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Episode 42: 9021-Oh, Aliens! · The Treehouse Show Podcast

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M Welcome inside the Treehouse. I'm Dan, O'Malley along with Trey Trenholme and
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joined in the Treehouse today. In addition to you, is also our dear
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friend Raj Charma. Hello, Rad, Hello everybody, what's happening? I
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found it interesting that aliens could have invaded overnight, Raj, and you never
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would have known it because you didn't take just any any histamine. You didn't
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take just a regular ben a journal trade. Did you know that there's prescription
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strength? Any hista means no? And what are what are their names?
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Let me let me see if if that's a good show? Yeah, everybody,
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anything it makes you sleep like that? I would like to know more
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about it. Let's see if I can find the name of it quick,
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I'll tell you which one it is. Uh, it's called hydrops Design.
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Okay, that's that's the one I took. Well, I didn't take the
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full. I didn't take the full because if it says take, it says
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take one to two. Anything that says take one to two is telling me
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like, hey, let's see how quick this messes you up? Uh?
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Does one messie up? It's or does two? See with me? It
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just kind of depends on what the pill is, right, Like if it's
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like if it's ibuprofen, I don't even know what the suggested dosage is.
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Let's just say hypothetically it says one to two. I take four. Yeah,
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you can take up to four ibuprofen. That I mean. That's because
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I remember there was one time, uh, someone had a prescription strength ibuprofen,
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and it was just regular ibuprofen. It's the same thing as Adville or
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whatever. It was just a higher dosage of it. I don't want to
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say it was like a eight hundred milligrams is usually the That was it.
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Thank you, thank you, pharmaceutical tray. That's why I was surprised he
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hadn't heard of prescription strength any history means because Tys Pharmaceuticals, I thought he
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would have heard about it. Not one that'll lay out for six seven hours.
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Oh it was longer. It was longer than that. So I just
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I've always had that thing where I can um wake up before my alarm.
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I've always been able to do that, Like if I know that that,
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like I have to do this show, Like I'll get up, like I
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normally get up about eight thirty anyway. Uh at thirty in the morning anyway.
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But like when it's when it's something like that, I'll like, I'll
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go, okay, it's time. I can feel my body clock. It's
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like, you know what, it's time to wake up. But about two
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o'clock in the morning, I'll two o'clock ish. I was like, you
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know, when I had a little bit of an allergy thing going on,
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my eyes were water and knows where was running and I'm like, you know
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what, I'm not sleeping. Reruns again of the greatest show ever made by
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h Aron Spelling, Beverly Hills nine of two and Out is now is now
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on Prime video just for the people watch it melrose Place with like a word,
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oh what a terrible show? Oh my god? Did did did I
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just wade into the middle of an errand Spelling throwdown? I mean it was
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kind of his like, and we'll try this one too, and it just
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kind of stuck with the older crowd at the time. Uh uh. But
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I feel like, I feel like we need to be careful here, because
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on one hand, the organized show host in me wants to stay with the
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planned alien controversy and conversation. Yeah, but I also know that there's content
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to be had with the two of you going toe to toe in saying which
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nineties melodrama was more impactful, Melrose Place or Beverly Hills nine o two.
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I mean, look at the social issues that Beverly Hills nine two and zero
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tackled in their in their fourteen years on the air, um from drug addiction
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to joining a cult. And that's where I was wrapped up. I was
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wrapped up in that. Last night, Kelly was an occult. Brandon and
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Dylan had to get her out. It was a very complicated issue. Stop
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it, Rise, Stop stop making it sound like that episode of that show
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you had never seen before and you had to stay up past two am to
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watch it. I know you've seen that multiple times. I understand that,
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But I just like the the here the dual hero uh saving their their the
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loves of the love of their lives from this evil cult, because we know
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that can happen. I don't know how many people you've lost to occult,
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but it has been known. So you're you're saying that you're, you know,
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the center, your your cultural center is the peach Bit. Huh Yeah,
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nat ran a very healthy establishment. Uh I'm just saying, I I've
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never had a mega burger, but i'd love one, right but no,
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So so what I had here today, So here's my pen. That I
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had here today was aliens congressionally hearing you see what y'all made me do?
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You just went Swedish chef on that, Like, honestly, Sweedish chef is
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what I hear coming out of the two of you guys mouths talking about these
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two epic shows from the nineties. You might as well like, see you
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sound like and Roger you sound or so you said. You said epic epic
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shows of the nineties. That is correct, that is how they should be
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addressed. But I decided, I was like, you know what I'm having
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at allergy thing. I need to get some sleep, got to be up,
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the dogs have to be up at a certain time. And so I
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took up on your head. Yeah, yes, that is my fear.
