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Anyone Else Have Memories Of This Pink Drink?! · Cosmic Peach

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Speaker 1: Baby, I'm a gangster tue.
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Speaker 2: It takes a little tangle. You don't want to mess
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Speaker 2: with me?
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Speaker 1: Mess with me, Baby, I'm.
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Speaker 2: A gangster tu Pach baby game statue.
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Speaker 3: For good warning. This podcast is designed to take you
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Speaker 3: outside of your comfort zone and make you question reality.
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Speaker 3: Listener discretion is a vibek Fellas.
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Speaker 2: This ain't my first time at the rodeo.
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Speaker 1: Hello, and welcome back to the show. The thanks for
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Speaker 1: being here, thanks for being born, Thank you for being
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Speaker 1: listeners and supporters of the Cosmic Peach podcast. Got a
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Speaker 1: little announcement to start us off before we jump into
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Speaker 1: any and everything that we're going to be talking about today.
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Speaker 1: Got a call from Jacob from the Cult of Conspiracy
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Speaker 1: and they have decided that they're going to cycle in
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Speaker 1: some new podcasters coming into the old conspiracy podcasting game.
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Speaker 1: And since I was the very first person they offered
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Speaker 1: a guest spot, I've been working with them for about
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Speaker 1: two years now, maybe a little more, yeah, maybe two
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Speaker 1: and a half years, something like that, and they're going
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Speaker 1: to retire the old Peacher. I will not be featured
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Speaker 1: on the Cult of Conspiracy every Saturday from this point on.
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Speaker 1: No bad blood. They just want to feature some new
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Speaker 1: and upcoming conspiracy theory podcasts again that we'll still probably
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Speaker 1: work together in the future. But I have to say
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Speaker 1: I do appreciate the opportunity for them featuring me once
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Speaker 1: a week every Saturday for the last two and a
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Speaker 1: half years. I'm very grateful. But I see so many
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Speaker 1: new conspiracy theory podcasts popping up, and that is all
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Speaker 1: good and fine, But there's only one, yes, only one
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Speaker 1: Cosmic Peach podcast, and sometimes you just can't beat the classics.
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Speaker 1: But if you found me from listening to the Cult
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Speaker 1: of Conspiracy, thank you for your continued support and I
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Speaker 1: love that you're here. But enough of that. I got
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Speaker 1: shout outs, I got shout outs. Let's see who we
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Speaker 1: got here today. There's just a couple.
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Speaker 3: Uh.
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Speaker 1: Oh, we might've got one coming in fresh right as
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Speaker 1: I'm recording. Let's see here just came through, Oh, Emily,
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Speaker 1: she said. For a breakdown of Disclosure Day, go watch
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Speaker 1: Isaac Wishop a cult, symbolism and pop culture great scene
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Speaker 1: by scene breakdown, including spoilers. Episode is titled Disclosure Day,
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Speaker 1: Analysis Spielberg's Alien Religion, MK Ultra and the Gnostic apocalyps Well,
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Speaker 1: I will check that out. Actually, I think he's a
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Speaker 1: pretty cool guy. He does some good research, really good
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Speaker 1: at breaking movies and stuff down. I've been listening to
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Speaker 1: him for quite a while here and there. I do
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Speaker 1: have my own show and a baby and things that
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Speaker 1: I gotta do, but he always would recommend really.
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Speaker 2: Cool Netflix shows.
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Speaker 1: I found The sand Man and I found Archive eighty
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Speaker 1: one by listening to his breakdowns, and both of those
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Speaker 1: shows are incredible. So shout out to Isaac. You to
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Speaker 1: bomb sometimes Ari. Ari says you should do more cooking tutorials, Julia,
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Speaker 1: I love it. I remember when you made the mash potatoes.
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Speaker 1: That was great. All Baby Hank is such a good baby.
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Speaker 1: He's always so chill and so happy. But he sure
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Speaker 1: loves being right next to Mama always. He's getting so big, Ari,
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Speaker 1: God bless you. See I know Ari is a true
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Speaker 1: gangster because I made those mashed potatoes like three years ago,
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Speaker 1: maybe longer. God bless you, Ari. I love you to pieces.
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Speaker 1: Let's see Dennis. He left a really really flattering long comment.
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Speaker 1: I won't read it all, but he says that he
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Speaker 1: does listen to the show just for the f bombs,
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Speaker 1: and he says that he loves me and I love
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Speaker 1: him too, and that's all that matters. Got one from Alison,
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Speaker 1: and she says, for those who know enough, it seems
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Speaker 1: like the pretty standard horrible story. All the signs are
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Speaker 1: there of childhood family, multiple crimes against this girl, screaming
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Speaker 1: colts and handlers vibe. Look at the mother's face in
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Speaker 1: that photo which has gone around. Does nuts come to mind?
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Speaker 1: And it's probably generational as usual. That is a comment
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Speaker 1: on the Devey Chase episode Divey Chase. She fits the mold.
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Speaker 1: She fits the mold just like all the rest of
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Speaker 1: them and sometimes and I literally when I saw that
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Speaker 1: she died, I thought to myself, I wonder what horrible
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Speaker 1: shit has happened to this girl? And I didn't see
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Speaker 1: anybody talking about it, so I just thought, well, maybe not.
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Speaker 1: Maybe she's just a drug addict and rip but noonan
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Speaker 1: and a new If you look hard enough, you will
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Speaker 1: find that she was at some point off to see
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Speaker 1: the Wizard, just like all of them. So we did
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Speaker 1: get a comment just as I was recording just now
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Speaker 1: from Teresa, and it's definitely worth reading. So this one's
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Speaker 1: hot off the presses Teresa. She says, hard for me
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Speaker 1: to believe how knowledgeable you are for your age. I
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Speaker 1: appreciate all the research you do. While I don't always
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Speaker 1: agree or come to the same conclusion, we can agree
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Speaker 1: to disagree absolutely. I'm just elated that I'm not alone,
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Speaker 1: because my day to day very much makes me feel
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Speaker 1: that way. However, in my day today I listen to
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Speaker 1: you on Spotify and it makes my day that there
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Speaker 1: are people with their eyes open. I can't watch Patreon
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Speaker 1: at work because we aren't allowed phones on our warehouse floor,
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Speaker 1: but I'm still subscribed to support you.
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Speaker 2: God bless you.
