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EP 62- Flushing Toilets and Government Cover-ups: A Gaming and Conspiracy Theory Episode
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Step into a world where gaming nostalgia meets the unexplained in this episode that bridges our digital and paranormal realities. We kick things off with an enthusiastic deep dive into Battlefield 6, a game that's rekindled our love for competitive shooters after years of disappointment. There's something magical about finding a game that brings back that feeling of "what gaming used to be" - the perfect blend of improved mechanics while honoring what made earlier iterations great.
But our journey quickly takes a darker turn as we explore the Red Room Curse, a chilling Japanese urban legend about a mysterious pop-up that appears on victims' computers before they meet their demise. This digital ghost story gained notoriety after being linked to a real-life murder in Japan, blurring the lines between fiction and reality. We dissect the psychological underpinnings of why this particular legend resonates so deeply with our collective fears about technology and vulnerability.
The conversation heats up when we tackle New York's infamous "sewer gators" - those legendary alligators supposedly dwelling beneath the city streets. While experts insist the sewers are too cold and toxic for alligators to survive, we uncover documented cases of real alligators found in storm drains dating back to 1935. Could these reptilian survivors have adapted to their underground environment? The evidence might surprise you.
Finally, we venture into the remote Brazilian jungle to investigate the legend of Jouer Verde, a town where 600 people vanished without a trace in 1923. From food left on tables to clothes still drying on lines and a cryptic message left on a schoolhouse blackboard, this mystery challenges our understanding of what's possible. Was it aliens, a government cover-up, or something even more inexplicable?
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Oh you think darkness is your ally. You merely adopted the dark. Somebody drop a name word. I was born in it. Somebody, never. Somebody drop Niagara. Niagara Falls, welcome to Cosmic Co. Welcome to another episode of Cosmic Co. That's right, this is your co-host, yaya, with my co-host reverence. Ah, ah, ah, ah ah. Dame tu cosita, ah, ah, ah ah ah, dame, tu cosita Ah ah, ah, ah, Mm mm, mm. Crazy song.
Speaker 3:Crazy song. My co-host reverence crazy song, crazy song right, that is crazy. Song. A powerful, it's really a powerful motivational listen to the lyrics. Listen to the lyrics get on your grind, wake up, get that bag hit 90 on the highway smoking a Newport smoking a a Cadillac smoking. Newport windows up. Ryan, wake up, get that bag.
Speaker 1:Hit 90 on the highway, smoking a Newport, smoking a Cadillac, smoking a Newport Windows up. I seen that before. I seen that before In the summer, in the summer Nah, I seen that before my own two very eyes. Bro Dude didn't even have AC, bro, he was just sweating. Oh no, didn't have, oh no, he didn't have any seat, bro, motherfucker, just sweating smoking a Newport. Bro he going through something. Bro, he is going through something.
Speaker 3:Seatbelt on everything bro.
Speaker 1:Seatbelt on Seatbelt around his neck. The airbags were already popped. They had a donut.
Speaker 3:Coffee.
Speaker 1:Coffee. Motherfucker what's up? Wait coffee. No the tire, don't do it, oh yeah chat he had a coffee. Someone can stick it where the coffee is. Hey, something's good, you know what Two each is all I can't say that.
Speaker 3:I was about to say.
Speaker 1:Because a little blunt in the morning with a little coffee at the car.
Speaker 3:That's, that's not. That's not what we're here for. Really. What I like to see is a real good chain smoker that actually enjoys his coffee and cigarette at the same time. Really, if they're smoking a cigarette and then they just like flick the tip into their, into their coffee type shit then take a sip and yeah then, yeah you, I see if I see you asking your uh if I see you asking your cigarette your coffee dog.
Speaker 1:Look, man, whatever you're going through in life right now, it's not that bad. There's a brighter side the green, the grass is always greener on the other side, man, just just pull through, man, I am rooting for you, bro. You know, i'ma pray for you dog.
Speaker 3:No, no, we gotta get america rolling again. Y'all get back to that. Rise and grind. Fuck it, cut your life in half huh, huh all the people that eddie years old they say that.
Speaker 1:They say that, like cigarettes be bad for you and shit, but they one person die from cigarettes. Alright, never mind. No, because you'll be seeing old ass people bro smoke and steal.
Speaker 3:You know what's crazy is. They say cigarettes are bad. I mean they are bad for you, right?
Speaker 1:Says who? Fda Says Big Pharma, bro, big Pharma, big Pharma would do that, but we don't want to dive into that iceberg today. Right.
Speaker 3:But no, but I know countless people, right, they smoke cigarettes like chain smoke. I'm talking about carton a day type shit. No, no, I'm just joking.
Speaker 1:Not a carton a day. Oh, okay.
Speaker 3:Like you know, pack a day or like pack every two days. Okay okay, okay, okay smoking, bro, doctors, like you need to lay off them cigarettes. You know you need to get, get your health right. You're like 60 years old or whatever seven years old, you need a, you need to go walk. All right, doctor, I'll listen to you. They they stop for a week. They die dead ass they die.
Speaker 1:I'm only one that I've seen, that I've, I've witnessed that. Um, they I don't know what it is, but it's like the cigarette was keeping them alive, bro. It's like their main fuel, their life, the life force, the essence, what's in that cigarette, bro?
Speaker 3:right, but ain't, there is no way. Stopping smoking a cigarette is gonna fucking kill him. I mean, it happened to him, but I mean I mean yeah, but what would be the logic over there?
Speaker 1:like what, like you? Said bro I have a theory that it's just Chat. Let us know. When you don't care about life, life does not care about you. Therefore, hold on there. Let me cut. Hold on there, Therefore, since you are not caring about life. Oh, I said it wrong. If you don't care about life, death does not care about you. Ty. If you don't care about life, death does not care about you. Type. The moment you start caring about life, now death is coming for you.
Speaker 3:You heard it here first it comes Cosmic Cole. Type said whenever you don't care about death, death comes for you. Whenever you don't care about death, no, whenever you do care about death, yeah, yeah. Time, time, time. I have what she's having you know whenever, whenever the moon rises up.
Speaker 1:The sun Goes down the sun goes down, fuck Headache and check this out. Check this out, stay with me, and when the sun goes up, the moon comes down.
Speaker 3:He cooking, he cooking. Oh shit, I didn't even know what button I was trying to push.
Speaker 1:No, take the knowledge. I was about to get a little crazy. I could make this crazy. Really, I could do this comparison.
Speaker 3:That's too much inspiration.
Speaker 1:That's too much, bro. That's too much for y'all.
Speaker 3:It's too much for y'all. Next thing y'all know y'all going to be in the gym working out.
Speaker 1:Fixing your life, fucking, eating better. And honestly, from the bottom of my heart, I don't want that. I don't want that, I don't want that for y'all. I don't want that for y'all. I want all of. I wish nothing but the word Nah, nah, chill out Wholeheartedly. Look truthfully, if I'm being honest, if I could keep it a bug with you, you know what's crazy is how people are actually like that, bro, like people. What you mean.
Speaker 3:People can actually be so damn spiteful bro.
Speaker 1:Oh, against other people.
Speaker 3:Yeah, bro, that is crazy to me, bro, Like what the fuck is wrong with you. That is crazy to me, bro, Like what the fuck is wrong with you.
Speaker 1:That's crazy people like that. That's crazy people like that out there. No, but that's for me that's too much energy.
Speaker 3:Right, well, they ain't got nothing better to do. That's too much energy, bro.
Speaker 1:We care about, like when someone's doing good you know, good for them congratulations, but to waste your energy on.
Speaker 3:Ooh, I hope he loses, everything we're talking about like half of everybody's cousins up in mexico. Motherfuckers, be, motherfuckers, be fighting over a foot of land, bro, bro, what are you gonna do with this, bro? What do you say so long? Literally. What are you gonna? What are you trying to hex me and curse my whole?
Speaker 1:generation. Oh my god, that ass bro you know what? Just not even do nothing with that land bro right, just to look at it. Just to look at it, bro not even build, not even not even prosper on that land just for them say it's mine just just for them to die and me get it back that that ass. Just let him stop smoking and fucking die, just for him to like and me get it back, deadass. Just for them to stop smoking and fucking die.
Speaker 3:Just for them to wake up in the middle of the night with my hands around them while I'm slow.
Speaker 1:Jerking them Just slightly, caressing them Until the afterlife. Talk about Don't fight it.
Speaker 3:Look at him, look at him Like a hungry dog. Look at him. He know where the snacks is at.
Speaker 1:Bro, I feel like he has a date. Look at him. There's no food in there, he's just going to look at him Beanstalk.
Speaker 3:No, but that shit is crazy, bro. I really don't understand that.
Speaker 1:It's too much.
Speaker 3:Let's stop doing that. Buddy Really just walked in front of both of us squ starting out to walk though that what?
Speaker 1:what a life, bro. What a life this is why I should wear clothes right, that ass, bro, because all this, all this being buttoned up right here, just it's not it, bro, it's out of fashion. Imagine the people seeing the visuals what these, these are cgi all. This is cgi right. This is all green screen clothes.
Speaker 3:This is all green screen I'm not even here.
Speaker 1:I'm not even here.
Speaker 3:This is actually a zoom meeting this this is.
Speaker 1:We're not even real people, we just uh, it's a program, we're a program we're all a uh, we're just ai, bro, that's it matters.
Speaker 3:Hold on now all right, so we're gonna go ahead and get started. Well, how was your week before we start? Oh boring as hell, what happened?
Speaker 1:uh, nothing, we just didn't have much work this week.
Speaker 3:Oh damn, so y'all could have went to the casino.
Speaker 1:We low-key could have, but yeah nothing. I'm just going to take a couple seconds here just to say just a PSA. Battlefield 6 is lit.
Speaker 3:Oh, we forgot, yeah. Forgot about that, though, yeah.
Speaker 1:Forgot about that, though. Forgot about that, though. Let me sit up for this.
Speaker 3:Let me sit up. I got my thighs out.
Speaker 1:I got my thighs out too, but look at how I feel like I can go With tan or something, but look at that.
Speaker 3:You see that, I saw the brown on that sack. You see that.
Speaker 1:Yeah, man Brown on the sack, ain't no way. On my sack. I say pay. What the fuck you talking about, bro? It said bleach. My boy Got my nutsack bleached on last weekend.
Speaker 3:I dipped them in a cup of bleach.
Speaker 1:That's it, that. Shit looking crazy, bro. Shit looking like the paste chicken nuggets, nuggets. I made that up, all right, all right, battlefield 6.
Speaker 3:What you think about it? Get a quick review. Quick review, bro.
Speaker 1:Bottom line, bottom line. If you play Call of Duty, I don't want to see you in my fucking game. Though, if you're not going to rest me, though, if you're not going to run across Matt to rest, just me. Fuck the rest of the team, just me. Don't be in my game, dog. I'm just playing. I really enjoy it.
Speaker 1:I've been saying this for years. I've been looking, I've been searching high, low. I've gone to the ends of the world. I've gone to the center of the world. I've gone to the other side of the flat place of the earth the flat place of the earth is great Looking for a Call of Duty killer. Little did I know that Call of Duty was killing the tail that the CEO they got. Don't give a fuck about the gamers. He just in it like a greedy corporation and slowly they will hang on. Yeah, it's a breath of fresh air.
