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We Are Not Alone · Tigs Bits Podcast

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  Welcome to Tigs Bits. This week the Handler and I are
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  going to talk a little bit about Ufo's, controversial country
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  songs, and some other things. But before we get into it, we
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  can ever freaking imagine. So with all of that out of the
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  way, let's just get into it. Yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah.
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  Yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah. I can see.
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  I couldn't see that the whole time I had you covered up.
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  I figure we're talking about all cool kinds of cool, crazy stuff
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  I had to wear. My my lucha libre mask.
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  My Rey Mysterio. Love it, man.
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  Coming off the Oh yes, because we're coming off the top rope
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  with this podcast for you this week.
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  Y'all. That's right.
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  And yeah, Tigs was right for sure.
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  Share this. If something, it's something
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  And we're going to be more of it coming up.
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  We're going to talk about that today.
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  We've got guests lined up for the next few weeks.
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  Blacy's on a trip this week, so he's out of Commission, but
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  he'll be back next week and got all kinds of fun stuff.
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  Tigs Bits podcast so make sure light rate subscribe.
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  Anywhere you can. But yeah, it's gonna be a fun
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  show. You got some cool stuff to talk
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  about. Tigs.
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  I'm down. I will take this off.
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  Put my normal girl. We do, man.
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  We do. I mean, love this look.
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  I love the man Steve. Oh, it's really Jr.
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  Oh, who knew? Yeah, the mass superstars.
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  Actually, Jr. I can't like this.
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  The for one time, Dusty Rhodes was uh oh gosh, what was it?
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  He went is something. But Dusty has obviously the
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  look. There's nobody in the world that
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  didn't know it was. Dusty roads and Junkyard
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  junkyard dog did it one time too.
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  They called himself Super Thumper or something and it was
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  just Junkyard Dog with a Vasco, you know, they were, yeah, it
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  was like, yeah, you, you know, the body type.
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  It's hard to It's hard to not know who that is.
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  Hogan Hogan one time was like. You know Mr. USA or I hate.
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  I'm butchering these names. Our wrestling fans are gonna
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  hate me for it. I know, I know.
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  But I know we go. We're killing.
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  We're killing the wrestling facts.
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  But these are all things that we're going to talk more about.
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  Not today, but in the future, but absolutely, dude.
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  Nothing better than Jr. The handler coming in wearing a
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  mask off the top rope. I could not see him, folks.
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  I'm not gonna lie, I'm reading the intro.
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  It's kind of part of the deal, you know?
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  It's about the only thing that we're prepped for on this show.
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  And I yeah, and I'm butchered it for the record, but it's fine.
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  Who cares? Who cares?
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  We're moving forward with it because I come back to Jr. the
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  handler in a mask, and and I couldn't see you.
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  I had you covered up. So it was as big of a surprise
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  as it will be for the viewers. That's the only thing I bought
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  when I went to Mexico last year was that mask.
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  And I bought like 5 over bags, mountain friends and family.
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  Everybody's kid got a mask back. I love, I love wrestling.
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  Y'all know that I love it. Well, it's been prominent in the
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  shot. This whole time we've been doing
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  the show, so I'm glad that it finally it made it.
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  When I was there a couple weeks ago, I was wanting to.
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  I thought about it. I thought we.
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  Regret on my Mexico trip was I should have bought 20 of them.
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  I wish I would have. I kicked myself in the butt.
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  I just couldn't justify the money at the time.
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  But now looking back, I'm thinking that was such a good
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  deal. I should have just bought them
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  all I should have done. You know duffel bag follow but
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  no. Hey, in wrestling fans, send us
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  send us a message on Insta or somewhere like that or on the
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  YouTube channel. Remind me of those wrestlers.
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  Tell me who your favorite mask wrestler was.
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  That was not a normal mask wrestler.
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  They were a special mask wrestler and you knew it was
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  another wrestler. Send us those.
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  So remind us we'll shout. Give shoutouts on the show next
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  week and or two and everybody, everybody who sends those in.
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  Because yeah, I totally blanked on those.
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  And I've, I just have watched on that recently.
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  But totally blanked might be the aliens.
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  Some of my, well, I don't know, it's very, very possible with
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  the things that are happening now on this good earth.
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  I mean, it's been kind of known for a while and that there's
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  some crazy things happening with UFO's, UAP's, UA, whatever you
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  whatever you want to call them, they're now officially UAP and
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  unidentified aerial phenomena. But they had a congressional
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  hearing this past week on UAP's and some pretty stunning things
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  were, were, were said, things that have never been said
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  publicly before and certainly at least not in the United States.
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  But I do not believe anywhere they they appeared before the
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  House Subcommittee on National Security the on the Border and
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  Foreign Affairs. And they were there were three
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  guys. I'm reading their names.
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  David Grush. He was a former US intelligent
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  official, David Fraver. He was a former Navy commander
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  and Ryan Graves, a former Navy pilot, and they talked about how
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  they've spotted multiple UAP's. One of them had not personally
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  seen a UAP but claimed that he was informed of a multidecade
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  government UAP Retrieval Program.
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  Meaning yes these things have been crashing and yes we have
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  been retrieving them and and in it it they he says he didn't
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  call them humans. He didn't call them aliens.
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  He I think he called them non beings or or non humans.
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  Something along those lines that was just like oh because they
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  you know they're drilling down on is this a biological thing
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  and it's it was non human biological.
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  So yeah, alien. A freaking alien.
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  So yeah, they these are people that are high-ranking or I don't
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  know if they're necessarily high-ranking, but they're
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  ranking. They're in the military.
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  Congress has summoned them to come in and and talk about it
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  because there's some of these congressmen and women that and
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  representatives are senators and all of that government officials
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  that have not been able to get into these things.
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  They were curious and we're at an age, I think with media being
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  the way it is and everything being electronic and all of that
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  to where it's like people want answers and they don't
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  understand why they can't get them right the way it, you know,
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  so. So we're starting to get a few
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  answers on some things, and basically it looks like like
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  we're being invaded and nobody's really talking much about.