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Speaker 1: I don't get to comment as much as I would like,
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Speaker 1: but I'm binging today on the exclusive content. Also, our
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Speaker 1: family history, tastes in food, astrology, signs and more are
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Speaker 1: all the same. And that's freaky as hell. This sagittarian
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Speaker 1: is signing off. Love you, Julia, Love you too, Teresa,
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Speaker 1: Love you too. I don't know when you'll get a
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Speaker 1: chance to listen to this, but today is July twelfth,
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Speaker 1: approximately one oh three pm Pacific Standard time, and I
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Speaker 1: got your comment. Thank you so much.
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Speaker 2: I love you.
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Speaker 1: I am going to be thirty two this year.
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Speaker 2: Thirty two. I feel very old.
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Speaker 1: I have had a hard life for those who know.
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Speaker 1: You know, I've talked about it before. This is not
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Speaker 1: the episode where we're rehashing that, but life experience tends
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Speaker 1: to make you more awake to your surroundings and not
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Speaker 1: very easily manipulated. Just because I didn't read your comment
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Speaker 1: doesn't mean I don't love you. I love each and
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Speaker 1: every one of you. Thank you for your sweet comments, thoughts, support.
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Speaker 1: I love all of you. So update on the diarrhea
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Speaker 1: b hole parasite. Baby Daddy was telling me he heard
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Speaker 1: something on the radio on his way home from work
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Speaker 1: and as if Taco Bell needed any other reason to
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Speaker 1: have Homo sapiens sprang out of their anuses, Taco Bell
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Speaker 1: has had to recall many of its ingredients used for
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Speaker 1: its sauces and other I don't know the produce. I
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Speaker 1: guess the lettuce and the tomatoes and the because they
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Speaker 1: all got spray inanus parasite contamination as if Taco Bell.
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Speaker 1: And the funny thing is, my baby Daddy hates Taco
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Speaker 1: Bell hates it, hates it. When I was pregnant, I
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Speaker 1: craved it. He threw up every time he had to
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Speaker 1: go through the drive through, and I'd eat like seventeen
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Speaker 1: Dorito's locosts, Nacho's supremos, he hated it. Cheesy gordiatter crunch,
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Speaker 1: maybe a little Mexican pizza, he hated it. The other night,
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Speaker 1: he was working late, tried to go to Wendy's. The
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Speaker 1: line was wrapped around the building and he had no
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Speaker 1: other choice but to go through the Taco Bell drive through.
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Speaker 2: So you got he said.
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Speaker 1: There was a robot lady trying to take my order,
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Speaker 1: and the whole menu is different.
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Speaker 4: I don't know.
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Speaker 1: I haven't been I'm broke. I eat boiled eggs. But
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Speaker 1: I was like, wow, that's weird. Is the stuff on
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Speaker 1: the new menu pretty good? He was like, no, it's
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Speaker 1: s Taco Bell. I said, well, I like Taco Bell.
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Speaker 1: It might be good to me. But the next day
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Speaker 1: after he had eaten the late night Taco Bell surprise,
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Speaker 1: the next day, on his way home, he heard on
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Speaker 1: the radio, Oh, Taco Bell, if you've eaten Taco Bell
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Speaker 1: in the last forty eight hours, just letting you know,
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Speaker 1: they've had to recall several ingredients used in their sauces
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Speaker 1: because they contain the spring anus parasite. They've all been contaminated.
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Speaker 1: Just so you know, hope you enjoyed that crunch wrap Supreme,
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Speaker 1: cause you might be a spring out of your innose
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Speaker 1: for the next five to ten months. As if Taco
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Speaker 1: Bell needed any other encouragement support in the ass spring department.
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Speaker 1: They all got the contamination, but you know it's everywhere.
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Speaker 1: It's spreading. I saw an article this morning and said
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Speaker 1: thirty one states affected by the spraying anus parasite.
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Speaker 2: I've not been eating produce.
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Speaker 1: I eat boiled eggs, so I'm pretty sure I'm immune
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Speaker 1: to this problem. But we all know where it came from,
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Speaker 1: and it wasn't Mother Nature. She's not trying to eliminate
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Speaker 1: us via spraying anus. No, no, no, no, Now, this
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Speaker 1: is manufacturer. Don't get it wrong, doom't get a twisted baby.
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Speaker 1: This is manufacturer. This is a Bill Gates experimentation time
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Speaker 1: featuring Bill Gates produce available at Tarje, Walmart, Albertson's, Krueger.
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Speaker 2: They all got it.
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Speaker 1: But do you ever think to yourself, like, really sit
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Speaker 1: here and be honest with me. You know you've done it.
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Speaker 1: You've become so much a conspiracy theorist and dove so
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Speaker 1: far down the rabbit hole that it's made you a
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Speaker 1: normy person, like kind of like what Theresa was saying.
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Speaker 1: You know, she feels alone when she goes to work.
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Speaker 1: I did too when I worked in that kind of environment.
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Speaker 1: I had to turn off a segment of my personality
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Speaker 1: just to get through the day with those weirdos in
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Speaker 1: the cubicles. But you ever have dove down the hole
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Speaker 1: so far that it's flipped you around and made you enormy,
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Speaker 1: Like you got to disassociate just to get through the day.
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Speaker 1: You say to yourself, well, well that might not be true.
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Speaker 1: Old You know, conspiracies conspiracy for a reason, even though
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Speaker 1: there's probably proof, the general population is not accepting this.
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Speaker 2: So therefore I.
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Speaker 1: Can continue to live in ignorant bliss and just make
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Speaker 1: it through the day. Or you get to crave in
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Speaker 1: something like Taco bell and you're sitting there eating it like, geez,
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Speaker 1: who's slaughtered kid?
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Speaker 2: Am I eating right now?
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Speaker 1: Just slaughtered and grind it up in this burrito? Geez, man,
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Speaker 1: I know I am just sitting here eating somebody's slaughtered kid.
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Speaker 1: So you have to turn your brain off just to
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Speaker 1: be able to live a mundane existence. And I don't
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Speaker 1: like that I have to do that, But I'm sure
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Speaker 1: each and every one of you has felt this at
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Speaker 1: some point. How many conspiracy theory podcasts are you listening
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Speaker 1: to right now? It's not just me, it's a bunch
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Speaker 1: of us. And even the other podcasts, I've met a
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Speaker 1: billion of them. I've talked to several people. We all
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Speaker 1: have the same problem at some degree. Even though this
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Speaker 1: is what we do for a living and we all
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Speaker 1: know and we try to educate people about this stuff.
