Two Millennial Moms Revisit 90s Life And Swap Strange Headlines

We blinked and somehow “self-care” became normal, but our millennial starter kit was Red Bull, all-nighters, and showing up anyway. So we’re rewinding to the chaos era: college drinking games, broke-kid math, road trip rituals, prank calls, body glitter, burned eyeliner, and the kind of childhood freedom you only get when there aren’t Ring cameras on every porch. It’s funny, messy, and way too real, especially when we admit what kind of moms we are now and how the party just looks different when bedtime is part of the plan. 

Then we take a hard left into the stuff we can’t stop watching: strange headlines and true crime stories that hit your stomach. A babysitter finds a man under a child’s bed. A long captivity case raises questions about how abuse can hide in plain sight. We talk celebrity obsession after reports tied to Rihanna’s home, and we get genuinely angry about grave robbing and the selling of human remains online. Along the way, we also point out how modern surveillance, DNA, and phone data make it harder to “get away with it,” which changes how we think about every story. 

And because we’re us, the conversation drifts into conspiracy theories and paranormal questions: Mandela effects like the Anne Frank diary title and Oscar Mayer spelling, the legendary Betz mystery sphere, modern meteorite and “space rock” stories, and a Chernobyl radiation rabbit hole that somehow turns into space travel, ocean fear, and what we think is really down there. We wrap by planning ghost hunting and urban exploring, including a blue light sighting we still can’t explain. 

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Transcript

Chaos Era Versus Wellness Era

SPEAKER_02 0:01

I'm so glad millennials grew up in the chaos era and not the wellness era. Today's college kids are drinking matcha and meditating. When we were in college, we were duct taping 40 ounce liquor bottles to our hands. We didn't have any type of routine. We were just raw dogging life. We didn't even know what mental health was. Let alone a mental health day. We would show up to our unpaid internships sweating out tequila from the night before. The only vitamin I knew was the Flintstone vitamin. I don't think I found out what cortisol even meant until I was in my 30s. They had matcha meditation and yoga classes. We had Red Bull panic and pulling all nighters. They're regulating their nervous system. The only thing we regulated was how long we could stay awake before an exam. But honestly.

Career Changes And Building Wealth

SPEAKER_03 0:51

Welcome back to Strange Durange Beyond Insane. This is your host, Melissa, and I also have my co-host here. But before we get started on what she wants to talk about, I wanted to jump into the millennial lifestyle. Now, I know you remember Edward 40 hands. Yes. And tequila. Oh, tequila. Yeah. And Jaeger. Jaeger. Uh-huh. Jaeger Meister. One tequila, two tequila, three tequila floor. Yeah. And then um, there's some there is at least two or three more videos that I sent to you that I want to talk about. Yes. Okay, so it's 2002, and you just told your mom that you're staying at Lauren's house, but you really are dying in a field somewhere drinking zima, smirn off ice, and smoking newports. But you still smoke newports. I do, I do. So does that back at that time? I think I start off with marlboro breads, like the cowboy spirits. Marlb. I start off with pools. Oh, most people I know start off with marlboro. Well, Lindsay used to get them from her mom. And that's why I smoked them because and then Marlboro blues, remember the greens? Yep. Not not mental light. Yeah, I know. The hunter green pack. Yep. So the average person changes careers at 39. Most small business owners start at age 47, and the average millionaire is 57. So I believe this is for millennials. Because so if you are 30 to 60 and thinking about building wealth, you're right on time. Well, we're not there, but no, but we're getting there. Right. I mean, I am past the age of 39. I haven't made a career change, but it's funny that you say that because I was thinking about going back to school for like billing and coding. Still in the medical field, but it is a change. I was um just looking at jobs for uh medical courier career. Oh, yeah, yeah, yeah. Courier, courier, courier, courier. Yeah, I know what you're talking about though. That's pretty cool. Yeah. 2010's core.

SPEAKER_05 3:05

Yep. That's when you knew you were down bad. Like walking into somebody's house and they put seven empty bottles of highest covered in dust. And they're waiting for me. Put an LES in the dispensary, like oh, we didn't grow up there, okay? You didn't wear a bill at any point.

SPEAKER_04 3:36

Do you remember?