Speaker 1:Over the last couple of call duties, I've hated them. I despised them, even though I can't give them their money and all their skins, but I just, I just despised it. It's not fun, no more. I don't know what it is. Battlefield 2042 I don't know what the fuck y'all were doing. Y'all were smoking crack. I don't know what the fuck that was. So there was a void in my heart. There was a void where I couldn't find a game to really fill in that void, you know. And then with the GTA 6 getting pushed back, that hole just became bigger really, and Call of Duty was in it, just in that hole, just fucking living shit out of it. And then Battlefield 6 comes up and my hole got tight again. Alright, it's just. It feels like Battlefield 4 for me. Did you play Battlefield 4?
Speaker 3:Yeah, it feels like.
Speaker 1:Battlefield 4 for me, but improved graphics, improved mechanics, and that's really all I wanted. Really, that's all you want from a game is improved graphics, improved mechanics, and that's really all I wanted. Really, that's all you want from a game is improved graphics, improved mechanics, and they delivered. I feel like they delivered this time and I feel like it feels like 2016, all over again 2016. The best year ever.
Speaker 3:Battlefield 4, that one came out like in 2014, didn't it 2013,?
Speaker 1:right, yeah, yeah, but 2016 was a big year for, uh, gaming. What game came out? Oh, let me look over quick, I don't know, but it's just like the memory of like I guess it's because after we graduated everything oh, just playing it. Just they had straight bangers at that time, at that time, yeah, every 10 years, every decade what I don't understand is how they're still milking Black Ops.
Speaker 3:bro, fuck bro.
Speaker 1:Yeah, they didn't. Oh, battlefield 1 came out on 2016. Overwatch came out. Typhoon 2 came out Dang you're not lying, dan.
Speaker 3:Oh, 2016 was a banger year, huh.
Speaker 1:Oh, what else?
Speaker 3:Gears of War 4, eh, eh we're not gonna talk about Gears of War right now.
Speaker 1:Pokemon Go shit. Pokemon Go came out 2016. Yeah, yeah, cause we used to go into town to uh dang was it 2016?
Speaker 3:that what it say that what it say. Oh yeah, it was because we were at a school, I remember now that what it say.
Speaker 1:Yeah, bro, but oh, oh shit my duolingo um, yeah, oh shit, my duolingo, um, yeah, right, it just feels, it just feels nice, honestly, just to have a game that that that I'm enjoying playing. And Right now, cause, cause, I'm gonna play with Sammy and my brother, but Well, sammy and Jerk, but, um, that year they don't, they don't really like playing the same type of games. But we, we were playing last night, but it just, it just felt right. It felt like what gaming used to be playing with y'all and everything Like it just felt good. It just felt good, the game was good, the vibes were good, everything just felt yeah, like this is it? We back, we back in it.
Speaker 3:Who said we so back?
Speaker 1:We so back guys, we are so back, we back in it. Who said we so back, we so back guys, we are so back? Some dudes were saying that shit in the chat yeah. Fucking, blocking the fucking weirdos. Oh, during the match.
Speaker 3:Yeah, during the match, we were so back. We were so back. Shut the fuck up. We're losing D. Shut up. Get off chat, get on comms, get on cards. Razz me bro.
Speaker 1:But yeah, bro, it was. What is he doing? He chilling bro B-Stock. What are you doing, chilling Bro? He always on some shit. Bro, he going to show such bad manners to the other dog, bro, look at him. But yeah, what you think right now when you played it, how you feel about it.
Speaker 3:I know it was your first match, but the guns they give you, bro is just not good bro.
Speaker 1:Yeah, let me tell you what he's talking about. He's talking about that because he was playing my class After I disclosed that I was just leveling up that gun. I never said it was good, I was just leveling up the gun just because I'm trying to lock everything.
Speaker 3:see, how everything's playing. Why does he have a time aid scope on smg?
Speaker 1:hey, chill out bro, I'll try that. What the hell we doing.
Speaker 3:I'll put that. I'll put that with the cat is catch it site, but uh-huh I didn't even use the scope.
Speaker 1:I was just using the cancer site the whole time, bro who, acting like it's call of duty again no yeah, hey, the green laser.
Speaker 3:They was cooking with that idea or what on call of duty like whenever you could stop ads and you just flick to your oh, they don't have that one here, they don't have it.
Speaker 1:Well, maybe I mean it's the beta, so maybe with full game release I don't think they really need we'll see, oh, I, I like those I like that type of, but they do have the green laser.
Speaker 3:You put it on the front barrel. There's a front mount.
Speaker 1:Yeah, yeah.
Speaker 3:They do. Got it on there, you just got to lock it I think yeah, but it's not.
Speaker 1:On Battlefield 6 yeah, but I don't think it turns Like it turns Nah, I don't think so. It's just. It's just a standalone laser, but I do like when games that you can aim with the laser.
Speaker 3:I like it I like it Right, I like that too.
Speaker 1:Let's see when the game comes out. It comes out in October.
Speaker 3:Pre-order it.
Speaker 1:Oh shit, yeah, yeah, damn, that's why because I don't know if you played the beta for 2042. Hot garbage. 2042 only became playable maybe two years ago, just last week.
Speaker 3:Just last week, bro, they said you know what, let's go ahead and release 2042. They fixed it finally that shit finally going to fully release when it's 2042.
Speaker 1:Guys, guys, come back. We fixed it, we fixed it. But now this game, for it being a beta, it has its problems, don't get me wrong. It has its problems, but I feel like they can get it all fixed up in the two months that have left. I mean, it's just a beta, right, but I feel like they can get it all fixed up in the two months that have left. I mean, it's just a beta Right.
Speaker 3:All y'all coders, game developers, all y'all people in there, all the studio people, the guys that do the 3D models, get the work. You see, mappa, mappa runs their freaking employees dry. They suck them, motherfuckers. They put them on an IV machine and keep them at the desk. Ea, listen, take notes. You can make greatness if you overwork your employees. Matter of fact, fire half of them. Fire, fire half of them. Let them go and strike. You need the publicity. Then, boom, you drop the new Battlefield trailer while everybody's protesting outside this is why I can't be a CEO Low key.
Speaker 1:That's hard, that's hard, that's hard that. This is why I can't be a CEO. That's hard, that's hard, that's tough right there. Yeah, if the game doesn't live up to expectations that it's in right now, my death is in your hands.
Speaker 3:My blood is on your hands.
Speaker 1:My 13 reasons is y'all, this is going to be Battlefield 6. It's going to be all the previous Call of Duty's. Then Battlefield 6 has 13,. Bro, what are you eating, bro Crow? What are you eating Crow? Yeah, bro, I just got hot hoes, bro, I'm honestly I haven't been excited for a game in a while. Stupid, stupid, excited this time, bro.
Speaker 3:Talk about games. I got one more game to talk about real quick what you got. Sorry guys, we had the nerd out a little bit.
Speaker 1:Just a little bit.
Speaker 3:We really don't Hold on, bro. Let me look at my phone real quick, huh.
Speaker 1:What, what, hey, hey, yo what.
Speaker 3:What, what, what, yeah, yeah here I go.
Speaker 1:Luckily the camera got up back here.
Speaker 3:Cut what, I don't see nothing whoever it is, I got a picture of it all right. It says epic games. New interview with gearboxes art director adam May reveals that Borderlands 4 will feature. How many weapons? What possible guns?
Speaker 1:Let me guess Three million, three million.
Speaker 3:We're in 2025. We got to talk big numbers now Inflation More than three million.
Speaker 3:Bitcoins going up out the roof 20 million. No, we talking inflation. More I'm talking about about. Oh, you're talking about less. I'm talking about we got, we got. We got a market crash coming soon. No, I'm just joking, it's more, more than 20. 30 bill hold on 30 billion. It says we'll feature 30 billion possible guns thanks to procedural generation and weapon customization, with new vault hunters and the seamless, open world. The game launches september 12th. That's what it says 30 billion guns. Okay now. I got this news on facebook, like everybody else does oh take the information from Snapchat?
Speaker 3:All right, take that with a grain of salt, all right, all right.
Speaker 1:Somebody see how I uploaded that.
Speaker 3:All right, I'll fact check that real quick. Hold on.
Speaker 1:Okay, I'll tell you this, bro, you don't have the weapons on Borderlands Romain, right? Uh-huh, okay. So, and I only know because I saw a video on it, that shit pretty cool, right, the artwork for it. I like the Borderlands 3. I like that artwork, but the game was. Eh, I beat the game like five times, six times seven times.
Speaker 3:All right, so it is 30 billion weapons, 30 billion.
Speaker 1:Holy shit, bro, billion, billion. It's because it has, like, different possibilities. You'll never have accessories. Yeah, that's what I figured. That's what we're referring to.
Speaker 3:Yeah, but it says there'll be um, it'll be eight manufacturer manufacturers okay, is this the same manufacturers? Or I'm not sure who else. Okay, okay. Well, Borderlands 3 had one plus billion weapons.
Speaker 1:Did they?
Speaker 3:That's what it says, so one plus billion.
Speaker 1:You talking about 30 billion on this one 40 billion, 40 billion 40 billion, okay, okay, the thing is, the thing is okay, that is for billions, but those four billions are included, the different rarities.
Speaker 3:I guess so yeah.
Speaker 1:Yeah, that's what they include, because I saw a video on it like how they break down, how to pick that, and so the other thing that goes into it is each barrel is one thing, each grip is one thing, each accessory is one thing. So then the AR generated thing will just put parts, different parts, and then snap it together and that's a gun.
Speaker 3:So 30 billion, 40 billion configurations.
Speaker 1:There you go, yeah, that's, that's that's going to be 40 different combinations. What that lets me know is there's going to be a couple guns that all look and perform the same.
Speaker 3:So, as we know, is there's going to be a couple guns that all look and perform the same. So what you're telling me is that can have an SMG that shoots rockets and has a bayonet on it.
Speaker 1:And then one that shoots rockets but no bayonet, and then one that has no bayonet, no rockets and a bayonet. That's how that works. We're about to see how it goes. Have you seen the gunplay? It?
Speaker 3:You haven't seen it no good.
Speaker 1:I don't know, I'm not Borderlands 3, I was high, high expectations. They did not deliver.
Speaker 3:Hold on. Let's see what Borderlands 3 did 4.4 out of 5 on PlayStation. 9 out of 10 on Steam 76%. Love the gameplay.
Speaker 1:The gameplay is all right. You're talking about War Dance 3, right? Mm-hmm, yeah, it's all right, Nothing's right home about it, but it's. I mean, I beat it seven times, not necessarily because it was amazing gameplay, but 4.4 stars out of 5, with 40,700 reviews.
Speaker 3:That's just from PlayStation alone.
Speaker 1:Game Station don't count. Game Station don't count, bro. We talking about real gamers, bro. We talking about real, authentic gamers, bro. Pc reviews All right, yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah, he trolling, now he trolling. Oh Switch, switch, yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah he trolling, now he trolling.
Speaker 3:Oh Switch.
Speaker 1:Switch. Yeah, there you go, switch. I'm talking about Switch. Yeah, mobile use Mobile. Yeah, the mobile gamers. Yeah, there you go, real gamers.
Speaker 3:IGN rated at 9 out of 10.
Speaker 1:Pc gamers 63% and Metacritic it's 81 you know what the other thing is too. I think I would have enjoyed it more if I had like more people to play with, but the first playthrough that I did, you beat it with me all right, bro, it's because I'll be so anticipated to play those games.
Speaker 1:But when it comes to the open world mechanics, it's too vast for me which and I fall asleep, oh okay, I mean, but, but I mean, but at the time you were working you were working too, though at the time, I think, when it came out you had when, that's when you had the, the two jobs and everything oh, yeah, yeah, I think.
Speaker 3:So that's all. No, no, no, no, because remember we got you that borderlands 3, uh, chest oh, that's a borderlands 2 chest two.