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Speaker 1: At some point in your daily life you have to
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Speaker 1: dissociate because it's just easier to make it through the
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Speaker 1: day if you're not thinking about who's slaughtered kid you're eating,
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Speaker 1: how many babies are out there getting raped right now,
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Speaker 1: how many carrots you've had in the last week that
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Speaker 1: might cause spraying, anus, parasite disease. You know, how do
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Speaker 1: you get through it Tuesday without thinking about satanic ritual abuse? Well,
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Speaker 1: you have to disassociate a little bit, don't you.
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Speaker 2: You have to this associate.
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Speaker 1: I'm not saying become fucking split or civil and have
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Speaker 1: you know, multiple personality disorder. I'm not saying that. I'm
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Speaker 1: just saying sometimes and you know you've done it, you
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Speaker 1: turn your brain off so you don't have to think
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Speaker 1: about this stuff, and you become a normy for a
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Speaker 1: short blip of time, and you don't have to think
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Speaker 1: about who's slaughtered kid. You've just grinded up into your
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Speaker 1: spaghetti sauce. You don't got to think about any of that.
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Speaker 1: But I got some clips for us. Today's going to
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Speaker 1: be focused mostly around the clips, because there is a
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Speaker 1: lot busting out, there's a lot going down, and we
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Speaker 1: got to talk about all this stuff because I'm in
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Speaker 1: the trenches here people, I'm trying to stay current and
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Speaker 1: they up to date with all of this mess that's
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Speaker 1: breaking loose, and it just is compiling. It's almost, as
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Speaker 1: I've said this before, it's almost too much for one person,
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Speaker 1: which is probably why you know a lot of you
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Speaker 1: have multiple shows you listen to, and I'm glad for it,
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Speaker 1: because damn something every other five fucking minutes is breaking loose.
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Speaker 1: In twenty twenty six, this is Apocalypto and we are
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Speaker 1: all in it. This is the m Night Shyamalan twist.
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Speaker 2: And I pick.
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Speaker 1: What I think are the most interesting tidbits for the day,
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Speaker 1: and then we sit down, we talk about them, we
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Speaker 1: discuss them. But I could be missing some stuff. I
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Speaker 1: don't know.
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Speaker 2: You can let me know in the.
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Speaker 1: Comments, but I'm gonna cueue up this first clip here.
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Speaker 2: It's about CERN.
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Speaker 1: Everybody already knows about CERN, but we haven't talked about it,
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Speaker 1: at least I haven't, you know. So I'm going to
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Speaker 1: cue up this first clip here on CERN and.
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Speaker 2: We'll be right back after this.
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Speaker 1: So roll down one.
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Speaker 5: So on June twenty ninth, the LHC was shut down
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Speaker 5: for a four year long upgrade, but people online are
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Speaker 5: already saying that reality feels different ever since the shutdown.
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Speaker 5: I'm seeing people say that time is starting to feel
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Speaker 5: normal again instead of being stuck on fast forward. Others
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Speaker 5: say they feel like a weight has lifted, Their senses
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Speaker 5: are sharper, the sky is clear, they're finally getting RESTful
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Speaker 5: sleep and dreaming again. They're not waking up with headaches,
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Speaker 5: and even some with a constant ringing in their ears
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Speaker 5: has suddenly stopped. Now leave a comment if you've experienced
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Speaker 5: any of this, because apparently a lot of people are
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Speaker 5: noticing it, including me. But what actually is CERN and
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Speaker 5: what is the LHC.
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Speaker 4: Well.
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Speaker 5: CERN is the European organization for Nuclear Research founded in
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Speaker 5: nineteen fifty four, based near Geneva on the Swiss French border.
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Speaker 5: The Large Hadron Collider is the world's largest particle accelerator,
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Speaker 5: a roughly seventeen mile underground loop where physicists smashed particles
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Speaker 5: together near this of light to study and find out
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Speaker 5: the true nature of reality and discover things like the
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Speaker 5: Higgs boson or God particle. Before the LHC was first
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Speaker 5: fired up in two thousand and eight, there were a
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Speaker 5: lot of people online worried that it was going to
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Speaker 5: create something like a black hole that would destroy the Earth.
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Speaker 5: It didn't. But the weird part is that after they
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Speaker 5: first turned it on, a lot of people say that
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Speaker 5: reality started feeling off. People said time started to feel faster,
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Speaker 5: and the world in general kept getting stranger and more chaotic.
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Speaker 5: This was also around the time when the Mandela effect
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Speaker 5: seemed to start, and people have speculated that somehow cern
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Speaker 5: has caused this and made us to jump into different timelines,
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Speaker 5: and that's why people are remembering things differently. And here's
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Speaker 5: something else interesting. Every few years, the LHC enters a
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Speaker 5: major shutdown for repairs or upgrades, and shortly after strange
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Speaker 5: or global events seemed to follow. Most notably, the first
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Speaker 5: time it was shut down was right after the first
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Speaker 5: tests and the global financial crisis of two thousand and
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Speaker 5: eight happened. And the last time it shut down, well
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Speaker 5: that happened right before the pandemic started in twenty twenty.
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Speaker 5: Now I'm not saying that cause any of this, but
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Speaker 5: when you run the world's largest particle accelerator trying to
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Speaker 5: crack open the secrets of the universe while also doing
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Speaker 5: mock rituals like this on your campus at night, people
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Speaker 5: are going to start to ask questions, Now, what is
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Speaker 5: this new shutdown for. Well, they're shutting it down until
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Speaker 5: twenty thirty to upgrade it to the high luminosity LHC,
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Speaker 5: which is said to be ten times more powerful. Now,
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Speaker 5: it's probably all just coincidence. And that cornucopia image, well
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Speaker 5: I ran it through a few ad detectors and gut
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Speaker 5: mixed results. So who knows exactly. But if the last
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Speaker 5: decade is any indication, we might be in for a
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Speaker 5: wild ride when they turn the LHC back on.
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Speaker 1: So this is good news, right, they've shut CERN down.
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Speaker 1: This is good, right, except it's weird. I want to
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Speaker 1: say that this is good. I don't want CERN to
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Speaker 1: be it on because they're doing stuff they ain't telling
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Speaker 1: the general public about. But I have fell off. I've
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Speaker 1: felt off since what is this July. I felt off
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Speaker 1: since May. All of last month. I just had shitty
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Speaker 1: fucking luck. And then you know, I was thinking, well,
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Speaker 1: maybe it'll turn around in July. We'll see get a
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Speaker 1: call from Jacob that they're removing me from the cult
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Speaker 1: and stuff like this. Not saying that I'm upset, it's
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Speaker 1: just we I'm off. It's weird. I feel bizarre. I
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Speaker 1: feel on top of my game and off at the
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Speaker 1: same time. And these fucking, freaky, freaky zoid, fucking braided
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Speaker 1: pit hair motherfuckers are always popping up on my timeline, Facebook, Instagram, TikTok.