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  And it's happened for a long time like you said they and you
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  know it was a year or so ago that the that they came out and
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  said yeah, we have recovered things.
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  You know, no one said anything. I don't.
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  I was trying to remember what the flavor of the week was that
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  week, cuz you know, as we were talking earlier, every week the
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  news cycle flips so fast and you know, can't keep up.
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  I can't remember what it was that month or that week.
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  It was something so insignificant compared to we
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  found out aliens. They were telling us for a fact.
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  Yeah, we have. We have alien stuff.
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  No one said anything. I was blown away.
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  I was like guys, they just no one said anything.
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  Everybody was worried about whatever.
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  I don't know. Movie or show, whatever.
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  I don't think it was Tiger King or something.
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  Like everybody's worried about Yeah, something it was.
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  Yeah, and I weren't. Wait, it was Tiger King They?
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  Said there's Alia Jolly, but no one cared.
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  Yeah, that there was an actual video released from the United
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  States government. They call it the Tic Tac.
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  Yeah, not tick tock Tic Tac video because it was a little
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  Tic Tac that was running around and then it was here and then
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  and that was from a fighter jet. And the episode Nothing on Earth
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  that can do. Then the episode with Lex
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  Friedman on Joe Rogan, I mean that's first hand all that
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  stuff. I mean that that's first.
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  These are high level air, Air Force pilots and naval pilots
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  and. I mean, these are not, you know,
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  you're at this, not some guy blowing smoke.
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  These are highlevel people, and what do would they gain by
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  making stuff up? So it's like they have nothing,
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  they have nothing that's. What I'm saying there's no way
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  to benefits them to make up stuff.
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  It's just some. And it sounds like like you said
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  we've covered it up for or just didn't say anything about it for
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  a long time. And now it turns out, yeah, we
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  got a whole just like the Men in Black I swear to Every time
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  something like this pops up, you think back.
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  And you're like, oh, they had a movie about that 20 years ago.
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  The A I think that really that. And if that's true, boy, we are
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  in trouble because the movies get more scary because, I mean,
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  I am no longer. I'm would no longer be shocked
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  if we found out that there were aliens among us that poses
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  humans. They took on a human form.
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  I I mean, who knows that I would have laughed at that statement
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  just even though a part of me is believe this pretty much my
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  whole life. Like I didn't really, really
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  believe it. But the more stuff like this
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  keeps coming out how can you not not believe it?
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  It just makes too much sense. And then you know how how huge
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  space is to think that we're the only only people are the only
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  Yeah. I mean only what?
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  I just I I know that that some folks for religious beliefs
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  believe that it can't happen. I I've always interpreted it as
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  and and then God created earth. I don't know what happened
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  before then you know or after then exactly for that matter.
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  We don't know. Universe is so big going.
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  We could just been here and then.
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  I mean I don't know. I have no idea.
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  But I know one thing it is entirely too big and expansive
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  and there's too many gases and all of that stuff running around
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  out there for it to just that we or it.
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  I think that's a little pompous of us.
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  If we really think we are that we're the.
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  Only one that looked in the man. Damn.
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  Infinite, infinite amount of numbers.
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  Places there are that this could happen, that we were the only
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  one that happened to happen. Yeah, you know, no way.
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  It's the same, yeah. Is just like you said, the same
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  mathematically possible. And and few things that made
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  every other Organism. You know, that's blown and
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  strong, who knows? But it's liable to be, you know,
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  rock men so far away there's no way we're ever going to see
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  them. But apparently some people have
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  seen something close enough that we don't know because
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  unidentified aerial phenomenon. Is UFO.
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  And if we can't identify it, we're America with our allies.
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  The top, you know, highest level surveillance Recon radar
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  technology in the world. I mean, and who else is it if
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  it's not? I mean, if it's not, it's not
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  Mexico or Canada. Just come up with some cool
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  fighter jet that's so much better than ours.
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  No, it's. I mean, between us and our
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  allies, we have the best. Equipment in the on the plan
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  absolutely. We know about or that we know
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  about at least. Or yeah this could who knows
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  this could that could be the A-Team.
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  There could be the A-Team the A, Barack.
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  This might have turned an old truck into the baddest spaceship
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  ever, you know, I mean. Well, I think that would be the
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  best case. You know, if it's an inside job
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  in general, sometime inside super money, crazy, literal,
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  literal. You know Tony Stark type
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  character that nobody really know.
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  That's the thing this, this group of people that go out
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  there to the place in California, in the woods and
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  with the presidents and all the weird stuff, a handful of them
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  got their own little thing up here in the mountain where
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  they're building super ships. Best case scenario again that
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  we're doing it. Yeah, but I mean, that's so
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  extreme, but so is. Aliens have been coming to,
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  nobody's knowing about. So is the fact that there are
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  people testifying in congressional hearings today or
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  last week about Ufo's and this isn't some like you said, it's
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  not your crazy methed out uncle. It's not that dude with the
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  antennas. It lives out in the woods.
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  It's not Nick Nolte from from from some crazy you know it's
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  not this that you know it is as legit as it gets to their things
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  that can't be explained. Some people have some rational
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  explanations as to there's a cover up and ensure I don't you
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  know the American but the world that I guess they.
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  I don't know if some of this is just slowly getting leaked
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  because it's like they can handle it now they expect that
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  this isn't definitely too much where you know I mean when Orson
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  Welles made that whole deal back in the day and it was broadcast
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  all over the radio and everybody thought was that world was
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  ending and all that like is it was it was a place where you got
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  information And so they they thought it was real even though
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  it said it was a program But if you but if you hit there it is
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  but more of the world's if you're.
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  But if you're jumping into that thing 7 minutes in and you miss
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  the fact that this is a this is not real you're gonna lose it.
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  Because I've listened to it and it's eerie phenomenal it was all
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  and very eerie and like but good God that would have scared the
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  pants off. I mean, you know, there's ways
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  you can do that now, but so basically them that.
