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IT CAME FROM SCREAMBOX: The Soviet Sleep Experience! · WASD and Beyond

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  They got review bombed during COVID because people were losing
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  their sense of smell and then saying that the candles didn't
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  smell enough. Well.
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  That's really that's that's unfortunate.
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  Well, I always liked the Yankee Candle.
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  You're pretty cool. Unless we find out you did
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  something bad, in which case I never liked you.
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  It's like Yankee Candle. That's that is.
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  You know, it's it's the the the greeting card company.
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  Yeah, yeah, Hallmark. Yeah, yeah, yeah.
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  It was something. It was some greeting card
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  company that it was like a hurricane.
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  Oh no. No, no, no, no, no.
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  This they they, they stole a lot of treasures from around the
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  world. Pirates.
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  Europe. No, No, No, No, No, No, no, no,
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  no. I don't know.
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  Store that stole a bunch of artifacts from around the world.
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  What do they got like? Hobby Lobby.
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  Tutankhamun Slab. Hobby Lobby Lobby.
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  Oh yeah, no, they were stealing people's art and putting it on
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  shit and selling it. I.
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  Believe that, but what do you mean by artifacts like?
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  In 2017, arts and crafts retailer Hobby Lobby was fined 3
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  million in force to forfeit thousands of ancient Iraqi
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  artifacts smuggled into the US. The company bought over 5500
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  items, including cuneiform tablets intended for the Museum
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  of the Bible, despite warnings of illegal Providence.
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  Come on, Hobby Lobby, do better. Just kidding, you can't.
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  They're Christian organizations. Fuck off.
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  The artifacts were smuggled from the UAE and Israeli Israel using
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  falsified declarations. Nothing like appreciating
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  pillaging it. Yeah, Hobby Lobby's a fucking
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  Christian store. That's crazy.
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  Well, it's not crazy. There I wear my extra society
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  that has a giant. Dude.
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  There you go. Think about this.
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  Someone's Mima and someone's Papa just have this somewhere in
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  there. It's like a fucking thing.
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  Somewhere I I seriously doubt that they sold it at Hobby
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  Lobby. I think that like the owner, the
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  like the CEO of Hobby Lobby has it probably in his fucking in
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  his MC mansion, Yeah. Yeah, it's in the shadow box
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  somewhere. Yeah, they have also had
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  problems where the court ruled based on religious freedom that
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  closely held companies could deny employees contraception
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  coverage under the ACA. So it's.
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  So very Christian of you. You know what?
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  Everybody listening, don't support Hobby Lobby.
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  They know that people know. People know that Hobby Lobby is
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  terrible. What is a code 9 at Hobby Lobby?
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  Do we are time? We do not have time for this
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  rabbit hole. I've I've.
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  What does 1010 mean? We're going to bring back OBO.
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  Just to I hate saying. Just to hate on Hobby Lobby.
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  I'm down. Fuck Hobby Lobby you can get.
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  Some cheap cheap gundams. Yeah, at Hobby Lobby.
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  Yeah, you can, dude. I'm surprised that they would
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  allow that. They'd be doing 40 and 50% off
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  plastic model kits and you can. Yeah, they they don't know what
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  they got. No, which that's the only
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  reason. That's the only reason to go
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  there. Fuck them though.
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  Fuck them, they have not a clue what they got.
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  Hell yeah. Hobby Lobby bad, but.
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  You know what's not bad, Nick? This, absolutely.
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  This podcast. Oh, oh, oh, oh, I, you know
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  what? I I didn't mean to interrupt
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  you. It's audio.
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  It's audio, honey, for the listeners.
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  Why don't you want an intro today, buddy?
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  No, you do it. Okay, I feel bad.
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  Welcome back everybody to it came from screen box.
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  Yes. This was your week, bud.
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  Yes, it was. This week I picked the Soviet
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  Sleep Experiment from 2009. The Soviet Sleep Experiment was
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  directed by Barry Anderson and written by Michael Patrick
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  McAfee. The movie is based on the famous
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  creepypasta story by the name of the Russian Sleep Experiment and
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  this that story is probably one of the most well known
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  creepypastas along with Jeff the Killer and Ben Drowned.
