Episode 46: All Trey's Exes

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Welcome to the tree house, the
place where you can leave your worries outside

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and come inside the tree house and
enjoy yourself, even if just for a

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little bit, like if you're having
trouble internetting, which is apparently the hell

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that Raj Sharma is currently in.
He is in so deep an internet hell

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he cannot figure out how to sign
into the show to do the show because

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he keeps depending on Jankie hotel WiFi. We got to get him one of

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those Internet cubes trick. Yeah.
Do we even know where he is?

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I don't know, so at this
point, I'm just going to envision Raj

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as being stuck in a van down
by the river next to Chris Farley's corpse.

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I clearly think he's not in a
major metropolitan area because I can't imagine

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in this day and age you would
have much of a problem with Wi Fi.

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You wouldn't think. But he has
found a way. Yeah, is

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this and I have to ask myself
this question now that I have reached a

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certain age technology or is an age? Let's be honest, Tray, there's

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a third There's a third thing in
there that you're not mentioning. What intelligence.

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It was very sweet of you not
to bring it up, but I

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feel like I feel like it's my
duty to bring up those issues. Well,

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I don't like to infer them,
you know, telling myself I'm a

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dumb ass. I know it already. You don't want to necessarily project that

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onto other people, right, And
here's the thing. We're all we're all

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pretty smart guys. We have moments
of stupidity on right now. You know,

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you know you're admitting to yours.
I freely admit to mine. And

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uh, we're trying to figure out
what Raja's level is. But if he

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can jump on, he will.
If not, then you know it's it's

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still still a treehouse magic, which
is what it is. The sad thing

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is that he's gonna miss out because
I have some good stuff today. Trade.

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Do you know where Sillsby, Texas
is? I want to say it's

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down by Euston. That that actually
is correct, so I was able to

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learn I actually okay, I want
to say still Texas is where Eric Dickerson

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is from. Well look it up, Tray, don't leave me hanging.

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I'm genuinely curious now because up until
just a you know, a couple of

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days ago, I had never heard
of Silsby, Texas. And the reason

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why I now know of Silsby,
Texas is because a very very strange animal

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attacks story occurred there recently. Sorry, Eric Dickerson is from Seeley, Texas.

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Were you Seeley? Silsby's Okay,
so I guess words sound wise it

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might be close, but I wonder
if it's even in the same vicinity of

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Texas as Silsby. Alright, let
me see if I can see where Sillsby

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is. Are you busting out your
old man spectacles? Yep, So Sillsby,

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Texas is sort of due east of
Houston. You know how, like

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all the weird stuff happens typically in
Florida. Yes, other states will try

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to compete, and they always fall
short. Because Florida is just is the

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absolute epitome of where crazy and stupid
goes to live and die. They own

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it and this is a great example
of that. Now, this is not

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any individual's fault. This is one
of those just random stories that I'm still

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kind of stunned by it, and
because it's so random and so odd,

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it has me questioning the authenticity of
it. This is actually from our friends

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at w FAA who lifted it from
one of their affiliates, and I think

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Houston. Tell me if you've ever
heard of a scenario like this, as

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sealsby woman says she feels lucky to
be alive after she was attacked by a

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snake and a hawk. Peggy Jones
was mowing the grass of her property when

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a snake fell from the sky.
Good evening, everyone, I'm Brenda Mattuti.

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As a snake gripped her arm,
Jones says, a hawk swooped down

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and started viciously attacking her. So
I'm as a porta. Gloria Walker spoke

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with Jones tonight, Gloria, this
wild animal attack really came out of nowhere,

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That's right, Brenda. Peggy Jones
says this can only be described as

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a freak incident, and now she
always keeps a vigil an eye on the

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sky. Scary, very traumatic.
Mowing the lawn is something Peggy Jones does

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on a regular basis, but in
late July, when she reached the middle

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of the property, she says she
got a surprise no one could be prepared

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for. A snake dropped from the
sky. He wrapped his self around me.