Speaker 1:Uh-huh, it's a borderlands 2 chest, nah, yeah nah, yeah it's a borderlands, because the cars were borderlands 2. Damn yeah, because that was before the borderlands 3, that was yeah, that was it was borderlands 2, then borderlands prequel, then borderlands yeah, because I put all the codes, but it was on the borderlands 2 thing damn, I think you're right.
Speaker 3:Damn, that shit was a long time ago, bro.
Speaker 1:Yeah, it was, it was a while back, but yeah, that uh, um, but that's that's what it that's what it was. But then, battle of borderlands, three came out, and then that's when, I think, you had the two jobs, if I'm mistaken I can't remember because I beat it with somebody, but then I went back and beat it myself and then went back and then I played with other characters and then then I went to Mayhem Mode.
Speaker 1:They added Mayhem Mode, which is like everything's harder times 10, and then I beat it in the highest Mayhem Mode. Then I was like okay, I need to stop, this is too much, this is insanity. Now this is some Borderlands shit, right here.
Speaker 3:Ultimate gooner.
Speaker 1:Oh, gooner Gooner, that, gooner Gooner, that's that. That's a psycho, bro, whole psycho in that game. Bro, I was going too crazy with that game.
Speaker 3:But no, it's a good game. But, like I said, maybe you have more people to play with or something.
Speaker 1:But I just did it just to. I just wanted to like see all the guns they had. I think I got probably up to a All right, how about this?
Speaker 3:I'll get it and we'll do a playthrough of it.
Speaker 1:Ooh, okay, what you think. Yeah, we can do that. We're not about to go crazy with that thing.
Speaker 3:But I'm going to be on a tight schedule a little bit.
Speaker 1:Yeah, yeah, I figure, yeah, I figure.
Speaker 3:You play, I don't follow behind.
Speaker 1:Tight shit, tight shit. Here we secondary account, secondary character, and that's the character we're just going to play.
Speaker 3:Something like that, something like that that's how I think I had it with you too.
Speaker 1:Yeah, that's how I think I had it with you, right? I think so Because I made another one just so I could play with you, because my level was way too high.
Speaker 3:Oh, because it is based off your level too, yeah it's based off the level.
Speaker 1:It's based off like it takes everybody level and then gives you an even ground sort of sense. That's it, Cap I remember one time that even ground with lower players it's not the same as the lower level. For a higher level it's super easy, for a lower level it's stupid hard.
Speaker 3:That's enough on him, right, yeah, that's it.
Speaker 1:Yeah, yeah, yeah. That's what we're going to do. I'm going to beat it First game. I'm going to run first one and then, when you have time, we'll play like that.
Speaker 3:We need to do a playthrough. That's what we need to do. Y'all let us know if y'all want to see, like, do a little gaming channel on YouTube Minecraft. We'll do like a little gaming YouTube. Yeah, Chet, I'll retire. Keep the podcast, Alright. So today we're going to talk about a couple things, One of which I was really excited to talk about because I feel like we can make a bunch of jokes about it.
Speaker 1:Oh Lord.
Speaker 3:It's the FFF oh okay. I think that one's going to be good.
Speaker 1:Wait, you said, make jokes about that one.
Speaker 3:Mm-hmm, wait, you said make jokes about them, you'll see okay, I'll see, I'll see, I'll see jokes, yeah. So let the people know we're gonna be talking about about today. Damn what the fuck I just saying.
Speaker 1:Talk about a baby, we're talking like the little kid from the oran berries. No, but you're talking about like. You're talking about like oh, you got that cajun accent.
Speaker 3:But you're talking like that little kid from the Oran Berries.
Speaker 1:Nah, bro, you talking about like. You talking about like. Oh, you got that Cajun accent, but you talking like that. Well, what's? Gambit.
Speaker 3:You talking like Gambit, bro, no that's what's his name from King of the Hill. What's his name?
Speaker 1:Fucking you talking about Hank Nah.
Speaker 3:The fucking skinny dude, the one that be talking about like the dude with the pocket set no, no, no, that's I haven't seen Kings of Hill forever. That one dude that goes like who the fuck he talking about.
Speaker 1:Who he talking about. Hold on, hold on. I put Hank here.
Speaker 3:Boom no, dude, boom no, not yeah.
Speaker 1:Boom Howard, boom Howard. Oh, you talking about the blonde dude? Is it the blonde dude? Yeah, yeah, yeah.
Speaker 3:That's Boom, Howard ain't it.
Speaker 1:Is it? I don't remember his name, bro Boom Howard. Oh shit, bro. Who am I talking about? What the fuck. Why am I tired, bro, Like I? Ain't slept till like.
Speaker 3:Yeah, boomhauer. Yeah, that's the one that talks to me Six in the morning playing. All right, sorry y'all, we're going to go ahead and get into the subject. But, y'all let the people know what we're going to be talking about today.
Speaker 1:First topic is we're going'll be talking about something controversial. Really, the red red roots curse right.
Speaker 3:What is that? Did you know what that was? Uh, I never heard about that.
Speaker 1:Uh are you not tapped in. I'm not tapped in, bro, not tapped in.
Speaker 3:How you hear about this, go ahead, tell me how you heard, how you, how you know, there I was in the room yeah, dark room, uh-huh right you know, I was, I was edging right I was just figuring out what edging was, all right If I could visualize it. For I mean, put it in like a visualization for you. He said, if I could imagine it, I could go to it. If I could put this into a perspective for you to visualize it in your brain, imagine like a push, pop and just Just like I don't even know where I was going with that.
Speaker 1:I thought you were going to say some freaky ass shit.
Speaker 3:I thought you were about to, and it gets like no, I'm just joking, no, but I heard about it because of the. I was listening to one podcast right and they were talking about some other conspiracy. They were talking about some conspiracy about some. I don't even know if I want to get into it, because I might want to talk about it but just like one conspiracy.
Speaker 3:So I looked it up. I was like I've never heard this conspiracy before. So I looked it up, I typed the wrong thing in and it gave me this creepypasta, ish kind of conspiracy thing or whatever folklore in a sense, it was meant to be it was like an urban legend. I was like wait, what is this? I was like hold up. This is actually pretty good.
Speaker 3:It's short, it's simple, but I like it that's what she said I had to get that in there, I had to get that in there all right, so we're gonna be talking about the red room curse and, for those that don't know, this is an urban legend, so this is not like really true. This real life, this real life this real life some would say real almost like a legend someone said real someone said life. How is a legend not real? You clearly see michael jordan a legend, you clearly see you're not listening.
Speaker 1:You're not listening. You clearly see cosmic cold legend legends.
Speaker 3:You clearly see katie perry in space legend okay, so.
Speaker 1:So the episode for today, you know, uh, it's gonna be about red room curse. Yeah, he lost it, y'all he lost it. Alright, let's get into it. Okay, want me to start it off? Go ahead, bro. Okay, so Ain't even much to it.
Speaker 3:This shit like a couple sentences.
Speaker 1:Yeah, I tried to look up For more information on it, cause I know I wanted a topic that wasn't gonna be too, too much.
Speaker 3:Too much Just be a little easy on us. Okay, okay, looking for you.
Speaker 1:I turned this into a whole whole book report. Check that out.
Speaker 3:Yeah, Chad.
Speaker 1:Yeah, chad you about to get overwhelmed. I think I wrote the same shit like five times, bro.
Speaker 3:Good old book report days bro who about to be me repeating the same facts two times I got this on 30, 30 sides.
Speaker 1:I got this shit double space bold. This shit is a lot Alright. Okay so the Red Room Curse Aka Heia in Japanese. It's a chilling Japanese internet urban legend that centers around a sinister red pop-up advertisement. Okay so the pop-up. While browsing the internet, the victim encounters a red pop-up advertisement. Okay so the pop-up. While browsing the internet, the victim encounters a red pop-up with black text. Asking do you like blank? Oh, do you like question mark? Sorry, attempts to close the pop-up are futile and it continues to reappear with more text filling in the sentence. Eventually, the sentence is completed, asking do you like the red room Question mark. The screen then turns red, displaying a list of names the red rooms of the red rooms victims. The victim senses a presence behind them, loses consciousness and is later found dead in their home with the room's walls painted red with blood I saw that they said whenever you get the pop-up message, it's like a little kid's voice.
Speaker 1:Oh, oh, yeah, yeah, I found or is that like a retelling?
Speaker 3:There's, I found some variations or like oh okay.
Speaker 1:You would say variations, yeah, variations of like the ending or like Different retellings yeah, different, different yeah yeah, so I included that also.
Speaker 3:Just one book report.
Speaker 1:My fault, my fault? No, you're good. You're good, Hopefully I did. That was gas litchy, the screen that turns red displaying the list of oh, what was it. Did I already say that? Yeah, yeah yeah, okay, the victim senses a person. Oh, I already said that.
Speaker 2:Two my bad, I wrote that down, so it was my fault. How'd it make it big?
Speaker 1:How'd it make it? Okay, I'm dead. Legends believed to have originated from a Japanese interactive Adobe Flash horror animation uploaded to the GeoCities in the late 1990s. It gained notoriety in 2004 due to the Sasebo slashing, a murder committed by a Japanese schoolgirl. They call it Girl A, who was reportedly a fan of the Red Room Curse animation.
Speaker 1:There are some variations of what happens after the initial red screen appears. They call it Girl A, who was reportedly a fan of the Red Room curse animation. There are some variations of what happens after the initial red screen appears, but the general outcome is death in a room covered in blood. The most common variation states that, after encountering the repeating pop up asking do you like the Red Room, the screen will turn completely red and display a list of names. The victim will then find their own name added to the end of the list. Following the red screen and the list of names, the victim senses a mysterious presence behind them and loses consciousness, and the cost of death is often attributed to suicide. A less common variation describes the victim developing a crack on their body that rapidly expands, causing them to split apart. That's another one. That's another one.
Speaker 1:According to my sources, pornhubcom the connection between the Sasebo slashing, as well as the Nevada 10 murder and the Red Room curse. Urban legend lies in the perpetrator's alleged connection to the Red Room curse. Urban legend lies in the perpetrator's alleged connection to the Red Room's flash animation. So the sustainable slashing obviously happened in 2014 and it was where girl A murdered her 12 year old classmate, satomi Mitadai, by slashing her neck with a utility knife Girls' Aid fascinations. Following the murder, it was reported that Girl A was a fan of the Red Room Curse flash animation and linked to the video was reportedly found bookmarked on her computer. This discovery fuels speculation that the Red Room Curse might have influenced Girls' Aid age actions leading to the murder. This association propelled the Red Room curse urban legend into wide notoriety.
Speaker 3:That's where all the news outlets started picking it up, saying that the Red Room curse is causing local teens to go crazy. Yeah, yeah, yeah, it started crazy. Whole hysteria.
Speaker 1:Whole hysteria, really, mass started crazy. Whole hysteria, whole hysteria, really Mass hysteria, mass hysteria. This is Lil Sawbar. It's crucial to understand that the Red Room Curse itself is a Japanese urban legend and not a real entity that can coerce people to commit violence. The connection between the Sasebo Session and the Red Room curse highlights the power of urban legends and their potential to influence perceptions, especially in cases with unusual circumstances. Do you want to add anything? It's just a little quick fact.
Speaker 3:Go ahead, bro, not facts, but little side antidotes, I guess that people said they said that, according to some people's beliefs or their thoughts on the theory or whatever, or like the creepypasta or every legend itself, they said that the red room can contain lists of previous victim names, like you said, but it said that in some versions the blood that shows up on screen is actually like the victim's life force drained through the screen oh, okay, that's like yeah, or say that, um, even though, like, the pop-up thing pops up like as an ad or whatever it is, even if you're offline or it's unplugged oh, it still pops up.