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  They have. You're saying though, that
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  basically like, if so if say for instance, we did something
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  landed, we go investigate, we realize this is something, it's
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  probably safer not just to go blab it, let all the news put it
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  out right there. Hey, we've got something crazy
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  because then the worst, the war, the world scenario, then people
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  start. I think that's probably would be
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  why I would The lesson learned from that would be to kind of
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  let slowly leak it, which began with that Tick Tock video that
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  was our Tic Tac video. That's the first thing that I
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  went, oh, oh, finally, like that didn't come.
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  That didn't come from somebody that that came from the United
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  States government. And if they're starting to make
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  fake videos with all of that, then good God, God help us all.
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  I I want to believe that that that's actually legit.
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  It's it's freaking UAP, man. It's funny because you think
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  about it in this angle. So we're the hot, we're the most
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  intelligent thing on our planet. We're the highest
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  technologically advanced, you know as far as our governments
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  and and stuff like that. If you go tell, if you go with
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  and told some of the the people, the primitive people that still
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  live in this world, in certain cultures that have still been
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  excluded from modern technology and all that.
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  I bet if you went and told them. There's people from other places
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  coming from the sky. They would say, yeah, we already
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  know, look at the look at the wall right there.
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  We got, they got drawings. We've known about that for,
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  yeah, 550 thousand years, you know.
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  Yeah, it's on the thing We've been trying to tell y'all, you
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  know what I'm saying? So I I wonder if it's like you
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  think we built those pyramids? Come on man, is it like, you
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  know, maybe that was something was probably for the best to
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  phase that out, not freak, because maybe there was
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  something that happened one time as us, because you think about
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  this too. This is what I was thinking
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  about when we're talking about their movement and stuff and how
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  how our technologies advanced. So far we've only been traveling
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  out of the solar system, I mean, out of our atmosphere for what,
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  50 years? Maybe that started in the 50s,
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  late 50s, Soviets went up 60s, maybe it was still hit or miss.
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  And then yet late 50s, early 60s, early 60s.
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  So when we finally made it. So yeah, so you'd say 50-60
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  years ago? Since then, you know, we've made
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  some strides, definitely with these scopes and stuff.
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  Real good documentary out about the new, the new scope that that
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  wasn't going to make it. Now they've got the new
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  pictures. You saw that with the pictures
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  of the believable. It's a picture of a of a black
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  hole forming and then a Galaxy. Forming too.
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  They've got them better, so they pull back and see how many of
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  those there are. You're like, Oh my gosh.
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  You know, yeah, there's just no way we're by our.
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  Way the the, the just the always.
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  The chance of probability by numbers for me was always.
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  There's just too much. There's no way.
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  That was, as when we were kids, our knowledge of the size of the
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  universe, which they always said it goes on forever and all of
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  that. But it's hard to really think
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  outside of like, to the Milky Way, basically.
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  And then and then that's like, wow, that's so far.
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  The Milky Way's close. Yeah.
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  Milky. Milky Way is like going from
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  here to baton. It's like me driving.
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  Yeah, yeah, it's like me driving over to your house.
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  That's how close. It is like, right.
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  Yeah, that's that. That ain't that, ain't it?
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  Imagine, imagine if you drive. Imagine if you drive to Germany
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  from that. How?
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  How much farther that is? You're like, whoa, yeah, you're
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  still not to Tokyo yet? You know how?
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  No. But think about in that time
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  since we've went to space. Man has left Earth to go to
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  space. We've only been so far.
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  If these things are coming from so far, we haven't seen them
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  yet. How techno, how advanced must
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  they be? Because if they're coming from
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  so far away or are they close, hiding on Mars and we just can't
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  see them? I mean maybe, but if not, that
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  means they're if they can go that far, they are way advanced,
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  You know what I'm saying? Oh, yeah.
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  I mean, I I don't think we're not obviously other.
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  Solar systems. Not yet, no.
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  We're not there yet. But they may be here to teach us
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  some of that, and they may be here to teach us some of that.
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  They may be teaching us some of that.
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  I don't know. Who knows?
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  You know, I mean, there's been some things that have been
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  invented pretty insanely. That's like, how does a human
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  being come up with that? I mean, I I'm not very smart,
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  but like Einstein, totally crazy example.
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  But I mean, dude, the stuff that he came up with and the theories
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  that are being proven, you know, almost 100 years later, sixty
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  7080 years later, Absolutely incredible.
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  How does a human being get that smart?
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  I'm not calling. I'm not calling Albert Einstein
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  an alien. But maybe he was, You know, I
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  don't know one. I don't know.
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  I don't know what's real anymore, Handler.
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  That's the problem. Robert Johnson talked to an
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  alien at the crossroads. And not the devil, I mean, you
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  know very. Possibly play the heck out of
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  that guitar when it got done, you know, You know, I mean you
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  bring up a good point there. I mean it's just so hard to know
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  and everything you think is one way.
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  Like the saying going back to my statement about movies, you
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  science fiction is now reality. So it's like, what about the
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  movies? Everything since then is that
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  going to dictate? I mean, is this just a peak into
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  the future? Because if so, I mean.
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  I hope we get some of the good movies.
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  I hope we end up like some of the good ones and not the bad
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  ones. Like, you know, all this AI
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  stuff, you know, they warned us about that and Ex Machia
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  already, you know, and and term. Yeah, that's right.
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  And I did watch. The 1,000,000 percent.
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  You told us about that and I did watch it.
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  And good Lord Almighty. Yeah.
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  I mean, I, you know, I could totally see that.
• 19:56
  How? You fall in love and it gets all
• 20:01
  weird, but no emotion. It's a robot.
• 20:04
  No emotion. Do their own dole motion that's
• 20:06
  rival no emotion and that. And when she walks away it's
• 20:09
  like Oh my, she's gonna leave just suffocate in there.
• 20:11
  I'd give it away. I don't care y'all gonna watch X
• 20:13
  maki if you're yeah if you're if that's about as scary of the
• 20:18
  scary is of. I don't like horror movies.
• 20:20
  I like stuff like I don't like it, but I can watch stuff like
• 20:24
  that. Because you think, man, that
• 20:26
  could really happen. Like some of the.