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  Those creepypastas are generally known for being cheesy and
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  poorly written for the most part.
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  However, sometimes a story like this shines through for its
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  quality and overall scare factor.
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  So this this movie is it stars Eva de Domenici, Rafall, I'm
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  going to butcher this name, Zoe Ruja and Chris Kattan.
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  Biggest shocker of my life seeing that man in this movie.
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  Eva de Domenici is known for a lot of her TV work and some
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  cameo appearances and shows like Hawaii 5.
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  O Rafal has done a lot of Polish productions, a lot of movies
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  that you definitely can't say the name of, but a handful of
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  American and Western movies as well.
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  Chris Kattan is definitely the most well known person in this
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  cast. His roles on SNL, Aqua Teen
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  Hunger, Forest House on Haunted Hill from 1999 and my personal
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  favorite Scouts honor Badge to the Bone, which I would credit.
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  I would, I'm going to say at least for me, there would be no
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  it came from screen box without a movie like that because I saw
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  that movie that was like the first like bad movie that I saw
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  and really enjoyed. I watched that with my dad.
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  We got on pay-per-view and we absolutely love that money.
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  I love that movie. Hell yeah.
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  So. Big UPS, big UPS.
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  Good to see Brandon back at it again.
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  He this is either an upgrade or a downgrade from being a scout.
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  But yeah, it's super cool to see him in this.
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  So quick TLDR of the creepypasta that this is based off of.
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  It was again called the Russian Sleep Experiment, and it was
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  posted in 2010 by a user called Orange Soda to a website that
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  later became the creepypasta wiki.
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  The basic premises. In the 1940s, a secret
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  experiment is performed on five political prisoners.
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  The experiment was to show the effects of lack of sleep and how
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  it relates to violent tendencies.
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  The men in the story were exposed to a gas and a stimulant
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  that kept them awake and the. It affects the men in different
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  ways and the story is set up like logs from the experiment.
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  It the effects range from the madness, refusing to eat,
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  becoming violence against themself and others and
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  eventually then deteriorating to the part where they're no longer
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  human, they no longer feel emotions or pain, and they get
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  like a zombie like expression. So the the big premise of the
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  movie is what happens when you stay awake for too long.
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  So there's plenty of real life science behind this.
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  Sleep deprivation is obviously a serious condition and can cause
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  damaging side effects and permanent brain damage if it's
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  bad enough. Your brain is not programmed to
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  stay awake forever, and sleeping is a chance for your brain to
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  rest and encode memories, like when you backup a hard drive on
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  your computer. Sleep deprivation occurs after
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  24 hours of continuous awakeness, and then you'll start
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  to have side effects like impaired judgement, decreased
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  coordination, mood swings, stress.
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  Those effects in this first stage are known to mimic a blood
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  alcohol content of 0.10%, which is well over the legal limit.
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  After 36 hours, the memory issues become more intense.
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  You become easily confused, fatigued and this is also when a
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  when AI guess a condition called microsleeps start which are
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  brief losses of consciousness where the brain does not process
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  new information. Your eyes may even stay awake
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  during a microsleep but you will not remember what you saw after.
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  After 48 hours, the hallucinations become more
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  intense. People experience
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  depersonalization, which is like an out of body feeling where
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  you're like feeling like you're out of control of yourself.
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  Along with all the other symptoms will become more
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  intense. After 72 hours.
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  The brain is attempting to shut itself down.
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  Your body is just like you're running on fumes.
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  There's nothing. Every signal your body is
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  telling you is to go to sleep. There's a total loss in physical
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  coordination, severe hallucinations, and the urge to
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  go to sleep will be nearly unbearable.
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  These symptoms resemble psychosis in some people.
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  Throughout that time, there are also brief phases of euphoria
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  which mimic hypoxia when your brain is being starved of
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  oxygen. And it feels similar to like if
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  you're on laughing gas. So you feel a little bit little
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  bit floaty, but there's a big crash that comes after that,
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  usually leading to mood swings, irritability and confusion.
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  Sucks. So there's so more about like
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  the people who have stayed awake for the longest.
