In this episode, we talk about the recent earthquake in San Francisco and how to survive an earthquake in a highrise. We also talk about how to deal with earthquakes in your home, and what to do if one happens in your office. We also discuss how to prepare for a major earthquake and what you should do if you're in a building that's about to be hit by one. And of course, we get into our favorite conspiracy theories about earthquakes and the future of the planet. We finish up the episode with a little bit of music and a special guest appearance from our good friend, comedian, stand-up comic, and friend of the show, Tom Papa. Enjoy, and spread the word to your friends about this podcast! Logo by Courtney DeKorte. Theme by Mavus White. Music by PSOVOD and tyops. Thanks to our sponsor, Parlor Live. Thank you ParlorLive for sponsoring this episode and all the support we've gotten from our sponsorships and sponsorships. If you like what you hear, please HIT SUBSCRIBE and leave us a rating and review on Apple Podcasts! We'll be looking out for you in the coming weeks with our new ad-free version of the podcast. Subscribe, review, and subscribe to our new podcast, and the next episode will be out soon! Thanks again for listening and supporting us! Timestamps: 0:00:00 - 5:30 - 6:15 - 7:00 - 8:00 | 8:40 - 9:15 | 11:30 | 14:30 15:15 16:40 17:20 - 16:00 +16:00 // 17:00 / 16:30 +17:30 / 17:30 // 18:40 / 18:00/18:00 & 21:00? 21:10 22:00 @ 3:00 ? 22:40 // 22:15 / 22:20 23:30 & 27:35 25:30? 26:40 +27:30 ? 27:15 +28:30 @ +33:00 = 30:00 Or 35:30 = 35:00 # 35:20 +36:00 Is that a problem? 36:00 <3? +35:40 & 35:40 ? +36 :35 +36 +36
00:00:22.000I like the idea of being on top of a big building.
00:00:25.000My other option, and I've been looking at land, my other option is in Topanga Canyon to build an actual compound.
00:00:33.000My problem is, I'm afraid, because I know me, I don't necessarily trust me, I'm afraid I'll go whole hog Colonel Kurtz and start a real compound once I have the actual land and start putting things in and realize I'm not really that restricted financially from building shit,
00:01:17.000What I was thinking of is getting a high-rise, like a top floor on a high-rise.
00:01:23.000Just get crazy and get something with the most dope, ridiculous view and have that view be the background when we do shows, especially nighttime shows.
00:03:39.000So what what happens like when they say like at that level that they say it'll hit?
00:03:44.000What happens to like Does that mean like Seattle goes into the ocean?
00:03:49.000Yeah, that's the article it was the New Yorker the really big one this woman by the way received so much hate and I think fucking threats and all kinds of crazy shit that she had to I think she had to make an amendment to this The not-so-big one.
00:08:09.000So he makes a sizable investment, spends tens of thousands of dollars, has all this equipment installed in his yard, and they wouldn't turn it on.
00:08:16.000He's like, I couldn't get them to turn it on.
00:08:18.000I have a Tesla, and I want to go solar, so it's the car.
00:11:13.000But it's weird how it accelerates without gears, which is very hard for people who've driven a regular car to comprehend, but it's instant on.
00:11:38.000From down around Wilshire, like Beverly Hills area, get on the 405, hit autopilot, and I didn't steer until I got off of the 101. Shut the fuck up.
00:12:33.000You set it at the speed, like cruise control, and it just breaks.
00:12:38.000And if you want to change lanes, you just hit the directional.
00:12:40.000And if it thinks it's safe, it'll change lanes for you.
00:12:43.000Well, I have one of those Lexus SUVs, and it'll accelerate and decelerate depending upon the traffic.
00:12:51.000So it has a laser sensor, and it gives you options.
00:12:54.000Like you could ride someone's ass, and then it'll do it that way, or you could spread it out where it's like four cars in front of you, it starts to break.
00:13:56.000Yeah, because when you get on those roads, like, I put it on autopilot going to the comedy store, and I go from Sherman Hooks over Laurel, you know, Laurel Canyons.
00:14:06.000Wavy gravy and weird turns and people, and it's a little nerve-wracking.
00:14:12.000So when you're doing that, so you're doing all those turns, it's doing it completely by itself on Laurel?
00:14:38.000That you don't want to just let the car do it.