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As I was slinging my arm and
wouldn't come off. And as this

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is going on, there's a hawk
coming down trying to get him. And

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as I'm trying to sling the snake
off, the snake is striking me in

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my eyes. He struck in her
face. SA the snake started coiling around

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her arm tightly, leaving her bruised, only to be met by a hawk

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who was coming to retrieve its lunch. It was a full on battle between

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the three of them. Peggy was
fighting for her life. About the first

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time, the hawk got the snake
and carried it away, and I looked

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down and I was covered in blood. We decided to blur these photos based

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on the severity Peggy's wounds. Peggy's
husband rushed her to the emergency room,

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where doctors say the snake didn't get
a chance to bite her. I have

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cuts and scratches and punctures covering my
arm. I have severe bruising on my

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arm, and I'm still I still
have open wounds. While Peggy is still

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recovering, she says she is thankful
for community support ever since she shared her

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story. I'd like to thank everyone. I haven't got to comment back on

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all of them. It just got
overwhelming I'm sorry. I would like to

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thank everyone for all the prayers it
concerns. It's been a overwhelming experience and

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I just thankful that up alive.
Okay, so here we have the scenario.

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Let me recap this briefly. In
Sillsby, Texas, a lovely old

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lady is out mowing the lawn and
while she's mowing, the lawn falls from

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the sky lands on her and starts
to coil itself around her arm. And

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almost immediately after this snake lands upon
her. The hawk that was supposedly carrying

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the snake comes down to retrieve its
lunch and in the process attacks the woman,

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and the snake is attacking the woman
as well. And now it's sort

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of like she's caught in the middle. And I have questions. I have

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so many questions, Torey. The
first of which is why is her husband

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not the one mowing the lawn?
There's that there. I mean, I'm

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just trying to put myself in mentally
there of going You're out mowing the lawn,

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it's Texas, it's hot, it's
miserable to begin with, and all

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of a sudden you look at your
like there's a snake biting you know,

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just fell from the sky wrapped around
your arms, and you're looking up and

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going, God, what have I
done? Why have you forsaken me?

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This? What is the this is
the worst thing? Oh crap? Yeah.

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Right, as she looks up for
an answer, for an answer from

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God is when the hawk comes down
and smacks her in the face with its

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talents. I mean, if there
is ever a woman who there was a

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story five years from now that said, Yo, she's afraid to leave the

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house, I can understand why.
Yeah. So my second question with this

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scenario is how do you not have
a ring camera so we can all see

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this? You're running back and forth
in the in the yard with a hawk

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on your head and a snake on
your arm as you're waving it around like

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some sort of freakish gauntlet. Put
a GoPro on the moor. God,

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you know talking be able to retire
with that video. Yeah, It's like

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at this point she needs to do
yardwork. Whenever she does yardwork, she

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needs to make sure she has a
bodycam like a police officer on man.

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Maybe some kevlar and a helmet.
Apparently, so the questions I had were

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wise. The husband not mowing the
lawn because even though it's a twenty first

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century, and because the husband knows
that stuff drops from the sky and it

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sells me. Oh, I didn't
think about that. Maybe this is maybe

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this has come up and for her, maybe the last time her husband mowed

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the lawn, a snake fell from
the sky and a snake came down to

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get it and attacked him, and
she didn't believe him, and he said,

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fine, you get your ass out
out there and mow the lawn.

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And then this happens and she walks
inside covered in blood and feathers, and

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he says, I told you so. Yep. Yeah. He even bought

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her that fancy riding lawnmower. Just
right. That's not that wasn't a fancy

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lawnmower. That's an attack magnet.
It's an East Texas attack magnet. Yeah

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that's good. I mean, I
you're riding along, you're mowing your yard.

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You're just in your own zone.
I mean, a snake dropping from

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the sky that would be alone,
just enough to just soil yourself and end

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it all. You have to question
what have I done to deserve this?