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But I took the what it says, take one to two, and I've
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taken two before. Uh, in the very beginning, when I first got
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it, it was really really bad. Allergies like like skin itching, like
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eyes watering, allergies like really bad. And I've taken the two and that
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thing like, yeah, that's like if you want to feel like butter,
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Like, if you want to feel like butter melting, that's what the two
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will do to you. Like did Aaron's Belling ever throw in a storyline for
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an episode of nine O two one oh about prescription strength anti histamines that subject
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two taboo for that age group and instead shifted that from the nine O two
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one zero Rider Room into the Melrose Place Rider Room because they felt like the
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older adults lived in this apartment complex around the pool could handle it better.
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I feel like you did not watch the three episode arc where David, who
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was on late night radio, got hooked on crystal meth. So they went
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straight to meth uh and not not even prescription any histamines uh. And then
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he was taken down. He took codine as a downer, which he stole
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from his dad who's a dentist, and they lost his little his little half
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sister in the park and then she went missing and it was a whole ordeal
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and it got Dave to clean up his act. And this was a three
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episode arc on nine two and three to four episode arc. Okay, so
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so, but this was so when Dave that So if this was David that
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had a job. So David was the like the youngest of the pack of
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the nine o two one over he was kids. So if he had a
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job, this means that this was at least the college years. If not,
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he was he was he was doing overnight We have jobs now. He
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was doing overnight radio at su California University. So it was the college years.
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Go condors, uh uh. And he also had class and he couldn't
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couldn't, coudn't keep his eyes open, and his programming director was like,
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hey, I got you and gave him crystal math and that's what got him
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strung out. But most people don't realize this, but that also is that's
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the exact thing that happened at ninety seven one the Eagle. That's why the
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station folded me. We all got hooked on that. My heart found out
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and they're like, no, we can't have this, sorry, I can't
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have it. To entertaining, like you're gonna have to do a podcast now
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you want to do crystal meth, you're gonna have to do it on your
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own dime. Sorry, guys, you're gonna have to have a three camera
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shoot if you're gonna want to do crystal meth, but not here, sir,
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not on not on this gem of a station. They knew it was
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bad when Don Davis started moving at normal speed. He seems even keeled.
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He's on something. So I took I took the I took the one,
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and I was like, oh, this is good. About three o'clock of
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the more, about an hour in, I was like, you know what,
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I My nose isn't running, my eyes aren't watering. I think I'm
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good. And I closed my eyes and I woke up to I have two
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dogs, and I woke up to the oldest one just looking at me like
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what the hell? Dude, like like he thought like it looked the look
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on his face was like I'm saving a life today, because I don't know
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if he thought. The look on his face was how long do I wait
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before I eat him? Yes? Uh? And he just kind of and
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I looked at me and I go, I'm so sorry. He just kind
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of wandered off and just sat and looked at me like, put your shoes
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on. I've got stuff to do. So that's what I looked at the
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time, And it was ten to thirty and I was like, oh,
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I was supposed to be on here fifteen minutes ago. So my apologies to
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the to the both of you. If you were sitting around waiting and I
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had to talk to each other more than you normally do, That's okay,
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Trey and I have plenty of stuff to catch up. But I will say
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this, since I've since I've now tossed my alien notes to the side for
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at least this segment, I knew already, Raj, that you were a
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nine O two one oh fiend. I've known that since r CBS radio days,
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So I knew that I know that about you, and I hold I
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don't hold it against you, thank you. I judge you. Yeah,
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that's good, but I'm not holding it against you. But now now that
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you've brought this up, I'm now aware of something about Trey that I was
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unaware of until five minutes ago. And keep in mind, Raj, you
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and I've known each other for what since two thousand and four or five somewhere
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in that range, believe so that'll make that nineteen years, is it really?
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Well, that's twenty four and then oh my god. Anyway, so
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you and I, Raj and known each other nineteen years. I've known Trey
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longer than that, Yes, because I first met Trey back in two thousand
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and two. Wow, So that means Tray and I've known each other for
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twenty one years. So that means we can legally drink. Yes, our
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Trey and I's memories together are now legally able to drink. But that also
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means in twenty one years that I have known Trey, he has managed to
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keep this deep, dark secret buried where I could never know it until just
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now. And that is that Trey loves mel Rose Place. I mean two
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words, Amy Locane, two words what the first season? I don't have
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to look crap, I don't. I don't remember. Make sure you don't
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sounds familiar, but I make sure you don't look at any images later on
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in life after she was you know, drug addicted, and I think she
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died. But that first year all right, So don't don't do Amy Locane
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funeral photos? Yeah, how do la Ai and I believe Let's see Amy
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Locane. Okay, that's see melrose Place. Yeah, let me do mel.
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Let me add Melrose Place onto that Melrose Place. Yeah, she's typed
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in Amy Locane melrose Lace. But if not, you can just go Andrew's
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shoe. Yeah, that was that was a hot MANU. Yes, she
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she is. She's still alive. Oh that's so is hang on, make
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sure I got this the right one. Was this Amy Locane right there,
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Trey, Yes, yeah, yeah, I'm with you that she actually got
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me to watch melrose Place. I remember I remember her, Like I said,
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I didn't remember her name, but I remember that face and oh my
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god, and and and and she was in a bikini and the opening credits,
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like on the pool thing, and you know she turned her head.
