It’s election day in the USA, and we’re having a political conversation… Well, as close to “talking politics” as we’ll get on this show! The discussion centers around elected officials. Slimy, slithery, cold-blooded ones that came from another part of the universe. Annunaki: The aliens that rule the planet!

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of the mysterious collides with the world of entertainment.

A discussion of art, music, movies, spirituality, the

weird, and self discovery. And now,

your hosts, musicians and entertainers who have their

own weakness for the weird, Mike and Wendy from the

band, Sunspot. 1st Tuesday

in November. You know what that means, Wendy? I

do. I do know what that means. That means

it's election day here in the United States.

And and when you're in Madison, Wisconsin, election day is the

only thing that people talk about. Not that they shouldn't talk about anything

else. No. It's it's an off year. It's not a presidential election.

Some people, don't know that there's an election going on,

but, this is consider this your your warning. There's an election

going on on November 4th, and Soon.

Do with that what you will.

So but what this isn't a political show though, Mike. So why are we talking

about the elections? Well, we're we're talking about the

elections because I I I'd like to

talk a little bit about the aliens that

rule that rule the planet. What? Yeah.

And chances are we're voting for some of

them in this particular election. Oh, that's not very

nice, Mike. I went hey. I

always you know, we all we always, dreamed of a

time, when the the future was here. And when it comes

to aliens ruling the planet, we the future's always been here.

And we'll we'll get there in in a little bit.

I mean, starting off, like, let's talk about

are usually vote in the off year elections and the off presidential election.

Are you one of those you vote every time? I try

to as long as I'm able to stay on top of things and,

you know, educate myself enough to know what I'm doing when I go

in. I confess there have been times when I haven't, and

therefore, I didn't vote. Shame on me. But

but, yeah, sometimes I do. I mean, try to try to be a good

citizen. I try to vote every time,

and it and it doesn't matter if I know anything about the election or not.

Oh my gosh. That's horrible. I will go in and You just

pick a pick a name that looks cool or not. No.

No. I look for I look for names I can trust.

So when I go in, it's like that look that that that guy,

he's got a his name's mine too. Oh, that's terrible. Right?

Hey. As long as somebody's gonna have their boot to my throat

I might as well have it be a Mike as well.

So no, I try to vote all the time even if I have no idea

what I'm voting for. And the people I vote for never win anyway, so it

doesn't matter. But well

and that's the that's the thing. The people I vote for never win because

I don't often very much vote for incumbents.

And I I think, when you think about so the

mayor of Madison so Paul Soglin, he's a nice guy.

He used to work with him at a company called EPIC. He's a really nice

guy. But this is the 3rd time that Paul Soglin's been mayor.

So when we came here for college, Wendy, who was the mayor?

Alright. I like

music. Let me give you a hint. It was Paul it was Paul Saglin.

I thought that was a trick question. I was gonna say that and then I'm

like, I wasn't trying to set you up for anything like

that. Gotcha. When you first come to college, like, who's you know, you're not even

thinking about the mayor. No. And everybody's trying to get your vote, and they're all,

like, bribing you with free t shirts and things?

Absolutely. And and, honestly, that's not that

getting bribed to vote is not a recent

kinda thing. So Madison Ghost

Walks, which is a tour company I run, which is a, a haunted

history tour of the Capitol Square. 1 of the stops one of the stops

there, we talk about this bar that in the, like,

the 18 sixties 18 seventies, they used to have

all of the big political rallies at this bar that was on the Capitol Square

in Madison. And the big thing about political rallies, people

came out because there was free liquor. And no. And that was the

thing. That's completely different. Free liquor is different from a free t

shirt. Right. Free liquor. Like, free liquor, that's a reason to vote

for somebody. You had me at free lick flight

check? What do I gotta do? I gotta show my ID?

No. But that so it's not

weird to bribe people for votes. They've been doing for they've been doing it for

centuries, and they do it now with t shirt. And, like right. They had a

at least they had a good time back in 19th century. Now we just get

crap. Like, a button or something like that. Right. Like an I voted sticker or

whatever. Nobody gives you a shot when you, when you fill in your

little line at the at the booth. But,

so that, you know, that's nothing new. But what I was gonna say is,

Paul Soglin has been mayor of Madison in 3

different decades. A lot of times. Not a good mayor. Not that he hasn't done

a good job. I mean, I I don't know. But what I'm saying is,

it's kinda like, to me, as someone who came to Madison, he

was the mayor. With time I spend in Madison now, he's the mayor.