Road Trip Games And Classic Pranks

Cigarette Moms And How We Party

DIY Dances Makeup And 90s TV

House Parties Hotels And Kid Fears

Mandela Effects And Stoned Thoughts

Dreaming Up An Old School Diner

Captivity Story And Celebrity Stalker

Grave Robbing And Cemetery Respect

Babysitter Finds A Man Under Bed

Chernobyl Fungus Space And Ocean Fear

SPEAKER_03 3:38

So I always saved like my hypnotic bottles. Oh, who did it? Who did not? I mean, oh my goodness. Okay, so what else? So is there something you want to add to the millennial lifestyle? So, okay, kids nowadays, like we had to entertain ourselves. Yep. Road trips. You're looking at license plates, you're pedidto. Oh my god, peditto slug bug, slug bug, no slugs back. Yep, you gotta put your hand on the windshield when you're um going under a bridge. Bridge and by a train track. Yeah, by a train track. Hold your breath when you go past the cemetery. Yep. Our kids are never gonna know what ding-dong ditch is. So when we were in middle school, we started the ding dong ditch, but with shaving cream. When they answered the door, we slapped them in the face with a big fucking home size of shaving cream and ran off. Our kids aren't gonna know what it's like to TP houses because no, pearly paper is too expensive. Eggs and eggs. Yeah. Or baloney on a car. Oh, that's oh well. That happened to me. Can't find with ketchup. Oh god. Not like prank calls, like prank. Hey, hey, is your fridge over there running? Think you should go get it. Hi, is Amy Hunter there? Is Ben Dover? Is Ben Dover? Yeah, we're definitely cigarette moms. Yeah, we're not like the CEO moms. We're definitely the cigarette moms. We're not PTO moms. No. And us millennials, like we can still party even though we're moms. We just party in a different way. Absolutely. Like ghost hunting at night, start yawning by 9 30 p.m. Yeah, but we work through that tired phase and then we're good. Then we're good. Or you know, we take a 10-minute little power nap in the cemetery. Okay, so what about like when we used to have to chore choreograph dances? Yes. Yes. Like we didn't have a fucking phone, TikTok to watch. You literally had to practice at this every weekend. And then like the old RC recorders that you weren't allowed to touch, but your parents had to set it up. You could not touch it, you couldn't go buy it. We worked so hard on those dances. And now they just like can watch dances and learn them in five minutes. Yep. Makeup. We didn't have makeup tutorials. Yeah. We didn't have no. We used to use Milky Way pens for eyeliner, um, glitter. Do you remember having to use a lighter? Like that was the best thing. For the eyeliners. Yeah, the styes. Oh, you had to have the black button. No, I used to tell my mom I needed another lighter, like when one got ganged from me because I was smoking cigarettes and other things. Yeah, but you know, that was a great excuse. Oh, I need the lighter for my eyeliner. It was good times. I just remember getting thighs in my eyes from the wood eyeliners. I just okay. What about the glitter all over the body? Oh, for sure. And I had some body working hairs. Yup, the rollers. You were like the coolest if you had glitter on you. Yeah, they have like lip smackers. Lip smackers, yeah. Um, when the lip liner was in the first time I tried it to be like Tina. My mom my brother was like, you look like a fucking clown upstairs and what, you know, my little skinny lips with lip liner. Two-tone lips. I remember, do you remember um oh, what TV show was it? But the girl's name was Mimi and she had bright. Mimi, we have to, me and Norma used to call Angie when she'd wear her blue eyeshadow. I used to wear their blue eye shit. I would have called you Mimi too. But it was cool back in. Mimi was from um Drew. Yeah, the Drew Carey show. The Drew, yeah, the Drew Carey show. I think so, yeah. But the shit we wore. Okay, are you afraid of the dark, Nickelodeon, all that? All of that. Um Snick at night. Nick at night, shorts. That was a good one. Red and Stimpy. All the 90s Disney movies. Yep. These kids are. And you know what the best part is? Like, it's kind of sad in a way because I wish we would have been able to capture those moments. No. But we had, you know, our parents didn't have proof of us doing any of this. The ring cameras were not a thing. No. Fucking Jesus. I remember the cops were looking for us one night and we were all hidden in like the grass in the park, like the really tall glass grass. And we actually used to have house parties. We used to have hotel parties, like who hosts to Knights Inn anymore and has a party. Nights in, there god, we had holiday inn. Yeah, but nice inn was like