Speaker 3:Oh, that's what some what some variations say Okay, okay. And then, like a later version, the curse is spread by, like a link or file sent by a friend, okay, who has already been cursed, okay. So I don't know if it's one of those things where it's like, if you don't share this to 10 people, then you'll be cursed.
Speaker 1:Type shit right right.
Speaker 3:Me every time, sending like the one that says if you share this with four people, you'll have a million dollars next time.
Speaker 1:But I'll be sending that shit. I'll be sending that shit.
Speaker 3:Just in case, just in case.
Speaker 1:Just in case. Just in case the one I'm sending might be the one Take my bank account the next day.
Speaker 3:Fuck. Next one, next one. I'll get on the next one, yeah.
Speaker 1:I got it Okay, so I'm going to just mention the original Red Room Flash animation. So it is believed to be the source of the urban legend. It was an Adobe Flash horror animation uploaded to the GeoCities in the late 1990s. It depicted the story of a boy who, after discussing the Red Room with a classmate, stumbled upon a pop-up on his computer. The story of a boy who, after discussing the red room with a classmate, stumbled upon a pop-up on his computer. It's similar to the other one in terms of what happens.
Speaker 1:The animation features a red pop-up displaying a red door and initially asking the same question do you like it? This is what you were talking about. This question is accompanied by a child's voice and the pop-up reappears when the viewer tries to close it. Each time it appears the sentence lengthens with text emerging from the vertical line, until it reads do you like the red room? In this one, the final pop-up displays the list of names, starting with the boy's school friend name at the top. It's implied the boy's own name is added to the list.
Speaker 1:Following the pop-up, sometimes something grabs. The boy's own name is added to the list. Um. Following the pop-up, sometimes something grabs the boy from behind. He is later found dead and his room walls are painted red with blood. Uh, the animation concludes with a jump scare and a red room pop-up that appears to be on the user screen rather than within the animation itself, and the Red Room Curse. Urban Legend, particularly its depiction in the Flash animation, has spurred various theories about its symbolism, reflecting anxieties prevalent in Japanese society and broader internet culture. I got that. You want me to go. I got the information of like what it represents or like what, yeah yeah, yeah.
Speaker 1:What like in Japanese culture or whatnot.
Speaker 3:Or like the fears. Is that what you mean? Yeah, like the fears.
Speaker 1:Yeah, like the fears, yeah, so fear of the known and the internet. The sudden appearance of the pop-up and its unyielding nature plays on the fear of the unknown, particularly within the vast and often unsettling realm of the Internet. The inability to close the window or escape the curse, despite efforts to unplug the computer, highlights the perceived uncontrollability and inescapability of digital dangers. The Red Room Curse, similar to other Japanese internet-based horror stories, taps into the anxieties associated with online privacy, stalking and the potential for harmful content you know what that reminds me of?
Speaker 3:because it says like a pop-up message right, right. So sometimes when I was a younger kid, or whatever, and I was on the internet, where's this? Going, I'd be chilling right, I'd be chilling you know, browsing the internet. Where is this going? I'd be chilling right.
Speaker 1:I'd be chilling browsing the internet.
Speaker 3:Then that shit would pop up with the message saying horny milfs in your area, located five blocks down the road. I was like there's no way. That shit scared me, bro. I felt vulnerable.
Speaker 1:I felt like so I ran outside.
Speaker 3:So I ran outside with my shirt off, down five blocks this way, that way, whole circumference, whole five blocks, just to make sure there's no single moms in my area Single morning moms, just in case.
Speaker 1:Just in case Just in case he really a hero y'all. I really had to make sure he really a hero y'all If there was.
Speaker 3:I had to notify everybody. You had to verify first.
Speaker 1:I had to verify first after the d. You gotta be like yo. That's crazy. That's crazy. Had a, had a, had a, had another.
Speaker 3:I ain't gonna lie, I ain't gonna lie put a whole damn fucking virus on the computer I ain't gonna lie, no, no, I'll take this out.
Speaker 1:This is out. I ain't gonna lie, bro, there was okay. So that pop-up, that pop-up, y'all know the pop-up, y'all know the pop-up, y'all know what I'm talking about.
Speaker 3:Y'all know what I'm talking about Bro.
Speaker 1:It showed up with like a girl on you Like the picture. For real, but I think like they stole the picture pictures and then I told you like a screenshot of it. And then, like you had like the what I was watching in the back and I was like I can't send this, I can't, I can't send this, right, I can't.
Speaker 3:It's you, hey, that's you. Then bbc, uh, midget, you know covered in barbecue sauce.
Speaker 1:You know I can't send that to people. You know what kind of look at me, fucking weird getting cracked behind the eye.
Speaker 3:You know I like to be specific because you know that helps me figure out what I like to see, or like what's another one single moms making a shake for EBT type shit that really right there.
Speaker 1:Hey, see they get it.
Speaker 3:See, they get it. They understand they get the flow.
Speaker 1:They know what's going on EBT type shit, type shit. That really, that really right there hey.
Speaker 3:See, they get it. See, they get it. They understand, they get the flow, they know what's going on.
Speaker 1:Yeah, I don't know what the fuck that was, though, no, but but yeah, bro, that's crazy bro. So like that, I don't even know. I don't even know why is my teacher on here why I hold bro. If only bro, if only I could have used that as blackmail. All right, all right, y'all, y'all going too crazy, y'all going too crazy, y'all going too crazy.
Speaker 3:Who said my inner monologue is leaking?
Speaker 1:Y'all going too crazy, bro, I don't even know. Alright. What are?
Speaker 3:you. Chilling bro. They dogs be chilling but um.
Speaker 1:What were we what? Were we talking about Okay.
Speaker 3:My fault y'all. We gotta get back on it Alright.
Speaker 1:So Death and the afterlife. The legend explicitly connects the Red Room with death, as victims are found dead With their rooms painted red with blood. The color red itself Can be associated with blood, violence and death In various cultures, making it a fitting symbol for the legend's chilling narrative. The list of names appearing on the screen can represent a macabre roster of the cursed individuals, signifying their independent, their impending demise. Sorry the okay. So fragility of life and psychological vulnerability. The railroad curse can be interpreted as a cautionary tale about the fragility Is that?
Speaker 3:how you say it Fragility.
Speaker 1:That one right there. Fragility, frag, fraglitity.
Speaker 1:I think that's right, the fraglitity Chat. Is this right? Fragtity, the fragtity, the fragility of life and the potential for unexpected tragedy, especially for the young, and impressionable Psychological impact of encountering the pop-up and the subsequent loss of consciousness suggests a potential commentary on the vulnerability of the human mind to suggest, to suggest Jesus, fuck man. On the vulnerability of the human mind to suggestion and fear.
Speaker 1:One theory suggests the red room symbolizes a destructive retreat from reality where individuals, like the characters in the haunting of Hill House, seek refuge in isolation, only to be consumed by their inner demons. Jesus, I cannot read today, fuck, fuck. The internet as a gateway, only to be consumed by their inner demons. Jesus, I cannot read today. Fuck, it's all good bro, fuck, all right. The internet as a gateway to forbidden knowledge and danger. The legend implies that the red room pop up appears when users are looking for forbidden content or have spent too much time online, suggesting a connection between curiosity and danger. This interpretation ties into broader concerns about the internet's role in exposing individuals to disturbing or harmful material, particularly in the context of the deep web, although the Red Room livestream itself is deemed a myth.
Speaker 3:No way, no way. This was a lie.
Speaker 1:And that's how you turn two sentences. It's a full-on book report, easy, easy. Where we at Easy, almost done with the episode yeah, man, that's how you do that right there, oh man.
Speaker 3:Oh man, what you think about it, though I mean, I know it's not real.
Speaker 1:Yeah for being a least. What, what, what if the what turns out? What if I beat my meat tonight?
Speaker 3:right, and the red screen pops up on the ad pops up of local mom oh yeah, oh yeah then when you click on that, it's like when I exit, I'll talk about ew no as one does, as one does ew, no, disgusting, the light just turned on.
Speaker 1:Huh, the light just turned on the red light. It wasn't on before. Reverend said it better fucking be on, oh shit. So when I click on it and I'm like Ew, no, it keeps on popping up, take it as a sign Take it.
Speaker 1:That reminds me of like when you go to a sketchy site and you and you try to watch the video but it has an ad. So you try to exit out the ad, out the pop-up, and then it sends you to a whole other website and then when you try to get back to that, it restarts. That's technically what I'm getting from that.
Speaker 3:Y'all know what we're talking about, y'all know what we're talking about. That's what I get for that now it's pretty cool. I like the community behind, or like the slight history or the slight story behind it.
Speaker 1:Yeah, like the way it came about. I like how something that really happened like messed uh, like they connected that to to the, to the creepy pasta of it. It gives a little bit more more validity, more uh that's a little flavor.
Speaker 3:Yeah, it's a little flavor to it. Yeah, that's a little.
Speaker 1:I mean, we obviously hate that obviously, yeah, the someone had a, someone had a doubt for that.
Speaker 3:Yeah something like that had to happen, but and it is pretty- cool, especially kid, yeah it's just, it's just pretty interesting. Sorry that's what I meant like, just the whole thing in itself is interesting, like the. The fact that somebody created was like you know what? What? If you're laying down or you're chilling your room and boom, this pop-up message pops up, and then it says this thing in chap, japanese, and then obviously, like the names come up and then, because they get pretty creative, like some people get pretty creative with like creepypastas or like urban legends and shit like that I always like them.
Speaker 1:Stories, yeah, I like them, especially after we've been covering them. For like a couple of last episodes. We had like how do you say it properly? A couple episodes back that we had covered them. I started getting a little bit more into the creepypastas and like actually enjoying them.
Speaker 3:Yeah, yeah, it is pretty nice, but I don't know. Y'all, let us know what y'all think. Y'all, let us know what y'all think. Y'all let us know if there's any.
Speaker 1:Have y'all ever got the pop-up?
Speaker 3:Right. Have you ever got that pop-up of local milks in your area, or hot single moms or something like?
Speaker 1:that Did you also go, did you?
Speaker 3:click on the link and let us know if you ever did find one.
Speaker 1:To this day. To this day.
Speaker 3:I still been looking for one. I haven't got that ad anymore Till this day. Them pop-ups don't pop up anymore, so you know the.
Speaker 1:You know the column be bad when the pop-ups ain't popping up.
Speaker 3:No, no go ahead. But now y'all let us know what y'all think. Y'all let us know if we missed anything about the whole Red Room curse or anything like that. But we're going to go ahead and head on to the next subject. Oh, I keep pushing the wrong one. I need to switch it.
Speaker 2:Fear. Is it all in your mind or could it be real? Welcome to.
Speaker 3:Fear, Fact or Fiction? Your, your is Not me. Not me, not me. I'm trying to think what else they say. What would Nina say? Who the fuck you talking to?
Speaker 1:Who the fuck you talking to hey? Bro Get your bitch ass over here.
Speaker 3:Whatever big bro says yeah, he got that voice down correctly, the right bass and everything.
Speaker 1:Whatever big bro says yeah, he got that voice down correctly, the right bass and everything. Yeah, you be watching them streamers.
Speaker 3:Right them streamers, bro. But we're going to be talking about the sewer gators, the alligators in New York. You hear it I?
Speaker 1:ain't going to lie for this one. I actually didn't get a lot for this one.
Speaker 3:No, I actually have some news clippings.