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Is this the rapture? And did
the Bible lie to me about the rapture,

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because my interpretation of the biblical rapture
was you dying more like a Jedi.

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You just disappear in your clothes,
stay in a pile, or this

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is how Satan's draft. You're like, oh, oh, first team,

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Satan's draft and being drafted in the
first round when a snake falls on your

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head while mowing the lawn in East
Texas. Honestly, if you really did

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you ever see Little Nikki, the
Adam Sandler movie where he plays the son

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of the Devil, I'm going to
say I believe I did, but it

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was so long ago. I remember
very little of it, and I remember

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not liking it. Well, there's
there's at the end, there's you know,

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a deal of yeah, and Henry
Winkler comes out the fawns and they're

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like, hey, this is the
lovable Henry Winkler attacked by a swarm of

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bees. And it really does sound
like an end of an Adam Saidler movie.

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There's the lovely Henry Winkler attacked by
a snake from the sky with a

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chase. Again. Yeah, the
like when you read about the you know,

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the end of days and everything in
the Bible. You know, it

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tells you like all the plagues that
are going to happen. You know,

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it's the locusts and the frogs and
the whatevers, and and and then all

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of a sudden, nature, Mother
Nature seems to have a little more of

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a creative street kinner or Satan,
whatever it is, I don't know.

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But whoever's making snakes drop from the
sky, I too would question many,

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many things about about my life,
and definitely about my faith. But it

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did offer up the opportunity trade for
me to learn about a town in Texas

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I had never heard about. And
I like learning new things in general,

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but I especially like learning new things
about random towns in our great nation.

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And even you know, uh sort
of bonus points if that random town is

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in Texas. So, before this
snake story happened, I had never heard

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of Silsby, Texas. So I
looked at it on a map, did

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a little research, and I see
that it's you know, it's east of

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it's east of Houston. It's just
north of Beaumont. Hey, I know

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some of the lives in Beaumont right
now, not willingly anyone know if anyone

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willingly lives in Beaumont, no matter
which side of the walls you're on.

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Yeah, uh so, Sillsby,
Texas. It's in Hardin County, twenty

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one miles north of Beaumont, population
six thousand, nine hundred thirty five according

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to the twenty twenty census. It
is it is part of the Beaumont Port

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too loosely as a term. Yeah, it's like Beaumont Port author Port Arthur

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metro area. If you've ever been
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Beaumont. And and keep in mind
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so you know, it's really not
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there's a little town to the west
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he would have some knowledge on,
and that town seems to be called Kuntz,

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Texas. Can I have a spelling
please, sir, you can,

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but it's funnier if I don't spell
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Trey has dated many and women from
Kuntz, Texas, while also keeping

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in mind when interviewed those same women
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Trey was from Koot's Texas. Yeah, apparently the roads to Kount's Texas are

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are two way trade. I feel
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that one. I feel like we
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asks that would be a fun road
trip game. And so what what else

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did you find out about Koot's Texas? Well? I was originally researching Sillsby,

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and once I saw Koont's Texas near
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and then I stopped researching altogether.
I would be like, well, okay,

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yeah, it's I'm now I'm now
totally distracted on where all of Tree's

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ex girlfriends come from. How big
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would think? Oh man, I
feel like moments like these we need parental

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supervision. Yeah, we really do. The unfortunate thing is I don't want

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my mom around when I'm telling my
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again, if I if I'm not
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I did a little show, like
a little little city research, and that

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was interesting. So I found Koont's
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need to get shirts made for for
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I need to drive down there and
go, I'm just taking you home,

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baby. I wonder if that's what
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because the story was that when they
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think somewhere in Temple, Texas,
and he basically stopped the car as they

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were driving back from Austin back to
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and he left her at the I
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Maybe he was actually on his way
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he had he couldn't even make it. He's like, you're you're you're done

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here, You're getting out at the
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That's one of those great stories about
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that I have not heard, because
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these great stories. You know,
whether it's the White House days back in