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  In 1964, a 17 year old student named Randy Gardner from San
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  Diego stayed awake for 264 hours, about 11 days and 24
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  minutes. He broke the record that was
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  previously held by Tom Rounds in 1959, whose record setting
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  attempt was 260 hours, 11 days. Except he did it live on the
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  radio as a publicity stunt. Both of these guys were
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  monitored by medical staff and claimed to recover afterwards.
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  Randy, after his attempt, slept for 14 hours straight but then
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  stayed up the next day for 10 hours.
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  In 2007, Tony Wright believed he had beaten Gardner's record and
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  he recorded the whole thing. He had the footage to back it up
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  but he didn't actually beat the record.
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  Randy had stated that he recovered fully from the
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  experiment but in 2017 he said he was experienced serious
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  insomnia and believed it to be from the event.
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  That was when he was 17 and it was still and he believes it's
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  still affecting him now there it does look like there is someone
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  who beat Randy's record. However, Guinness did not cover
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  it as they had made a policy so that forbid the maintaining of
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  those records. But this record was 267 hours or
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  11 1/2 days, which was then beaten by Maureen Weston from
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  Peterborough, Cambridgeshire in England.
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  Oh my God. Who in 1977 stayed awake for 449
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  hours, nearly 19 days. And this was also allegedly
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  during a rocking chair marathon, whatever that is.
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  I'm not a clue. But again, Guinness had made a
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  rule that they would not do any upkeep on this record.
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  I mean, and that was a policy change, Yeah.
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  They were like, if we keep advertising this, people are
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  going to keep doing it. And.
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  They're going to leave They. Did yeah, they believe that it
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  that it had permanent damage and you can and it's, you can
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  permanently damage your brain with this like that staying
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  away, staying up beyond the time that you need to be.
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  Your brain is trying to do like a memory dump and you're just
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  cooking those circuits. So it can lead to like long term
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  memory loss and you just lose the ability to remember new
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  memories. Yeah, yeah.
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  But that said, how was how? What is the longest you stayed
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  awake? Because I think, I don't even
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  think I've stayed awake for 24 hours.
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  Who, who? Where do we go?
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  From here, go on Nick, you're a goblin. 3 1/2 days.
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  I was on a serious Bender though.
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  See that? I mean, that's a whole another
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  aspect. Of it, I was yeah, I was
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  drinking. We were just, I don't know dude,
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  we we were getting fucked up for three days dude, it was not
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  good. I was also like 22 now dude, I'm
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  telling you straight up now, if I don't like I still go to bed
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  at like my sleeping. This is so fucked up because my
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  sleeping habits since I was like 11 have been like, you go to bed
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  at like 233, we wake up at 7 since I was a kid and I still do
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  it. But the more and more I do it,
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  the more fucked I feel. So it's like it hurts.
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  But now I can actually like like sometimes I'll just slink away
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  from discord and go crash out. But like, yeah, I thought 3 1/2
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  days and I was, I was feeling that on top of the booze too.
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  I was getting really, really sick.
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  Yeah, I bet. Yeah.
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  Yeah, and then I slept for like a day and 1/2 though after that
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  a crash 3. Days 3.
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  Days, yeah. Awesome young, but it was not a
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  Bender. It was probably stone, probably
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  smoked a lot of pot, and probably Skyrim.
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  I think it was when I got my hands on Skyrim.
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  More than fucking likely. Oh.
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  Yours is yours is a lot nicer than mine.
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  I was just a drunk piece of shit.
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  I think like the longest day I've had in recent memory is
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  probably the the first day when we went to when we went.
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  To. California, that was.
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  We were up dummy early and I think we I was awake for a full
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  24 hours. We we were up for a full 24 if
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  not maybe 25 because of all the shuffling we had to do and all
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  like everything we were doing. It was just like holy the and
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  our adrenaline though was going though that was.
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  Yeah. But then like, yeah, it was like
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  midnight their time, but 3:00 AM our time.
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  And we had like gotten to the airport at 4 the previous day.
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  So it was like that. That is crazy.
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  And I feel like had that been just a normal day, I would have
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  felt the effects of that way more.
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  There was so much going on. Like all of these experiments
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  that they do, they were just like sitting in a room for the
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  whole time. Yeah, that's what makes it
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  sometimes worse. That's what makes this movie way
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  more shit. Not shit and as in the movie,
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  but like the experiment is shit because like, you're just in a
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  thing. You got nothing to entertain
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  yourself with. You're with a couple other guys
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  who are also just as hungry and pissed off and tired as you are.