• 20:29
  Some of the doomsday type movies that have came out over the past
• 20:32
  decade or so when the meteor hits and you know Dennis Quaid
• 20:36
  has to get his family out. Armageddon, yeah, that kind of
• 20:39
  stuff. Because that you think, man, I
• 20:42
  that that could be a thing. But it's happened before on this
• 20:45
  earth. Yeah, exactly.
• 20:47
  And and it's going to happen again.
• 20:49
  You know, it's going to get hit by a big meteor.
• 20:52
  It's going to kill a bunch of people.
• 20:53
  I mean it's there could be a whole other Ice Age that happens
• 20:58
  and then all of this and then you know people 10,000 years
• 21:04
  from now come back. Make a comeback and they see all
• 21:07
  of these cities and stuff, but then there aren't pyramids and
• 21:10
  things like that this time. Just cowboy stadiums.
• 21:14
  Only thing left because you think, I bet.
• 21:15
  I think back in the day they were big.
• 21:17
  I know we know they were. We find stuff all the time.
• 21:20
  There's probably been several. Times in in periods in history
• 21:24
  where there were big cities, Not big as we have now, but way more
• 21:28
  grand and a lot more to them. But time will he?
• 21:32
  You know, it will crumble, All that concrete, anything,
• 21:35
  eventually. I mean, even plastic you build
• 21:37
  out of plastic, you know, Eventually it will too.
• 21:40
  I'm talking about million years from now.
• 21:41
  But this rock ain't going nowhere.
• 21:44
  We go away, it'll be here a million years from now.
• 21:45
  We'll find out, you know. So it's like if once, and that's
• 21:49
  what you were saying, when you're younger, you can't put
• 21:50
  into respect of how big space is.
• 21:52
  Same with time. When you're young, you don't
• 21:54
  think back. You think back like paw paw and
• 21:56
  The Pioneers and the you know, the the the olden days and the
• 22:01
  you know. But then when you really think
• 22:03
  back, you're like no time. That is a lot.
• 22:05
  This rock has been spinning out here for a lot longer than you
• 22:09
  think at first, you know. Times a lot.
• 22:13
  It makes you think, Yeah, a lot of things could have happened.
• 22:15
  There could have been a civilization just like us, maybe
• 22:19
  even more advanced. A million years ago.
• 22:23
  Well, a bad something happened. Shocked.
• 22:25
  Cold, hot. Cold hot.
• 22:26
  For, yeah, 500,000 years. There's no remnants of.
• 22:30
  It's all turned back to dirt again.
• 22:31
  It's just dirt again. Alien.
• 22:34
  You aliens come drop the seed back on Earth or whatever.
• 22:38
  Yeah. Or the OR The Who?
• 22:39
  Are those, you know, the 100 or 250 people that lived and they
• 22:44
  were in a cave and somehow stuck it out and had enough to, you
• 22:47
  know, I mean, yeah, I mean it could go.
• 22:50
  There's just no telling. There's just no telling but one.
• 22:53
  But one thing for sure that we know is a fact.
• 22:56
  It is being talked about publicly here and this will get
• 23:01
  the ball rolling in other places.
• 23:03
  It's going to be taught. There have been rumors that
• 23:05
  Russia's engaged A UAP. I went, I went down a rabbit
• 23:09
  hole with this, of course. I mean, I've gone down rabbit
• 23:13
  holes with Ufo's and Uap's. So when I saw that this was
• 23:17
  happening, I was like I was excited because I didn't know
• 23:19
  what would be said. And look, I have the link on our
• 23:24
  on our Twitter. Oh, I'm sorry, On our.
• 23:27
  Oh yeah, I have our I have the link at the Tigs Bits podcast on
• 23:32
  Twitter X or it's now on X, formerly normally known as
• 23:38
  Twitter. There it is.
• 23:39
  Yeah. What a dumbass name.
• 23:41
  Dude. My God.
• 23:42
  I mean, I I mean, I love Elon Musk and I I like a lot.
• 23:47
  I like everything that he's been doing with Twitter.
• 23:50
  I'm huge. I love Twitter.
• 23:51
  I really do. Our ex again.
• 23:53
  I'm sorry. It's always going to be Twitter
• 23:55
  to me, dude. Twitter, bro.
• 23:56
  Yeah, I don't. How do you rebrand a freaking
• 24:00
  household name? I I don't know.
• 24:02
  I don't care how good he makes the app.
• 24:05
  It's always going to be Twitter. It's just Twitter.
• 24:08
  I yeah, I think of some other examples.
• 24:10
  But yeah, he's not going to win this.
• 24:11
  Everybody's just going to call it Twitter.
• 24:13
  He's not gonna win this one. No, I mean.
• 24:15
  Hopefully he makes his head, I mean, but he is making it
• 24:18
  better. I can tell you right now if you
• 24:20
  haven't go head over to at Tigs Bits Podcast.
• 24:24
  It's all lower case, just Tigs Bits Podcast and follow our X
• 24:31
  page. He messed it up.
• 24:33
  It's like, it's like, yeah, follow our Twitter page like it
• 24:35
  doesn't make any. No, it's like, it's like giving
• 24:37
  your kid a name, but like a normal name, but changing like
• 24:41
  three of the letters to make it look cool.
• 24:43
  You're like, man, you're just torturing this kid.
• 24:45
  Well, he does that too. I'm saying he's done that with
• 24:48
  his children's names and and acted abuses he has.
• 24:51
  Wise everywhere or something. You're like, man, it's just
• 24:53
  don't confuse that kid for the rest of his life.
• 24:55
  It really does. Yes exactly.
• 25:00
  But Elon first with when he started PayPal it was called
• 25:04
  something else blah blah blah. He was the first to have x.com
• 25:09
  www.x.com and then it's just he's kept the rights to it or
• 25:15
  whatever maintain that domain name and then he all the stuff's
• 25:20
  happened with him and then bam he moves Twitter over to X
• 25:24
  rebranded it. The he says he's not leaving San
• 25:28
  Francisco. That was in a tweet, you know,
• 25:30
  the other day, yesterday or whenever that they're people are
• 25:34
  saying they're going to leave. He's not.