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Yes, that that alone. I mean, Heather Lockleer wasn't bad either,
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but Amy Locane, Heather Lockleer was amazing. But she didn't come till later
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and later episodes, or did she start on the show. I think she
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started on the show. Okay, well I don't know, see see you
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you see how closely I watched the show, which was I didn't so I
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mean melrose Place so nine or two one zero was high school years, like
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and it still went on into my college years. But then melrose Place started,
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I think right about when I was going to college, and so you
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know, it seemed like it was the more grown up version. Yeah,
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yeah, because you felt you felt you felt mature if you were Yeah yeah,
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see nine or two and from me like I they graduated high school the
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same year I graduated high school. They went, so their timeline followed um
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mine um fairly well and so uh yeah, and it was I think I
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just think it was a better I think melrose Place, I think you like
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a little more campy. I think you you that would tell me that you
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liked uh maybe uh instead of Dallas, maybe you were more of a Falcon
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crest Or dynasty dynasty. Yeah, or the Carrington's that's the dynasty. Yeah,
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I h I know what it is. So yeah, so that tells
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me that's that's what you like. That's what Trey likes. Is the camp
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you like? The nine was campy. No, it was sexy. That
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was it would be more adult version. They just they just all they just
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all lived in an apartment complex. Uh, but they weren't living with their
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parents, and there was sex and I mean everything melrose Place got to the
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core of what adult life is like. You're trying to get laid, that's
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all that's all of. Yeah, you have the high school storylines and everything
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else. Melrose Place was just more you know what sexy. Yeah, I
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mean okay, I mean we will agree to disagree. I mean I will
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say. The later years brought the girl from Charles and Charge. She was
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on it, um, not the one that was like this. There was
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supposed to be the hot one on the show, not Nicole, not not
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Nicole Edward. The other one turned out really hot. Oh Mike. I
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didn't even realize it was her, and I was like, why does she
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look? And then I saw the name and I was like, oh my
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god, I mean she Wow, what a one eighty from what I'm sure
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that Charles and Charge had her like, play it down, had to it
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like she had to be like the nerdy sister to Nicole Edgard. Well,
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no, I don't. I don't think she So she was a late bloomer
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if I remember correctly, because she didn't. What was her name, I'm
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I can't remember it. I'm just I just typed in Charles in Charge on
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an image search and on most of what I'm getting is is Scott Bayo pulling
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on suspenders and that's not what I want. Girls. Let me type that,
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Josie Davis. Yeah, okay, So here's a photo of Josie Davis,
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right, so this is what she looked like on Charles in Charge.
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Okay, yes, she compared to Nicole Eggert. Yeah, who they kind
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of, you know, glammed up and dalled up for the show. Well,
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they didn't have to do it very, very hard because she was I
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mean, it's not even yeah, it's not a fair comparison. One was
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hotter than the other. And that was what kind of the role that they
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both played on the show. You had the hot daughter and the smart daughter,
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right, yes, but then but then then just type in the same
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Josie Davis, Jelosie Davis. Then then Josie Davis got a little bit older,
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was a late bloomer, and then she became hot. Now that was
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way after the show was on, but you at least you know it's that's
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that was just kind of what happened. Yeah, but look it up when
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she joined the cast of nine o two and like that's when it was like,
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what in the hell, what what happened? I didn't it. It
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took me forever to realize that was her. But yeah, I mean,
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we had we had Tiffany AMBERTHEUS and crossover is this her on nine two and
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right there, Yes, I'm with you. I didn't realize that was her.
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Yeah, and then you had the crossover with the Tiffany Abertheus and she
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joined after Saved by the Bell went off the air. So Tiffany Abertheus and
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is what got me to start watching nine o two and oh again, see
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because I was nobody says that about your Melrose Place. No one was like,
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you know, it got me watching it again, Shoe, it's because
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they just had the hot people. And yeah, I bet Andrew did.
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No nobody cared about him. Whatever happened, Like, tell me what happened
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to the people from nine o two and from Melrose Place? After well,
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Heather Locklear stayed as Heather Locklear. So she was Richie Sambora in rehab and
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said, you also had Courtney Thorne Smith. She didn't, wasn't she on
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nine o two? I mean Melrose Place? Yeah, but she didn't do
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much afterwards. Well, she was on I think Revenge of the Nerds three
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before, so I see Hollywood came a column. Yeah I did. But
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then after that then she had the the privilege of playing Jim Belushi's wife on
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According to Jim. That's right, that is right. She did. She
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did. She had her sitcom which I'm sure was the Deal with the Devil
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that was made. Once again, I'm just that that Trey was. I
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had no idea Trey was a Melrose place. But also side well, because
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I was a Jason Priestley fan. Uh side note, if you ever get
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a chance, squatch call me fits which is Jason Priestley show. I think
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the last is like two or three seasons. It's brilliant. Uh it's it's
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it's a one eighty. It's like he's you know in the in the nine
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h two and Ora, like he was this goody two shoes guy and he
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was like the boy scout in this he's a used car salesman, like a
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used car dealership owner, and he's just addicted to drugs and alcohol. And
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was this was this sort of an autobiographical thing of post nine o two one
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years, Like, oh no, he was, he was, I mean
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he you know, he was supposed to be the good the unemployed years.