00:14:40.000Maybe it's going to be one of those things where they're going to be forced to have to redo the roads to deal with these electric cars that have to read the sensors.
00:16:04.000You just cost American lives because you just got rid of one of the best generals ever because you don't think it's politically correct that this guy jokes around about a guy like Joe Biden, who's obviously a fucking goof.
00:16:26.000One of them, Joe Biden was a plagiarist.
00:16:28.000Joe Biden, when I was in Boston, At Stitch's Comedy Club in 1988, which is back when he was running for president, but had to abandon his campaign, because they found his speeches were just in gigantic chunks of President Kennedy's speeches.
00:17:26.000Well, the Democratic Party keeps it under wraps now.
00:17:29.000But it was a big story in 88. So what happened with this?
00:17:33.000So he started getting death threats because he was talking shit about him?
00:17:35.000So he started getting some serious death threats.
00:17:38.000Because this guy was a loved general, very respected by these people who worked for him, including soldiers, including spec ops guys, and all these people who looked at this Michael Hastings guy like, you piece of fucking shit.
00:18:22.000When military experts who understand what's possible today when it comes to automating vehicles out there, they say it's absolutely possible.
00:18:43.000I don't know if his did, but what they're essentially saying is they could just pin that fucking accelerator down, lift off that brake so the brake doesn't work at all, and then just steer him.
00:19:18.000It's a credible conspiracy, because you're talking about a guy who, through his article, like, the Rolling Stone article was devastating to the military.
00:19:54.000And, you know, I just have to be worried about someone being in the audience at the Comedy Store and being like, he's a hack, and they take out their cell phone and make me go into a tree on Laurel.
00:20:31.000Because with someone writing a snarky article like that, I mean, I don't know what actually was said, or I didn't read the article, but apparently it was very disturbing to the people that were involved there, and what he had decided to do with this article, from their point of view, was take a very inflammatory position.
00:20:48.000He tried to, you know, manipulate it and make it very negative, and, you know, they can do things like that if they write an article about you.
00:21:36.000But if he really did interrupt some military operations that cost soldiers their lives because the general wasn't there anymore because he had to step down and it fucked up the entire chain of leadership.
00:21:50.000And he was talking about, in that same article that Jamie put up, that he was around, whenever he was around people who kill people for a living, they would invariably tell him, we're going to kill you.
00:22:02.000Like, it wasn't a couple people that were saying this to him.
00:22:06.000Like, there was several people that were saying, hey, motherfucker, you're dead, just so you know.
00:23:25.000When they were talking during the Republican debate about how much heroin is in New Hampshire, how it's just nobody, not one person, brought up prescription drugs as the lead-in to that.
00:25:27.000Cigars are great, but it's funny when, you know, someone lights up a cigar around someone who smokes cigarettes, they'll go like, ugh, disgusting.
00:25:33.000Like, oh my god, do you know what those fucking cigarettes you smoke smell like?
00:27:00.000He just got caught up in all the money?
00:27:02.000Oh, well, he was 20-something years old.
00:27:04.000He was young, and all the cops are corrupt.
00:27:06.000He's like, the first day on the job, they were explaining to him about a guy who, quote-unquote, jumped off of a roof, and it was because this guy had ratted on cops.
00:27:16.000He's like, that's what happens when you're ratted on cops.
00:29:49.000And they could be shipping them from Dominican Republic to Cuba, boxing them in Cuba with their own rappers and sending them right to you to save money.
00:35:36.000He really gets devout followers and then has sex with him on a tiger rug.
00:35:41.000Well, it seems like no matter what, if there's one person that's some sort of charismatic leader like that and then they're doing something spiritual like yoga, someone's going to run a cult.
00:36:52.000There's a couple classes that they know.
00:36:54.000There's a couple classes that are like right after you drop your kids off at school, like a nine o'clock start, where it's not like the six o'clock, seven o'clock at night, young, hard body going at...
00:37:19.000You go to that class for a couple months and you start seeing the same people over and over again, everybody starts looking really attractive.
00:38:42.000And he was trying to say that the sequences in order, the way that he's putting them together, have some sort of an extra powerful property to him, and that that was his patent.
00:38:56.000Check on that, because I believe that was turned down.
00:39:20.000Well, if you have thousands of schools all over the country, all over the world, really, and each one of them pays you, you know, whatever, 500 bucks a month, kapow!