holiday inn too was. I'll say nice in was for us. I don't know about you. You you only lived like eight miles from seven miles from me. There was holiday inn, there was express, um, all at Van Dyke. Van Dyke Mound was big hotel. Like, that's uh where else? Um speaking of hotels. But the butterfly. Oh my gosh, the butterfly was so much fun. That was by us, sorry. I know, but I used to go there. Sorry. It was out of my jurisdiction, but I went. That was by us. We're at the south end. But the roller rinks that we went to. Skate world, the great skate. The rink. Skate world's way better than the rink. Well, I'm sorry, I live by the ring, so that's where my mom was. Skateworld was way better than the rink. Here we are, millennials fighting. Thank God we're not sisters. I would've beat your ass. I would have beat yours. I would have beat yours. Oh, please. Okay, you would have beat mine when I was younger, because you're older than me, but then I would have beat your ass after. Your alarm's going off. See, she's a millennial. Her fucking alarm's going off at 8 p.m. It's because it's time to give Jackson the Sramatic. And then at 8 30, it's gonna say go to the bathroom before bed. We used to at like 8 o'clock, we would just start getting ready. Like 8, 9 o'clock. We wouldn't go out to the bar until like 10. And then in Canada days, you get ready at like 9 o'clock, and I get there at like midnight. Um, we used to be able to make$10 last for almost a week. Cigarettes were like$4 a pack. Gas was like a dollar$20. I remember getting my car and we'd fill up on like$10 and we would drive around the neighborhood all day long. And you could afford it. Oh, yeah, you are way older than me, so it was below a dollar when you were driving. Fuck you. I think it was still over a dollar, but fuck you. Fuck you. We're not that much of it. I'm sorry, you're a knights and girl. I'm a what? Knights and girl? Oh, yes, I am. I thought you were gonna say something about new kids on the block, and I was like, those are fighting words. New kids on the block suck to compared to Backstreet Boys. Backstreet Boys are around almost the same time as New Kids on the Block. Okay, well, New Kids on the Block killed it in the 80s and 90s. No. Oh yeah. No, the Backstreet Boys killed it. No, the 90s. Backstreet Boys and NSYNC killed it. No, like Backstreet Boys is better than NSYNC. I saw both. So I can't remember. Backstreet Boys is better. Well, I've seen all three. Backstreet Boys is better. You were a Sesame Street kid, weren't you? Fuck yeah, it was. Big Bird all the way. It shows. But were you Barney? No, it wasn't actually. I was watching movies, comprehending movies. The first movie I watched was The Exorcist. That movie fucked me up. When I was in the pack and play. Oh, I remember watching uh Chucky and like in the summertime. Do you remember that? Up at Master too. Do you remember, like, in the summertime, at least for us, there was only one room that had an air conditioning unit. We didn't have central air back in my house. Oh. But so we would all like sleep in the living room when it was super hot out. And dad was my dad was watching Chucky, and like I was pretending to be asleep, and I was like, what the fuck? You were so the next day, all my dolls were out of my fucking room. Oh, I was. You can't go ghost hunt. I was like five years old. You can't go ghost hunt with me tonight. You can't hang. Listen, that was 35 years ago. Oh my god, 35 years ago. Yeah. Are you sure? I thought you were 29. I wish. You know what's really weird to think about in five years? The 1980s will be 50 years old. Yeah, I don't like that. Mm-mm. Well, I was born closer to 1990. I was in 85, so I was like right smack in the middle. Well, I was 88. Oh, do you think you're cool? Fighting on the podcast. It's great. Now you guys really know what we're like. I mean, you guys should know by now. This is us all the time, though. All we do. And then she copies off everything I do. Oh. Every app I have, you have. So? And then you told me earlier you're gonna. I let you test them out and tell me which ones are worth buying. What else did you tell me you're gonna go? You're such a getting smacked tonight, you guys. We're all funny. I'm gonna just and I'll be like, that ghost did it. Did you see that? That was crazy. What happened? So speaking of the 90s, I mean this is a Mandela effect, but uh. Do you remember learning about Anne Frank? Yeah. What was that book called that she wrote? The Diary of Anne Frank. Nope. Nope. It's called The Diary of a Young Girl. No, it's not. That's what I said. I went and seen two plays of it, too. No, it's a diary of Anne Frank. How would I even know her