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He was supposed to be the good kid right on the show, and Luke
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Perry was the bad boy whatever, and it was exactly the opposite. Like
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Jason Priestley like nineteen ninety like slam his Porsche into a telephone pole on sunset,
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and Luke Perry lived on a ranch in Iowa like he was. It
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was completely opposite. But call me fits is like this great. Um it
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was I think it was Canadian show, but it's you'll you'll love it,
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so so check that out. But I took my awn a hisstory and I
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woke up, uh walked the dogs, and um, uh they were very
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mad. I will say that. Um, the youngest does not does not
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know to be mad at me because I saved him from a life of living
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in Dennison. So yeah, yeah, that's a that's a lifetime of appreciation
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right there. Yeah. And so he's like, you know what, I
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could be in Dennison somewhere. Uh. And so well, maybe the old
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dog was mad because you turned the TV off and he was really interested to
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see what happened with with the cult. Yeah I turned it. I turned
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it back on this morning, so he's he's catching it. They're catching up
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right now. Um, I know where it goes. Um, and uh,
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it's it's good. It is a good. Everybody is in a good
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place like that where we are all from the generation that uh that started with
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that controversial episode of Saved by the Bell when Jesse got hooked on the caffeine
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pills. Yes, and we we were able to incrementally graduate, which I
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think was an Aaron Spelling like something had to have happened in his family because
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it happens on nine like the early years of nine out two and where they're
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all trying to diet I guess for prom or whatever, and Tori Spelling gets
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hooked on Dexa trim if you remember Dexi trim. My grandmother lived on that
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stuff. Yeah, that's just it was just speed, that's all it was.
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And she gets hooked and she like she passes out at prom or was
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something happens and she I think she passes out at prom or she gets whatever?
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And uh that's also it makes you wonder it was that a chicken in
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the egg type scenario because Tory Spelling, I'm pretty sure you know it's like
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Aaron Spelling, Tory Spelling, he may have just been lifting stories from his
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own household, That's what I'm spelling. Like, did she have the the
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eating disorder or the Dexi trim addiction before doing the show and that's how it
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got on the show, or did she develop it after doing it on the
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show, and it's like, hey, that seems like a good idea,
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you know, sort of passing out. I'm sure, I'm sure we can
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ask her. I'm sure if we just sent an email out, she'll respond,
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she's not doing a whole lot these days. Well, and she's still
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on Dex's term. She's gonna be awake. Well, I believe I believe
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Tory Spelling had a sibling that was a brother that was a total screw up,
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so that he was he was on the show. He played Steve's brother.
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Yeah. See that's not exclusive to Hollywood families. I think every family's
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got to screw up sibling. But that was also a running theme of eighties,
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especially eighties shows that had anything to do with children, was there was
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always the drug episode that was like a staple. I mean, I remember
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Different Strokes with Nancy Reagan coming on and you know, telling Arnold just say
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no. Yeah, And she should have directed that comment to Todd Bridges or
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Dana Plato. Yeah, the two people she didn't tell about the drugs.
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Hey, hey, Nancy read the room. Those are the wrong buttons.
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than I expected to. All right, So did either one of you watch
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the Congressional hearing? I did the other day with so Roger said you did?
25:26
I did you watch it? I didn't c SPAN it, but I
25:30
did. I do know what you're talking about. Yeah, So, I
25:33
don't know if I've ever intentionally watched c SPAN for more than five minutes.
25:37
It's happened accidentally a couple of times, but like most things that happened in
25:41
government, I just watch it in you know, minute clips on social media.
25:45
Yeah. C Spen's logo should be c Span you've lost the remote?
25:48
Haven't you set your timer? Candele to go night night too? Um So,
25:57
anyway, the other day they have the is it Gorsh I think his
26:04
name was, So it's the guy that did this News Nation interview like a
26:11
like a couple of months ago. We actually played some of it on the
26:15
show because he's talking about aliens and now the fact that all this alien stuff
26:21
has been happening, all these videos you know, from from from US jets
26:25
have been released of all these encounters with UFOs or now what they referred to
26:30
as UA, yes, yeah, unidentified aerial phenomenon, and he does this
26:38
sort of a whistleblower interview on News Nation talking about how, yes, they're
26:44
aliens, they've been here for years, they've been coming here for years,
26:48
we have their ships and we may even have some bodies lying around. And
26:52
then people started digging into him, into his past and finding that this guy
26:56
is super credible, and not only is he credible, but there's people across
27:03
the government spectrum that are saying, this guy's qualifications and credibility are beyond reproach,
27:11
and so basically he's the most qualified whistleblower in the history of our country.