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the early nineties when you know the
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the Cowboys were a dynasty. You
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and seventies of Cowboys winning a couple
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know, Stabok and Lily and all
those great Randy White, all those great

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legendary names, and out of that
you get the great stories like Roger Staubach

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and Drew Pearson creating what everyone now
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we also get those behind the scenes, Like we get those behind the scenes

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stories like the Hill Mary or Nate
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of getting caught for it. Those
behind the scenes stories. I want to

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know about the behind the scenes story
of Tony Romo dumping Jessica Simpson on the

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side of thirty five. Yeah,
that's I just I want to hear about,

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like the five minutes of audio in
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because I mean, it's one thing
for me or someone else to get

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to that point. But if you're
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of the Dallas Cowboys, you are
it's such a high profile spot and you're

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dating someone who potentially hasn't even higher
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the options and it is so bad
that you can't wait to get her home

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the coots. You just gotta just
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had dash cam. I wish Tony
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so we could hear the argument between
him and Jessica Simpson. He eventually just

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says get out, get out,
get out, get out, or she

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says I'm so mad, I'm getting
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yeah, oh yeah, what are
if? What if they're going driving

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up thirty five. She's trying to
open the door. You know what,

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I don't think it's as me playing
Tony Roma here. It's like, hey

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baby, I don't think it's safe
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So I'm gonna make sure I give
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throw you on top of these pancakes
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Temple. Oh. So I want
to know. I want to watch the

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thirty for thirty on the Tony Romo
Jessica Simpson breakup. That's a documentary I

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want to see. Yeah, that
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every male female we've all been in
the car with a significant other where you

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just you want to get away,
like one way or the other, either

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you can jump out or they jump
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point, I mean, that's that
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fight. I've always been I've always
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epic car fight. Stereotypically, you
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the passenger seat. You get into
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starts opening the door saying let me
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I don't want to be in the
car with you anymore. And you think

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to yourself, for the briefest of
moments, what if instead of letting her

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get out of the car, I
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I've got a driverless vehicle with an
extremely mad significant other and I've just done

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a stuntman roll out of the driver's
side door. Is that is that?

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Is that one upsmanship taken too far? Saying it's like you know what,

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no, no, no, no, you don't get to get out of

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the car. I want out of
the car so much so I don't even

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want to drive anymore, especially if
she was bitching about his driving. Then

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it makes it all the funnier like
my driving. You drive, see if

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you can hop over this console and
you were, you were, Jesus,

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better take the wheel, but watch
out for what things may fall from the

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sky. You'll listening to the Treehouse. Visit us online that Treehouse on air

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dot com. Time now to welcome
into the Treehouse. Daniel Cook from Cook

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DFW Roofing and Restoration. The phone
number that you can use to get that

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free roof inspection is eight three three
Cook DFW. The website cook dfw dot

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com. So, Daniel, I
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That means you're on roofs a lot
in this heat. Ever had anybody

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call you because they're roof melted?
Dan, Not exactly, but pretty close.

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We've been on some roofs that you
would not leave how much the shingles

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have cracked and separated and started to
literally disintegrate on some of these homes.

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And it's scary because a lot of
people had no idea that actually heat can

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ruin your roof. Just like you
know, everybody's always panicking about hail and

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wind, but the sun and the
heat that we get here in North Texas

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is damaging very much to our roofs, and so even if you do not

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think you have damage, you need
to get your roof inspected annually. And

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that was one of the biggest reasons. Why is the heat that we have

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here. Nothing can sustain it long
term. So you gotta protect your home

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and do yourself a favor. Call
us out. We love to check it.

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If you have these type of damages, we can at least alert you

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to them before they get worse.
And that's why it's such a great thing

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that cook DFW Roofing and Restoration offers
that free roof inspection. Like Daniel said,

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they'll come out take a look and
not cost you anything to do so,

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so give them a call eight three
three cook DFW. That's eight three

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three cook dfw, or that website
cook dfw dot com is a sunline,

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that treehouse flare dot com. Let's
get Jacqueline from brooks Plum into the treehouse

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now their phone number two one four
three six eight thirty eight thirty eight.