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  Some of them are violent, some of them are just like, weird.
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  It's just like the whole thing is just so claustrophobic.
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  I so glad throughout the entire movie we are not stuck in that
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  fucking thing so long. Yeah, I, I skim through movies a
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  lot of the time, just like click through it.
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  And I was very glad that every single frame I didn't click on
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  was just from the inside of the room because I there was AI feel
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  like there's a chance that it would have been like a like a
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  single frame type of deal. Though I will say a movie, an
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  hour and a half movie of the of like a group in a pod like that.
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  And like, you know, you're gonna have to make some cuts and like,
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  sacrifices with like, time frame, but like, a movie
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  dedicated to the inside of a pod like that for an experiment like
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  that, I feel like it would be cool.
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  It'd be claustrophobic, but you get to see, like, true psyche
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  change. So yeah, that'd be cool.
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  Yeah, the the movie like the whole time, like I couldn't help
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  but compare it to the creepypasta and a lot like it.
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  It's setting up this, it's like wartime Soviet Russia.
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  And it's this this couple that's performing an experiment.
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  And there's little bread crumbs about their relationship and how
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  they got to that point. And they have maybe a checkered
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  past which is covered up. And there's a general who's
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  going to come observe the experiment.
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  They're worried about him figuring out who they are.
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  But it sets it up, you know, a lot like the story does where
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  it's their political prisoners. So there's a, it's a healthy mix
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  of like violent, nonviolent people, but then they get them
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  into the the chamber and the chamber itself is like, I don't
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  know, what would you call it? It's like, it's like the size of
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  a large propane tank. It it resembles like a little
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  submarine. Yeah.
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  But like, you know, like obviously not a little.
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  I would. I don't know.
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  I've never been in a fucking submarine but like.
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  I would. I would have to.
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  Guess it was like. It's like a yeah.
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  I would guess it's like the size of like a bus shelter, you know
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  what I mean? OK, Yeah, I can see that.
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  Yeah, yeah, definitely. Like that's something you could,
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  you can visualize that like you could fit four or five people
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  inside of it. Standing there, standing.
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  Next to each other. Yeah, yeah.
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  There's no bathroom in that thing.
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  I think there is. I think I.
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  Where there's there's like a. Urinals, they're just like.
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  Shitting and I. Think they're where they're
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  doing their tests? Yep.
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  And getting fed. Yeah.
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  So they're literally just animals at that point.
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  Pretty much because I mean, the movie doesn't really focus on
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  that kind of there is there. They definitely focus on the
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  lack of food, but they don't necessarily focus on like the
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  hygiene of this thing. But they kind of do, because
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  they had that shit on their ready when they rebelled.
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  Yeah. And smeared on the window.
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  Yeah, there's just like in the in the story, there is a a
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  moment where they RIP their clothes to rags and use their
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  shit to put it on the window so that they put.
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  Peakies. Some peakies on the window.
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  Who cement? Yeah, dude.
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  Fuck of the yuck dude. But you know what they were?
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  They were restrained because there there could have been a
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  lot more poo, but there was a lot of blood mostly.
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  There's a lot, a lot of blood. There was like a white substance
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  of 1.2. I was like.
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  I was like, is that what? What's going on in that their
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  chamber? I was like who, who, who let #4
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  just get one off really quick and rub it on the on the window
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  dude, I'd be pissed. You're stuck in there and
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  someone's like don't look. I'm like, no.
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  I'd be like, when did you do this?
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  Yeah, dude, when did you have the time like.
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  Snuck one these these guys go crazy almost immediately.
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  Dude you would 4 hours in I'm telling you straight up I'm
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  having a full on fit. I think the craziest part, like
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  I think they did this maybe to accelerate the insanity, but
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  they made it so small. Like in the other stories like
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  this, it's a big room where there was like books at least.
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  And they could they could do something to entertain
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  themselves. But in this they're literally
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  sitting. Well, no, they they couldn't
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  sleep in any of the other like sleep experiments.
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  It's a sleep experiment, Alex. But they have like.