27:15
Yes, and there's really not that much of attention being brought to the
27:19
whole alien thing. It's more of just like a punchline on social media or
27:25
or a podcast, because we're so distracted about what, you know, what's
27:30
happening in a small town or something else, that we can't be bothered to
27:33
really listen about what, hey, um, there might be aliens here.
27:40
Yeah, yeah, yeah, I'm sorry Rogers, go ahead, No,
27:44
I mean, I uh, let's let's let's dive deeper into my conspiracy theories.
27:49
Uh yeah, they've been. I mean there, look up Valiant thor
27:55
Just look up that name. Valiant thor Um was an alien that was in
28:00
the White House in the fifties and sixties. Uh, he was. There
28:06
was a thing. There was a there was a group I believe it was
28:07
called UM the Secret six or the Secret nine, something like that, but
28:12
it was UM. It was a whole intelligence committee like subset, subcommittee where
28:18
they would um it was it was basically the whole thing was about covering up
28:25
uh alien interactions an alien? Um Uh, well, what's the word I'm
28:30
looking for? Alien cover ups? Conspiracies? Yeah, something like just basically
28:36
what they were doing here on Earth. Yes, no, but yeah,
28:42
we're gonna it's gonna be an interesting afternoon when I go back through my phone
28:48
and look at my search history. During this show, Josie Davis and Valiant
28:52
Thor Nicole Eggert uh melrose Place. Valiant Thor m. Aliant Thor was supposedly
28:59
an alien from Venus whose mission as a sign from the High Council an intergalactic
29:04
committee of the most important Aliens. That's the High Council, an intergalactic committee
29:11
of the most important Aliens. Yes, sounds very snobby, it does very
29:15
His name is valiant Thor. It doesn't seem like we did we give him
29:21
that name or no. I think he I think he came with it.
29:26
I have a theory on the aliens that are here, and I'll get into
29:27
that a little bit. But I mean, really, like, did he
29:30
say his name is valiant Thor correct? Do you think that valiant really translates
29:36
from his Venus language or is that something he just learned while he was here,
29:38
and he's like, you know, on Venus, they called me stupid.
29:41
Joe moved. But since yeah, yeah, but since I've moved,
29:48
I've decided to rebrand. Kevin is now Valiant Thor. But so anyway,
29:53
Valiant Thor, whose mission was to get the world to disarm its nuclear weapons
29:57
in order to save the world, as the destruction of the Earth would affect
30:02
other planets. Okay, yep, I mean I think they're just they're just
30:08
protecting their investment. They've been here all along, see thank you, I
30:14
thank so. They're also worried about the rising interest rates. Tray. Yeah,
30:17
but we didn't have The Egyptians didn't have the technology to build the pyramids.
30:21
They Aliens helped they did. And there's a there's a temple in in
30:25
India that's made it's all granite and it's like literally like laser cut um and
30:30
they didn't have the technology nor the tools. It was discovered by uh in
30:34
English. I think it was a vice lay or something to that effect,
30:37
where he was on a hike or a horse ride with his family and he
30:41
just stumbled upon this temple and when they uncovered it, uh, it was
30:45
like pristine, and it was like these cuts that couldn't have been made with
30:48
tools at that time. So I'm just saying they've they've So would that sort
30:53
of mean that if Venus were the you know, was the home planet of
30:59
the visiting aliens to Earth and then they decided to, you know, help
31:03
us make things, would that mean Earth is sort of like the section eight
31:07
housing to Venus or art does mean? Is Earth like Venus's trailer park?
31:15
Yeah? I mean obviously, like we're Venus is like Harvard and and and
31:19
and Earth they're the asylum. Yeah, yeah, like Venus is Harvard and
31:26
the Earth is like where I went to school. It's like Southwest Texas State.
31:30
It's like that. That's that's what it is. I mean, like
31:33
they're like, hey, here's how you build pyramids, and we're like,
31:36
thanks for doing it. We just get figured out our sale. But I
31:40
mean, if if you want clues and context, if you remember the song
31:44
the Final Countdown by Europe, that song when they're leaving what planet are they
31:48
leaving for? They're headed to Venus. See it's in the song the aliens
31:53
told them to write, Like hey, what does that? Does that mean?
31:57
The Final Countdown isn't just a a classic pop smash or a cult favorite.
32:02
Um, but it's it's Does that make it an alien anthem? It
32:07
is the alien anthem? It is um? Europe is like um. First
32:12
of all, there, I know Swedish rock wasn't that big uh back in
32:15
the day, and they had a knockout song that still runs today. Abba
32:20
would like a word with you, okay. Disco is a different like that's
32:23
when the aliens stopped visiting for a minute and disco snuck in. Are you
32:27
sure? Or is that just like a different tribe of aliens that stuck out
32:30
for a bit. I don't, I don't, I don't. I don't
32:34
know where this converence this now? Now it's bordering on asyline, well,
32:37
bordering bordering. We've been in it for eight minutes, rage, And for
32:45
the first seven it was it was brilliant. Uh. And then and then
32:49
he had to bring Abba into this. ABBA's like the junkie cousin that lives
32:52
in you. There are two There are two universal truths. Everyone loves Abba
32:58
and boobs. Um, I like one of those things, and boobs wins.
