a box up.
Speaker 14: It went, I have steps in there.
Speaker 12: Yeah yeah, and uh so anyway, yes, yes, I'll bring
you guys some stuff.
Speaker 1: That's cool.
Speaker 12: I get all sorts of stuff.
Speaker 3: Now listening, could you put the microphone back over to April?
You are kind of boring, nice guy.
Speaker 8: But.
Speaker 5: So so doesn't he look like a red Sox player?
That doesn't he look at his face? That's an insult,
some rid Sox player? That so, April, Please, let's get
back to you. So have you so do you feel that,
you know, some people just get born they feel like
they have some kind of power. That we had a
medium in here last week. She was just kind of
born with it and she would know people's past lives
and that kind of stuff. You feel like you were
born or anything like that, or you just wish you were.
Speaker 14: No, no, I it's funny. Like I I remember having
a dream and I think I was maybe twelve going
on thirteen, and I remember dreaming about like the next day,
having like a brownie and ice cream for my birthday.
Speaker 3: Okay, okay.
Speaker 14: The next day was my birthday, okay, and I go
to a restaurant with my family and they're like, what
do you want for your birthday? And I'm like, oh,
I want a peanut butter and ice cream, and they
didn't have it. They brought me brownie and ice cream.
Speaker 3: Oh yeah, nice.
Speaker 14: So I think there's there's a little bit.
Speaker 3: There's a little bit of anyone in your family used
to read tarot cards or anything like that.
Speaker 14: No, I mean they're they're too bougie to admit even
as they did.
Speaker 3: Yeah, yes, right right. And if you were possessed, what
do you think it would be?
Speaker 9: Like?
Speaker 14: Oh, just like me right now?
Speaker 1: Oh really? Okay?
Speaker 3: Eli just jumped off his seat. Wow, So what would
that mean? Your head turning around three sixty?
Speaker 14: I think like, I'm actually in my forties.
Speaker 1: Now, so I followed, hold on, hold on, hold it,
you're in your weddies.
Speaker 14: My forties.
Speaker 3: No, why does this always happen?
Speaker 14: What's what's happening?
Speaker 3: There's no way that you're in your forties, thank you.
He's in his sixties. I can tell.
Speaker 14: No, But I felt I feel better now than I
ever have, and I feel like this is like, this
is who I was meant to be, Like whoever I
am right now?
Speaker 1: Sunglasses on? You're in your forties and forty three. Yeah,
we doing it very well.
Speaker 14: Smoke smoke him.
Speaker 3: If you got him the light beer, I'll tell you
look great for forty I mean, thank you, holy cow? Yeah, yeah,
good for you. So what's the secret you're running his marathons?
Speaker 12: Is that?
Speaker 2: No?
Speaker 8: No?
Speaker 14: I mean I think just like living into your truth.
Speaker 1: And you know what's that mean?
Speaker 14: Getting rid of people that don't serve you anymore?
Speaker 3: Oh wow?
Speaker 14: Not Eli obviously, but yet I'm sorry.
Speaker 3: Sorry, So, so, so how did you meet No, I'm fascinated.
Speaker 14: He's that's a good story.
Speaker 1: Okay, good.
Speaker 14: So going through my divorce and my ex Okay, oh wow.
Speaker 1: Yeah.
Speaker 14: So when I met him, it was actually the first
solo vacation I've ever taken in my entire life to
Key West. Yes, but I took it because it was
my anniversary with my ex, like my wedding anniversary, and
we were married for like twelve years.
Speaker 1: You took it in that day just to kind.
Speaker 14: Of no, So I wanted to get out of town
and get away from like the normal and go do
something for myself.
Speaker 3: Yeah, it takes a lot ocase.
Speaker 14: I hadn't done a lot for myself, and I thought
that would be, you know, a good thing to do.
And you know there's dating apps and.
Speaker 3: And so you were in a bar and he.
Speaker 13: Uh no, singer, No, No, it's definitely not a key
Wes bar. Okay, okay, yeah, you met in there. You
met there, I was I was down.
Speaker 12: I was leaving the next day for back home.
Speaker 14: Yeah, she was just but he wasn't supposed to be there.
He was supposed to be at Jerry duty.
Speaker 3: Right.
Speaker 1: Well, this kid's better and better.
Speaker 14: It's it's very like fortunate that we were actually even met.
Speaker 3: Yeah, yeah, fortunate for him. I'll tell you that wasn't
meant to be.
Speaker 1: Oh no, they want to know.
Speaker 12: I wasn't jury duty a week earlier. I was supposed
the meetings. I was down in the Keys for a
week later when I met you should have been a
week earlier, but because I had jury duty in which
I served.
Speaker 1: And sat on a jury or a day guilty.
Speaker 12: And it was actually kind of cool. It was my
first time actually.
Speaker 3: Are you yeah?
Speaker 1: Really? Yeah? What did you born?
Speaker 6: Raiz?
Speaker 12: I'm a ninety six said graduate, but I graduated from
the Keys down there, yeah yeah, until high school moved
to the Keys.