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  They have like. Comfy chairs.
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  Yeah. And it's, it's always the same.
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  There's a lot of like, copycat stories.
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  What's worse, What's worse? Being in a room that is
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  comfortable, like I'm saying, with some amenities, chairs,
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  couches, like enough chairs for everyone to sit and they're
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  long, they're plush and they're nice.
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  Some books, maybe a couple records, some like maybe you get
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  like a beer or a coffee or something and some decent food
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  every day or stuck in here. But in both rooms you can't
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  sleep. If you fall asleep it's a
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  problem. What is worse the the cock tease
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  or the actual just shithole the. Tube being in the launch.
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  I would say the I mean I get where you're coming from with
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  like the cock tease part. Because like.
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  You just get so comfortable at a point you're just like fuck it,
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  why not? Yeah, but but well-being in a
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  room that small I. Think it's a psychological
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  warfare though in the other room.
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  Well, I wonder if. But both are.
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  It's both. Yeah, I.
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  Don't know. Yeah.
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  I wonder if what, like 'cause like what are the effects of the
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  gas? Is it that you don't want to
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  sleep like you don't feel? I thought it was.
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  Like a need to or you feel tired but it doesn't allow you to.
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  No, I think it like keeps you up unless it's like a placebo like
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  they hear the gas I. Was going to say, yeah, it's
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  also that theory. Yeah, so like, I wonder if it's
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  a placebo, like, oh shit, Like what is that?
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  And it keeps your mind racing, Like what is this gas?
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  What is that? Hiss?
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  Why is this coming into the room?
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  I don't want this in the room. So it's like that state of fear
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  where you're in flight mode or fight mode, but you can't flight
• 22:52
  out and you can't fight out. So your body's in a constant
• 22:57
  state of confusion, but you can't sleep because you're in
• 22:59
  that state of confusion. So your your adrenaline's
• 23:01
  constantly going. Yeah, I wonder.
• 23:05
  Super psychological sucks. I wonder if like because they
• 23:10
  don't explain like what the gas is, but I like, I wonder what is
• 23:18
  it actually doing? Like is it having more of a
• 23:20
  physical effect where it's blocking you from actually
• 23:25
  falling asleep? Because you see the guys, they
• 23:28
  get like drowsy and they start, you start to see those little
• 23:31
  micro sleep events where you, you know, you your head drops
• 23:35
  and then you catch, you catch yourself the best.
• 23:39
  And they tell them like, hey, stay awake as if the gas doesn't
• 23:43
  keep them awake. It does something else.
• 23:49
  I feel like that'd be so counterproductive to the entire
• 23:51
  experiment if you put something in there to make them sleepy.
• 23:55
  Yeah, but they're they're trying to.
• 23:58
  They're testing it could be. Oh well, I guess you want to
• 24:01
  push them as far as they can go though too.
• 24:03
  And and they could be testing to use it on enemies.
• 24:08
  So we get a bit of, we get a bit of that.
• 24:11
  They mentioned that the general is coming or the commander or
• 24:15
  whatever they call him because they want to use this
• 24:18
  information with the Red Army. And there's there's a couple
• 24:24
  hints towards that they might be trying to use this information
• 24:28
  for the Soviet space program where they're and then, and this
• 24:35
  is like you see in media all the time.
• 24:36
  It's like an original Twilight Zone episode where they they
• 24:39
  isolate the guy as his training for space travel.
• 24:43
  This is the same deal where they're training this guy to
• 24:45
  stay awake because he might need to be awake for prolonged Space
• 24:49
  Flight. Yep, Yeah, no, there's like good
• 24:54
  twists in this movie as well. There's some pretty good twists,
• 24:57
  yeah. You know, So yeah, fuck, fuck
• 25:00
  all that, dude. I ain't going no tube like that,
• 25:02
  bro. You're not putting me in a spam
• 25:03
  can. I seen the big twist.
• 25:06
  I've. I kind of figured it out like
• 25:09
  kind of early on. I didn't say anything though
• 25:11
  because I watching a movie I'm not going to say shit.
• 25:16
  But you can say it now. Say it.
• 25:18
  Yeah. No, I I had a feeling that Leo
• 25:22
  and Anna were part of the experiment as well.