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Speaker 1: They got the tarot cards and the crystals and hanging
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Speaker 1: from their bee hole and they're like sagittarians see tree.
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Speaker 1: So you can let me know if this applies to you.
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Speaker 1: But it's always sitting sagittarians. Something has moved out of
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Speaker 1: our sign that's been in our sign for the last
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Speaker 1: seven years. And we're supposed to be having some kind
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Speaker 1: of jack pot luck. We should all go to Vegas
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Speaker 1: and we'll hit it big time. And you know, we're
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Speaker 1: just supposed to be in this abundant, wonderful, exuberant period
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Speaker 1: of life right now, and I've had the shittiest fucking
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Speaker 1: luck I've ever had these last couple months. So they
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Speaker 1: can bitterally eat my ass because I'm not having any
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Speaker 1: good luck. I'm not having any jackpot fucking It's been weird.
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Speaker 1: Things that would have normally always went excellent for me
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Speaker 1: have been getting fucked up in some way. I give
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Speaker 1: you an example, just a short one. I've done hair
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Speaker 1: for like ten years. I know what I'm doing. I've
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Speaker 1: done my own hair. I've cut my own hair for many,
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Speaker 1: many years. I went, as you can see, to lighten
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Speaker 1: my hair up a little bit, try to get it
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Speaker 1: back to its former glory before pregnancy, before it started
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Speaker 1: coming in jet black and shit. And it's just every
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Speaker 1: step of the process just went wrong. Everything went wrong,
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Speaker 1: and I didn't leave it in long enough and the
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Speaker 1: baby was crying, and I've skipped this step and missed
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Speaker 1: this and did this, and it just looks like a
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Speaker 1: real hot, fucking garbage juice mess right now, and I
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Speaker 1: gotta go back and fix it. But something like this
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Speaker 1: usually in the past, like before maybe CERN was shut down,
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Speaker 1: I would have had zero problem getting it to look
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Speaker 1: exactly perfectly how I wanted. But now there's something in
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Speaker 1: the air. Everything is just a little bit off. Go
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Speaker 1: to the grocery store and forget the one fucking thing
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Speaker 1: you went there for and get a bunch of shit
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Speaker 1: you didn't need. Is anybody else having this? Is emptybody
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Speaker 1: else having this? Every day during the summer, it is
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Speaker 1: about one hundred and twelve degrees, except for the one
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Speaker 1: day I bust out the mini pool. Fill it up.
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Speaker 1: It's cloudy, it's fucking seventy. Can't even put the baby
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Speaker 1: in the water because it's fucking hypothermia, ice gold, just
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Speaker 1: weird stuff, bad luck. But I rebut that in the
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Speaker 1: name of Jesus. I'm not gonna speak that over myself.
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Speaker 1: But I have been having some just irritating circumstances popping up.
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Speaker 1: But that's not why I wanted to play this clip.
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Speaker 1: I wanted to play you the clip because of the
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Speaker 1: Haynes corn chucopia.
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Speaker 2: What are you talking about?
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Speaker 1: Dog? Since I can remember since childhood, there's always been
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Speaker 1: one of those thanksgiving and asked motherfuckers on the Haynes.
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Speaker 1: They may have phased it out and gotten more modern
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Speaker 1: with the rebranding, But I've always seen that corn to
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Speaker 1: cope ya on the Hanes since I was little, and
24:04
Speaker 1: I vividly remember helping my mom fold laundry, and my
24:12
Speaker 1: dad used to wear under every shirt and sometimes just
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Speaker 1: trailer trash out to the dollar store. He used to
24:19
Speaker 1: always wear these white Hanes wife beaters, and I remember
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Speaker 1: helping my mom folding the laundry, and it was always
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Speaker 1: on the label, the cornth to copia. So what the
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Speaker 1: hell are you talking about?
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Speaker 2: Dog? It's back?
24:39
Speaker 1: Did it ever left? I mean, please send me an email,
24:44
Speaker 1: leave a comment. Do you remember folding your dad's T
24:49
Speaker 1: shirt with the corn tocopia? I had underwears. I'm pretty
24:54
Speaker 1: sure they were days of the week that I never
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Speaker 1: wore on the right day of the week with the
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Speaker 1: corntacopia on the package. She's saying, it's back, Well, I
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Speaker 1: don't remember it ever being left. Okay, maybe I'm in
25:08
Speaker 1: this timeline and some people are in another timeline and
25:12
Speaker 1: they got better luck than me. But I'm I'm remembering
25:15
Speaker 1: the quorntucopia. Anyways, same guy, different clip, talking about something
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Speaker 1: else very important. Got a lot of thoughts on it,
25:24
Speaker 1: so ro long too.
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Speaker 5: Why do I remember these cards. Does anybody else remember
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Speaker 5: these cards, because if you were in the GATE program,
25:32
Speaker 5: you might know exactly what I'm talking about. Officially, GATE
25:35
Speaker 5: stands for Gifted and Talented Education. These were real programs
25:38
Speaker 5: meant to identify students with advanced academic potential. Now I'm
25:42
Speaker 5: not saying that I was definitely a gay kid, but
25:44
Speaker 5: after looking into this whole thing, I started having memories
25:48
Speaker 5: pop up of being pulled out of class every so
25:50
Speaker 5: often when I was in elementary school to listen to
25:52
Speaker 5: these old headphones that would play weird tones and look
25:55
Speaker 5: at these strange Viner flash cards. Now maybe it was
25:58
Speaker 5: just standard testing, testing and that kind of thing, but
26:01
Speaker 5: a lot of people have been comparing notes and the
26:03
Speaker 5: memories start to get really strange with this. People remember
26:06
Speaker 5: being taken out of class for these unusual sessions in
26:09
Speaker 5: dim lit rooms and using things like these cards Zener cards,
26:13
Speaker 5: trying to guess the shapes on them before seeing them,
26:16
Speaker 5: or listening to tones through these old headphones that some
26:19
Speaker 5: think may have been more than just hearing tests. And
26:22
Speaker 5: there was even this so called pink drink, which many
26:25
Speaker 5: remember as some kind of fluoride solution or mouthwash. I
26:29
Speaker 5: don't remember that part myself. But some people believe that
26:32
Speaker 5: when they took it it affected their memory, like whatever
26:34
Speaker 5: happened during those sessions got blurred out or was buried
26:38
Speaker 5: deep in their subconscious afterwards. And that's what makes this
26:41
Speaker 5: whole thing feel kind of unsettling, because whatever was happening
26:46
Speaker 5: was never really fully explained to us. The theory is
26:49
Speaker 5: that Gate wasn't really about finding the smartest kids out there.