He's just always the mayor. I right. Exactly.

He was before we were alive. He will be after we're alive. You watch

that movie, The War at Home, about the Vietnam War and the protests

in Madison in the 19 seventies. Paul

Soglin's the main Oh my gosh. In the movie from the seventies, and then in

college in the nineties, and then in the 2000 and tens. So

So the alien thing is starting to to make a little more sense. Well,

incumbents, they just they just seem

to always win. And that's

interesting. Like, so it's a 98% incumbency rate,

that if you're elected, chances are you're gonna stay

elected. I mean, that's why we created I mean, during World War

2, FDR won 4 terms. Yeah. And that's why

they created the whole only two terms you can be president,

so that somebody wouldn't become a dictator for life. Right. Which

I mean, if you're just coming off a guy that was the president for 16

years, or not 16 because, obviously, he died.

But that's that's a thing to think about. So,

you know, voting, sometimes it feels that,

you know, does you does your vote even matter? You

know? And when you do it, when you when you talked about, like, well, you

you try to vote when you're educated. Wendy, I respect you. I respect

you for doing that. I really do. Because you're like, well, I'd like to know

about the issues before I go in. Instead of me, where I'm, like, hey,

how can I how can I vote for Mickey? How can Mickey Mouse

become, you know, not I wouldn't vote for Mickey Mouse because I'm not I was

never a big Disney. I was more a Bugs Bunny guy. So I would obviously

vote for Bugs Bunny over Mickey Mouse. But,

something's up, you know, that that that this is incumbency rate. And

and then gets you to think, you know. So United

States is not a democracy. It's a it's a republic, which just means we have

an elected officials, that we represent,

that represent us. And we elect officials. Like, if it was democracy,

we would make decisions like they would have polls for every single decision that happened,

every single law. And, instead, it's

it's a republic so we can have we elect people to make those decisions for

us. But there was a poll that came

out last year And and they had studied

opinion polls from the 19 forties until today when

now that the the opinion poll, like, infrastructure.

And then they studied congress and the the laws that were passed

and everything. And they compared the, the polls

that of the people to the laws that congress had

passed. And congress had passed,

laws that the people did not support according to the

opinion polls, like, 80% of the time. That's

scary. Right. It's totally scary because it's like, well, what does our

vote mean if the people that elected to represent us Right. Aren't doing what we

want them to. Exactly. And so,

you know, in the 1996, less than 50% of the electorate,

you know, they didn't even he he went to the polls. So

it's not even 50% of the people who are doing the voting.

So it's really when you think about it, these guys are in office

forever. And that these guys and girls, are in

office forever. You know, you have you have elections

decided by less than 50% of the population.

And so that's why I say, what does it really mean when somebody's like, oh,

you're not gonna vote for one of my guys or one of the top two

people? You're gonna waste your vote? And I'm like, hey, buddy.

Congress isn't even gonna do what you think, so waste

your vote. I think you just did.

And and that's the thing. And and also, a lot of

politicians are extraordinarily wealthy.

So you remember who Russ Feingold was, Muddy? But of course.

Yes. Russ Feingold Wisconsin politician? Wisconsin

senator. One time when I visited Washington DC, my mother and I went

into the capitol. And, we went to go see what the senate was up

to. You know, because you can just go, hey, what's the senate up to? Well,

Russ Feingold was the president of the senate that day because there wasn't much going

on. And he was kinda hanging in there with his, like, feet up and stuff.

And I'm like, Russ is the president of the senate today. You know, on Wisconsin.

Right? Forward. Go go go Badgers.

But what I want to say about Russ Feingold is that he was the

senator with the least amount of money. Right. Yeah. And and he still

had a net worth, you know He was not, like, poor.

Right. It's not like West Feigl came off the street and was, you know I

mean, he was a lawyer. He's obviously Ivy League educated, and he's

not a poor guy. And he was the poorest member of

the senate. So you have a certain

class of politician that is in office

forever and has a ton of money.

So but that sounds to me as if they

might be aliens. I was wondering where where this was going because I'm, like,

Mike, are you gonna make an announcement? Are you running for office? I

yeah. But now now I see. Now it's getting into to our

territory of discussion. Right. The kind of people that would vote for me are the

kind of people who would write in Bugs Bunny on the thing. So I would

say, I would never run for office for nobody ever vote. Maybe other dudes named

Mike would vote for you. That's true. Hey, they take the the Mike Hebrity way

of voting and be like, cool name, dude. Check.