• 25:27
  See, I I did not see that twist coming.
• 25:29
  What I thought was going to happen spoilers.
• 25:33
  What I thought was going to happen was because we have the
• 25:37
  there's the side plot of Leo having like sleep troubles of
• 25:41
  his own and you have Anna giving him medicine.
• 25:47
  My thought was that was the actual experiment and it was
• 25:51
  going to get to the end and whatever would happen with the
• 25:54
  test subjects. But then she would like turn
• 25:56
  around and be like, you've been the experiment the whole time.
• 26:01
  I kind of. Be a slap to the face.
• 26:04
  I kind of think when it comes something like this so
• 26:07
  contained, it seems like the scientists are always a part of
• 26:13
  unwillingly a part of this, which I like that.
• 26:17
  Yeah. So I wanted to, I, I wish there
• 26:20
  was more on like how much they were being studied themselves
• 26:23
  and what the psychological effects of this were on them,
• 26:27
  which obviously with Leo, he's got sleep walking, he's
• 26:31
  insomnia, Anna. Night terrors.
• 26:35
  Night terrors not really much on her.
• 26:37
  You don't really get much on her, except for like the seeds
• 26:40
  of doubt that Yuri presents to them, Really.
• 26:46
  But you have to roll the R You gotta.
• 26:51
  Yeah, I love, I love when your little accent.
• 26:52
  Comes out, yeah, it's, it's, it's a fucking chicken.
• 26:57
  Oh, that was a good moment. That was, I know them well.
• 27:00
  I'm not even, that's not even my fucking culture, but that that
• 27:03
  would have been my response. That would be like a fucking
• 27:06
  chicken. Yeah, that it was insane.
• 27:09
  Nick predicted a line seconds before it was said.
• 27:16
  Well, the the end sort of sets up that these experiments have
• 27:20
  been happening or they are happening all over the world and
• 27:24
  all throughout time. Yeah.
• 27:28
  It's always the same result. Do we think that they're all
• 27:33
  connected somehow or are all? Is it like a space race type
• 27:37
  thing where every country is trying this at the same time?
• 27:42
  Oh, that, that'd be cool. I mean, I, I, if Russia's doing
• 27:47
  it, we're doing it times 10. That's how I look.
• 27:50
  Well, I mean, we are, I mean, if, if Russia's doing something
• 27:53
  or China's doing something or. Is it anywhere?
• 27:56
  Else it is so like it. Always has been, always will be.
• 28:00
  So I could see other countries doing shit like this, like times
• 28:03
  whatever the next one's doing or the last one's doing.
• 28:06
  So like I, I kind of think they're all either happening in
• 28:10
  conjunction with themselves. I don't think it's one country.
• 28:13
  I think multiple countries are like, hey, yeah, what's we'll,
• 28:17
  we'll show you how far we can take it.
• 28:19
  And I think they're all kind of happening in conjunction at the
• 28:22
  same time or like you know, it's showing the continuing or you
• 28:26
  know, because again. It's showing the progress.
• 28:30
  Well it also shows like doesn't matter what element you put it
• 28:33
  in because that little fucking thing at the end is like in the
• 28:36
  snow in like the Arctic looking area or probably just like a
• 28:40
  snowy area. It could just a snowy place.
• 28:43
  But like that sucks because like you're in a fucking metal, like
• 28:47
  tin can, they're in. I mean, but that would be an
• 28:52
  interesting variable. Is it like?
• 28:54
  Well, there you go. If you had something nice to
• 28:56
  look at, like if you were if the if the chamber was like on a
• 29:00
  beach looking out at the ocean, would that have an effect?
• 29:03
  That would drive me insane if I couldn't get out to go somewhere
• 29:06
  nice. Yeah, but you should talk about
• 29:09
  the little end, Stinger. Yeah.
• 29:12
  There's a well, I'm going to have to go back because I don't
• 29:15
  remember the number. Alex, do you?
• 29:18
  Remember the days. It was the number of hours.
• 29:22
  The very final testing chamber, the subjects were in there for
• 29:27
  1600 and like I think it was like 30 something days with
• 29:33
  hours, hours, not days, hours, hours, which translates into
• 29:38
  66.6 days. 1598 hours. That looks like numbers numbers.