name if it wasn't part of the fucking book? Yeah, no. It's definitely Diary of Anne Frank. Let me look this up. Okay. No, no, I believe you. I'm saying whoever. Oh, I know. Diary. Oh shit. No. Diary of see? Diary of a young girl. No. There is Diary of Anne Frank. That was a movie. No, it's Diary of Anne. I know. I remember it being Diary of Anne Frank. How else would I know about it? You guys will have to get back to us on that. Yeah, so. Weird mandala effect. Um. I got a weird thing that I watched today, and it really made me think. Oh god. Get closer so we can hear. It's the things like this that keep me up at night. Okay, so you can reach over and touch the passenger side of your car, right? Yeah. Why can't you do that on a bus? But yet a car and a bus are in the same kind of lane. Explain that to me. Wait, wait, wait, wait, wait, wait, wait. So inside the car. Yeah, if you're in the driver's seat, you can touch the passenger seat all the way to the door. But you can't do that on a bus. What do you mean? Why can't you do it? How are you physically gonna reach? Because it's it's wider than the average car. I know, but they're on the same road. It feels like a bus, I don't know. Shouldn't be as big as it is to fit in the road that the car does. I don't know. I guess, yeah, because they do fit in the same line. I get what you're saying though. Okay. I don't know. It just made me think about it. And I was like, that is things she watches when she's stoned. Absolutely. Should be a whole nother segment. Okay, keep going. Well, you want to hear what else I read was high? Go ahead. Okay, so there was a quadruple amputee. Amputee? Yeah, that shot up that killed. Yeah. I sent you that. No, I got a newspaper article on it that I read. Well, I sent it to you on TikTok, too. But how the fuck? First of all, this guy was a really good shot. He also was a professional cornhole. And I know, and and with all nubs, he could bring back um bow. Fucking weird. What was his name? Uh, I would have to look that up. I honestly don't recall. That's okay. We don't have to look it up. Okay. But yeah, that's crazy, dude, that a quadro amputee can shoot and kill somebody. Right? Professional cornhole player. He let nothing hold him back. He just nugged right around. He saw him whip for it. No matter. Jesus Christ. I can't wait, people listen to us. Can you imagine his time in prison? I know. Like, what is he gonna do? How are you gonna? I wonder if they're gonna let him wear his fake feet. Yeah, but that can be used as a weapon. Yeah, I don't think so because they're metal. They'll probably put him in like segregation where he's like protective. Oh, he probably goes in protective custody where all like the you know fee peppers are? Yep. Oh god, that sucks. Watch them beat all their asses. You want good jobs. Good for him. Good for him. Oh, I'm gonna have way too much fun on this one today. Cool din-ins. Mmm, so I want to make. I want to have a diner one day, like an old school mom pa diner. Only breakfast and lunch, I think. That's so weird you say that. There's this little place by me. It used to be um party sort, sunset, and then there'd be the grill that was right next to it, and it was like a tiny little place that was only open for breakfast. Yeah. And me and Guy were talking about like how cool that would be to own it. Yeah. Because Guy's a cook. I'm not. Let me run the business part of it. Yeah. And you run the food. Have you ever waitress before? Yep. I know that's that's uh Teresa's goal too is to open up a restaurant. Yeah. I want to run I want a diner. I've always wanted a diner. I want to make like an old bus into like a diner. Like the old airstream, like a big ass one. Just like a window one. Okay. Oh my god, just breakfast and lunch. That would be badass. I'll be your waitress. I guess. I guess. Only if you talk about conspiracies. Okay. Do you hear Jack up there growling? Is that what he's doing? The baby's up there just having a good old time. I had the best time with Jack today. Yes, you did. Did you hear about that um Connecticut stepmother that kept her son in pr or stepson in prison for like 20 plus years? Uh-uh. For what? So the mother, of course, the birth mother is like super pissed that the stepmother did it, but the father knew too. But he was locked in a closet 22 hours out of the day. How old? He was 11 when it started. Oh my god. And he's like 37 or 38 and he when he got out. He was that old when he got out? Correct. Why? Probably he didn't know. The only so the only reason why he was even found is he set the house on fire and the firefighters found him. Oh my god. He was allowed two sandwiches a day, a bottle of water