26:53
Speaker 5: It was about identifying the ones who were different, kids
26:56
Speaker 5: with stronger pattern recognition, more abstract thinking, heightened intuition, the
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Speaker 5: kinds of kids who picked up on things that others missed.
27:05
Speaker 5: According to the conspiracy about this, some of the testing
27:09
Speaker 5: may have actually been designed to look for kids who
27:11
Speaker 5: had psychic abilities guessing the symbols on those Zener cards.
27:15
Speaker 5: That starts sounding a lot less like random testing and
27:19
Speaker 5: a lot more like remote viewing experiments. None that are
27:22
Speaker 5: the stories from people who say they were in Gate
27:24
Speaker 5: and remember being exposed to topics that felt way beyond
27:27
Speaker 5: normal classroom material for those age groups, things like alternate realities,
27:32
Speaker 5: other dimensions, reincarnation, astral projection, and hidden knowledge. And a
27:37
Speaker 5: lot of those kids are adults now and are remembering
27:40
Speaker 5: these things. A lot of them say they grew up
27:42
Speaker 5: with intense pattern recognition, heightened sensitivity, and a fascination with
27:46
Speaker 5: things like conspiracy theories and paranormal phenomena and glitches in reality. Now,
27:51
Speaker 5: maybe that means nothing, or maybe Gait was affront for
27:54
Speaker 5: something else entirely, And it wouldn't be the first time
27:57
Speaker 5: that government agencies ran secretive experiments behind closed doors and something.
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Speaker 5: This could be even linked with that program that starts
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Speaker 5: with the letter M, because what better place to hide
28:07
Speaker 5: unusual testing than in a school under the label of
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Speaker 5: gifted education. So if you were in Gate or remember
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Speaker 5: any of this, I want to hear about it in
28:16
Speaker 5: the comments. We'll see you down there.
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Speaker 2: All right.
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Speaker 1: I know how this is going to sound, but I
28:25
Speaker 1: have to share it with you just in case on
28:29
Speaker 1: the off chance there's somebody else out there listening to
28:32
Speaker 1: this or watching this that can relate. So I always
28:42
Speaker 1: talk about the pink drink with the McMartin stuff. It
28:46
Speaker 1: was some kind of a sleepy drink made him forget shit.
28:50
Speaker 1: And for some reason, when I read about that and
28:54
Speaker 1: even talking about it, it always made me feel sick
28:59
Speaker 1: to my stuffach And it really bothered me, and I
29:04
Speaker 1: guess even Chuck Norris's listed as one of these people
29:10
Speaker 1: who used to pass out the pink drink, the little
29:12
Speaker 1: Sleepy Dime pink drink. But it wasn't until I watched
29:21
Speaker 1: this video and I saw a visual of this pink
29:32
Speaker 1: drink and those little plastic disposable, little plastic kids cups.
29:40
Speaker 1: I literally got chills all down my body. I remember
29:50
Speaker 1: this shit. I remember the cards. I remember the headphones
29:57
Speaker 1: very much. Remember the headphones, but it's like flashes, tiny bits,
30:05
Speaker 1: but not the full memory. I remember having to do
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Speaker 1: something on the computer in the library with a few
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Speaker 1: other kids. I remember a TV getting wheeled out with
30:20
Speaker 1: some kind of weird theme song. I remember that shit.
30:27
Speaker 1: I remember the pump pink drink in the little disposable cups.
30:32
Speaker 1: I remember the cards, I remember, definitely remember those headphones,
30:36
Speaker 1: but that's it. I remember. Also, apart from the library memories,
30:45
Speaker 1: I remember getting walked down the hall at school, taken
30:54
Speaker 1: to the gym, taken there by myself with adults that
31:01
Speaker 1: weren't my teachers. I don't recognize, and I don't know what.
31:07
Speaker 1: I can't remember what happened after we got to the gym.
31:10
Speaker 1: There was other kids in the gym, but I was
31:12
Speaker 1: taken by these people who were not my teachers, by
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Speaker 1: myself down to the gym where there was other kids
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Speaker 1: in the gym.
31:20
Speaker 2: But that's it.
31:21
Speaker 1: It's like it's blanked out. Here's the thing. I've talked
31:25
Speaker 1: about this before in a couple maybe. I mean, if
31:29
Speaker 1: you're a longtime listener, you might have heard me talk
31:32
Speaker 1: about this. But I'm gonna tell you one more time
31:34
Speaker 1: in case you missed the story. We've all heard about
31:37
Speaker 1: people's minds getting wiped and their memories are replaced with
31:43
Speaker 1: screen memories. Here's my story, and I'm sticking to it.
31:51
Speaker 1: This is really the truth. This is really what happened.
31:54
Speaker 1: I swear to you. I would not.
31:56
Speaker 2: Make this up.
31:57
Speaker 1: I would have no reason to make it up. This
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Speaker 1: is really what happened. Until I was an adult and
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Speaker 1: talking with one of my friends who I grew up with,
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Speaker 1: who was in the same grade as me, did I
32:14
Speaker 1: figure this out? From childhood to adulthood, I have or
32:20
Speaker 1: had this memory of going on a field trip from
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Speaker 1: school in the bus, being driven to a location that
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Speaker 1: I remember being a science museum. I remember the other
32:40
Speaker 1: kids on the bus, I remember the fucking Science Museum.
32:44
Speaker 1: They had a big heart that you could walk into
32:47
Speaker 1: and you could see the veins and shit. They had
32:49
Speaker 1: some kind of a projection thing on the ceiling that
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Speaker 1: had like all the stars in the planets and shit.
32:56
Speaker 1: It had a cafeteria. I remember my packed me a
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Speaker 1: lunch in my lunch box. It was a Winnie the
33:04
Speaker 1: Pooh lunch box, purple Winnie the Pooh lunch box. She
33:09
Speaker 1: packed me a lunchable, a hot Dog's lunchable. It had
33:14
Speaker 1: little tiny Wiener dogs and buns with ketchup and mustard,
33:18
Speaker 1: and you know, I could google it right now. It
33:21
Speaker 1: was probably a nineties run because I don't ever see
33:23
Speaker 1: those anymore. But it was a hot dog's fucking lunchable
33:26
Speaker 1: with little tiny Wiener dogs and buns. I remember this
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Speaker 1: very vividly. I remember the whole thing. It wasn't until adulthood.