Well, that's that's the thing. It seems like that there might

be a ruling class of people over the rest of

us. Mhmm. Okay. And have you ever seen

the movie They Live, Wendy? I don't believe I have,

actually. Well, maybe though.

They Live was a movie all about aliens

from a you know, who had come to planet Earth, and

they were disguised, as regular people,

but they would put secret subliminal messages

in signs, in, in our money,

and and you could only see the aliens in the subliminal messages if you had

special glasses. Oh, that's cool. That's

awesome. If you put on the special glasses, you could see the aliens around you.

Oh, that's sweet. If you looked at the signs, you would

see, like, you look at you look at a piece of money, and it would

say things like this is your god. And and, you know, and you'd look

at a sign of, like, a sexy woman or a billboard or something, and it

would be, like, obey. You know, reproduce. Obey. Yeah. And all

these, you know, all these different things. And now, that movie came out in

the in the 19 eighties, and it's a classic. And we,

in the sunspot video for 2012, we actually use

a little bit of footage for they from They Live as so it's inspired

Okay. And for the for the uninitiated, Sunspot is

a rock band that Mike and I are in. And,

just in case you didn't know. We took a little inspiration from They Live

for for one of our songs and videos. We can link to that in the

in the show notes. Absolutely. But

so there's a there's a there's a English guy

by the name of David Icky. Icky?

Yeah. Well, I c k e. Okay. And,

I don't know if he's he's not actually he may not be icky as a

person, but he certainly is icky as a as a surname.

But, so he's this English guy, and

and he was a soccer player, in the seventies. Obviously,

football, everywhere else in the world, soccer in the US. In

the 19 eighties, he was a BBC television

personality. You know, just like we like like, think about Ryan Seacrest

or maybe and Ryan Seacrest is never a professional sport sportman.

Terry Bradshaw or something like that. You know, somebody who's a Fran Tarkenton,

a professional sports guy that eventually is on TV and does stuff.

And then he joined the UK Green Party and became a leader in the Green

Party in the late eighties. But right

around the early 19 nineties, he completely

changed his tune and pretty much

went off the deep end. So, he was a person that people were like, oh,

yeah. You know, it's kinda like if Fran Tarkenton released a book that

said the president of the United States is an alien. It's an ancient

alien race that has come here to subjugate us and steal our gold.

Okay. Yeah. So it's, is that weird?

I don't think so.

But yeah. To go from one of the politicians to actually,

like, decrying him to the next to say, say, like, you know, these guys are

a ruling class. They all seem to go to the same universities. They all seem

to belong to the same, you know, organizations. You know, in the preshow,

we were talking a little bit about them. We were we were discussing, you know,

the ruling class, you know, it's it. I mean, George Bush, John Kerry, they're in

the same they're in the same skull and blow Yeah. Arms for fraternity. When I

heard about when I first heard about that, I was like, what? Secret society? What

is this? Yeah. Right. Secret society, and and it may have just been some

kind of fraternal organization or something like that at at this university at

Yale. Still weird though. These guys were the same one. You know, are they

are they really cut Right. And they're supposed to be so different. Are they really

cut from different cloths? Well,

David Icky doesn't just think they're not cut from different cloths. He

doesn't think they're human. Yeah.

And, he goes back and he he goes all I mean, he goes

all the when he say when I say he goes back, he goes all the

way back, to the Mesopotamians.

Alright. So he's going back to the cradle of civilization.

And he says that, these

reptilians these the reptilian

aliens that ruled the world are the Anunnaki.

And that was originally the name for the gods of the Mesopotamians. Okay.

An Anu was a sky god. Ki was the earth god.

And Anunnaki were their children. Uh-huh.

And so the Anunnaki came to

earth from the constellation Draco,

Which okay. That seems a little bit too on the nose

to me because, you know, Draco is also means

dragon. So saying

that the reptilians come from the constellation Draco sounds like a Star

Trek writer which is really lazy. Yeah. You know what? You know what? We should

make we should just make him come from the place called Dragon. Yeah. I think

that's a fun idea. Like, the kids will like it.

They lived in tunnels and caverns inside the Earth

and were hungry for something called monatomic

gold. So it's monatomic spelled like

like it should mean 1 atom. And,

I'm not really sure what gold made a one atom.

Wendy, in anything in your science background, have you heard of the gold made a

one atom? I I can't say I have. I don't know.