to drink, and a bottle of water to wash himself. Let me tell you, those living conditions, they showed pictures like online. Oh my god. I it breaks my heart that people can be so cruel to other human beings. Did you see this too? That Rihanna's house got shot up? No. Yeah, this was on TikTok. Yeah, it says a woman who's been charged with a shooting at Rihanna's home in Los Angeles has officially lost her license to continue her career. Well, I would fucking hope so. Oh wow, she practiced speech language pathology. Yeah. Ivina Lisette Ortiz, Ortiz, whatever. Um, I think she was a super stalker. Oh. Isn't that crazy? So investigators have yet to reveal a motive behind the shooting. However, district attorney Nathan Hotchman said investigators are still looking into Ortiz. Ortiz's Ortiz's, whatever. Activity on social media in the days leading up to the incident. She could get life in prison if she's convicted of all charges. But would someone non-famous get that? I was just gonna say, what about the house that got shot up a couple doors down from me? I know. And nothing's been back on the news about the shooter, the charges, telling you it was for the wrong motherfucking house. Yeah. Yeah, drug charges and shit. Yeah, but nothing. But she got her house shot up and now she's facing life in prison. I thought someone said she was a superstar. Like she's super obsessed with Rihanna. I wonder what makes someone so obsessed with a celebrity makes them kill them. Salina. Salina. Salina. There was her birthday today. It was her birthday today. Oh, really? Uh-huh. Or was it her passing? No, it's her birthday. I love Selena. Salina. Um, did you see? This was months ago, like a few months ago, the the Pennsylvanian man that dug up all the graves. Mm-mm. Oh my god, girl. See, I send her all this shit and she doesn't. No, it's not that I don't watch it, it's that I forget. No. So you show you on my phone. It says I watched every single one of your videos, girl. You know what? I just don't remember. Yeah, I thought we were besties. Shut up. I'm gonna have to call Eloise. Man diggs. Uh uh great. Dude, this is some like real life horror movie Shay. Like Edgame, so then they shed Dude, they went into his well, I mean, I guess it it is robbery, but he didn't like, I don't think he fucked any of them or he didn't. Tell anybody. He just decorated his house with oh like with just bones. So okay. Yeidon. Oh, he is considered okay. So Yidon Cemetery Grave Robbery case continued as officials push for new laws. So fuck up. I'm sorry, you guys. So this is Eden, Pennsylvania. Uh the preliminary hearing for a man accused of stealing and selling human remain remains from a historic Delaware County Cemetery was continued again Friday, prompting renewed calls for changes to state law. I didn't know he was selling them too, because when they went into the house, there were skulls everywhere. There was like he was making money off of it. It wasn't like I thought it was for his own um Gurletch 34 is accused of carrying out burglaries burglaries. I can't say it over the millennial um brain slip. Sorry, guys over several months at Mount Mariah Cemetery Needon. I can't sell my grandchildren's old par seats, but I can go on Facebook Marketplace and sell a skull. Which people will buy. Look at this guy. Oh, he's where's the inside of his house? Um the chief said the delay came at the request of the public defender, but added that the reason was unclear. I know I know that was a request from public defender, but we're not sure what that was. Police uh rappled into mausoleums at the cemetery, stole human remains, and sold some of them online. Wow. He alleged, I meant to say he is charged with more than 500 counts, including burger burglarry, and abuse of corpse. Hi, Camps. Ew, did he do something to them? It said abuse of corpse. Does that just mean though him like taking stealing them? I think. Yeah. Among those affected is Judy Prischard McClary, whose great-great grandfather, Jonathan Pre Brechard, whatever, is in I'm sorry, entombed at Mount Mariah. She said his mausoleum was broken into. Now I know this place is like super old, and that's why it's why it happened because like this lady is saying that it's her great-great-grandfather, which is still fucked up. You should never do this. But this is why these cemeteries get abandoned because they're so old, and that's why like people like us, paranormal people, should be able to have these. I agree. Because we would respect and take care of these. Yeah, we would we would clean it up, and at least people would see us going in and out of there and they wouldn't fuck around there. Yes. That's why I don't