33:04
Everyone likes boobs and I just like in my head now, when would
33:09
we end this podcast, like I don't here Dancing Queen and just smile.
33:15
I don't know, like now dancing Queen and you smile. No, you
33:19
mentioned you mentioning Dancing Queen makes me giggle, like because in my head,
33:23
here's how it works as we end this podcast and your room that we can
33:28
see behind you, that fan goes back up to the ceiling and a disco
33:31
ball comes out and Abba starts playing. Uh, and that just makes you
33:37
feel joy like that's like that's do you have roller skates? Do you put
33:42
skates on and like skate around your place listening to Dancing Queen? Like,
33:45
uh, that's I do that to take a chance on me, you know,
33:55
just throw away everything I had planned for today, which was, uh,
34:00
take a chance on me? Was a was a better cover by Eraser?
34:02
By the way, just why a cover? H didn't do it originally?
34:07
Yeah, I said it was a better cover by Eraser. It was,
34:10
it was done, it was, it was, it was done better.
34:13
There's is this where the second fight happens of the of the show?
34:22
Uh? Yeah, but I I so look going back like you've thrown your
34:25
notes away. But going back, I watched the the hearing. The hearing
34:29
was actually, um, I know. It was meant to be serious.
34:35
They had, uh, they had much like this segment. It was meant
34:38
to not necessarily be serious, but to talk about the likelihood, the very
34:42
strong likelihood that aliens are not only real, but they're already here and among
34:45
us. Yeah, and one of them might be Mitch McConnell based on how
34:49
he looked at the podium the other day. But that was a we're discussing
34:52
the finer points of ABBA. That's because you know, aliens. There might
34:58
have been four of them in Gold the may that just had great rhythm and
35:00
they bumped out the hits. See No No tres an Alien pool listening to
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com. We're gonna keep things very simple on this one, Jacqueline. We're
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just calling this story time stuy Ten. All right, kids, close your
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eyes unless you're driving. So you know, we've been around for a really
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long time. We've been in business since nineteen fifty six. We have a
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really you know, upstanding competitor that's been open since nineteen sixty three, and
38:15
they're called Reeves Family Plumbing. Well, all of us in town, the
38:21
big dogs as I call them, who have been around for a really long
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time, have existing relationships with each other. So Larry Reeves, before he
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passed away, I actually owned a racehorse with my dad. So Brooks Plumbing
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and Reeves Family Plumbing owned a really cool racehorse when I was very little.
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So we have this relationship with each other. Now there's another plumbing company in
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town called Levan Son's a really good company, upstanding. I haven't done business
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with them obviously, because I have my own guys, but I would feel
38:46
comfortable referring them in the event that we couldn't make it for some reason,
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because I know they're an upstanding crew. Now that being said, one time,
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when I first started working with my dad, I was twenty seven at
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the time. My dad was sick, he was out of the office,
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and we had done a hydrostatic test for a buyer and we said this house
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me and he was yelling and cussing at me, you're f and wrong,
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bleep, bleep, leap this, and that I'm gonna call my plumbing company
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and you're gonna be here and you're gonna test it in front of my company.
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You're going to test it in front of Levian Sons, and you're gonna
39:19
show them that it leaks. And I was like, oh, that's fine.
39:22
And so I pile out of the truck with my guys, and they
39:23
pile out of the truck with their guys, oll Hi Jacquelin, and so
39:28
we just go back in there and we do the test again, and that
39:30
we're standing there and we're a little nervous because when you get vertically assaulted by
39:32
a stranger, you're like, oh man, am I in the right here?
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Because you start to second guess. And we're all just standing there in
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the bathroom, me, my guys, Levian sons, guys, the seller,
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his relatory, at the buyer, their relator. I'm all just watching
39:45
the shower drain, watching to see the water drop. The water starts going
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away, and everyone's just looking at me, and I'm like, Okay,
39:53
can we leave now? So, I mean, what I want to say
39:57
with this story is that the good guys, we all kind of know each
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other. We've been around for a long time. I'm sure there's a lot
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of really good new companies in the area, but kind of right now,
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I'm sensing that we're in a little bit of a recession. You want to
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work with somebody who's going to be around in the event that they need to
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little blue healer. Her name is Lola. I don't know if anybody knows
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this song. Whatever Lola wants, Lola gets. But she's spoiled in this
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her website Brooks Plumbing Texas dot com. So in that congressional hearing the other
41:52
day that we are so far down this rabbit hole, I don't know if
41:59
we're ever going to see the light of day again. But in that congressionally
42:05
hearing the other day, the guy that's sort of the whistleblower, I forget
42:09
from what department he is. He's actually operating I think under some whistleblower protections.