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The websitebrooks Plumbing Texas dot com.
The other day we were discussing Oliver,

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who's your journeyman plumbers? And I
think most people don't understand what that means.

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They hear journeyman that they think you're
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The company is almost like a freelance. But that's not the case, right,

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No. I mean, if you
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any trade, especially if it's a
license trade, the first thing you should

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do is find the governing department.
We're governed by the Texas State Board of

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Plumbing Examiners, which is a department
of the Texas government, and you have

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to have a certain amount of hours
in the field hands on experience to qualify,

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to go to state to take the
test to essentially level up. It's

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kind of like catching a mushroom or
a star and I'm playing Mario. To

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become a licensed plumber, I've said
this before, you actually have to have

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more time in the field to test
than you do to become a commercial airline

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pilot. And a lot of plumbers
just kind of get stuck. They'll fill

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out the apprentice card and they'll never
apply to go test anywhere. They'll never

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they'll never move up. A journeyman
plumber is the sweet spot because a lot

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of people are nervous about working with
the master plumber because they're nervous that they're

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going to overpay. But every plumbing
company in the state of Texas has to

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have a responsible master plumber to be
operational. So if you don't see what

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I call an M number on the
truck, it's going to be M and

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then some series of numbers either four
or five. That means that they're they're

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not licensed. And so you should
be weary of somebody's truck who pulls up

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to your house that doesn't have an
M number on it. Jacqueline will teach

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me and you anything and everything about
plumbing given the opportunity. And this is

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why I love having her in the
treehouse, because I like knowing things and

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I like to make sure that I'm
not being taken advantage of or I'm not

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having the wrong person or the wrong
company into my home. And that's why

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we brought him in here in the
treehouse. Give him a call two one,

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four, three six eight thirty eight
thirty eight or Brooks Plumbing Texas dot

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com. You're in book treehouse,
visit us online a treehouse dot com.

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Welcome back into the tree House.
This segment brought to you by Brooks Plumbing

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their phone number two one four three
six eight thirty eight thirty eight. That's

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two one four three six eight thirty
eight thirty eight. The website Brooks Plumbing

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Texas dot com. They recently came
to my house in Texas to take care

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of a pretty bad leak we had
underneath the house. They had that thing

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fixed in under thirty six hours,
which contributed to getting rid of the roaches

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that were coming up and terrifying my
wife. So thank you, thank you

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very much to Brooks Plumbing wife,
which then terrorizes you. That absolutely it

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does when the roaches terrorized Terra and
then Terra terrorizes me to go terrorize the

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roaches and ruins my night. Yeah, that is a vicious circle. It's

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a vicious, vicious circle one that
Uh, I did consider fire to end

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it all, but thanks to Brooks
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Speaking of routes, just just tell
hey, you just sent her out

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and go, hey, you go
mo. I think the funniest thing about

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that, Trey is uh, is
you thinking I would tell my wife what

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to do? No, it's funny
for us to say I know him will

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because I wouldn't do it either.
No, definitely not keep me you think

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that hawk and the snake had it
out for that old lady in Silsby,

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Texas. You have not seen my
wife? You tell her what to do

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once? Yeah, that that lady
just had some scratch marks. Yeah,

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you're gonna come back from Tara with
dent. You're gonna look like you went

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through a hail storm. All right. So if you're wondering, hey,

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what in a rage, Well,
if you miss it somehow, arrage was

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having audio or not audio. He's
having technical difficulties. But Trey, I

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think you found a very solid solution
for him. Yes, yes, evidently

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he's in Basstrip, Texas. So
I looked it up. I sent him

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the link to the best Buy and
Basstrip and I said, go buy an

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Ethernet chord so you can hard wire
yourself in. That's right, just a

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nice chord. Because even I've got
that I'm on an island in the middle

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of the Caribbean, and I did
a speed test before the show, and

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I've got like a hundred something download
and twenty something up using a wire.