00:39:37.000The court affirmed that although Bikram had copyright protection in his published book on the sequence, he could not thereby invoke copyright to stop others from using the sequences described in his book.
00:39:49.000Yeah, see, that's like someone teaching jujitsu and saying you can't teach those moves.
00:41:27.000As a married man, that would be the smart move.
00:41:29.000How much porn takes place in a yoga studio where the yoga teacher says, I would like to review some poses with you after class just to give you some tips?
00:41:40.000Let's just be as politically correct about this as possible.
00:41:43.000If you were single and the person actually was into you and this all went down, according to this, that would be the greatest fantasy ever.
00:41:55.000Like, you're in that hot yoga class, all hot and sweaty, and afterwards the teacher wants to fuck.
00:44:23.000I go, but they know where you live now.
00:44:25.000Like, what if they develop some bizarre fixation on you from the radio show, and then meet you after, you know, John Lennon-style outside your door?
00:44:33.000I don't think there's any part of that scenario that he doesn't like.
00:45:02.000You know, the only thing, I mean, I guess the possible threat of disease is, but as long as you know proper gun control, you know, to aim that thing away from you, you know, always make sure you point in a safe distance and keep the safety on, you're fine.
00:45:15.000And stand at least an inch and a half away.
00:45:35.000You never want to go to the point of actually going there, but you go to the straight place at a nice resort and stuff, and it's always in the back of your mind, like, maybe...
00:45:44.000Yeah, I've never had a place do it, but I have gone to a place where one of the guys that works there got busted because he was blowing all the dudes that would come in there.
00:45:56.000They figured out that these gay guys, flamboyantly gay guys, were coming to this one guy, and they would be super excited to see him, like a little too excited.
00:46:07.000And he had this little thing going on.
00:46:09.000Where he would have these guys show up, and he would give them a half-decent massage, suck their dick, and then get out of there fucking giddy.
00:47:51.000Oh, I'm confusing Robert Shapiro with F. Lee Bailey.
00:47:56.000I'm telling you Joe this this thing is you think like you're you're tapped out on OJ like why would I mmm one episode and you're like oh man this is gonna be John Travolta has a good wonderful wig He does.
00:49:34.000I actually knew about this in advance, but I just didn't know how they were going to play it out on the show, but they did a fantastic job on the show.
00:49:40.000But he turned himself, I mean, he was a fucking major league drug dealer, the greatest drug dealer of all time next to El Chapo.
00:49:48.000El Chapo's apparently even a bigger deal than him.
00:51:24.000Pablo was earning so much each year, they would write off 10% of the money because the rats would eat it in storage or it would be damaged by water and lost.
00:54:09.000That is the documentary that was created with the help of the private investigator that Courtney Love hired, who actually believes that she had Kurt Cobain killed.
00:56:41.000He would sit in a bar stool like this.
00:56:43.000He would sit down, and he would have his arms on the rest, but his wrists would just hang there.
00:56:49.000His hands would gently rest on his gut, and his hands would just sit there, and he would just zone out for another 20 minutes, and then he would get up.
01:03:35.000My grandfather bought it in the 1940s, when it was an all-Italian neighborhood, and then it became an all-black neighborhood, and then it became Puerto Rican, and then it became Dominican, and...
01:03:46.000All the production left and all the jobs dried up.
01:03:51.000Also, they did blockbusting where the real estate people would come door to door and they would say, hey, black people are moving in.
01:03:58.000You've got to sell now, otherwise your property value is going to go through the floor.
01:04:02.000And they would literally clean out whole blocks like that and sell them and people would sell their houses in a panic.
01:04:41.000So did you know of the pool hall and then say, let me try and find a place near here, or it was the other way around?
01:04:46.000No, I was living in New Jersey with my grandfather, trying to save up enough money to get an apartment.
01:04:50.000And when I saved up enough money to get an apartment, I was taking a trek down to White Plains all the time because of my friend John and my friend Johnny B. Johnny B was actually a professional pool hustler.
01:06:41.000And then on top of that, I think when you get a guy like LeBron James, what you get is a guy who has this massive physical advantage and then dedication and then intelligence and then discipline.
01:07:19.000So it's just more dedication and time and playing.
01:07:22.000Dedication, understanding of geometry, angles, understanding how the ball is going to reflect off other balls, how it's going to bounce off the rail, things along those lines.