• 25:36
  They're going to stay in San Francisco.
• 25:38
  He's got the big X that flashes like a strobe light on top of
• 25:42
  the the building. I'm sure the people in the
• 25:45
  apartments around it absolutely love that.
• 25:48
  Yeah, so like you. Hear about the guy who has
• 25:50
  everything Twitter handle X. It was a photographer guy.
• 25:55
  He had the X hat. X at Twitter, you know.
• 25:58
  At X, yeah. At X.
• 25:59
  You know. Wow.
• 26:01
  And I you know I just read this don't know if it's true or not.
• 26:04
  But yeah, he was he would he had got it right when it started.
• 26:07
  You know because he it was part of his.
• 26:09
  I think it was a photographer or something filmmaker or something
• 26:11
  like that maybe. Yeah.
• 26:13
  Japan or somewhere. But you know, should they have
• 26:17
  bought it from him? What should happen I?
• 26:19
  Can't remember how it went down exactly, but something to the
• 26:21
  effect of they gave him like a severance package for it.
• 26:24
  Basically they gave him some free goodies and some gift
• 26:26
  cards. It's a it's a swag.
• 26:29
  And he's like, they just kind of took it from him too, I think
• 26:32
  from what I heard. How about some?
• 26:34
  How about a couple? Of that's what I was.
• 26:36
  So, you know, I mean, let's give me a job.
• 26:38
  I mean, it isn't like Elon can't can't freaking swing it.
• 26:42
  Well, and I'd Speaking of that, wrapping that up, Elon Musk X
• 26:47
  slash Twitter as like I said, we're gonna always call it
• 26:49
  Twitter. Blue and even the black thing on
• 26:51
  there, the blue check. I mean the blue bird that makes
• 26:55
  so sense. Yeah, I but time that back into
• 26:58
  I'm not if I'm a big fan of Twitter and I'm a fan of XI
• 27:02
  Really do like the black just don't everything.
• 27:04
  But am I don't like No I do not like it so far.
• 27:07
  But I'm willing to see what he does with it.
• 27:10
  I just don't see. I just don't see what it's gonna
• 27:13
  be. Well, I just.
• 27:14
  Sent him a check so he might be able to break a little of that
• 27:17
  off for the guy who's handily took but I got, which we'll have
• 27:23
  for future episodes. We can talk about it once I get
• 27:26
  it hooked up. I got the new star link.
• 27:31
  Oh nice man. Freaking Starling.
• 27:35
  For back here in the back house, because I live down here in
• 27:38
  South, yeah, as. You know, I live in South
• 27:40
  Alabama and the weather's crazy and the this and the that, but
• 27:42
  I'm going to make sure we have good Internet for the studio.
• 27:45
  So I'd ordered that in 21 and you get on a list and when it
• 27:49
  becomes you put a deposit down, then when it becomes available
• 27:52
  in your area they. They set it up in your area, you
• 27:57
  know, and we, we went down the totem pole.
• 28:00
  I guess a lot of people weren't signing up for it down here.
• 28:03
  And they said, I think they had shifted a lot of the usage over
• 28:06
  to the war in East Eastern Europe and Ukraine and stuff of
• 28:11
  their efforts during that time. But so anyway, two years later,
• 28:13
  I finally get it. You pay for the hardware and so
• 28:16
  you own that and then you pay $100 a month for the Internet
• 28:20
  service 120, something like that.
• 28:21
  But theoretically I should have satellite Internet.
• 28:25
  All the time. Oh yeah, from flying.
• 28:27
  And if people will know the star link.
• 28:29
  If you've seen the pictures recently of the line of what
• 28:33
  people some people thought were aliens, the line of satellites
• 28:35
  going around like a little Choo Choo train in the sky.
• 28:37
  That's the satellites for the Star Link.
• 28:40
  Because they're there are aliens, but they're a little
• 28:43
  more elusive. No, they they're not that dumb.
• 28:46
  Yeah, very much so. Now we got all kinds of, yeah,
• 28:49
  before. To hide or we got bushes out in
• 28:50
  the in the atmosphere for them to hide.
• 28:52
  Hunter, you know. Yeah exactly.
• 28:55
  We we've littered the sky up there that they can hide behind
• 28:59
  them. But that's cool man.
• 29:01
  Yeah, every test I've watched YouTube videos and stuff like
• 29:05
  that because especially where I'm from in rural West, central
• 29:10
  Louisiana and and all through there, you know, high speed
• 29:13
  Internet is a is an issue. You can't get it and I can't get
• 29:17
  it so. I live on an island.
• 29:19
  You know, I mean it's. Yeah, yeah, that's right.
• 29:22
  It's hit or miss. Justin lives out.
• 29:24
  Justin Moore, he lives out in you know country and Arkansas
• 29:27
  and he had trouble. He had the message he could get.
• 29:30
  But it was just terrible because he was so far out.
• 29:32
  He got he got it last year he got his we he signed up for his
• 29:36
  after I did. But IT service came to his area
• 29:40
  before me and it rocks at his house.
• 29:42
  We have him on the tour buses now.
• 29:45
  Jeff, our production manager, He teased in North Dakota camping
• 29:48
  this week. He takes the popup set with him,
• 29:50
  so he's got it. The only hang up is if you've
• 29:52
  got a bad storm and you can't get a clear shot to the sky
• 29:55
  right as long as you. Got a clear shot in the sky.
• 29:57
  It'll work anywhere. So that's a little plug for him.
• 30:00
  I'm hoping it works well. Has worked well so far because
• 30:02
  I'm a big fan of Tesla, Elon. I love the creativity.
• 30:06
  Oh yeah, the advancement, you know.
• 30:08
  I'm sure no one, no one running anything too high level is got a
• 30:11
  little kook in them. So yeah, and even as normal
• 30:13
  folks got a lot. Look, I I think he's gonna
• 30:17
  eventually sell Twitter and and somebody will probably rename it
• 30:22
  back, but he's gonna build it the way.