understand why they don't get a hold of more people like us to help out. Mm-hmm. Um, I mean, how many cemeteries have we been in and we're just like, wow, what that would be so cool if they gave us the okay to clean up some of the loveds and yo, me too. The grave robberies at Mount Mariah and other cemeteries are heartbreaking for the community and so many families. So I you know what? There's if you guys go on TikTok, you can actually see the police videos of them coming in and getting all the remains. That many. There was a lot. I think that there's only videos. I don't know if there's images. Yes, this is a video that's gonna play. Let's see. Yeah, it's just like the headstones. It was they were showing like videos of inside of his house. He had a lot of shit. Alright, so we're gonna take a quick break and we'll be right back. And we are back. So there's a few things that I thought that we should talk about because I thought that they were interesting. Um, the first one is did you hear about a Kansas babysitter? She checked under the child's bed and for like monsters, and she found a man under there. Oh, I know, right? Was living there? Yes. Well, see, that scares the fuck out of me, squatters, because we have we have things up in our closets to the add it, and I always wonder. So, my friend Jen, um, she lived in like a townhouse where the upper part of like the attic space is shared. Oh, no, no, no, no, no. Somebody came and tried robbing her through that way. Where does she live now? She passed away. Oh, but also when that passed away. Yeah, but um, dude, it freaked her the fuck out. She was home when it happened. Oh fuck that. Yeah, she didn't come into work that day, and we were all like, what's going on? And she came the next day and told us and remember you told me about her. Yeah. Oh fuck no. Yeah. So I was reading today. Um, you know how I am like about Chernobyl and like three miles. Um on HBO. Oh, yeah, HBO. I love that mini series. I think they did a really good job. See, that's what Grace said, yeah. Um, the history of it. But they found this new, I thought it was really interesting. It's a black fungus, kind of like mold, that seems to be growing towards the radiation, like the high levels of radiation. That's where like this is coming through. And so, what they're thinking is that a living organism is essentially becoming a barrier of the radiation. Is that good or bad? That's good, really good. I don't know how good the black mold is, but the fact that it's containing the radiation is really good news. But I didn't realize this when astronauts go into space, they no longer have the protective shield that we do of radiation from the sun. So it can take years off of astronauts' lives because they don't have the protection. They have shields and whatnot, but it alters back older. Well, it alters their DNA. Yeah, it changes their DNA when they go out to space. You didn't know that? No. And I'm not like a big space person. Oh, I am. That's so that's why like hold on, hold on a minute. That's why they train in water. This is why I always say, as above is below, I think space is really in the water. I was gonna say there's more aliens down below than that. I think up there is empty. A lot, there's a lot of emptiness. Down the fucking ocean is where we need to be. And there is a reason why we're not down there. And we have the technology, we have the money, but nobody will go down there because they know. Because we're not gonna be able to do that. That is why, that is why that submarine blew the fuck up. Because, did you know who was on that submarine? No. Well, and it see rich people, but no, a CEO of an alien foundation, a UFO, UAP. Oh, really? That was him and his son. Really? That that four on one, yeah. There was, I can pull it out. I did lots of my research. I'm telling you, they first of all, they were not where they were supposed to go. Whether the people on board knew that or not, I don't know. There was an ulterior motive. It either went, oh, they can hear me. Okay, they it either went wrong or they seen more than they should have, or someone was already like on the phone or doing boom, they blew that bitch up. And they they did not die in that submarine. I believe that they did something and they made it, oh, it imploded. Nobody I don't believe nobody would fucking go down there with a shitty ass built submarine, and they were rich enough to have way better gear, but they they weren't allowed to go down there. That's the thing. They didn't they didn't have clearance up there. Yeah, scary, but down below, mm-mm. No, thank you, ma'am. Yeah, and I wanted to be a marine biologist growing up. Oh fuck, no.