01:08:06.000Where was I? St. Lucia or someplace like that, and they had a table there, and no one knew what they were doing.
01:08:12.000Yeah, we used to have one that they set up at Executive, and people from all these other countries, like a lot of Mexican players would come in, guys who worked in the area who were Latino or from Latin American countries.
01:08:28.000They'd be so happy to find a table like that.
01:08:46.000An amazing one in that regard, because there's never been a game that's really come along that's become any sort of a contender for the intellectual game.
01:10:34.000Well, I'm about to get a game right now, so I'll go to this forum, and I'll say who would like to have a game, and then they meet up in this room, and then they play chess online.
01:13:22.000So what he's saying is like the name is wrong, but the principles of the diet are really good for fighting inflammation, for a lot of people, like he had irritable bowel syndrome, a lot of people, they find that it helps them with arthritis, it cures a lot of inflammatory issues.
01:13:40.000Not that I have them, but I'm like, okay, well, let's see what it's like.
01:13:44.000And then I had this guy Kyle Kingsbury on, who's a former UFC fighter, great athlete, great guy, very, very smart.
01:14:36.000I had two of these steak bowls from Chipotle today with just beans, no rice, just extra heaps of guacamole, and then I ate two giant things of guacamole on top of that.
01:17:51.000Yeah, you just start with flour and water and then the natural yeast that comes from around us in the environment goes in and starts eating that.
01:18:25.000And then you scoop it out, you take a little chunk of it, and then you feed it, and it expands, and then you take some of that and make bread out of it.
01:21:56.000It's like glue, and it's kind of bubbly.
01:21:58.000So I'll scoop out four ounces of that, make bread out of it, and then take one ounce of that, put it back in the jar, feed it a little, and put it in the fridge.
01:23:28.000But one of the interesting things was by the time Egyptian people were older, you know, they didn't live that long, but if they did, they didn't have any teeth left.
01:23:36.000Because the way they made bread, they ground it up.
01:23:40.000They ground up their own flour, and it left sand in the bread.
01:24:19.000It is a kind of a trippy thing that you just put some flour and water and this yeast comes from the environment and now you've got this amazing tasting bread that the family can't stop eating.
01:32:30.000And banks weren't even taking them, so then they would have to take them to banks and convert them to a traveler's check or something along those lines.
01:32:36.000There was a bunch of different workarounds, so they had to figure out what I do.
01:32:41.000Banks are taking it now, though, right?
01:32:42.000I don't know what the fuck they're doing now.
01:32:44.000The real issue is if some fucking wackadoo like Ted Cruz actually becomes the president.
01:32:51.000Which is not outside of the realm of possibility, folks.
01:32:54.000This is one of the scariest elections in recent memory.
01:33:41.000He's the most interesting and intriguing to me, along with Trump.
01:33:45.000And Trump, although he says a lot of really stupid things, and he's ridiculous, and his ego's out of control, and the shit that he says about Mexicans is deplorable.
01:33:55.000He's so wealthy that he can do whatever the fuck he wants, and he's using all of his own money to fund this campaign.
01:34:01.000And he won't be a puppet the same way that Ted Cruz or Marco Rubio or any of these other guys on the right will.
01:34:23.000I think the Hillary thing though, there's also a majority of people who, from that party, who will vote to keep things going on the Obama track.
01:36:36.000You know, and people are like, oh, it's bullshit.
01:36:38.000That movie and inconvenient truth is filled with inconvenient facts and bullshit and lies and propaganda.
01:36:43.000Not one question about climate change in Republican debates.
01:36:48.000Yeah, they want to keep that on the DL. Not one.
01:36:51.000Pill addictions, like we're saying, pharmaceutical addictions, cigarettes.
01:36:55.000I mean, if there was a drug that just got released that's killing as many people's cigarettes, that would be the number one hot topic for debate, right?
01:37:43.000It was people that got OxyContin's, they got them easy and cheaply, and then they cramped down on it when they found that all these people were addicted.
01:38:14.000Apparently that movie that those guys came in here, those prescription thugs, apparently it's very good.
01:38:20.000There's some insane fucking stats to statistics about it and I'll try to get those guys to come back in and talk about it after They're doing their their press cycle right now and after I watch it But the same guys who did bigger stronger faster,
01:38:35.000which was a expose on steroids did this expose on prescription drugs Yeah, Chris Brel and Mark his brother But it's fucking terrifying stuff.