Speaker 1: Nice.
Speaker 12: Yeah, all these Michaelson paintings, like I have those ones
on my wall, so like like Stone his.
Speaker 3: Son this is actually a painter.
Speaker 12: Yeah, oh yeah, he's like very well known New Report painter.
But his son was like my brother's best Yeah yeah,
really he just dawned on me as we're looking at
all Nicholson paintings. Are you guys New Report people too?
You're doing a podcast at the galley?
Speaker 5: Like, I'm like, these guys are gonna be there for
a while. But I wouldn't call myself new hardcore Newburyport.
I'm kind of from Cambridge, Massachusetts, and then imagine and
then the rest of my life in New Hampshire. Yeah
right now I live in Aamesbury next year. Yeah, yeah,
I'm from Dorchester. He's from the even where Dochester. Yeah yeah,
Capital Boston, al is from the wild Streets to drake It,
East Boston.
Speaker 3: How about that? So well, listen, so let me just
kind of wrap this up by saying, so if if
you sorry ghosts, wouldn't you be freaked out?
Speaker 1: I mean not at all.
Speaker 14: I want to stay in a haunted hotel and I
want to see a ghost so bad.
Speaker 3: Okay, but wouldn't it you that you've seen all? Wow,
she's very definitely she's driven to be haunted and possessed.
Speaker 14: Already haunted. I just want to see it.
Speaker 3: But why do you think you're what do you think
about that?
Speaker 12: Well, I mean it sounds like a lot of confidence.
And oddly enough, at some point in the past few
days this conversation did kind of come up.
Speaker 1: Yes, I don't know why.
Speaker 12: However, we were talking about it really Oh, because we
went to Salem.
Speaker 1: I took her perfect.
Speaker 12: That has not changed. She's full on, like I love disease.
Speaker 1: She wants to buy a place in Sale Up. What
do you think of Salem?
Speaker 14: No, it it's great. I think a lot of it's kitschy,
but I do. I do love the premise.
Speaker 3: There's a lot of fun down there.
Speaker 1: I mean, there's a huge premise. This is a huge
history of salors, you know, but you know.
Speaker 14: Like haunted hotels. Stephen King. I read tons of Stephen
King when I was very young. I read The Stand
when I was ten years old. It was like a
thousand pages.
Speaker 3: Yeah, yeah, it's a huge So, like I just loved
how about his movies like that? How about it the movies?
I saw it, Won and it two ones on Christmas Day.
Speaker 14: I can't believe the movie Orse, of course.
Speaker 3: I mean those are really some of them are really
very You know what I.
Speaker 14: Loved about those movies those is the comedy in those movies.
It's very like nineties like has a.
Speaker 1: Lot of Yes, it does have a sense of humor
to it in a weird way.
Speaker 3: Right wow. And meanwhile, Ellen Neil, I have in the
wrong conversation. I never saw The Exorcist. Someone told me,
don't go see it. I never saw never saw it. Yeah,
yeah you missed out, No did, I really don't really did.
Speaker 14: It's quintessential horror movie. It's one of those movies that
like changed the game, like for horror movies.
Speaker 13: Yeah, yeah, okays the ghosts or more or like alien
encounter type stuff or everything.
Speaker 1: Everything.
Speaker 3: Yeah, we just come here and get a loaded.
Speaker 1: Happens.
Speaker 12: I just started listening to podcasts and obviously Joe Rogan
being a very big one, and uh, he's had some
people on and I've been totally falling into this because
he's got people on all government and everything that.
Speaker 3: Yeah, he's just a conspiracy guy now you know, but
he used to eat bugs for a living. When people,
yeah he is on that are that are people do
go on to show that. I'm amazed they going on
the show to say the truth.
Speaker 1: But he has no problem getting characters.
Speaker 3: Right, Yeah, it's a it's a total that. When you
see the podcast top ten, he's like the Beatles, he
like the first nine.
Speaker 12: How real UFOs are?
Speaker 1: Yeah?
Speaker 12: Anything else? Yes, I mean to buy into what.
Speaker 14: If you think about it, Like the Earth is probably
like the trailer park of the universe.
Speaker 3: Could be Yeah, not the first time I heard someone
say that. Yeah, yeah, yeah, it could be the troubled
planet and everything else is groovy.
Speaker 1: We were jettison from some other planet that said not
of this stuff.
Speaker 3: So listen. So well, let's clamp for April when Eli, thank.
Speaker 1: You so much for having us.
Speaker 12: Are you here on Tuesdays?
Speaker 1: We'll be here every week, okay, really every week.
Speaker 5: Come in at five thirty six o'clock. We'll be rock
and rolling there.
Speaker 3: So we're going to end the show again, right yeah, okay,
just keep an eye on what is happening to our veterans,
you know. That's all they can say. And so this
is back for the entire gang. We'll cut a show
tonight here us next time, please be safe, be happy,
and bye bye bye by
Speaker 6: Yeah