Speaker 1:You got news clippings. I got like Actual physical news clippings. I got like a couple of them, but no, I'm just joking.
Speaker 3:No, okay, I was about to say but yeah, we're going to be talking about the whole entire thing where people said that there's alligators in New York's sewer system. Allegedly, allegedly.
Speaker 1:It's actually facts, bro. Well, yeah, two of them. Go ahead, go ahead, go ahead. So back at night.
Speaker 3:I need my paper, I need my notes. Who ain't memorized the notes? I just did them. I just did them while you was in the bathroom. No way you got that much.
Speaker 1:Holy shit no way you got that much Holy shit. No way you got that much Okay.
Speaker 3:All right. So all right. Do you want to tell the legend?
Speaker 1:Yeah, because I honestly yeah, go ahead. You might have to correct me on some stuff, Uh-huh go ahead. Apparently you got more Reference. Apparently you got more no. Who got a bunch of no's? No, there's a little bit all right. So the term break it down to y'all. The term sewer gators primarily refers to a popular urban legend, particularly associated with new york city, about alligator, about alligators living in the city sewers. According to the myth, these alligators were initially discarded as pets, often after being bought as souvenirs from Florida and flushed out toilets when they grew too large.
Speaker 1:The legend often describes them as growing to enormous sizes, possibly becoming albino or even mutated due to the dark, toxic sewer environment. So the legend dates back to the 1930s, with various accounts of sightings and rescues of alligators in and around new york city. Uh, over time the story became embellished with claims of a bino, blind or even mutated alligators in that meeting the sewers, feeding on rats and trash and menacing sewer workers. The sewer gator myth has become a popular, recurring theme in popular culture, including books, movies, television shows and even inspiring characters like leatherhead and the teenage mutant ninja turtle franchise. Uh, so, in all fairness, my fault, no, go ahead in all fairness, we're talking about new y City here.
Speaker 3:We're talking about New York Bar for bar. We're talking about not regular rats For all the people outside of the country or people who have not been to New York or don't know about New York.
Speaker 1:You can feed a family of five with a New York rat, bro they got big rats over.
Speaker 3:I'm talking about massive fucking rats, about the damn size of a damn dog.
Speaker 1:That ass, that ass my dogs. Come here, buddy, come here, come here, come on For reference.
Speaker 3:Come here, buddy, come here, come here, come on For reference. Come here, buddy, come here. Isn't that actually a dog? It's actually a Raffa, new York. Y'all showing off his dog for all the people that are listening.
Speaker 1:Butthole at the camera, tell him. Tell him. Tell him Word to Word to my mother. Word to Word to my dad, tell him. Tell him. Snowball, tell him.
Speaker 3:On my butters.
Speaker 1:Okay, buddy, on my butters, you go chill now. Buddy, go chill now. He's like what the fuck, what the fuck? Going on.
Speaker 3:What's all this? Make it the Mikey way, make it the Ike way.
Speaker 1:I mean.
Speaker 3:Ike. I said Ike, make it the Mikey way, you seen that Uh uh, no, I'm making the Mikey way.
Speaker 1:You seen that? Uh-uh, no, uh-uh. What is it People talking about?
Speaker 3:Mike Subs. Ain't that the name of the place?
Speaker 1:Oh, yeah, yeah, yeah. They're like let Mikey do his thing.
Speaker 3:Oh you're talking about Jersey.
Speaker 1:Mike's Jersey, Mike's Jersey, Mike's. Oh yeah there you go.
Speaker 3:Jersey Mike's yeah, they were. Like they're big, like y'all. Look at videos of New York rats when y'all get a chance and y'all see that if the whole alligator is not having enough food, what you talking?
Speaker 1:about To be fair. Yeah, I mean yeah. One rat is more than enough food for, and everybody knows, the only thing New York rats eat is New York pizza. It's a proof of fact, guys, I'm walking here. I'm walking here.
Speaker 3:It's a proof of fact, guys. But my father ain't mean to cut you off. I just wanted to let the people know. If they think that a rat's not going to be enough food, think again, look it up. Yep, yep, you get mugged by a rat if you go down the wrong alley.
Speaker 1:I bought that one time, but it was a rat trying to sell me an 8th for $45 bro trying to sell you a Rolex? He did, bro. The human was still attached to the Rolex. That shit was crazy dude talking about Hillary. Shut up, boy. You gonna want this watch or not? I was like bro chill, I'm not even from here. Yeah, I can tell. Started snapping Walking towards me. I said yo, yo.
Speaker 3:Then four more rats came out of nowhere.
Speaker 1:Four more of them.
Speaker 3:They all started snapping in synchronous.
Speaker 1:I had a. Then they all broke down in song Talking about jazz hands.
Speaker 3:Synchronous. Yo, I had a, I had a. What? Then they all broke down in song Talking about jazz heads or something. They walking up, running up steps, then jumping, just holding their shins like that landing.
Speaker 1:I had to get out of there. I had to skedaddle. I ran up the stairs thinking I was going to be free Officer. Officer, there's rats down there with jazz hands, lock me up, bro, threw me in the jail cell. Bro, I'm in jail now. Right, I'm walking around, you know, come to find out it's run by a fucking rat. They're the number one taxpayers of the city. Rats pull up. They're still trying to sell me the watch. I'm like, bro, I don't want this True story.
Speaker 3:Why would I make it up?
Speaker 1:Why would I make this up?
Speaker 3:I wouldn't tell y'all something that isn't true. I wouldn't. What were you going to say, though?
Speaker 1:I'm going to cut you off. You said they didn't want to cut you off. I said, well, that wasn't bullshit, all right, okay. So that's really apart from the stories, like a couple stories I have the other thing is the reality of the situation. I don't know if you want me to say that yet, or you have me. Yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah, say that yet, okay.
Speaker 3:Let the people know, okay, so, because it's all a conspiracy, it's all a conspiracy theory. People think like yeah, like like yayo said, like people had them as pets, they got too big or they were gonna get too big so they flushed.
Speaker 1:I mean to be, to be real.
Speaker 3:I can see as a possibility yeah, I mean, that makes I mean they found, they found some well, it's kind of like the same thing with Florida and pythons, ain't it?
Speaker 1:Yeah.
Speaker 3:Like they had all the snakes and now they have all the snakes that got loose. There's like infested with snakes.
Speaker 1:Pythons reproduce at a rapid rate and they kill everything else. So yeah, that's the problem they're dealing with right there.
Speaker 3:Yeah. So I mean, yes, I get that the sewer system is not an ideal area to adapt into, but if the possibility of a generation to evolve in a sense to where they can adapt, because that's kind of like bugs, you know, like, but it's like crazy.
Speaker 3:I'm going from bugs, I mean animals, the reptiles, the bugs, but for example, like a bug, right, a bug can eventually become immune to a chemical yeah, yeah, cockroaches like they're fucking cockroaches, they're like essentially evolve, in a sense to become resistant to certain chemicals or some bullshit like that, because I've had people that work in pest control I think my cousin might have told me this too but they become like, they evolve and become immune to like certain.
Speaker 1:No, there's been. I saw a report not so long ago talking about within a couple years, traditional pesticides won't be able to kill roaches no more Like they. It's crazy how that works.
Speaker 3:Right, you just spray the cockroach and it just goes. All you hear is you got anything stronger, bro?
Speaker 1:That last pack was not it. My boy, that shit you up charging me on that pack, bro.
Speaker 3:That was not it imagine it just literally like a little roach, but like some cartouche. Like when it reaches out it's like a big ass hand grabs it and then it just pulls it down to a little little small size and it just goes like the whippet yeah, yeah it's gonna to use it as a whippet thing. No, you hear it.
Speaker 1:Rotate the galaxy gas off, the pesticide off the rod. It is crazy.
Speaker 3:No, but essentially, like I'm saying, though, if that can happen with the bugs, I'm sure an alligator could somehow evolve and adapt.
Speaker 1:Maybe, maybe, maybe.
Speaker 3:Maybe If we're going off possibilities. Maybe, but if we're going off possibilities, anything can happen.
Speaker 1:Really, that's what I always say Anything can happen.
Speaker 3:I think that's what the word means, but nah, like, what were you going to say about the things, though? I was just going to like the facts behind it Like how, why can't yeah, yeah, yeah.
Speaker 1:Go ahead, let the people know, okay, okay. So studies have, such as one conducted in Gainesville, florida, have documented a surprising diversity of wildlife, including alligators, utilize a stormwater sewer system to navigate urban areas. So they do this in Florida. They do do this in Florida. They do do this in Florida. They'll be in the sewers, they'll move around, you know, they'll do this in Florida. It's been important to distinguish between stormwater sewers which handle rainwater and sanitary sewers, which transport human waste. Alligators are most likely to be found in stormwater systems which may connect to natural waterways. So we often you know there's already differences, we already work in this there's two different sewers Limitation survival experts agree that the cold temperatures, lack of sunlight and toxic conditions within most city sewer systems, especially sanitary sewers, make long-term survival for alligators highly unlikely. Alligators are cold-blooded and need external heat sources to regulate their body temperatures and digest food.
Speaker 3:But Go ahead bro, go ahead bro. You would think it'd be like clammy down there right, not hot, but you'd be like I don't think it would be cold, necessarily I don't think it'd be cold. I don't think it'd be cold either.
Speaker 1:I really don't know how that works, I'll be honest, but just by like, just by like reading this just kind of patron who takes the cold shit. Mmm, who takes the cold shit? You feel me?
Speaker 3:that is true. Imagine you got 10 piles of hot shit coming down the sewers into that thing. Alligator, alligator, just chilling, ah, rubs itself in it. What Huh? Who knows, that's what I got out of that. Teach your lady. Explain your word. Translate this in layman's terms for me.
Speaker 1:Talk to me like I'm a baby. I mean possibility. We're only here to speculate.
Speaker 3:We can because it doesn't say it's impossible, it just says it's highly unlikely yeah, yeah, they're not. Yeah, yeah, that's, that's a good one right there because motherfuckers was like can they get to the moon? Is highly unlikely. What the fuck do we do?
Speaker 3:we got to the moon okay, I don't know okay can we find the cure to uh the black plague or have a solution to the black plague? Highly unlikely what they do no more black plague. So if you're going based off of possibilities, it is a possibility still that they could. Yeah, y'all let me know if I'm cooking or I'm cooking shit, y'all let me know who said they're taking shit like the alligators in the suit.
Speaker 1:I mean, you got a point, though you honestly do got a point, but with that, with the wording and everything that's, you gotta look at the final print. You gotta look at the final print, that's you read the words for what they are you really gotta read the words for what they are, not for what you want it to be.
Speaker 3:There you go, damn.
Speaker 1:Alright, alright, holy fuck.
Speaker 3:You scared the fuck out of me.
Speaker 1:Feel my hands, bro. Feel my hands, bro, Bro. Editor.
Speaker 3:Feel my hands, bro, feel my hands, bro, feel my Bro. Low Editor. He scared the shit out of me oh my god bro, oh bro. Bro, that scared the fuck out of me.
Speaker 1:I just looked over there, bro, and I see like a head popping.
Speaker 3:Yeah, I just saw her head pop, I was like no way those are eyes that I saw.
Speaker 2:Oh, my god bro, I didn't even hear her come in, oh fuck, I ain't neither.
Speaker 3:I just saw the dogs looking back there, holy fuck bro, we got pranked. I'm about to shit myself. We got pranked, feel my asshole.
Speaker 1:Feel my asshole.
Speaker 3:We got pranked.
Speaker 1:Holy shit.
Speaker 3:That shit was scary low key. All I saw was your eyeballs.