01:39:50.000It's awful and it's horrific, but at least it's opening up this discussion that I think we need to have in this country about men who are willing to drug women and have sex with them while they're out.
01:40:02.000That is a creepy, sociopathic, psychopathic type of person.
01:41:20.000Yeah, I think there's women out there that hate men, and there's men out there that hate women.
01:41:26.000I think at this point it's ridiculous to pretend anything different.
01:41:30.000And I think there's a direct correlation between people that have been rejected and people that have associated women with someone who's going to turn them down or treat them like shit because they're not physically attractive.
01:42:10.000I mean, mine was really pleasant and I always see women as the victim or I always see women and the guys who had a really shitty time and they got dumped on and whatever, there's a rage that these guys carry around.
01:42:31.000You know, you see guys, they kind of say jokes about knocking a girl out and doing all this kind of stuff, but they're not really kidding in a way.
01:43:20.000So if she gets in some life extension shit, some new science comes out, he, and he lives for 500 years and she lives for 500 years, he's going to have to pay her for some shit that he doesn't even remember anymore.
01:49:19.000If you have a job and you have a secretary and you start banging your secretary and she's a part of this business that you've created with your wife, you've got real issues.
01:49:26.000You're experiencing pleasure from someone else and that's like, you know, like if you are working on a set, you can't plug something in because there's a union electrician.
01:53:28.000It's really who are you, who are they?
01:53:30.000It's so hard to generalize, and some relationships work great, and some marriages work great.
01:53:35.000Some marriages where both people make a similar amount of money, and no one is really in it for the money, and they have a modest living, and they enjoy themselves, and they just love being together, and they like the fact that they wear a ring, and hey, that's my wife.
01:54:24.000But if it does, what I'm saying is, if this marriage works, if you do your part, I do my part, we work it out, we make it beautiful, we stay together forever, the prenup doesn't mean shit.
01:55:19.000The ex-wife lives in with a guy now, but she's not allowed to.
01:55:23.000So when they go to inspect the house, the guy literally puts all his stuff in a U-Haul, drives around the corner, waits for the inspector to leave, and drives back.
01:56:44.000Because we're not talking about subsistence.
01:56:48.000We're not talking about like you have to give her $50,000 a year and that's enough for her to survive on and that way she doesn't have to get a job.
01:56:56.000Or maybe you have to give her $100,000 for two years until she can figure out how to get a job.
01:57:58.000If you're trapped in some office with some man-hating woman and she has a position above you and she's making your life hell, well, that's no different than being trapped in an office with some sexist pig man.
01:58:09.000If you're a woman, it's terrible if someone is gender-specifically biased in any way, shape, or form.
01:58:15.000But unless you see the devastation, it overwhelms someone's life.
01:58:21.000Dave Foley's life, from the time that I met him to the time that he got divorced when he was on news radio, his life has been overwhelmingly influenced by this woman that he used to be married to that he doesn't even know anymore.
02:00:43.000He got a DNA test after Sam Kinison died, found out it wasn't his child, tried to get out of paying child support, and they said, no, you have to pay child support forever.
02:00:54.000So Carla Bow owes hundreds of thousands of dollars.
02:01:40.000Women get fucked over in this country all the time.
02:01:42.000I mean, there's absolutely, besides what we're talking about with men that are willing to drop pills and girls' drinks, There's women that work in offices with pieces of shit for bosses and they sexually harass them and fuck with them and make their life horrible and create this boys club environment that makes it terrible for them to work in.
02:05:44.000And when going to that yoga class where it's, you know, the after drop-off and there's some older people...
02:05:49.000To see a 70-year-old woman in there standing on her head and doing a backward backbend, because she kept doing that, that's why she's able to do that now.
02:10:43.000And then everything's out of whack, so you have to kind of reset it.
02:10:47.000He'll reset me, and then it's like, all right, just don't lift your arm and try and be cool, and just kind of let it learn that it's back in its place.
02:10:54.000You see that little ball, that little blue ball right here?
02:12:05.000Like marijuana, it's almost like whatever sensitivity you have about your body awareness ramps it up to 10. I mean, it's why sex feels so good when you smoke.
02:13:12.000There's a lot of other different effective methods of alleviating pressure and tension that work.