Yeah. I was just trying to think of what, you know, types of food

that somebody living in a tunnel and cavern. All I could think of was, like,

Yukon Gold Potatoes. Okay. I don't know. So

so the Anunnaki came to Earth interested in Yukon Gold

Potatoes. But

but it's interesting because when, you know, when you first started talking about the lizards

and aliens and whatnot, it just, of course,

immediately made me think of v. But, you

know, obviously, that was a little different thing because they're

coming down from the sky and whatnot. And that Well

particular I liked it. And you know what? I completely didn't think of

v. I was, like, the biggest fan of v, and I don't know why I

didn't think of v because it was reptilians hidden inside of people. Yeah. And

that's what I was thinking of. And I'm, like, maybe this guy was just really

inspired by that series. Yeah. Sure. He's, like, man,

I really love V. I'm gonna I'm gonna it's

true. And I'm gonna make a whole whole conspiracy theory about

it. Okay. That's enough. We don't have to have a bad,

British accent. Yeah. That's it. Good effort though.

Sure. Okay. But he

says that monatomic gold is a mineral

that can increase the carrying capacity of the nervous system

10000 fold. So you know how people say we only

use 10% of our brains? Most of my friends like

2%.

He's saying that, you know, it can make them super intelligent.

And after ingesting it, these reptilian aliens can

process vast amounts of information. They can speed

up a transdimensional travel, which is, I guess, how they got

here in the first place. Maybe, like, a

wormhole or something, they just popped into a different dimension where things are closer

together, pop out here. I mean, if they're that Sure. If they're that smart,

then they could probably figure that stuff out Yeah. Fairly easily.

You know what? We're talking about reptiles who are hidden as human

beings. I feel like this is a little bit of dramatic license we can give

a brother. I'm I'm I'm following him so far.

I'm on board. And monatomic gold is also what helps them shape

shift from reptilian Sweet. To human form.

The most terrifying part of the Right. The monotonic

gold. And they feed on aggression. Oh.

And because they feed on aggression, that's why we have war.

Because who is usually the ones who, send people

to war? The people in charge, the ruling class. The

Anunnaki. So they are a

global they are the global elite. And he goes

into, you know, some good detail about who is actually

a lizard. How does he know?

Well, he was a soccer player, and I've they're pretty

smart. Maybe he took a nibble of some of the

Yeah. The monotonic gold. Monotonic gold. Like, maybe he just found some whatever. He's like,

wonder what this tastes like. Hey. It's

funny. Jove. Everyone's lizards. It's bloody lizards.

Run for your lives. No. But and that would

be but the monotone, maybe he had a bite of that, or maybe he's got

the glasses from They Live. That's possible. But really, though okay. So he he

somehow figured out He cracks the code of of who

who is a lizard. Yep. And,

pretty much every president was a lizard. So he goes into it.

He's, like, well, at least 43 American presidents. Well, what do we

have? Like, 45 presidents or 44 of them? Like, that's that's everybody. Yeah. Who

is excluded? I'd like to know. I don't know. Maybe it was the guy, like,

McKinley or Samus Clay Polka. Yeah. Whoever was president for

a month. Oh. You know, like, yeah, that guy no. That guy wasn't a lizard.

That's why he got killed right away.

And so he talks about the top level of the

lizard people. He calls them the

red dresses. And so in a book, he he

said that it's reptilian software. And,

the red dresses are the highest level of the brotherhood, the the

Babylonian brotherhood of lizards. And

they they are the carriers of the software.

Calls it reptilian software, he calls it constructs of mind. They

lack consciousness and free will, and their human bodies are holographic

veils. So that sounds like maybe they don't shape shift, but

they have a holographic veil. And that gets complicated too though,

because, like, how are they you know, what are they wearing?

That's what I always think. You know what we you see in a Yeah. You

see in a movie or something like that where somebody's like, oh, I can disguise

myself. Or I just watched the new X men movie the other day.

And, Mystique, the x man, the x

woman, when she's doing something, like, she's always

able to perfectly, like, not just replicate the person, but also

replicate their clothes. And I always think that's a conceit that's not really,

you know like, do you replicate the fabric? Is it the clothes? And,

like, so if you pulled on a shirt Yeah. Would you be pulling on their

skin? Right. So sometimes it makes me feel like

these people haven't thought everything all the way through. The details. Yeah. So the

holographic veil. Like, can you touch the if you touch the holographic veil, are you

really touching lizard skin underneath? I see what you're saying. Right.