• 29:47
  And then and then it like it shows a guy who's been like
• 29:50
  stabbed in the neck or whatever and he falls over and it pans
• 29:54
  over to the door and they look in, there's like a devil lady
• 29:57
  inside. And that it's like a it's like a
• 30:01
  clear homage to the original images that was posted along
• 30:05
  with the creepypasta, which is like the final form that the
• 30:08
  subjects take where they have like big teeth and sunken eyes
• 30:12
  and they have like a devil face. But then the fact that they
• 30:16
  added that the 666 definitely muddies it a little bit because
• 30:25
  then it's like, what if the whole time they were, this was
• 30:28
  like all run by like a shadowy satanic organization.
• 30:32
  And this is like if you stay alive for 66.6 days, then we'll
• 30:37
  bring the devil in. It's like almost like number of
• 30:43
  martyrs. Yeah.
• 30:45
  OK, it's like that. Like it's like minus the
• 30:48
  physical torture, it's just like the.
• 30:51
  It's physical torture, I would say.
• 30:53
  It's physical, but it's not like what they do with Martyrs.
• 30:56
  No. Well, they that movie if you've
• 30:58
  not seen. Martyrs.
• 30:59
  Put that on screen box, we'll talk about it.
• 31:02
  Put the French version. I was just saying the French
• 31:04
  version put the French. Version.
• 31:07
  You thought the American version was bad, You got to watch the
• 31:09
  French version, but. French film.
• 31:12
  Yeah, you're not going to like that one.
• 31:14
  But some French fruit. Oh, nice.
• 31:17
  A little homage. We're starting in early.
• 31:24
  No, you imagine it didn't happen.
• 31:27
  No. No pie and face anyways.
• 31:33
  But like that does like kind of make me think of that though.
• 31:36
  It's like the the abuse of a person like to bring them to God
• 31:42
  almost. Then have that person tell you
• 31:44
  what does God look like? Is there an afterlife?
• 31:47
  You know. Like that's just cool to think
• 31:49
  about too, especially with them going, you know, the devil's
• 31:52
  involved almost are like a satanic cabal or whatever you
• 31:55
  want to say is involved. And there's endless theories for
• 31:58
  it, which is one of the reasons why it's so good.
• 32:01
  Yeah. What is it that Corky Romano
• 32:04
  says right before, like after he he stands up with the Shiv?
• 32:10
  Yeah, he's like, he says. You want to see heaven with me?
• 32:13
  Yeah. Oh yeah.
• 32:14
  Do you want to go to the heavens with me?
• 32:16
  And he's the space guy, but also he's clearly about to just stab
• 32:20
  those. Fucking do, dude.
• 32:23
  Maybe. Romano, you're an idiot.
• 32:25
  I don't know. In some In some versions of the
• 32:28
  story, the scientist is the only one left alive.
• 32:32
  I There's two of them. She had an axe.
• 32:34
  He's dead. Yeah.
• 32:36
  I mean, I would like to say that they could probably take him,
• 32:39
  but after you've been awake for. They're also 400.
• 32:43
  Hours just. As much as he is, and he's
• 32:45
  already killed a couple. People.
• 32:46
  And he's pissed. Yeah, he cut the tongue out of
• 32:49
  one and then the eyes out of another.
• 32:51
  What happened to the other guy? They they.
• 32:57
  Oh yeah. He was.
• 32:58
  He was stabbed in the neck I'm pretty sure because he Leo
• 33:01
  checks the yeah pulse immediately.
• 33:04
  But you don't see the fourth guy is the the guy they pull out who
• 33:08
  the Chris Tan cut out his tongue was he?
• 33:10
  And there was the guy with the eyes and then Chris Catan.
• 33:13
  But there's the fourth guy. Yeah, the bald guy, the tall,
• 33:16
  the Nosratu. Look no the the young looking
• 33:18
  guy who said he could ride a dog but not a not a goat.
• 33:23
  That's the one that got his tongue cut out, yeah.
• 33:25
  I don't know where he's. Missing.
• 33:29
  He was slumped on the wall. Fucking.
• 33:30
  Stabbed. He might have just been dead and
• 33:32
  we were not. We didn't notice.