SPEAKER_04 30:10

Mm-mm. No.

SPEAKER_03 30:11

Once you see something in that ocean, you'll never forget it. I refuse to go in the ocean. Like, I want to go on a cruise so bad, but the thought of being surrounded by open water like that freaks me out. Yeah, it's really easy. Talking to someone that got caught in a riptide, you're boom, you're out before you can even open and close your eyes like this. Right. I couldn't even see the beach. That's scary. In Hawaii, yeah, after the earthquakes from Japan. Um, McCormick saved my life. Wow. You've seen us, Matt? But he's pinky. Hold it on. Because the riptide, he was trying to grab me and I kept and luckily.

SPEAKER_04 30:46

That's scary.

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SPEAKER_03 30:48

Ocean is scary shit, but the space but that's why they train in water. I the That's why they train water. As above is below, as below is above. Yep, absolutely. But I think it's way scarier in the ocean than in the space. Well, I feel like the ocean is like the highway. Yeah. Like of portals. What if you go all the way down in the ocean and you're in space? How would you explain that? That's like a donut theory. Yeah. Hmm. That'd be really fucked up. I mean, honestly, if you had if you only had two options, they're like you're either we're setting you up or we're setting you below, where are you going? I'm afraid of height, so you know where I'm going. I I know the risks, but I'm definitely afraid of height, so I'll take the end of my life down below. Really? Yeah. Oh. Why are you asking me this hard question? You're brave, girl. You brave. You're so brave. Okay, sorry to interrupt. You know how I get on my rants. Uh, so did you hear about um this Alabama man was awarded$70 million following a flesh-eating infection linked to a Tyson plant spill. I think I heard something about them. Dude, those flesh-eating things, oh, that scares the fuck out of me. Yeah. That is so scary to me. Mm-hmm. Like, what so, like, if that does happen, there's no like antidote, right? You have to have it amputated, I believe. Yeah. Well, I'm some. I'm not all, but some. And then there was this toxic mushroom trial. So this Australian woman is on trial for murder after three guests died from eating poisonous mushrooms at her lunch. I've seen that. Then a year before that, so a year ago, a lady poisoned her sisters and her friends in that cake. Oh, really? Same thing, yeah. People are fucking nuts. But like, my thing is, why would you even try that now? Because they right, you can't again talk about the 90s. You couldn't get away with murder in the 90s. A lot of you. That's why there's so many cold cases now between security cameras, ring cameras, DNA. DNA, all the you know, all the towers pinging where your cell phone is, to pinpoint where you're at. Good luck getting away with it. Yeah. But I think I don't know, you have anything else that um before we go on to this other article because we both really like this one. What is your favorite newest conspiracy? I don't know, the diary of Anne Frank today threw me for a fucking loot. Yeah, that's weird. I remember it being the diary of Anton. Hinton, Paul! Do you remember what do you remember it being called about Anne Frank? What was the book called?

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Diary of Anne Frank.

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Thank you. Well, no, it's called Diary of a Young Woman or Young Girl. That's what they're saying it ends.

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Well, the play I saw was called the Diary of Anne Frank. Yeah. I never read the book, to be honest.

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But you know who wrote the book because it was called The Diary of Anne Frank. So I think that's my biggest new one. Well, it was made from her diary. Yes. Right. I mean, yeah, she wasn't here to write it. No, but you knew the name because of the title. She's saying you knew like about Anne Frank because of the title.

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Yes.

Mystery Metal Sphere And Meteorites

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Right. So what about you? A new conspiracy. Um Oscar Meyer, too. I know it's not new, but Oh, I never heard that one. Okay, you remember Oscar Meyer? There used to be a song, and I can't for the life of me remember it all the way, but it was like first name was Oscar, and they spelt it, and then the last name was M-E-Y-E-R. No, Meyer, it you would think I would say Mayer, but it's M-A-Y-E-R. And I'm like, no, I remember from my thank you, my childhood. It was M-E-Y-E-R. Yeah, from mine. Yeah. So that one threw me for a loop. Like, I it's just weird. All these things collectively as a generation, we remember it one way. And other people remember it another way. Yeah. And I feel like that did not really start. Like, really, really get like a lot of people remembering this way when it should have been this way since COVID. Yeah, that's really when they then there was all like the Disney ones, too. Alright, so this topic, if I can get my shirt over this hump, um, I'm just gonna say the gist of it because the reason why so a family found a strange metal sphere in the woods and it started moving on its own, and then the Navy got involved. So this was in 1974, and um the military and even UF volists examined the sphere, concluding that humans made the bizarre orb. Yet the best mystery sphere conspiracy theory continues to persist. Is there any validity to it? Well, it's saying that this sphere was moving on its own, it was making noises like in 1974. How are you making well there's there's so many stories like this? Yes, and they're there's they're like cold cases because they're from so long ago. Well, they didn't have the technology that they have now, correct? But they're opening up videos and pictures and they're proving like this shit was not made up. So the origins of the Betts, I think that's how the Betts, the family, sphere conspiracy theory. After a fire destroyed their property in March 1974, the Betts family found the bizarre metal sphere in their yard and believed it was a historic cannonball from Florida's Renaissance era Spanish colonizers. The Skeptoid podcast explained, but the sphere was clean, free of corrosion corrosion, and shiny. I gotta put my glasses back on, I can't see. Um weaponary in the Spanish colonial time period, unlikely from Okay, sorry guys, we had some technical difficulties. I don't know what's going on here. Um, okay, so the the Bets Mystery Sphere was approximately eight inches and weighing 22 pounds, and that again was uncovered in 1974 in Florida. Um, it was very shiny and not corroded. I don't know if that picked it up or not. I've been trying to go back, but I didn't, you know, we're trying to go out tonight too, so um, but it was made of a metal that was not found in that time. So I think it was sterling. I think it was sterling or um silver plated uh spear, which in that time era it would have been more like iron used. Um but I don't know if that picked up earlier or not. Yeah, uh but anyways, moving forward, the reason why we wanted to bring this up is because of all the meteorites that have crashed over Ohio, southeast Detroit, um Vegas, LA. Where else were they spotted? Was it Kansas? Yep, Kansas. Okay, so now they're calling it a space rock, and I know it started with a U, and I think it might be that one, but I thought it was like UR something. But it keeps saying fireball, a space rock. First it says it's the size of a baseball, then it says it's 200 pounds and it broke apart. Then eight days ago, they're saying that it's the size of a cantaloupe. But okay, here's the thing if it so she on the news she showed it in a in a baggie. You know damn right that's not what hit through her roof because those fucking NASA and you know, the feds, they they already got it. I was gonna say there's no way that they're gonna allow her to keep any of it for sci- they need it for scientific evidence. But now you can't see here's the video right here. Mm-hmm.