42:17
And so he did this News Nation interview a couple of months ago saying,
42:21
yes, they're aliens, they've been here for years. We have spacecraft,
42:23
we have wreckage, we have bodies and things. Then they decide,
42:30
okay, we need to get this guy in front of Congress because that's supposed
42:35
to help for some reason anyway, mbility, Yes, So this guy is
42:38
super credible. Everyone in the government that knows him is like, Yeah,
42:42
this guy's great, We love him, invite him to our kids parties,
42:44
and we also listen to what he says about anything classified. So here he
42:49
is the other day in front of Congress talking to talking to our elected officials
42:57
about the aliens. And keep in mind, this is this is, this
42:59
is this is this is probably the highest rated episode ever on c SPAN or
43:05
whatever. But but this is what's been going on kind of underneath the surface
43:09
of all of our other headlines in the world right now, and I don't
43:14
think there's enough attention being showed to it. So here's here's the Gorsh guy
43:19
talking about Yeah, we got aliens and stuff, intelligent extraterrestrials, something I
43:25
can't discuss in public setting. Um, okay, I can't ask when you
43:31
think this occurred. If you believe we have crashed craft stated earlier, do
43:37
we have the bodies of the pilots who piloted this craft? As I've stated
43:42
publicly already in my New Station interview, biologics came with some of these recoveries.
43:46
Yeah, um, where they I guess human or non human? Biologics
43:52
non human And that was the assessment of people which recknowledge on the program I
43:57
talked to that are currently still on the program, And was this documentary reverences,
44:00
video photos, eyewitness like how would that be determined the specific documentation I
44:07
would have to talk to you in a skiff about. Yeah, okay,
44:13
so, and you may or may not be able to answer my last question,
44:15
and maybe we get into a skiff at the next hearing that we have.
44:17
But who in the government, either what agency, subagency, what contractors?
44:24
Who should be called into the next hearing about UAPs, either in a
44:29
public setting or even in a private setting. And you probably can't name names,
44:31
But what agencies or organizations, contractors, etc. Do we need to
44:36
call in to get these questions answered, whether it's about funding, what programs
44:39
are happening, and what's out there. I can give you a specific cooperative
44:44
and hostile witness list of specific individuals that we're in those and how soon can
44:50
we get that list? I'm happy to provide that to you after the hearing.
44:52
Super thank you and I yield back. God damn that was so gangster.
45:00
So do you have these Oh yeah, I got him right here?
45:01
Do you want to say, I'm surprised you didn't just pull the list out
45:04
of his handed to her. Here you go. You want me to air
45:07
drop it to you, I'll say it to you here right now. Yeah.
45:08
Yeah, that's that. And if you're curious, like I was,
45:12
the skiff where they were talking about how I've I didn't know what a skiff
45:16
was until just probably a couple of years ago. But the skiff is a
45:21
sensitive compartmented information facility. Basically, it's where all of our elected leaders are
45:25
supposed to basically go into an air tight room where there's no smoking and there's
45:30
no phone usage and they can't tell secrets to other people. It just stays
45:34
in that room. The cone of silence. Yeah, they would really help,
45:37
but they just called it what it is, and that is the cone
45:38
of silence. Thank you, Thank you. Get Smart? We don't we
45:42
don't want chaos. Yes, we don't want chaos getting their hands on this
45:47
very sensitive information. Yes, and now here comes trade with the rebuttal about
45:52
how I Get Smart wasn't great, and there was no other show with Dick
45:54
Van Dyke, who had a talking robot. I don't know what show you're
45:59
going to compare to it Gets Smart one of the best. He had a
46:00
shoe phone was not in Get Smart. No. Yeah, the two of
46:07
you have been battling over TV shows shows. Yeah. Yeah, he's been
46:15
hit in the head by Shoes less than Belt Belt. Well, because Belt
46:21
had friends and Belt's best friend with Shoe. Yeah, Belt and other Belt
46:25
and both, but both Belt and Shoe were afraid of Boot. Yes,
46:30
and so that's so the Again, going back to the thing, I think
46:34
I not the secret. I think it was like the Magnificent twelve. I
46:37
think it's what it was called. Uh, and I think it was under
46:39
Eisenhower if I'm correct. I had to have to look it up. But
46:44
it is that it is all of the like agencies and sub agencies and um,
46:49
all the people that were involved in maintaining, um the secrecy of the
46:54
aliens that are here and the craft that went down in Roswell and the bodies
47:00
covered, and them using reverse technology to sorry reverse engineering to create the technology
47:07
that lended so they are there is a theory as well that they were successful
47:13
in reverse engineering the craft that came down, and that's what they've been building
47:17
on. So when you see these crafts that are flying, these UAPs,
47:22
now, a lot of it is alien and a lot of it is US
47:25
military, supposedly, supposedly allegedly. I don't know. I don't know which
47:31
word is better. But yeah, so if it's so arrogant, and I've
47:37
always said this, I've said this since I was a kid, it's very
47:38
arrogant to assume we're the only people in the entire Solar system and the entire
47:44
galaxy, we're the only people. Really like that doesn't even make sense.