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of the Caribbean, Basstrip has to
have at least the same speeds. Yes,

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you would think so, you would
think minute just outside of Austin.

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I'm pretty sure they got some decent
internet in Bastrup. Before we before we

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exit the treehouse today, though,
there was something I wanted to share with

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you, Trey, and that was
last night. Tara and I were on

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St. John for a wedding and
as we were coming back across the bay

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it's Pillsbury Sound between Saint Thomas and
Saint John. As we're on the people

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ferry coming back from Saint John over
to Saint Thomas. We at night like

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to go on top of the ferry
where it's sitting on top. It's like

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a convertible boat, right, or
it's not a convert you're just sitting on

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top. So we're sitting on top
of the ferry last night looking up at

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the stars because it's like eight o'clock, nine o'clock and it's dark here at

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that time. In Texas it's still
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in the rest of the world it's
more normal stuff. So we're looking up

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at the sky. I can see
Scorpio off to my left, to the

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southern sky. Looked to the right, I see a shooting star and then

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all of a sudden, I see
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it incrementally, and as you see,

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their finger or start to point up
at the sky and everyone immediately starts

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thinking the same thing. Aliens and
then Terrace seas and she asked, She's

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like, do you see those?
Like, yeah, I see those.

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She's like, what are those?
What are those? And I think I

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think those are the Starlink satellites.
Okay, I'm pretty sure those are the

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Starlink satellites. And which are which
are so the Starlink satellites the company owned

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by Elon Musk and so I did
a quick research to see if that was

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in fact the case, and I
am glad to report that Fox four,

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our friends at Fox four actually had
a story recently where it said, yes,

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the positioning is such that you'll be
able to look up into the night

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sky and see the Starlink satellites crossing
overhead. And they even gave a breakdown

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of what times you'd be able to
see them on different days. Okay,

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okay, So it seems like it
was confirmed. We look up into the

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night sky. They're Starlink satellites.
They're not UFOs. But this was the

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interesting part about them. Have you
ever seen a regular satellite crossed the night

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sky? I mean, I assume
so, so you can usually you can

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usually see a satellite crossing the night
sky. It looks similar to the International

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Space Station. If you've ever seen
that cross it'll basically start whatever wherever you

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see it, it'll keep crossing over
the Earth and it just continues until it's

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out of sight because of an obstruction
or the horizon. Right. Well,

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last night, as we're watching the
Starlink satellites, they didn't cross behind an

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obstacle tour. We couldn't see them. They didn't cross over the horizon to

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where they disappear. Instead, about
halfway across the night sky, those satellites

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disappeared as almost as if they went
behind something, but there was nothing there.

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So then I started thinking, oh, yeah, what if that's a

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space ship that's blocking the view.
Or is it possible that Elon Musk has

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figured out cloaking technology and has deployed
it with his satellites in space? I

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mean, I guess it's possible.
Why Why would he want to cloak his

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satellite. Maybe he doesn't want visiting
species to see them and steal the technology.

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I don't know. We'd have to
get him on the show and ask

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him. But like satellites are like
pink flamingos in their yard and he's trying

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to make him look better. It
could be he's trying to dress up the

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Earth or a little bit or something. But the other thing we're inviting.

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But the thing I worry about with
if Elon Musk does in fact have this

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vanishing technology that he's using on his
satellites in space so we don't see them

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on Earth, is the problem with
great technology and great power comes responsibility.

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And I'm afraid that he's now using
this same vanishing technology in his other businesses,

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like on Twitter, where Twitter users
seem to be vanishing without a chase

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as well. Yeah, but a
big X where things used to be.

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Yeah, all right, thanks for
hanging out with us in the Treehouse to

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