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There's a hole in the ceiling, a big deal on the floor, another little piecebook off the ceiling, and there's a big rock on the floor. And it just scares me to death. And I was like, Everybody back out, get out the room. I said, I don't know what this is, but I said this might be a media. We can read the report and meteorite.

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Unfortunately, nobody tower is extremely rare.

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And that's why it's just so widespread the visibility. Oh wow for a one tiny little piece of rock.

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Put on the show that was definitely bigger than one little piece of rock. So now you can't see you can't, but anyways, the there was one and then another one within a few days apart, and this unique rock, it only usually shows up even in like around the atmosphere every 7,000 years. But see, now you can't fucking find it. Right. So of course not. I guess we're going UFO hunting and ghost hunting. Okay. Let's do it. Are we eat where are we going? Uh I found a few different places. Um, hold on. Where is Tell our listeners where we're and then we're gonna also do some live stuff so that I'll throw that on the podcast too. Hold on, let me where's I took some. Okay, so what would you do if you found a sphere? Um, first of all, I know not to fucking touch it. I put it in a baggie. Are you kidding me? The oils on your hands and everything mixing with that? You're nuts. What oils? Of your hands and stuff, mixing with all them chemicals and what chemicals? They came from space. Doesn't matter, they're properties. It's all metals. What's the worst that could happen? I turn metal. Would you tell anybody? Oh, I would definitely tell people. You don't want them showing up, taking you away. Oh, yeah, I didn't think about they're gonna find out anyways, because there's fucking security cameras at every almost intersection. They're gonna find where the meteor went. Not if we run away quicker. They're still gonna find the house, and then they're gonna go. Well, what if but what if it okay, the blue thing that we seen at the cemetery? That was fucking weird. We both seen it. I know. Can you describe what you seen? It was a bright blue, or well, I think it was an orc. Maybe it was a meteorite. No, because it it didn't like crash into the ground and created a crazy. But where did it go? We both seen it. It was like yeah. And then gone. But there was no like aftermath of like an explosion. Yeah. Yeah, that would have been so cool if we would have followed. It'd be like following the rainbow to like the honeypot. Yeah. Yeah, that's true. Well, we'll never know now. So, few places I found. I don't know, that means a little bit of a drive. Fighting, are you are you talking about something? No, Parsh Partialville Cemetery. Okay. I think Fight. There's don't ask me where it is, but Guardian Angel Cemetery. It says it's good for walking investigations, but it's shitty outside, so I don't want to walk too too far. Okay. There's obviously Rochester Hills. Um. I don't want to go to Rochester. No. Okay. Should we find like an abandoned house? Just go exploring, urban exploring. But um, Oakland University, there's the John Dodge House. Are you allowed to go there? Well, campus police do patrol, so we have to stay respectful. So I don't know if we're gonna have the same situation that we had as the Alexian Brothers Hospital. But yeah, that's some places I found. Well, we will be back on to talk about our experiences. Yes. Thank you for having me on. Thanks for coming. Thanks for hanging out today. Of course. Alright, you guys, you know that you can email us at GhostSisters2124 at gmail.com. I was having a brain fart. I don't that's what happens when you're 40, okay? Okay, that happened to be the other night. I'm like ghost sisters 2120. Is that the right? So it's ghost sisters2124 at Gmail. And honestly, any stories, comments, questions, suggestions, we appreciate it all. Yeah, and if you guys go to the actual Buzz Sprout site, you can directly message us through there. Like it will be like a text that comes right right away. Like boom, instant. Tell us what we're doing right, what we're doing wrong, how we bitch at us, shit to us, whatever. We want to hear it all. Yeah, we want to hear it. And you know what? If you guys have if you guys want to roast us, we will come on here and read your comments, even if they hurt our fucking feelings. Absolutely. We will cry and then we will laugh. Well, thanks for listening and have a good night. Bye.