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Speaker 1: I was sitting and talking to my friend Tiffany, and
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Speaker 1: I said, you remember when we went on the field
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Speaker 1: trip to the Science Museum. And I don't remember it
33:50
Speaker 1: being a particularly long ride on the bus, and for
33:54
Speaker 1: a kid, five minutes is a long ride on.
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Speaker 2: The bus, so it had to be close.
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Speaker 1: But wherever we went to. She said, what science museum?
34:05
Speaker 1: And I said where We walked through the big Heart
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Speaker 1: and there was like the projection with the planets and shit,
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Speaker 1: and we had lunch there and then we went back
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Speaker 1: to school. Do you remember that field trip? She said,
34:18
Speaker 1: there's legit, dude, there's no fucking science museum in our town.
34:25
Speaker 1: I don't even remember what field trip you're talking about.
34:29
Speaker 1: I sat for a good forty five minutes looking in
34:34
Speaker 1: even like an hour away, hour and a half away.
34:38
Speaker 1: The town that we lived in was about a forty
34:40
Speaker 1: five minute drive to Cleveland. I was looking in Cleveland.
34:43
Speaker 1: I was looking in all these like out anywhere in
34:47
Speaker 1: our general area in Ohio where we could have been
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Speaker 1: taken to a fucking science museum. There was no science museum.
34:56
Speaker 1: But I have I'm getting chills right now. I can't
34:59
Speaker 1: even believe it. I have a memory of taking a
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Speaker 1: backpack with my fucking Winnie the Pooh purple lunch box
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Speaker 1: with a fucking hot dog's lunchable in it to a
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Speaker 1: science museum and walking through a big Heart and seeing
35:16
Speaker 1: all the veins and shit, and there was even a
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Speaker 1: bouncy house and there was a projection screen with planets
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Speaker 1: and shit, and I remember eating my fucking hot dog's lunchable.
35:28
Speaker 1: I remember that I was sat at the table with
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Speaker 1: a bunch of kids I didn't know, and most of
35:34
Speaker 1: them was boys, and I didn't like that. I remember
35:37
Speaker 1: that shit, okay, But no one else remembers this fucking
35:44
Speaker 1: science museum trip.
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Speaker 2: No one else.
35:50
Speaker 1: Remembers. And there is no science museum in ash Jibula County, Ohio.
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Speaker 1: They might have built one in the last couple of years,
36:05
Speaker 1: but when I checked, the last time I checked, there
36:08
Speaker 1: is no science museum with a big heart you can
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Speaker 1: walk through in a projection of the planet on the thing.
36:17
Speaker 1: There is none of this to be found. And people
36:22
Speaker 1: who I thought were on the trip don't even remember
36:25
Speaker 1: that shit. So is this a screen memory?
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Speaker 2: What I have?
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Speaker 1: Was I taken somewhere else because I I I've had
36:41
Speaker 1: a million thoughts about it, because I went somewhere with
36:44
Speaker 1: a bunch of kids and had a hot Dog's lunchible?
36:46
Speaker 1: Or did I Is this a screen memory because they
36:52
Speaker 1: were doing something with my mind? I don't remember, but
36:55
Speaker 1: I'll tell you something else. I had a rational fear
37:00
Speaker 1: of going on field trips. My mom, you still laugh
37:04
Speaker 1: about it when I was an adult, and I really
37:10
Speaker 1: didn't think anything of it. She said, every single time
37:14
Speaker 1: there was a field trip, you would cry and you'd
37:17
Speaker 1: begged me to stay home. And she never understood, because
37:21
Speaker 1: you know, most of the time kids looks forward to
37:24
Speaker 1: field trips. And she said, I can recall one time
37:29
Speaker 1: in particular. You were in first grade and I went
37:34
Speaker 1: to drop you off at school that morning. Everybody was
37:37
Speaker 1: super excited because you was supposed to be going to
37:39
Speaker 1: the zoo that day. I signed the permission slip and everything,
37:44
Speaker 1: and you had a little son hat on, and you
37:46
Speaker 1: was ready to go. And you cried all the way
37:49
Speaker 1: to the school and you opened up the door to
37:53
Speaker 1: get out of the car, and you turned back around
37:55
Speaker 1: and you begged me, and you cried, and you said, please, Mommy,
37:59
Speaker 1: don't make me go. And my mom said she just
38:03
Speaker 1: had a feeling in her stomach that I wasn't supposed
38:06
Speaker 1: to go, and she said, just close the door or
38:08
Speaker 1: go back home. And thank you Jesus for my mother
38:14
Speaker 1: having such a good discernment, because first, whatever reason, I
38:18
Speaker 1: always cried and begged not to go on the field trip,
38:21
Speaker 1: and who knows what could have been happening, why I
38:25
Speaker 1: was always so scared to go on the field trip.
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Speaker 1: The only one in my mind that I can remember
38:30
Speaker 1: because I cried every time after that is the fucking
38:33
Speaker 1: Science Museum. I didn't go on another field trip till
38:38
Speaker 1: I was in like middle school and we had moved
38:41
Speaker 1: to another state. We moved from Ohio to Kentucky. And
38:47
Speaker 1: she said, you know, when you got a little bit older,
38:49
Speaker 1: you was in middle school, you didn't mind going on
38:51
Speaker 1: the field trips no more. But there was something about
38:56
Speaker 1: any time in Ohio when I was really little a
38:59
Speaker 1: field trip would come up, I would just cry and
39:01
Speaker 1: beg to stay home. Most kids, you know, you go
39:03
Speaker 1: into the zoo and you got a fun son hat
39:05
Speaker 1: on and you get them go see his elephant and
39:08
Speaker 1: shit and diraffe, and you get excited about that stuff.
39:12
Speaker 1: But no, no, no, no, no no. I was petrified
39:16
Speaker 1: of the field trip. Begg my mom, please, Mom, don't
39:20
Speaker 1: make me go there. I just honestly, she would tell
39:26
Speaker 1: me stuff like this, and I'd be like, oh, you know,
39:28
Speaker 1: I was a fucking prick when I was little. I
39:31
Speaker 1: just wanted to stay home. Probably, But now it's like,
39:34
Speaker 1: I gotta go back in my mind and think about
39:38
Speaker 1: this stuff really like there is no science museum. But
39:41
Speaker 1: I have this memory when I watched this video with
39:44
Speaker 1: the pink drink. They used to give me this little
39:47
Speaker 1: cup with the fluid in it, the pink fluid, and
39:50
Speaker 1: they told me it was for my teeth. I remember
39:54
Speaker 1: coming home and saying, Mom, they giving me this stuff
39:58
Speaker 1: they setters for my teeth, and it tastes really funky.