• 30:24
  He won't say I've looked. I've been very pleased with it.
• 30:26
  We have the blue check mark over at the Tigs Bits podcast.
• 30:30
  Multiple reasons. I don't want anybody to make a
• 30:33
  fake page and not that anybody really is, but it does stop to
• 30:37
  stop that some. So anything you, you know, it's
• 30:40
  going to be verified from us. I find that the engagement is a
• 30:45
  lot better than it used to be on there, not just with our show
• 30:48
  but with everything. And then that kind of brings me
• 30:52
  into threads. The knock off of Twitter or XI
• 30:56
  mean I've got an account. I'm on it.
• 30:59
  But man, what a joke. Is it?
• 31:00
  I haven't. That thing's terrible.
• 31:02
  It's a joke, dude. Well, here's my stance with
• 31:06
  Facebook and Meta. Really with meta.
• 31:10
  Who owns Facebook and Instagram? Well, all they've ever done.
• 31:14
  They're really good at pressing Control C, right?
• 31:17
  Copy. Yeah.
• 31:18
  And then pressing Control V, right.
• 31:20
  And pasting. And that's all they've done.
• 31:23
  Yeah, they found. Yeah, that's what they call it
• 31:26
  on that old Zucky. I listened to RAW.
• 31:31
  Oh gosh. Robin Hood snacks.
• 31:35
  It used to be. Now it's called the best one
• 31:37
  yet. It's a this two guys a little
• 31:39
  morning market report type thing and that's without the sucking,
• 31:41
  the sucking effect because that's basically what said
• 31:43
  they'll they let somebody else get it right, then they just
• 31:46
  suck it and take the same thing and put that's exactly that's
• 31:48
  it. That's what they do man.
• 31:50
  And I mean I jumped on it. I like, I like that you could
• 31:53
  post some links and stuff like that in there, but then you
• 31:57
  can't. Like you can control your feed
• 32:00
  with Twitter and you can make lists and stuff like you can
• 32:04
  keep it organized to basically see what you want to see if
• 32:07
  that's how you want to do it. There's no customization what?
• 32:10
  So all in threads, I know it may be coming and whatnot, but at
• 32:14
  the end of the day, it's basically going to be free
• 32:17
  speech, which is Twitter or X versus meta.
• 32:21
  And that's I'm going to choose free speech every time.
• 32:25
  So yeah, I agree, you know, I mean, if I'm choosing.
• 32:27
  Yeah, we'll see. Yeah.
• 32:28
  It's kind of one of those things.
• 32:29
  You've got to see how it rolls out.
• 32:30
  We're there if it get, if it takes all.
• 32:32
  See how it engages. See how it works out.
• 32:34
  And I mean like they may think, you know it may push the other
• 32:37
  ones to tighten up some some things they could improve on,
• 32:40
  you know, competent. That's the thing market
• 32:42
  competition should. It should include evolution and
• 32:46
  you know creativity. Absolutely able to come up with
• 32:48
  better stuff. But only time will tell.
• 32:51
  As we've said the Fed throughout this podcast, you really never
• 32:53
  know. It's.
• 32:55
  No playbook. There's no Back to the Future.
• 32:58
  Look, DeLorean, to take us ahead to see what's going to happen.
• 33:01
  We're all going to find out at the same time, basically, you
• 33:04
  know, that kind of, that kind of leads me into while we're
• 33:08
  talking about times are a changing and things, but yet
• 33:12
  things are staying the same. You know last week huge
• 33:16
  controversy with that Jason Aldean song in a small town or
• 33:21
  what whatever it's called, you know, I'm sure that you have a
• 33:26
  thought on that being a tour manager and being in the
• 33:29
  business. You know what?
• 33:32
  What are you, What are your thoughts on how you know we're
• 33:35
  about a week of after all of that kind of how it's played out
• 33:39
  a little bit, you know, and and is it a big deal or not?
• 33:43
  I mean, I one, I haven't been on the road much and I hadn't, so I
• 33:46
  hadn't had to engage with it. And I don't watch the news and
• 33:49
  stuff except for my local news. So I hadn't had to deal with as
• 33:52
  much as I normally would have, but I've been paying attention
• 33:57
  somewhat. Yeah.
• 33:58
  To me, it's just like we were saying earlier, every week
• 34:00
  there's something new. This will be over in a few
• 34:02
  minutes. It's just always something.
• 34:04
  I mean, it's just crazy to me What, you know, if it goes free
• 34:09
  speech, you know, I mean like of of all the and all of the stuff
• 34:12
  that gets put out and gets interpreted a certain way, I'm
• 34:15
  like, I mean the stuff we sometimes and the people.
• 34:19
  And I'm not. Sticking up for him because I
• 34:21
  don't, I don't really even know him.
• 34:24
  But other people I've seen, you know, sometimes it's warranted,
• 34:29
  but it ain't always, you know, and it's sometimes it's just is
• 34:33
  what it is. And I mean, I look at it.
• 34:36
  It's not a big deal to me because there's way worse stuff
• 34:39
  going on in this world currently right this second that we need
• 34:42
  to be putting our attention to and not, yeah, like aliens.
• 34:45
  Not, I mean, you know, we go down exactly.
• 34:48
  I mean the whole. You know, inclusion now creating
• 34:53
  exclusion and the the the people just wanting to fuss and fight
• 34:58
  and stuff. I just think it's all that's
• 35:00
  what it. Just all boils down to people
• 35:01
  want to argue and fight and they just have that instead of love
• 35:05
  and acceptance is what we should be trying to do.
• 35:08
  Let's work this out. Everybody's different, but we're
• 35:10
  all really the same, so. But people just want to choose
• 35:15
  to fight, apparently. And I'm and I'm and if someone
• 35:17
  was truly, you know, hurting and there was some wrongdoing
• 35:19
  somewhere with someone you know. But shit happens, then sure
• 35:24
  happens all the time with stuff you know.