• 33:34
  There was so much going on in that scene is so small area.
• 33:38
  But I thought it was really good.
• 33:40
  I, I, I went in with sort of mixed expectations and the movie
• 33:45
  definitely, definitely, what's the word?
• 33:53
  It definitely matched well it it outperformed my expectations for
• 33:56
  it. Yeah, I I really liked it.
• 33:58
  I'm I'm I would give it a give it a four out of five being like
• 34:02
  pretty good. I would really recommend this to
• 34:03
  people, especially if you're a creepypasta fan.
• 34:06
  Yeah, yeah, I'd give this a four out of 3.5 out of five.
• 34:13
  So it's fun. I like, I love the creepypasta
• 34:15
  story. I remember seeing it all over 4
• 34:17
  Chan way back in the day when I was younger, right.
• 34:19
  That's before 4 Chan was like, what it it is now, right?
• 34:23
  It's it was bad, but now it's bad for bad people, worse
• 34:27
  people. But this is it's, it's, it's
• 34:32
  cool to see it like on the screen.
• 34:34
  I think some of the acting can be hokey at times, but that's
• 34:37
  fine. It's fun.
• 34:38
  Some of the accents aren't always there, especially for
• 34:41
  that like Russian accent. They're really trying to go for
• 34:45
  especially Chris Kattan, where you can just blatantly hear and
• 34:49
  I love him. I love that man.
• 34:50
  And I'm it sucks that like he doesn't act as much because he's
• 34:53
  he's had injuries and disabilities that he goes
• 34:56
  through, right? But it's fun.
• 35:00
  It's a really cool movie. I would recommend this for
• 35:02
  anybody who loves creepypasta. This is definitely a movie you
• 35:06
  should watch with your friends. If you're all into that.
• 35:08
  It's it's a good time, man. I would definitely watch this
• 35:11
  again just to see if we pick up on anything that we maybe
• 35:14
  missed. It's it was fun.
• 35:15
  This is super fun fucking film. Hell yeah.
• 35:19
  Yeah, I would also give it a four out of five.
• 35:23
  Super solid flick, Great to the point you get everything you
• 35:29
  need. No, it's not slow at all.
• 35:34
  It's short too. It's like, it's like an hour and
• 35:36
  20 minutes. Yeah, it it it felt longer, but
• 35:40
  not in a bad way. Yeah, it it, it did feel a
• 35:43
  little bit longer, but it is sort of a limited set, limited,
• 35:48
  limited character. Yeah, story that is taking place
• 35:53
  over like days and days. So you know there's going to be
• 35:56
  some constraints there. Yep, no good pick.
• 36:00
  They did. They did well with it.
• 36:02
  Thank you. Oh yeah, very good stuff.
• 36:05
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• 36:27
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• 36:31
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• 36:36
  We're not going to announce it yet until we get that last
• 36:39
  little piece to say yes. Check us out at the Frogman
• 36:45
  Fest. That's March 7th, right?
• 36:47
  March 7th? I believe so.
• 36:49
  Yep. Loveland, OH just outside.
• 36:51
  Cincinnati, It's going to be a good ass time.
• 36:54
  Me, Alex and Noah, maybe more. I don't know who else going to
• 36:58
  go with us. I don't think anybody who wants
• 37:01
  to, anybody who wants to. Well, I'm talking about, yeah,
• 37:04
  you know, if you meet us there, come have a good time.
• 37:08
  We're going to, we're going to the Frog Man Festival, Frog Man
• 37:11
  Fest. We're going to see Frog Man 2.
• 37:15
  Like are you out of your fucking minds?
• 37:17
  Go go to and. Get some frogman swag.
• 37:20
  When I frogman tattoos, I I'm getting a frog.
• 37:23
  I will. Yeah.
• 37:24
  We'll get a yes, Alex, we will do that Frogman puppet, Noah.
• 37:29
  I would have a frogman puppet. Looks like they might be selling
• 37:32
  them there. He looks like our wallets are
• 37:33
  going to be hurt. Not good.
• 37:37
  I told my wife and she was less than impressed.
• 37:39
  She. Went up.
• 37:39
  Good event for Frogman, bad event for my bank account.
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