So it's like, hey, like, you pat somebody, like, also the House of

Windsor. So all of the British Royal family. Not

just Americans. No. It's they I mean, the

Anunnaki are all over the world. But the House of Windsor

and the British Royal family, I mean, they are they are right in there. Those

guys are lizards to the moon.

And, well, the thing is, like, let's if you pat if you pat prince Charles

in the back, like, is it gonna is it, like, slimy? You're scaly. And he's

like, don't pat me on the back. And so that's

sometimes, I'm like, well, I don't know really what you're talking about.

But there's another group called the sheeple.

Okay. And we are the sheeple. Of course, we are.

And, I don't know if he actually made up the I don't know who made

up the term sheeple. Yeah. It sounds like I think that hippies have been using

that I was gonna say I bet forever. I bet a bunch of people have

made up that term. Right. And then that's that's

most of us. And,

we're conscious, but we do what we're told. And we're this

we're their source of energy. They feed on aggression. They feed

on our energy. And so we are kind of their, well,

sheeple. Kinda like the matrix. Yeah. Kind right. That

they the human humans are batteries.

Yeah. I think that's totally like the matrix. And,

so also, there are peep there are she certain sheeple who are

repeaters. And those are there's doctors,

teachers, journalist, and

those kinda like people in the media, people who are kinda they're

not exactly in charge. So there's the ruling elite, you know, the guys are in

Paul Soglin, and there's the people there's the people underneath. So

do the repeaters know that they're repeaters, or are they, like, actually just sheeple, like,

humans who think they're just doing their

normal job, but they're actually broadcasting the message.

The repeaters are sheeple. They're people who are pretty much doing their jobs. So they're

unaware that they're being controlled by lizards? The

red dresses. That's right. Okay. And so the

the doctors repeat what they told medical schools and then whatever the the big

pharma, you know, the the the drug companies tell them.

Teachers talk about the things that they learned in the educational and academia.

And, journalists, well,

journalists now, they'll do whatever taste clicks, you know. Right? They'll a journalist will be

like, hey, we've all read BuzzFeed. We've all been in that click dungeon. You'll

never believe what this person did next. Right. And then I

always check it out, and I totally believe it. It's stupid. And then I feel

like a jerk, you

know. And then you hide it from your feed forever. Right. Well, that you're the

smart one. Like, I still look at a BuzzFeed or whatever. Or, like, what gets

me are those lists. It's always, like, 10 things you didn't know

about Pulp Fiction. I'm like, I didn't know I didn't know anything about Pulp Fiction.

I'll have to read that. And then I do it. It's all stuff I already

know about pulp fiction. I'm like, that's not fair. Or, the 10

worst, you know, dresses at the Oscars. Lists always get me every time. I'm

like, oh, I'd like a list. And those websites aren't even good. Okay. Beyond

that. But the repeaters are, like, presumably

journalists, like, of from a a higher level, not just, like, the BuzzFeed like

that. Right. You know, you would say that's a a lot of the the

the big repeaters would be the people who are in charge of the

media. Okay. Gotcha. You know, the ones who decide Choosing

the programming and Yeah. The things that we talk about. And,

you know, that's a that's a really good point too in

that, you know, when we talk about elections and and you were saying that, you

know, you try to stay on top of things. And,

you know, how do you stay on top of things? Well, that's the

thing is it's it's more so that I I

right. Right. I don't stay on top of things. And

when I I try to not vote when I'm not

fully aware of what I'm voting for. You know?

So I'm not like because when you said you stay on top of things, that

made made it sound like I'm a I'm I'm a big, like, political, like, I

know what's going on, whereas, you know, that's often not the case.

No. And that's okay. But Yeah. But if I did wanna learn about somebody, you

know, I'd probably it's a good question because how do you know what to trust?

There's so much. There's Crap. Yeah.

Exactly. So And so you you'd probably go to

the newspaper. You'd go to a magazine. You'd go to different websites to learn

opinions about things. And then you would try to form opinion an opinion

yourself. But the repeaters are

in charge of that media. So you are learning.

Yeah. The only information available to you is subject to to their

control. That's right. So not only do

they control, what people are doing,

and then they're with the laws and with the police morse,

they also control the sheeple through controlling the conversation.