40:03
Speaker 1: And she said, well, probably like some bubblegum shit, you know,
40:06
Speaker 1: like what we have at home for the toothpaste is
40:09
Speaker 1: for your teeth.
40:11
Speaker 2: I don't think so, Mom.
40:15
Speaker 1: Okay, Please somebody, anybody, leave it comment, send an email
40:22
Speaker 1: if you've experienced something like this, please One is the
40:31
Speaker 1: loneliest number, thatchalcy. That's how I feel right now. But
40:41
Speaker 1: something else I was thinking about with all these cards
40:44
Speaker 1: and like the psychic test and the headphones and shit
40:49
Speaker 1: like that. And I don't profess to be a psychic,
40:51
Speaker 1: but I do have a very strong intuition. I can
40:54
Speaker 1: tell if I like a motherfucker within three nanos seconds
41:00
Speaker 1: of meeting them. Sometimes I don't even need to say hello,
41:05
Speaker 1: just can feel.
41:06
Speaker 2: But I don't like him. Feel it.
41:09
Speaker 1: Never met him, no need to baby already got him figured.
41:14
Speaker 2: Out.
41:16
Speaker 1: Sure hasn't helped me much of my dating life though,
41:20
Speaker 1: because yes, even I can get distracted by a pretty face.
41:26
Speaker 1: So with like I said, with this Gate Program stuff,
41:30
Speaker 1: Ghostbusters came to mind. Do you remember and I did
41:35
Speaker 1: a breakdown. I think it was with my baby daddy
41:38
Speaker 1: before we ever started dating. Matter of fact, Uh, the
41:43
Speaker 1: first scene, the opening scene in the Ghostbusters, he's doing
41:46
Speaker 1: the guess what's on the card and if he gets
41:51
Speaker 1: and if they got it wround they get his app
41:53
Speaker 1: the same fucking cards because they've been doing this shit
41:58
Speaker 1: for a long time trying to find That's how they
42:00
Speaker 1: find these psychos that they get doing the serial killer stuff.
42:04
Speaker 1: That's how they found Ted. That's how they found Jeff.
42:07
Speaker 1: I know. That's fucking how they found Jeff because he
42:09
Speaker 1: was a weirdo since he was a little kid, and
42:12
Speaker 1: then they got him into the military, they got Ted
42:14
Speaker 1: and doing political stuff.
42:16
Speaker 4: I know.
42:17
Speaker 1: That's how they found these fuckers, every single one of them,
42:21
Speaker 1: all these prolific serial killers. This is how they found them.
42:24
Speaker 1: This psychic test, psychopath test, they know they pick them
42:28
Speaker 1: out from almost infancy. They can test these kids in preschool,
42:32
Speaker 1: kindergarten and they can see who's gonna be what, who's
42:35
Speaker 1: gonna be the most valuable doing what? And then they
42:39
Speaker 1: get them into the military and stuff. They get them
42:41
Speaker 1: into the machine so they can train them. Also, the
42:46
Speaker 1: Starbucks pink drink might be a coincidence and might fucking not.
42:52
Speaker 1: All right, the thing is, yeah, the drink is pink.
42:57
Speaker 1: That's fine, but that's what it's known as what is
43:00
Speaker 1: called the strawberry Coconut refresher. It's called the pink drink,
43:09
Speaker 1: the pink drink. They got a siren on their logo.
43:15
Speaker 1: They probably got some little third world Malaysian kids picking
43:20
Speaker 1: their coffee beans.
43:22
Speaker 2: I don't know.
43:23
Speaker 1: There's something really demonic about the whole Starbucks setup, and
43:27
Speaker 1: it's not that great a coffee in my opinion. But
43:31
Speaker 1: I got one last clip for us that's gonna just
43:36
Speaker 1: sum up the evening here. It's totally off the course
43:41
Speaker 1: of the last two clips, but it's breaking news kind
43:45
Speaker 1: of and I thought that some of you, a few
43:49
Speaker 1: of you, might think it was interesting.
43:51
Speaker 2: So rollan.
43:53
Speaker 6: Three American researchers working in the high mountains of Turkey
43:58
Speaker 6: have uncovered what appeared to be in tunnels similar to
44:01
Speaker 6: the descriptions of the biblical account of Noah's Ark.
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Speaker 7: Our next guest has his newly found evidence can prove
44:08
Speaker 7: that Noah's Arc did in fact exist, turning this biblical
44:13
Speaker 7: mystery into a reality. Joining us now from Turkey is
44:16
Speaker 7: one of those researchers from Noah's Arc scans, Andrew Jones. Andrew,
44:20
Speaker 7: thank you so much for joining us and for all
44:22
Speaker 7: the good work that you're doing. This is fascinating. Tell
44:25
Speaker 7: us about your findings that could prove the real life
44:29
Speaker 7: existence of Noah's Arc.
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Speaker 4: Thank you for having me on. Yes, the greetings from
44:35
Speaker 4: the mountains of Ararat, where the Bible says the arc
44:38
Speaker 4: lended about one mile from the Iranian border, and in
44:41
Speaker 4: this remote area. This boat formation was discovered in nineteen
44:45
Speaker 4: fifty nine. But our new research has shown that there
44:48
Speaker 4: are tunnels about four meters down about two meters high,
44:52
Speaker 4: going down to center the boat and on the inside
44:55
Speaker 4: edge of the hall shape. And so we really believe
44:58
Speaker 4: that this layout showing tunnels and also possible support beams
45:03
Speaker 4: and walls, would suggest that it's a man made object
45:07
Speaker 4: and not just a natural formation.
45:09
Speaker 6: Yeah, many geologists disagree with that. They say, look, this
45:12
Speaker 6: is just a natural formation. But but Gosh, Andrew, when
45:16
Speaker 6: I look at that doesn't look very niceable well to me,
45:19
Speaker 6: what's your response to those geologists?
45:25
Speaker 4: Yeah, so first of all, you have to explain how
45:27
Speaker 4: did an earth information get into the shape of a
45:30
Speaker 4: ship and that is exactly three hundred cubits long, which
45:34
Speaker 4: is the link given in the Book of Genesis in
45:36
Speaker 4: the Bible. And so we have the exact length, we
45:39
Speaker 4: have the ship shape, and we're the right location. And
45:42
Speaker 4: now we're also seeing that the soil inside is different
45:45
Speaker 4: from right outside the formation, so we have three times
45:49
Speaker 4: more organic matter found inside versus right outside. So it's
45:54
Speaker 4: a distinct object and not just part of the mountain side.