02:13:18.000But all that backcracking stuff, if you talk to most people that study it and then try to figure out what exactly they're doing, they're like, they're not doing anything.
02:14:14.000Rolfing is like a very painful method of deep tissue massage where they're stretching out your fascia and loosening up all these binding connective scar tissue, all that stuff.
02:14:57.000Yeah, there's people that don't think that, and I just don't think they're right.
02:15:01.000If you talk to people that are experts in physical culture, people that really understand what you need to do to keep your body at its most effective operating level, and they say it's a bunch of different stuff.
02:15:14.000It's like you have to do cardio, you have to lift weights, you have to stretch.
02:17:49.000Like, sometimes I'll smoke pot before I get in the sensory deprivation tank, and I don't even get in the tank because I have an idea and I have to write.
02:18:28.000Caffeine definitely alleviates a lot of the issues with THC. If you're really too high, the best thing you can do is drink something with caffeine in it.
02:18:37.000Yeah, it severely mitigates the effects of THC. If you're fucking way too high, just go to Starbucks, get a venti coffee, and just sit down.
02:22:00.000But that drives me crazy, because I'm like, oh my god, you live in arguably the greatest spot on earth, and somehow or another people get hooked on meth there.
02:22:08.000I know, and they're in a horrible strip mall, and ugh.
02:22:43.000Yeah, we were there with wild dolphins, and we were on this tour where you put on snorkel gear, and then they find the pods, and they pull the boat within maybe 50 yards of the pod, and then you dive in the water and swim over to the pods of dolphins.
02:28:53.000She was taking photographs and she rolled down the window to take a better picture and the lion grabbed her and pulled her out of the car and killed her in front of everybody.
02:29:01.000There was nothing they could do about it.
02:29:03.000That's not going to happen to us because we're not going to have windows.
02:31:06.000But I wonder, what if animals like lions just start figuring that out?
02:31:11.000There was an article recently, they were talking about chimps, that they believe chimps have just started to enter the Stone Age for the development of chimpanzee intelligence.
02:31:20.000They literally might be evolving before our eyes.
02:31:24.000And they started to use tools on a regular basis.
02:31:30.000It just might take a few million years, but if human beings have only been in this form, they think, for the last 200 plus thousand years, essentially, unrecognizable from you or I, what the fuck, what's a chimp going to be like in a million years?
02:33:31.000You have some giant-ass fucking crazy terrorist attack like that, and you have issues with immigrants and all the craziness that's going on there.
02:33:39.000They might have let some bad people in their country.
02:33:52.000There's some video of these people walking through these Arab neighborhoods in Paris and the fucking rampant, brutal, like outright anti-Semitism yelling it at these people.
02:35:02.000I would way rather go there and just vegetate and not have any responsibilities than to go there for...
02:35:07.000That's one thing that I've really enjoyed about traveling is that I've gotten a chance to see some really cool places like England and Ireland.
02:35:15.000But one of the things that's an issue is every time I've gone, I've been working.
02:35:33.000I don't know how you are, but say if I fly to Chicago and I got a gig tomorrow night in Chicago, I'm going to get something to eat and I'm going to go to the gym and I'm going to go over my notes.
02:39:48.000Like, me and my wife were talking about this the other day, that there's such a big difference between driving up, like, where, like, Thousand Oaks is, and driving down Orange County.
02:43:58.000This girl just loved, it's her autobiography basically, just a writer out of Oxford and she is learning how to train a go-shock and falcons and all that kind of stuff with the hoods and very intricate about that whole practice.
02:46:26.000They showed these, they had these ancient hominid bones they found, and they were trying to figure out why they had these claw marks on them.
02:46:34.000And they were trying to figure out what animal had done it.
02:46:37.000And then they recognized very similar patterns of scrapes to what they find on small primates that are near harpy eagles.
02:46:46.000And they realized that early humans were most likely eaten by eagles.
02:47:38.000Yeah, you should see that they do a superimposed image of the size of a normal human, like a six-foot-tall human next to a terror bird, like what they looked like.
02:48:51.000Look at that thing, the one in the forefront, the evil red-looking beak, and the one in the background.
02:48:58.000That one's like almost flamingo ostrich monster.
02:49:01.000Could you imagine if you were just walking along and you saw something popping its head out of the trees, looking at you funny, and it's that size, and you go, oh my God, it's over.