Because, you know, you'll see it in the in an office or

just when you're trying to make small talk with somebody, people will often just

repeat the first thing they read in the newspaper, you know. Right. You know, this

this month, it happens to be Ebola that, you know, somebody's like, hey, you hear

about the Ebola? And I'm like, hear about it. I got it.

I'm just and I'm I I have Ebola. Where's the rim shot

sound effect? We have to get that. Nope. No blood from my eyes today.

But yeah. So that's the different classes of

people who, you know, who make up this

illusion of the world that according to David Icky is

broadcast from the planet Saturn and it's amplified by the Moon.

So I guess Saturn's got, a really good TV station or

whatever, really good antenna. And then but it it needs it needs, like, an

antenna amp in the, you know, by the moon, which

I That that makes a lot. I mean, yeah. Sure. Why not?

Right. We're we're already going there. So that that that's distributing

software. And then, the final group, those who see through the

illusion. They're often they're often regarded

as dangerous or mad. And they possess a consciousness that

is trying to rewrite the software Okay.

That the Anunnaki is, programming our heads

with. Yeah. And that's the scariest part because then no one's gonna no one's

really able to bring clarity to the sheeple

because they'll be seen as as insane.

Right. Because it let if you have a

network of computers, and they're all running like Windows 8 or Windows 7

or something like that. And then, one of the computers is running like Windows XP

and they can't talk to each other. You know, you're like, hey, man. We gotta

we have to upgrade this Windows XP to Windows 8 or they're not gonna be

able to speak. Right. So, I see a

software analogy, and I know this it all it all sounds

crazy. What do you do you think it sounds crazy? You think this sounds reasonable?

Well, it's just a different perspective of things. Right? I mean,

maybe there's not a lot of scientific backing of it, but, I

mean, just like a lot of other things that people

believe or claim, I mean,

it's a little out there. It is I admit, it's a little out there, but

you try to keep an open mind because who knows? I mean, what if

he's right? People believe right. People believe in crazier things than

this. And, and and the idea that

maybe what he's writing is, you know,

Andy Kaufmanesque in the way that this is all a satire.

And he has gone in and he's created this,

narrative of the Anunnaki and the the queen is a lizard

and all these things to represent something. Because if this

wasn't a conspiracy theory, but it was just a a satirical

book. When you talk about the ruling class

and the ruling elite and the wealthy exploiting,

the common person, would this be that far off?

You know, that's that's the question. Right. Like, is he just making

a big demonstration by,

you know Right. Are they are are they real reptiles,

or they're just born into privilege, you know? Yeah. Are,

A different kind of Privilege.

So we all studied I mean, a lot of us studied A Modest Proposal by

Jonathan Swift. Jonathan Swift, is the guy that wrote Gulliver's Travels.

And and he right. And he wrote a modest proposal where he was

talking about eating Irish children. And

did anybody actually think that Jonathan Swift was like, we should probably, you know. He's

like, you know, he's right. They are great source of protein.

And and so I don't I don't think that, you know,

the idea that as a as a satire would be very far off.

A wealthy ruling class that believes itself be better than the normal population.

And then, another class that consistently pursues its own interests while the rest

of society struggles. And, so

David Icky might have a lot of weird ideas and he might be one of

those people who can rewrite the software. Yeah. But,

I don't know. I don't know if the things that David Icky are is saying

is that different than what the occupy movement might have

said. Or, you know, anything anything like that when you talk

about a a a wealthy elite that seems to have control over the

rest of the population. So Well, one thing

I was I was just thinking about real quick here is,

that, you know, by podcasting, we are kind

of being the media. So by exposing

this and giving it more attention, we might, we might

be, how should I say, rewritten?

Absolutely. Like, we're the next people. Like, next time we're like I hope you voted

for 1 of the incumbents. If the episode either disappears

or the podcast gets

terminated unexpectedly. Sorry guys. We tried.

Yep. Or you know or you see us next time and then we're all like,

you know, you got lizard stuff. How's that's crazy. Oh, man.

How stupid and dumb. What a silly man.

David Ickey's a madman. You'll know exactly what happened to

us. So anyway,

when you hit when you hit that election booth on November 4th, just

think lizard versus lizard, which

whichever one you like better, take your pick.

How about some music? Alright.

Check out the show notes for today's episode at othersidepodcast.com/3.

Here's our song for election day, a track about the

owners and the owned. Hottie

Illuminati.

Thank you for listening to today's episode. You can find us

online at othersidepodcast.com. Until next

time. See you on the other side.