• 35:26
  And it's like, yeah, as long as no one was attentional,
• 35:29
  intentionally trying to hurt someone, you know, like.
• 35:32
  But I think back of like you talking about free speech.
• 35:34
  I know when we were kids, I mean, I had the Ice T body count
• 35:38
  tape. You know what I mean when he's
• 35:39
  talking about. Oh, absolutely, Yeah.
• 35:41
  You know, I had it. I was really sure, But I wasn't
• 35:43
  wanting to keep, you know, I wouldn't didn't want him, nobody
• 35:46
  to kill a cop. I had N.W.A and all that stuff,
• 35:49
  man. And I would talk about the song
• 35:51
  really changed my outlook. I would.
• 35:53
  I like the music. I would have rather banned the
• 35:55
  Song of the year last year. The one with the P word in it
• 35:57
  that every all the kids. Oh yeah, yeah, yeah.
• 35:59
  Yeah, I'd rather have that. Should have never.
• 36:01
  Kids should have never got to hear that.
• 36:03
  You know what I mean. So that's way.
• 36:05
  Above all of it, if you don't like anything you've got.
• 36:09
  All you got is change, Change, turn it off, change.
• 36:11
  That's it. You know you can.
• 36:12
  When my phone used to ring right to move on my.
• 36:15
  Phone used to ring all the time. My old buddy the Gover love
• 36:17
  David Brian Gulliver, a drummer friend of mine, my one of my
• 36:20
  first roommates in Nashville. He let me live in his guest room
• 36:22
  of love. He used to tell me when I'd my
• 36:25
  phone ring. I said, God, they won't quit.
• 36:27
  Call it where him out, he said. You do know there's a solution
• 36:29
  to that? He had some great old road was,
• 36:32
  you know, there's a solution. I said really.
• 36:34
  What? I mean, how can I get it to not
• 36:36
  happen so much, you know, people wearing me out and keep calling
• 36:38
  me over stuff? He'd said, well, you go in there
• 36:41
  and get your owner's manual to you phone, and you flip to page
• 36:44
  one or two and there'll be the instructions in there how to
• 36:47
  turn it off. And it's usually hold down the
• 36:48
  red button for two to three seconds and then all that'll go
• 36:51
  away. You know what I mean?
• 36:54
  Unbelievable. It's magic.
• 36:55
  Magic tricks, all you know. I always think that, like, you
• 36:58
  know, because, like just turn it off, turn it off, don't.
• 37:01
  And the worst thing you could do, really for most of that
• 37:05
  stuff is. Backlash at it and caused
• 37:08
  uproar. Cuz all it's gonna do is put
• 37:09
  more attention, draw more attention.
• 37:11
  It's kind of like you start alienating.
• 37:12
  Well, it's like the bully thing. You.
• 37:14
  Don't. If you don't, you don't.
• 37:15
  You don't play into the bully stuff.
• 37:17
  You just if you ignore it don't say anything.
• 37:19
  You just if it'll go away just ignore you know just ignore it.
• 37:22
  Yeah. I mean Jason is bull guy that
• 37:25
  obviously we love the drive by truckers we have I love.
• 37:29
  I love is well he's a great singer-songwriter.
• 37:32
  Don't always agree with the way he handles things on Twitter
• 37:35
  especially, but I didn't like that he called out.
• 37:38
  Well, you know Al Dean, basically you don't write your
• 37:41
  own songs and but like that in our in my small town we write
• 37:45
  our own songs I think. Yeah we try to write a song by
• 37:47
  ourselves or something like that and I'm thinking and yeah and I
• 37:50
  don't and I'm obviously music wise, I'm team isable all day
• 37:54
  and no absolutely culture. Yeah, I mean no, no offense, Al
• 37:57
  Dean whatever. She's got some good hits.
• 37:59
  That's never was never my flavor really though, but I'm.
• 38:03
  This was from Bammo man. Some Muscle Shoals guy.
• 38:05
  I love his too. He's a great writer.
• 38:06
  He's a thespian almost. He's mastered the English
• 38:09
  language. He's great at what he does.
• 38:13
  But that comment though it bores.
• 38:17
  That goes back to the lash out just fight thing that that there
• 38:19
  bores more quest that should be a discussion about that well is
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  Jason never had a cowrite, he never cowritten.
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  He's never cowritten a song, right, he?
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  Never done an outside cut. You've never done a cover of an
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  outside cut. You know, I'm thinking.
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  You know these guys that do songs certain ways.
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  Like Justin doesn't write for other people.
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  He writes for himself and he'll write 40 songs for an album or
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  whatever in a year or Two's time or sometimes ideas been around
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  forever, but he's writing those for him.
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  But at the end when he has all that and all the in his producer
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  and his buddies send him other songs that he writes with.
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  He's picking the best songs out of the bunch, you know.
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  But so there are different types of artists.
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  There's an artist that's trying to get.
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  I'm just trying to put the best songs that.
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  For I can get put out for my voice, my musical creative, what
• 39:04
  I'm trying to accomplish. Then there's and is Will If he
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  and I like I said, I don't really know for sure.
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  I'm sure he broke most of his stuff, probably all of it.
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  But I'm sure he cowrote some too with other people.
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  So that's just this is an art storming here, is it?
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  Yeah. But his is a form of.
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  He wants to get out with his way with it.
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  It's this different angle. It's just two different types.
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  It's Picasso. And Rembrandt, some people like
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  one or better the other. That's not saying either one of
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  them's wrong, and I'm not calling either of the other, but
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  I'm just saying. So for that, that comment just
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  was kind of like, really of all this shit you gonna say I'm
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  like, I just feel like it was petty.
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  And I'm like, you know, dude, it's bad here, I'm sorry.
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  I don't know. And I want to interrupt this.
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  I'm kind of like I've never heard, I've never heard wind
• 39:49
  come in this shed. Wrap up, you looking at it, I'm
• 39:52
  hearing some hail. It's hailing a little bit, you
• 39:54
  know. Talk, you know, quick fun fact
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  about music. You know The Drive by Truckers,
• 39:58
  right when they first had their this is their first album and
• 40:02
  all that stuff. You know, they went to go, they
• 40:04
  had some support and they had you know, thing was things were
• 40:06
  starting to happen and they were going to do a home.