Speaker 1:I thought it was that I. I thought it was an alligator coming. I was about to say, hey, I'm gone.
Speaker 3:The alligators are inside the house.
Speaker 1:They came out the toilet.
Speaker 3:They came out through the toilet. Sorry y'all, we had technical difficulties. First we got scared, Then the dogs were roughhousing, and one of them messed up their tooth.
Speaker 1:I think it's off that toilet. They were biting the toy too hard, I think.
Speaker 3:Probably. Oh yeah, but the whole alligators in the sewer system thing I saw, Well, you got more to add to it. No, go ahead, Go ahead bro.
Speaker 1:I'll just oh, hold on, let me make sure. No, that's it. Yeah, that's it, you're right. Yeah, that's it for me. Three stories, or two stories and a half, okay, or a town.
Speaker 3:so to say there's actually a holiday in New York, in Manhattan, manhattan, manhattan. Is that in New York? Yes, right, is it? Yes, all right, I want to make sure I'm not wrong, but okay, so I know that they said there's a thing called Alligators in the Sewers Day. But okay, so I know that they said there's a thing called alligators in the sewers day. So each year on february 9th, commemorating the 1935 incident, they have like a semi-holiday, is it? They celebrate the fact that alligators in the sewer because they accepted it as, yes, it's a- urban legend or whatever, but they like to sell it kind of of like Mothman, they just like to party.
Speaker 1:They just like to party.
Speaker 3:Let's be honest here.
Speaker 1:Really. Can you really blame?
Speaker 3:a person who won the Pond of Day. Can you really blame a person to party? So there was actually an incident that happened February 9th in 1935. Okay, and hold on. Where is it at? Oh, but right here it says february 10th. Okay, the it was february okay, sometime in february 1935 there was an article that read alligator found an uptown sewer.
Speaker 3:Okay, so it describes that a group of east harlem boys shoveling snow into a storm drain on east 21 30 123rd street who spotted something moving, so they went to go. Look, they pulled up. They pulled up a seven to eight foot alligator weighing around 125 pounds using a clothesline and then killed it with snow shovels because it was like thrashing around. This is something that actually did happen. Like the news came out, they had like reports. The local paper even put like the name of the people who were involved with it. Not only that, but I think they also put like the addresses of the people, because it was like common for like newspapers to put the person's name along with the address.
Speaker 1:The address is crazy.
Speaker 3:Okay, so it says teenagers. Salvatore Condolusi, anthony Romano and a few others were named as witnesses and participants. They weren't anonymous sources. And a few others were named as witnesses and participants. They weren't anonymous sources. They were listed with addresses, which also was common for 1930s reporting and adds legitimacy to the whole. Thing.
Speaker 1:Yeah, yeah yeah, but that's like they found an actual alligator. Yeah, so they actually found like an alligator and they dragged it out.
Speaker 2:Yeah, like in the storm drain or sewer system area or whatever you want to call it.
Speaker 3:It's happened before. So I don't see, like I don't know, bro, I just don't. I mean maybe not deep in the sewers or maybe like not in the entrance, but I feel like there might be something. So I mean me personally, that's what I believe, I think it.
Speaker 1:I believe, I think it'd be something. I think that the more of the myth I think that's where it gets a little cloudy the fact because they're thinking they're going to Bano, they're getting mutated because of the human waste and everything. That's some of what people were saying that was happening. Some accounts do say they just found regular alligators. It was just regular alligators that were, that were down there oh, regular alligator, it was just right they weren't like mutated or yeah, I felt like it's just regular.
Speaker 3:Yeah, I think it's just regular, regular they said, on august 23rd 2010 in queens, a 18 to 24 inch baby gator pops out of an overflowing, overflowing storm drain and hides under a car, so NYPD and animal control had to come out to get it. But they said that it was common for them to find something like that because a bunch of people had illegal pet alligators or caimans and they always like deal with that.
Speaker 1:If you think about it, new york is is an island. Essentially it's just an island. So I you know you get. You get saltwater crocodiles also, or like I feel like maybe not necessarily an alligator, but you could get those. I think maybe this is just a stretch going back to like the sewers connected to to some fresh waterways and stuff like that or like natural waterways. I feel like you know they could climb up those those same ways, or just climb up a shore and then get going to the city.
Speaker 3:I think I don't know maybe because I mean it's not. It's common for like animals to like change their patterns and evolve to like do different things.
Speaker 1:Yeah.
Speaker 3:Like, for example, like was it the salmon that go upstream? Yep, oh yeah, that's the way they're built Like they're meant to, like do some shit like that, or or how bears would go from here but then migrate to a different area because food runs short at this area or like a different, like like sharks, because food runs short at this area. Or like a different. Like like sharks.
Speaker 3:I remember on shark week they were talking about how there was an island or like a place some some place along the coast over in in europe or some place over there were like we never had sharks. People would be in the ocean or the waters and no problem they're like no problems with fishing or swimming but then they actually started capturing pictures of like the sharks and then there was like more shark encounters.
Speaker 1:I think some lady ended up getting attacked or whatever okay, okay, this is recent, yeah, yeah, oh, this is recent, yeah, this is like the recent shark week, but they said that the sharks were starting to like migrate toward that area and they're like trying to research, like why? Like why I was doing, why they started doing that so see, that's what I'm saying.
Speaker 3:Like animals would essentially sometimes change the way they act or expand or migrate to different areas or whatever so. I mean it makes sense. I mean I'm not saying deep in the sewer systems, but maybe like on the entrance.
Speaker 1:Just like the edge or like entrance or over. Yeah, yeah, something like that. Yeah, yeah, something like that, yeah you know what I'm saying.
Speaker 3:Yeah, so it's not far fetched in my opinion. And then there's like another account Okay, february 2023, prospect park lake in Brooklyn.
Speaker 1:Oh, this is recent.
Speaker 3:A lethargic four foot alligator, likely a dunk pet, is rescued and sent to the Bronx zoo. The incident reignites the legend legend. Experts reiterate that sewers are too cold and toxic for gators to survive long term oh they're too cold. Yeah, they just found, but they keep finding them. I don't know.
Speaker 1:They said it's too cold, too toxic, too toxic.
Speaker 3:On this only had a bit I don't know, bro, because I'm sure like isn't there a place like in Chernobyl where they have like fish in the pond and they're like mutated? Yeah, we're talking about radiation here.
Speaker 1:Yeah, what little human feces gonna do to an alligator?
Speaker 3:well, what you think. I think it could be, possible.
Speaker 1:I don biology yeah, I don't know all science.
Speaker 3:I don't know how like that will affect other y'all, y'all tell me, am I talking out my ass?
Speaker 1:other other am I talking out my alligator but I can see like an actual possibility of something. I mean not even possibility, I mean it's, it's happened, they're clearly there's cases where it's happened they're like you know what?
Speaker 3:we don't have alligators, but yes, we might have a couple that we have to rescue.
Speaker 1:In the sewer and shit From the sewers.
Speaker 3:But I swear we don't have no alligators I promise you it's safe down there.
Speaker 1:I promise you.
Speaker 3:Oh yeah, why don't y'all go down there and live stream it? Oh, they did All right, go ahead. It says camera studies and routine reports. Document gators using or wait yeah oh no, this is in florida.
Speaker 3:Okay, they use the cameras to see that florida did do that um pretty much like new york city's department of like environmental protection says that they have no record of alligators in the new york city sewer system and have no evidence of nest or breeding populations okay they said, if, like a stray juvenile, makes it underground, long-term survival is unlikely is unlikely that same word unlikely yeah same word.
Speaker 3:So winter temperatures, which is true. It does get cold. It does get real cold. The low light and food come on now like food. The rats are everywhere. It's not going to be hard for them to go up a bank and see a rat get the rat or some bull crap, or like the pigeons, there's pigeons everywhere.
Speaker 1:Flying rats.
Speaker 3:Flying rats. I get that they're not good for cold. They're like cold-blooded or whatever, or whatever. You know they're not meant for the cold or whatever.
Speaker 1:But alligators, I mean, I feel like they'll be able to adapt to that situation. Let me think, bro. I feel like there's been another place where there's not supposed to be alligators because of the cold weather, but they found alligators.
Speaker 3:I'm telling you, bro, they learn to adapt and evolve yeah, especially being especially talking about a creature that's lived, since. This is dinosaur. This is dinosaur.
Speaker 1:You're right, this is a dinosaur, bro. I'm talking about, like a fighter, a whole meteor wiped out, oh shit bee stock stop.
Speaker 3:Meteor wiped out a whole entire big chicken, but wouldn't take out the alligator. Would take out the big lizard. Who's got a t-rex lizard? I don't think it's the chickens oh, I'm talking about alligator. Oh, they wouldn't walk by the big, big lizard right, but I don't know, maybe I'm just talking about out my eyes like I said I believe it.
Speaker 3:I mean, I personally feel like I could see that they. There is a possibility that there could be alligators around the sewer system, maybe possibly go in and come out of the source yeah, yeah, that's all.
Speaker 1:For example, like you said, I get it's hot. Okay, I get that but like that's their perfect condition. Yeah, that that's their perfect condition, but, like you were saying, like that they're adapting, they're like it's just evolution pushing itself to the max of like, actually trying to survive there let me check is it hot in the sewer system?
Speaker 3:go ahead, you can keep.
Speaker 1:Uh. No, I just feel like going, going based off, like if you, if you're gonna adapt to a situation that you already in, I feel like the alligator would be the best animal to adapt to the situation, but I'm almost certain that's a place where alligators do see, look, I just asked google.
Speaker 3:I said is it hot in a sewer system? Yes, it can be warm in a sewer system. The wastewater flowing through the pipes is generally warmer there you go, the surrounding ground temperature. Even in winter, this warmth can create a humid environment and cause condensation, which is why you might see steam rising from sewer grates on cold days.
Speaker 1:That's what I'm saying and there's two, I'm saying unlikely see, new york is lying to y'all.
Speaker 3:They are lying to y'all faces.
Speaker 1:Y'all have alligators in y'all sewers.
Speaker 3:You hear Word two.
Speaker 1:Word two there's alligators in y'all sewers. This very moment, as we speak, y'all city is being overwhelmed by alligators in the sewers. Go ahead and give him a ground. The secret alligator association does not want you to know that there's alligators in your sewers this very moment plotting to attack with the Jihad and the Acaida. They do not want you to know.
Speaker 3:And the reptiles.
Speaker 1:The reptilians, the reptile people Hold on the reptile people they're in New York.
Speaker 3:The chairman and council people of New York have reptiles in their who's the mayor of New York?
Speaker 1:oh, you don't know the mayor what's his name Mario or Luigi you gonna tell me he alligator right there. Yeah, jeff, you bro.
Speaker 3:I can tell he sheds.
Speaker 1:I can tell he knows his alligator Right there, that picture right there. I know he knows his alligator's in the sewers and he is debating what he gonna do about it?
Speaker 3:It looks like he'll look you dead in the face and say, nah, I didn't know it.
Speaker 1:He's the type to look at you you bugging, you bugging. Wait until you bugging right now, guys, guys, we have just stumbled upon an iceberg.
Speaker 3:I don't know Y'all, let me know what y'all think. If I mean, yeah, yeah, it was fff, so it's a fear factor fiction, but I mean we really can't rate it yeah we can't rate that one.
Speaker 1:Yeah, we can't rate that. I just feel like it was a good little yeah, it was a good yeah, yeah, I agree with you.
Speaker 3:I agree with you I'll give you that one.