45:57
Speaker 7: Can you take your work underground and explore there are
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Speaker 7: some of these tunnels to get a definitive answer, that is.
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Speaker 4: The next goal. We're really hoping that the Turkish universities
46:07
Speaker 4: will be able to do that, and so that's the plan,
46:10
Speaker 4: and that's what we've suggested, and we're even wanting to
46:12
Speaker 4: help with designing a robot that can go down into
46:15
Speaker 4: these tunnels and film and take samples.
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Speaker 6: I understand that your organization is called Noah's Arc Scans,
46:21
Speaker 6: which probably answers my next question. For me. But in
46:24
Speaker 6: your heart of hearts, based upon all the time and
46:27
Speaker 6: all the effort that you have put into this, do
46:30
Speaker 6: you truly believe that you have found Noah's Ark?
46:36
Speaker 4: Yes, I do believe that this is the real decay
46:39
Speaker 4: buried remains of Noah's Ark, the famous ship, and we're
46:42
Speaker 4: doing our best to convince the skeptics and show the
46:46
Speaker 4: world a sight.
46:47
Speaker 1: Here's why this is breaking news and I kind of
46:50
Speaker 1: want to keep up with it with you guys, if
46:53
Speaker 1: you don't mind. I watched a documentary about this structure
46:57
Speaker 1: on Mount ara Rat many years ago. My mom was
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Speaker 1: still alive, so it was before twenty seventeen, and they
47:08
Speaker 1: had just kind of started They found it years and
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Speaker 1: years earlier, but they had just started kind of introducing
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Speaker 1: this structure to the gentural public about hey, look at this,
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Speaker 1: we think it's Noah's Ark, and we watched this documentary
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Speaker 1: about it. I did have a little tingle up my spine.
47:27
Speaker 1: I had a little bit of chills because if this
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Speaker 1: is the genuine, one hundred percent confirmed Noah's Ark, to
47:39
Speaker 1: lay eyes on it is kind of a bizarre feeling.
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Speaker 1: Because the Noah's story is very important to a lot
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Speaker 1: of things that we see in the world today.
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Speaker 2: It will be.
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Speaker 1: As in the days of Noah. The Noah's story is very,
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Speaker 1: very integral to a lot of the things that are
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Speaker 1: playing out around us right now. And to get to
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Speaker 1: lay eyes on the artifact itself, it's pretty astounding.
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Speaker 2: Now.
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Speaker 1: This is why it's breaking news. Never before have they
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Speaker 1: allowed access to start tunneling into this bitch into to
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Speaker 1: see the little caverns and stuff that may confirm or
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Speaker 1: have evidence of this being nos arc. They're now allowed
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Speaker 1: to do it. They got little drones, they got little
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Speaker 1: tunnel diggers. They're gonna go. They're gonna dig it out,
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Speaker 1: and they're going to show us what's inside. I have
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Speaker 1: always maintained the belief that there may have been some
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Speaker 1: physical animals on the arc itself, but there could have
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Speaker 1: been some DNA collection stuff going on. Maybe it was
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Speaker 1: literal too. By two they loaded them up onto the arc,
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Speaker 1: all the purest of the species. Or maybe they loaded
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Speaker 1: up a tiny fragment a specimen of all the DNA
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Speaker 1: sequences for all of these animals, and they stored them
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Speaker 1: on the ARC. I don't know, but I live somewhere
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Speaker 1: in the middle. Maybe both could be true. At the
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Speaker 1: same time, I really just am curious to know what
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Speaker 1: they're gonna find within the structure that they think is
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Speaker 1: Noah's Ark. They're gonna go down, they're gonna look, they're
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Speaker 1: gonna excavate, and I want to know what is in there.
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Speaker 1: I'm dying to know, is this really knows arc because
49:49
Speaker 1: if there is proof of a Biblical story like this,
49:56
Speaker 1: because this isn't just any old Bible story. This is
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Speaker 1: like one of the Bible stores Noah's Ark, Okay, people,
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Speaker 1: that's profound. That is profound, and if we can see
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Speaker 1: physical evidence, I'm just I'm chomping out the bit to
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Speaker 1: know what's in there. And if they're going to confiscate
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Speaker 1: everything and not even let us know what they really
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Speaker 1: find bodies or fucking bones or some shit like that,
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Speaker 1: I just would love to be a fly on the
50:30
Speaker 1: wall as they're excavating this structure. But anyways, if you
50:36
Speaker 1: were in the Gate program, or you got a screen memory,
50:40
Speaker 1: or you had a little bit of a pink drink
50:42
Speaker 1: on your taint, I want to know about it. Please
50:47
Speaker 1: leave a comment, send an email, let me know. And
50:52
Speaker 1: of course no Taco bell. I mean, I hate to
50:55
Speaker 1: bring it to you, but that Mexican pizza has gotta wait.
50:59
Speaker 2: A little fire sauce for you.
51:01
Speaker 1: You remember the green sauce That was my favorite sauce
51:05
Speaker 1: of all time. I used to get a black beamburrito
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Speaker 1: with thirty seven packets of air day sauce and just
51:11
Speaker 1: devour it. They now you got to pay ten cents
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Speaker 1: for the fucking very day sauce. They're a bunch of pricks.
51:17
Speaker 1: They're a bunch of low down, degenerate pricks charging ten
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Speaker 1: cents for the very day sauce. But anyways, I love
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Speaker 1: you a long time. Thanks for being here, Thanks for listening,
51:31
Speaker 1: Thank you for your love and support. And keep them
51:35
Speaker 1: cheeks squinched together because the spraying a noose parasite is
51:43
Speaker 1: headed towards you. But anyways, thanks for being here, Thanks
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Speaker 1: for listening, and I will catch you on the next one.
51:57
Speaker 2: Who is the long leiest number that.
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Speaker 7: You ever do?
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Speaker 5: You can be as bad as one. It's the loneliest numbers,
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Speaker 5: the number one.
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Speaker 4: No, it is the saddest experience you eve.
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Speaker 2: No, yes, it's.
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Speaker 3: The saddest experience you ever go.
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Speaker 5: Because one is the loneliest number that.
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Speaker 2: You ever do.
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Speaker 4: One is the loneliest number.
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Speaker 1: Two. It's just no good anymore since you were the way.
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Speaker 4: Now, I spent my time.
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Speaker 5: Just making rids uest today.
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Speaker 6: What is.
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Speaker 1: The number? The number