47:49
So, you know, I don't know about the whole I don't know about
47:52
the telepathy and the this and that, but I think there are people that
47:58
are like, hey, you guys are like a remedial, like like we're
48:00
the breakfast club and everybody else is like Saint almost fire. Uh, they're
48:06
still partying, but they're Ivy League, and we're like, you mean the
48:08
aliens. The Aliens are like getting stone, Like let's show you how stack
48:13
like that, Like the Pyramids was just their Jenga. It's like they're just
48:16
got stone and like it was their game night. We gotta go to Earth.
48:22
So like so like us going to main event is the same thing as
48:25
aliens coming to Earth. We're gonna run around, We're gonna we're gonna or
48:31
like going to Barcadia. We're gonna come, We're gonna go to Earth.
48:35
We're gonna have some drinks, we're gonna play some really oversized connect for and
48:38
Jenga, and then when everything falls down, we're just gonna go home and
48:42
just leave the mess behind. Yeah, that's or the one that actually got
48:45
to put the top on the pyramid. They got like a thousand tickets and
48:52
I just see a bunch of aliens eating an hour later is like this was
48:55
worth with a with a big teddy bear walking a back to the spaceship and
48:59
like and just just hundreds of tickets and then they go into the little alien
49:02
gift shop and then there's the claw machine and they just pick out a couple
49:06
of humans to take over exactly. Yeah. So that's Andy like looking back
49:14
and like as they're flying off, like so what is that? Like?
49:15
Just call it Stonehenge. I don't know if they call it. That's hilarious,
49:20
Uh yeah, because actually Stonehenge to us as humans because we're the idiots
49:24
that were I guess, are we offshoots of the aliens in some way or
49:31
did they grow us in a lab and stick us on Earth. It's the
49:36
other one of the theories is that they came here and with their DNA and
49:42
existing. Um so, how you so when they say the missing link,
49:45
how we went from chromagnut to Neanderthal to human that missing link was that?
49:52
Again theory? Don't send me weird mail. I'm just telling you what my
49:55
buddies on ancient aliens say. So then it is the make us. So
50:00
would that make us then? Either so that would that make us on Earth
50:04
then sort of like aliens garden or or would it make us more like we're
50:08
like their aunt farm in their living rooms? No, it's like have you
50:12
ever met somebody like so? So you know, so what's your background?
50:15
Like, Oh, I'm a quarter of this and everybody everybody goes and I'm
50:19
like one one, one hundredth Cherokee Like that's. Um, we'd be alien
50:24
enough to mention, but not enough to get a scholarship. That is,
50:28
yeah, not enough to we're I mean, we can show up to Venus,
50:34
but I don't know if we're getting it. Really my great great grandfather's
50:39
cousins, brothers, uncle's cousins, roommate twice removed, was from here or
50:45
came here once? Um uh, just just let you know Valiant Thor sent
50:51
me he hasn't been cool. Uh. Also a great name for a bay
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and or nightclub. I would I would go to a bar called Valiant Thor.
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Oh, you have to, you have to and then and then if
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it's a nightclub, it's called Valiant Thor. And then in the ceiling at
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some point during the night, you have to there's a big hammer in the
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ceiling, and then you drop the hammer. That's how you know it's time
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to party. Yeah. So the other thing I worry about, So other
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thing that I worry about then is as humans, because we're the dumb like
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offshoots of the Aliens possible. Uh. We go around to Stonehinge. We
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treat it like a tourist attraction, like, oh my god, this thing
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is amazing. It's how did this happen. It's a feat of engineering.
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We don't understand it, when in reality it was just like our alien overlords
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dominoes. Yeah, and they were like bones and like back to Venus and
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that's why someone had fallen down. Yes see, now you're starting. Now
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you're on board, Dan, and this is how cults start. I feel
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So I feel like my eyes have been opened for the first time, like
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one of the like one of the crop circle phenomenon. I know they try
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to disprove it and so on and so forth, but there is so what
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that didn't mean, Like like, crop circles are basically the alien kids at
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you sketch. No, have you ever done donuts in someone's lawn? I
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know, you know, I've drunkenly done that in college. Basically when you
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all boil it all down, we're just the cousin Eddie too. For Venus,
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Yeah, we're just you know, they drive by, we're yelling out
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the shitter's full. Yeah again again a reference I don't get. Oh yeah,
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I just think of it this way. Rag Earth is basically the tenement
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next to Venus. Oh okay, And I like how Cousin Eddie's RV was
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a tenement on wheels, gotcha? Okay? That that now now I understand
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what you're We're the trailer park of space That makes more sense, and that
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is correct. And you know, now I'm starting to think that Spaceballs was
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more of a documentary. Like I said, I think everyone's eyes have been
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opened here. Don't ever underestimate the intellectual prowess of the Treehouse and whatever you
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do, don't say anything bad about Abba or Trey will come after you.
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Yeah. Yeah, I think we've learned a lot today, Valiant thor nine
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o two have we have we learned a lot or we actually get dumber.
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Take take a hydroxy design and you decide for yourself. Be sure to follow
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