Speaker 1:I mean, we went the creepypasta route and I feel like maybe we could have just threw that in there because it's a cryptid, in a sense yeah, because some people say kind of like the Rat King, that's like its own little thing too, but I thought the Rat King was when rats get their tails tied together and then one survives.
Speaker 3:Is it.
Speaker 1:Yeah, that's.
Speaker 3:Go ahead.
Speaker 1:look at that I got you right here, wait a minute.
Speaker 3:Oh, that's probably like a character from like shit they made, or whatever.
Speaker 1:Oh, like that's an actual.
Speaker 3:Phenomena.
Speaker 1:Yeah, it's like an actual. Yeah, yeah, see, yeah, right here, google, google. A rat king is a group of rats which intertwine tails, essentially forming a giant rat. While some scientists believe they're folklore, others consider them a rare natural phenomenon. Yeah, so it's just like that. They just get tied up.
Speaker 3:Oh, okay.
Speaker 1:There's so many in one small area that they just get just from moving. They just get interlinked oh okay. They'll end up dying because they just can't move. They get tied up and die Okay.
Speaker 3:But I don't know. I don't know. Y'all let me know what y'all think. Y'all let us know if y'all have any facts or if any people from new york if you're listening, have you seen an alligator in the sewers? Next time you're passing over, like the little sewer thing, put your ear right there. Maybe drop your phone down there.
Speaker 1:Live streamers I did hear growl one time when I went by the sewers oh yeah, that's right when you went uh-huh, I did. I did hear a little growl, but it could have been my stomach, I don't know. Could have been, could it could have been, I don't know y'all.
Speaker 3:Let us know what y'all think. Let us know if y'all have any stories or anything like that or any like. Um, like y'all parents said something, your grandpa said, they saw this, or some shit like that. They're lying to y'all. I know it gets cold, but again we just asked google we Google Shed being flush is not cold. That's all we're going to say. That's all we're saying. If it's humid, you have that condensation that reptiles like is that humidity?
Speaker 1:Yeah Right, don't they like humidity. They like heat and humidity. They're cold-blooded yeah.
Speaker 3:Right, that's what they like, so that's essentially a perfect environment for them is it not chat, let's, let's read chat real quick w w, w.
Speaker 1:Why the fuck was?
Speaker 3:I looking why the fuck was I looking yeah, true, prayer hands, prayer hands. Yeah, thank you for the donation.
Speaker 1:Why the fuck I look at you dollar donation I appreciate that yeah, he lost it, y'all he lost it.
Speaker 3:Alright, so that's gonna be the end Of that topic. Let's go ahead and finish it off With the last topic.
Speaker 1:That's a little finisher. That's a little finisher. Alright, next time.
Speaker 3:Oh shit, bow, bow, bow, bow. Let the people know what the last topic is. Y'all Alright?
Speaker 1:bro, this is our Towns that disappeared, people gone. What Towns that let the people know what the last topic is? Y'all all right, bro, this is our towns that disappeared, people gone, what towns that disappeared? Is that what you put?
Speaker 3:no, that is right there's no way a whole town could disappear silly. I was about to say believe it or not?
Speaker 1:believe it or not?
Speaker 3:essentially all right okay so I found a couple.
Speaker 1:I found a couple, but the thing is they didn't disappear like off the map type off the map type, like they were just abandoned and I just found the reason why they were abandoned. Yeah, so you might have these. Uh, if you do just, and I'll cover everything you only have one there's one that's what I did. Oh, okay, okay, because I just got a couple guys okay, that's fine, okay, okay. So I'm going to shoot off my couple.
Speaker 3:No way More than one. That's what I do.
Speaker 1:Is this an ad for a certain? Is this single horny dudes in your area? All right, so you want me to go first, or you just shoot off my my load when you want it, where you want it at, huh, where you want to shoot it at, all right all, right All right guys, let's be, mature here. All right. All right, I got a couple Just off the top type shit and then if it's the one that you got covered, just let me know and then I'll skip that one.
Speaker 3:Mine is the one in Brazil. Fuck, is that the one you have?
Speaker 1:Oh, okay All right, so I'm going to start off easy. Bodie, california, a gold mining boom town that thrived in the late 19th century, with the population reaching up to 10,000 at its peak. According to Sky History TV channel, gold deposits eventually ran out and the population dwindled to zero by 1950. Today, bodie is a California State Historic Park, preserved in a state of arrested decay and considered one of the most famous ghost towns in the American West.
Speaker 3:Was this like during the gold rush.
Speaker 1:That was during the gold rush. Okay, All right.
Speaker 1:Next one I got is Craico, italy, a stunning medieval hilltop town in southern Italy. Craico's population began to decline as early as the 1890s due to poor agricultural conditions. A series of landslides, possibly caused by faulty pipework and excavations, made the town unsafe and residents were evacuated in 1963. Earthquakes further contributed to the town's abandonment and it has since became a popular filming location. The next one is Hashima Island, japan, also known as Gonkunajima. This island, oh, battleship Island. This island was a thriving coal mining facility and, at one point, one of the most densely populated places on earth. When coal resources were depleted in 1974, the island was rapidly abandoned, partially open to tourists in recent years. It's a stark reminder of industrial decline and has been proposed as unESCO World Heritage Site. This one I like a little bit.
Speaker 1:The Ronald Colony oh yeah, one of the first English attempts at establishing a permanent settlement in North America. The Ronald Colonists vanished between 1587 and 1590, leaving behind the only word Croaten, croaten, croaten, carved in the post. The fate of the colonists remains one of America's oldest mysteries. According to historycom, theories include integration with local Native American tribes, being lost at sea or perishing at the hands of tribes or the Spanish. Next one is Caioquia, a large pre-Columbian wait, you said Brazil, or the Spanish. Next one is Cahokia, a large pre-Columbian Wait, you said Brazil, right, okay. A large pre-Columbian city located near modern-day St Louis, missouri. Cahokia was a major center of the Mississippian culture and a thriving metropolis with a population potentially reaching tens of thousands. The city was abandoned by 1400 CE for reasons that remain unknown, though theories include environmental factors, resource depletions, social and political problems and possibly disease. Today, the site is a UNESCO World Heritage Site and a State Historic Site in Illinois, indus Valley Civilization site and a state historic site in illinois.
Speaker 1:Uh in this induced valley civilization, one of the largest ancient civilizations. It flourished in what is now pakistan and india. Cities like uh, cities like mojengodaro, loto do la vida and Calibanga were part of this civilization. It disappeared around 3,000 years ago for reasons unknown, though some theories point to climate change, specifically droughts and famine. Mayan civilization Flourishing in parts of modern-day Central America. The Maya were known for their advanced engineering, mathematics and intricate cities like Tikal, chichen, itza and Copa. They experienced a decline around 1900 CE and, while the exact cause is debated, theories include warfare and climate change that led to famine and abandonment of major urban centers. My final one is Pine Point, canada. This mining town was suddenly abandoned in 1997, with residents leaving behind their homes and belongings. Economic factors led to the closure of the mine, which was the town's primary source of income, causing the sudden exodus. So that's it. For me, that's a whole bunch of.
Speaker 3:I like the. I always like the. Uh, the colony, the lost colony the lost colony run oak. Yeah, that was always a good one to me, because I always liked that I remember learning about in school. And then the fact oh, for real.
Speaker 3:You learned for in school oh shit, we talked about it briefly for a little bit, okay, I don't remember if it was elementary school or I know for sure middle school. We talked about it briefly for a little bit. Okay, I don't remember if it was elementary school, or I know for sure, middle school we talked about it?
Speaker 3:did we? I know for a fact we did. But um, I like the fact that they said like they went missing or they were gone. Then when they finally got there, like you said, there was like the word carved in the tree and then the theory was that they that there was like some natives that had like blue eyes or some crap like that oh, it was what some people said, or some crap like that, like it was something like that, like, oh shit, I can't remember completely I was gonna say we may have to cover, cover that with just, we'll cover that on the next episode.
Speaker 3:Yeah, just more death, yeah, yeah maybe, maybe, maybe, all right, so this is the one I got. This is is Legend of Jouer Verde, brazil's Vanishing City Town. Sorry, all right. They say this happened on February 5th 1923, deep in the Brazilian jungle. The remote town of Jouer Verde was home to around 600 people, mostly farmers, laborers, living far from the nearest major settlement. Life there was quiet, the kind of place where strangers were rare and where travel slowly.
Speaker 3:So that morning a group of Brazilian soldiers were reportedly passing through the area on patrol. They expected the usual warm welcome from the townsfolk, people stepping out into the streets, children running to watch the soldiers march by, but instead the streets were empty. Oh, it was me. Get myself a key. Oh, it was in Brazil. Was it Brazilian? What did they say? Get yourself a key, tota, you listening? Is he Brazilian, right? Yeah, yeah, okay, I'll play. I'll play, all right. Um, that morning, a group of brazilian soldiers. Oh no, I already said that. Oh yeah, the town was empty. So at first the soldiers thought that the townspeople were hiding maybe a wild animal or raiders had scared them indoors. But as they begun to search, begin to search, they noticed something unsettling. Houses were open, doors swinging in the breeze, food sat on tables, halfy and clothes hung on lines still wet from washing and some homes fires burned low as if someone had stepped away minutes ago.
Speaker 3:No one was there, not a single living soul, not even animals. The silent was so complete that the soldiers claimed they could hear the wind moving through the empty alleys. When they searched the schoolhouse, the strangeness deepened. Inside, the desk sat nest. The desks sat neatly in rows, books open to half-finished lessons on the blackboard and large white chalk letters. Someone had written there is no salvation.
Speaker 1:Oh, fuck, okay, okay.
Speaker 3:So they like, looked around in a corner and they found a recently fired gun, still warm to the touch. So, despite searching the surrounding forest for miles, they found no footprints leading away, no signs of struggle, no graze. It was as if all 600 residents had simply ceased to exist in an instant fuck I should.
Speaker 1:I should have done some shit like this right, that's pretty crazy okay okay.
Speaker 3:So the soldiers reported the incident to their superiors, but, as the legend goes, the brazilian government quickly classified all records. Some say the military wanted to keep whatever happened there a secret. Others believe the soldiers themselves were warned never to speak of it again. So, according to some theories, people are saying it could have been like a mass alien abduction, one because it's in a remote area in the jungle. So how often do right or how like um how will.
Speaker 1:Other people would see it how kept up with our people, with them like natives of the area or whatever. You know what I'm saying.
Speaker 3:Yeah, I see what you're saying because they said that, um, just like, because the lack of bodies. And then the eerie final message no footprints, people were saying like yeah, no footprints, no nothing. So how would a bunch? Of people just suddenly disappear. So but like one of the theories was like aliens literally just came, took them all, took them all took them away the grand rapture the grand rapture um another theory was like a time slip or a dimensional riff okay so perhaps the entire town fell into another reality or time period.
Speaker 3:Okay, which is kind of crazy, because have we covered?
Speaker 1:we have, we'll cover. Time slips on the next episode so we'll do it.
Speaker 3:Y'all look forward to time slips and the lost colony and then fear fact fiction. We'll figure something out, but um, that that's that's pretty crazy. Right there they also have like governmental experiments that had gone wrong, maybe like chemical weapons, sonic warfare or secret research that erased the population, maybe okay, oh shit, okay, okay.
Speaker 1:That's what some of the things um mass suicide, cult activity.
Speaker 3:I mean, the chalkboard phrase could have been like a farewell, even though there was like no bodies that were ever found just what they're saying, like there is no salvation. That does sound a bit culty. Um, some people say that the land was once home to a massacre and that the spirits finally took revenge.