• 40:08
  I think it was in Decatur or Huntsville or something.
• 40:10
  They were going to do a big theater for their first show and
• 40:14
  had all these people invited into her in a tornado came
• 40:16
  through. The day of the show.
• 40:19
  Well, well, it Well, didn't they write a song about it?
• 40:23
  Tornadoes story. Yeah, I'm pretty sure do my I
• 40:28
  need to brush up on all my, all my knowledge.
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  So when I tell these stories, I'm more accurate because when
• 40:32
  I'm in, when I'm talking about it, if I've talked about it
• 40:35
  recently, I'm a lot more efficient with these stories.
• 40:38
  But right. But anyway, yeah, so on that
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  day, so on that song thing, I think there's way more important
• 40:43
  things we need to be concentrating our efforts on and
• 40:45
  taken care of. I don't think anybody
• 40:47
  intentionally was trying to offend or hurt anyone.
• 40:51
  I don't think that this big coup was planned to start this, to
• 40:58
  incite something, to get some notoriety.
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  I do think once he starts rolling, though, everybody wants
• 41:04
  to chime in because if it's a big story, they're going to get
• 41:06
  talking about. So I mean, so really.
• 41:09
  Again, absolutely easy pop for some press.
• 41:12
  If you don't like, you know, just ignore it.
• 41:14
  And I just think and I think in the music community, you
• 41:18
  shouldn't take shots at each other.
• 41:19
  You shouldn't take shots at anybody period.
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  Unless somebody's done you wrong.
• 41:22
  No. So yeah exactly.
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  And especially if you're working the same kind of job because
• 41:27
  that brings the whole industry down.
• 41:29
  You want your stuff to go up, right.
• 41:31
  That's like if you exactly, if I always use wrestling as an
• 41:34
  analogy. If you're wrestling for this
• 41:35
  company and there's one that's not quite as big as your you
• 41:37
  know just going to dog it out because you want it to get good
• 41:39
  that way both of y'all make more money.
• 41:41
  It'll be competition. You know, I know we've talked on
• 41:44
  the phone on our pre show talk. We've got a couple guests lined
• 41:47
  up for the next couple weeks just trying to get scheduling
• 41:49
  with them. Got one coming up that we talked
• 41:52
  about that's involved with the new book that's coming out in
• 41:56
  August. So we're going to talk about
• 41:58
  that Something's got something to do with some music and
• 42:00
  culture and everything else. Texas friends of ours, we're
• 42:02
  going to bring him on, talk about that and a couple of a
• 42:07
  couple other cool things. I know we actually, after the
• 42:12
  Taylor Hicks show that you and I got to go to, we said you side
• 42:16
  text Taylor and he. Won't say Taylor Hick Taylor
• 42:20
  Hicks sent the show a message, said he looks forward to coming
• 42:23
  on, so we just got to lock down a.
• 42:25
  Locked down the time and and and Taylor Hicks is coming on.
• 42:29
  Absolutely, man. Soul Patrol.
• 42:32
  So, you know, I'm fired up about that and I know I've got, I've
• 42:36
  got a couple and we talked about this too.
• 42:38
  I've got a couple sports buddies.
• 42:39
  When it gets a little closer to football season, I'll bring on a
• 42:41
  couple real special guests to talk a little preseason stuff
• 42:44
  with us. Yeah, football and.
• 42:46
  Big stuff. Coming up Jr.
• 42:48
  Big stuff. I love it.
• 42:50
  But we'll Sir, we'll sign off for Blacey today.
• 42:52
  I'm Jr., the handler take nasty on the wheel ones and twos over
• 42:56
  there I'm going to read another. I don't know if anyone got one
• 43:01
  last. We leave, leave us, but no, we
• 43:03
  didn't. We didn't.
• 43:04
  We weren't able to drop it. So this will be the first time
• 43:07
  in the way. I do believe we're going to
• 43:09
  close the show every time. This is from Let's all make the
• 43:12
  day count, the everyday wisdom of Charlie Daniels #17.
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  Keep on knocking. Ask and it will be given to you.
• 43:20
  Seek and you will find knock and the door will open to you.
• 43:24
  Matthew 7 Seven Dreams are only wistful thoughts until they are
• 43:29
  combined with action. Until then, they live only in
• 43:32
  our minds, locked behind doors we haven't knocked on yet.
• 43:35
  Sometimes following a dream is like jumping off the high,
• 43:38
  diving board into the deep water and having to learn to swim all
• 43:42
  over again. It can require sacrifice, doing
• 43:45
  something we've never done before.
• 43:47
  Learning, asking, seeking, sometimes taking two steps
• 43:51
  forward and one step back, but constantly and unwaveringly
• 43:56
  moving towards the goal. I've knocked on a lot of doors
• 43:59
  in my time, returning again and again.
• 44:02
  Even when they refused to budget, I just kept on knocking
• 44:05
  and finally the doors open. One of the true desires of my
• 44:09
  life was to become a member of the Grand Ole Opry.
• 44:12
  I played the Opry for years, but it was never asked to join.
• 44:16
  It seemed that door would never open for me, but I just kept on
• 44:19
  knocking. Finally, at the age of 72, I was
• 44:22
  asked to be a member and it was one of the biggest honors of my
• 44:25
  life and absolutely worth all the hard work and waiting it
• 44:29
  took to get there. Something that began as what
• 44:32
  seemed to be impossible dream in the mind of a Carolina country
• 44:36
  boy many decades ago came true. Sometimes knocking is not
• 44:40
  enough. You just got to stay with it
• 44:42
  until you beat the door down. Let's all make the day count.
• 44:46
  And and with that, we'll sign off before my roof.
• 44:50
  Flies off of my house. I'm hearing sounds in the attic
• 44:55
  that are not good. We got us a storm baby.
• 44:58
  I love it, buddy. Be safe.
• 44:59
  We'll talk soon.