Speaker 1:Okay, the other ones. I'm more of an alien. I'm still on that one. That was that for me.
Speaker 3:That's Call me crazy Snowball, yeah call me crazy, too, call me crazy but I'm more with the no footsteps Recently shotgun.
Speaker 1:All the clothes still wet Like yeah call me crazy too. Call me crazy, but I'm on with no footsteps Recently shotgun. All the clothes still wet. People were still living their life.
Speaker 3:Books were still open.
Speaker 1:Up to a couple minutes ago they were still living their life. So a whole town like that. You're going to see some evidence of them going somewhere. So, I'm more of the alien. I'm more of the alien. The great rapture's.
Speaker 3:That's what I'm at right now something strange yeah, I believe in really chemical warfare or anything like that so in some versions they claim that the town was later burned to the ground by authorities to erase the problem so others say that oer verde still stands, but deep in the jungle. But it's cursed and no one, and anyone who spends a night there never comes back. It's pretty much like an urban legend or urban town?
Speaker 1:some paranormal shit. That's some paranormal shit.
Speaker 3:Okay, the type of shit where it's like it's a rainy day you see, a town with a little light, you get there and then you wake up. The town was never there, type shit, type shit, um, but um, they said that, like a group of explorers supposedly camped near the ruins of the town and when their friends came to find them, their camp was still there, tents, pitched, food, still warm, but they were gone just like then they got kidnapped too, but they disappeared too but I know that they said that um, what was it?
Speaker 3:they said there's like no evidence about it, though, like they said that, what should we? Like there's no actual like documentation of it happened okay but then again that's like people saying, like the government could be hiding this and just like hiding it from the people, like it's a cover-up type type shit okay. And then other people are saying it's not true because of the name itself, like aware uh-huh verde doesn't fit brazilian fate name like oh, yeah, yeah, yeah because verde is portuguese for green yeah, or spanish for green or whatever.
Speaker 3:But aware isn't portuguese, it's dutch slang and there's no record of a brazilian town by that name. But okay again, the government does strange things. Yeah, it's not uncommon for the government to try and hide something like that.
Speaker 1:Definitely not uncommon. Definitely not uncommon.
Speaker 3:Notice the one. That's pretty much it. And then there's no eyewitness accounts. But then again you can't really expect eyewitness accounts of everybody from the town disappearing and only that.
Speaker 1:But if everybody that found it was for the government.
Speaker 3:So what else was there? There was something else about it. Um, hold on, give me a sec, give me a sec I like that.
Speaker 1:I like that. All right, we're gonna pause it right now, just playing hold on, hold on, hold on.
Speaker 3:Uh, that's pretty much it. That's sorry, I thought I had something else. Editor. Yeah, that's pretty much it. Now, I thought there was like other stuff about it, but no, that's. That's pretty much the whole thing.
Speaker 3:But like, like you said, it's well, like, like I'm saying, like it's not. I mean, it's not uncommon for the government to try and hide stuff, especially when it comes to like alien stuff, because I know a lot of people stuff like believe, like well, not believe. But according to reports, accounts um of people that actually encounter alien stuff, the government's. You're literally boom right there within it's like the incident happened and boom, the government wasn't this.
Speaker 1:You know it's all wrong. You know, I don't know.
Speaker 3:We, the men in black, show up so it's not uncommon for something like that to happen, and there's actually an incident that happened where, uh, somewhere in south america I think, where they were like the south america had to use the military and they were like hunting down chupacabras, oh shit. And they, they said they captured some, but then as soon as they captured some, the US government literally showed up, took the Chupacabras and then dipped out.
Speaker 3:According, to some reports or some people, some accounts that people may have had, but the fact that if it's true, like they found the Chupacabras, then the government instantly shows up. Or like the Roswell incident, with the aliens crashing down and then boom, the government shows up. Or like the roswell incident, with the aliens crashing down and then boom, the government shows up. Literally, yeah, seconds or moments later, maybe like a couple hours later.
Speaker 3:But the fact that the government's so quick to be there, and, like they know, they know where to be or they might have gotten pressure from the us government to say hey, you know okay, say like get rid of all this this, this town never existed. Take it out your Didn't you say they burned it. They said that the government burned it to get rid of the town to make it look like it never existed. I don't know, though. I don't know Y'all. Let me know what y'all think I mean the government.
Speaker 1:You really can't trust the government.
Speaker 3:You can't believe your government, man. You can't believe the government really, man. Where's my 10-foot hat.
Speaker 1:You can't, you can't.
Speaker 3:They're listening to us right now. What happened? Close the blinds, close the windows, get under the couch, shut the door, shut the door, hold your breath.
Speaker 1:Hold your breath for 30 seconds.
Speaker 3:And then bang your head, and then bang your head.
Speaker 1:That's the only way the government can't get in your head no, don't do that.
Speaker 3:No, don't do that, do it.
Speaker 1:Here I cost the cove You're out of here.
Speaker 3:First, we're just joking, y'all. It's all jokes, but y because it's like, even though it might not be true, just the fact that there's some story like that out there, it's pretty fascinating to me, in my opinion no, it is oh, what'd you say?
Speaker 1:I agree with it, but I like it. Like I said, but I should have done something like that, like I like the fact that there's a possibility that these people could have been taken by.
Speaker 3:A whole town.
Speaker 1:A whole town could have been taken by.
Speaker 3:I mean the last colony. It was a whole freaking colony that got lost. All y'all had to do was stay still build a little civilization right there on the coast. That's all y'all had to do. What y'all do, get lost.
Speaker 1:Personally.
Speaker 3:I couldn't put the address in GPS.
Speaker 1:I couldn't do that personally me. I couldn't put the address in gps, I couldn't do that silly geese. So the geese, but I mean there's, I mean I don't need that. But okay, this was a old civilization but it was just like people that was, uh, people that was, you know, just out there in the wilderness native to the area native to the area you know how would these people get lost or not?
Speaker 1:You know, it just doesn't make sense. And there has been reports where aliens had contacted ancient civilizations before. You can see it in their work, you can see it in the pictures that they carve in.
Speaker 1:You can see it, there's a connection there. There's a connection there. There's a connection there, and like what you're saying, with the government showing up and knowing, like how do they know that there's something going on at the other side of the world, or like somewhere in the country, how do they know that you came in contact with alien life? And they just show up, they're there to shut you up, you know, to explain it away, take away your evidence, stuff like that. So it it doesn't surprise me if you know the government knew this happened and just to get people to stop looking into it, they just decided, like to say it's all a lie it's all a lie, yeah I don't know, I don't know, y'all let us know.
Speaker 3:But then again, like it was the soldiers that saw this according to the story, not report to the story but then again, like we said, like the military would tell its people, like don't talk about this. Like yo, if you don't want something to happen to your family, don't mention it.
Speaker 1:Yeah, they've done that before. It's it's not. It's not. It's not a new tactic. It's not new. At this point, it's not even secret to anybody that what they do, what they really to do, to to keep information from being out there for being.
Speaker 3:Yeah stuff like that yeah but I don't know. Y'all let us know what y'all think. Like I said we, if we missed anything, y'all messages on cosmic cove at k-o-s-m-I-C, underscore C-O-V-E on Instagram and on TikTok. I guess we're going to wrap up this episode. Did you have anything else you had to say?
Speaker 1:No, that was all I know, too Okay.
Speaker 3:But yeah, we're going to go ahead and wrap it up. Quick shout out to my girlfriend Thank you so much for always listening, you know. Thank you so much for always supporting me. I support me. Um, I know times is gonna get tough now and even in the future, but I appreciate the patience you have and that you're willing to like.
Speaker 1:Uh, just let me cook just let me cook.
Speaker 3:I promise it's all gonna be worth it at the end. I promise, all right, just let me cook. I know it's gonna be a little tough.
Speaker 3:Like I said, I may be stressed, I may be irritated I may be tired, but it's all gonna be worth it in the end. I promise I hope so. If not, I'm gonna crash out on tiktok, no, but um, thank you so much for always supporting me. Shout out to my cousin, pepe, you know, thank you so much for always supporting me too. Thank you for always checking up on me. Thank you for always just for just like being someone that I could just talk to, even if it's just like I could have a stressful day, and he'll just call me and then I'll just like chill, you know, just relax, like just telling what's going on, yeah, just talk and, uh, just just pretty much be on the phone, just like talk or or whatever.
Speaker 3:It's always nice to talk to someone. It don't have to be about life or anything. It just be like us bullshitting or whatever, just make cracking jokes and everything, but it is nice. So shout out to you, pepe, but also shout out to all the people who stay tuning in. Thank you so much for listening to us, thank you so much for always coming back, even though sometimes we might be a little off topic or the notes might not be the best. But don't blame me, blame my free, blame Google.
Speaker 1:Blame Google, blame Google for not doing all these notes for me, for not answering For me. How, though, precisely ask these questions?
Speaker 3:Right, I guess a hard thing. Come on now.
Speaker 1:Come on now Google. Come on now Google. Come on now Google AI.
Speaker 3:Come on now. Come on now, google AI.
Speaker 1:Come on now, but um, they could be typing all these words and shit Just come on now. What do you mean?
Speaker 3:I have to watch five videos that are two hours long and read five different forms. I only got one hour to do my notes while I'm driving down there. But yeah, thank y'all so much for tuning in. You know, we only hope to hopefully make the content better for y'all. I know I haven't posted on YouTube, but we'll get there.
Speaker 1:You're the only cow bro. You're the only cow bro.
Speaker 3:That's where you get the bag. Though that's what they say, I need to be more into it. I'm sorry y'all.
Speaker 1:They're going to censor us over there.
Speaker 3:I haven't even got no editing offers. Nobody's been messaging Come on now, come on. Y'all must not care about free, huh. So everybody wants to work for a price nowadays. Huh, everybody want money now. It ain't about the money. What happened to the good old work?
Speaker 1:hard and be rewarded. It's about working 30 years for free and reaping the rewards in the future. See, y'all think about the future. Everybody want it now. Right, everybody want it now. Everybody want it now.
Speaker 3:Come on, man, we do offer a welcome package, maybe like a Slim Jim Arizona.
Speaker 1:Fucking Arizona, too much bro.
Speaker 3:And a pat on the back.
Speaker 1:Tom Bowen, you got this.
Speaker 3:No, but yeah, like I said, thank you to everybody that tunes in. I really appreciate all the TikTok love, all the love that we get on Facebook or that I get on Facebook because I be using my personal account. Oh, you be using your personal account. Wild huh Ty using my personal account.
Speaker 1:Oh, you be using your personal account Wild huh Ty, your personal account, Personal Facebook account.
Speaker 3:Again, like I said, be sure to rate the show. Give us five stars. Wherever you're listening to us from, be sure to rate us. Leave us a review, send us a message, follow us on TikTok, on Instagram, at KOSMIC underscore C-O-V-E and K-O-S-M-I-C, space C-O-V-E on YouTube. But that's pretty much it for me.
Speaker 1:I just want to give a shout out to my brothers Sammy Jeroney, just for just listening laughing, listening laughing. Enjoy the, enjoying the shenanigans the shenanigans, really, because that's all I'm here for. Really I'm just here to just spread a little laughter, just make y'all say, oh my god, I can't believe he said that, and really that's, that's all I can offer really right.
Speaker 3:I just be saying a bunch of stuff that be, uh, that could later that could later get me during the trial.
Speaker 1:You know that. You know that. That's really just you know. You know, you know that's. Where else are you going to see a rap with Jazzy All?
Speaker 3:right, but that's that's. That's going to wrap up with this episode. We're going to see you on the next one, so later Peace.
