WEBVTT 00:05.245 --> 00:19.406 [SPEAKER_00]: This season of 5 GM's in a trench coat deals with themes of loneliness, loss, the paranormal, growing older, confrontation, parental pressures, reconciliation, teenage genannigans, illusions to being people of color in the 80s and hope. 00:20.608 --> 00:31.624 [SPEAKER_00]: Listener discussion is advised. 00:40.092 --> 00:45.987 [SPEAKER_05]: Good morning and welcome to 5 GM's at a trench coat, cool wave station. 00:46.348 --> 00:52.484 [SPEAKER_05]: Listen in, as five friends take turns weaving stories to the tabletop game of their choice. 00:52.504 --> 00:54.810 [SPEAKER_05]: Tuning in now, let's hope we have a great morning. 00:59.633 --> 01:04.819 [SPEAKER_05]: Hello everybody, I want to do five gems in a trench coat, season five from inside the tent. 01:04.839 --> 01:08.304 [SPEAKER_05]: Well, I'm out of Gonzalez, and who is coming out of us from inside the tent today? 01:08.324 --> 01:08.965 [SPEAKER_05]: Let's start on my left. 01:09.585 --> 01:14.732 [SPEAKER_04]: Hey, I'm just, you know, I am playing Zik, and we're in jail, oh. 01:15.252 --> 01:22.762 [SPEAKER_03]: Hello, I am Tim and I'm playing God What's this name, Harvey, and it's holding, all right, it's different. 01:23.623 --> 01:28.729 [SPEAKER_01]: Hi, I'm Kim, I'm playing Clementine, I'm Touchy Bona, and it's cold in here. 01:29.553 --> 01:33.258 [SPEAKER_04]: That's for a lawyer, I'll never talk to the cops, that's for a lawyer. 01:33.318 --> 01:44.872 [SPEAKER_05]: Where we last left off, our friends here had gone in for some questioning after having an altercation with some government agents. 01:46.293 --> 01:57.467 [SPEAKER_05]: They were brought in by a familiar face, Sheriff John from Washington, and they were driven down to Idaho, specifically Cascade Idaho, and they were currently in holding. 01:57.650 --> 02:17.346 [SPEAKER_05]: Clim, you were pulled out for questioning by two other agents dressed similarly, and I think you guys would hear maybe even catching glimpses of these agents, it's on the other side of the wall, so it's kind of hard, but I'm assuming you guys are kind of trying to see what's going on with Clim, you do see two agents. 02:17.326 --> 02:20.830 [SPEAKER_05]: They don't match the typical description of what you've seen from the agents as of recently. 02:20.850 --> 02:22.352 [SPEAKER_05]: They're a little more like unkept. 02:22.932 --> 02:30.321 [SPEAKER_05]: They have the briefcase as they have the things that these agents have had up to this point, the suits, but it's just a little skew. 02:30.842 --> 02:33.565 [SPEAKER_05]: And they take Clem and they leave. 02:33.945 --> 02:37.409 [SPEAKER_05]: But it doesn't appear to be that Clem is going relatively willingly. 02:38.270 --> 02:40.853 [SPEAKER_05]: You know, not at gunpoint or anything. 02:40.833 --> 02:48.080 [SPEAKER_05]: And so the two of you are left inside of this Idaho police station with your thoughts and with the officers that are still here. 02:48.861 --> 02:50.983 [SPEAKER_05]: You know, Sheriff John is on the outside. 02:51.023 --> 02:54.346 [SPEAKER_05]: He told you guys that he was going to kind of see what he can do. 02:54.887 --> 02:59.131 [SPEAKER_05]: So what do you two do while you're just in the cell together? 03:00.312 --> 03:06.738 [SPEAKER_03]: I think how he's like, it's just like bouncing the most jitter you've ever seen him ever, honestly. 03:06.879 --> 03:09.321 [SPEAKER_03]: Just looking at the table. 03:11.427 --> 03:21.759 [SPEAKER_04]: Oh, I think Zika's just trying to just laying down one of the benches just trying to like get rappers head around what's going on, because there's been a lot, a lot has happened. 03:21.959 --> 03:29.387 [SPEAKER_05]: Yeah, the past day, day and a half, you've had this kind of explosion of things going on. 03:29.768 --> 03:35.294 [SPEAKER_05]: It's been a trip in and of itself, the whole, the whole road trip this far. 03:36.135 --> 03:40.860 [SPEAKER_05]: But this specific, these specific occurrences have been a little, 03:41.870 --> 03:43.252 [SPEAKER_05]: more intense, I suppose. 03:45.835 --> 03:51.221 [SPEAKER_05]: As you guys sit there, you know, Clim is gone. 03:52.243 --> 03:56.468 [SPEAKER_05]: And Havie, you kind of just paw at your pocket again. 03:56.528 --> 03:59.151 [SPEAKER_05]: You know that there's something there. 04:00.473 --> 04:03.316 [SPEAKER_05]: Still sealed, I think, or is it open? 04:03.416 --> 04:04.958 [SPEAKER_05]: I don't know if you remember. 04:06.237 --> 04:07.358 [SPEAKER_05]: I don't know if you care. 04:08.560 --> 04:13.866 [SPEAKER_05]: And Zeeke, you ponder, maybe if I was gonna get arrested, I should've just done it at home. 04:17.271 --> 04:29.646 [SPEAKER_05]: And I think that as much as this has been like a fun trip, but a chaotic trip, this is the first time where it's truly feeling like maybe we should have just stayed home. 04:33.001 --> 04:36.289 [SPEAKER_05]: Have you ever felt that way? 04:36.470 --> 04:37.793 [SPEAKER_05]: Maybe you should have just stayed home. 04:37.813 --> 04:50.065 [SPEAKER_03]: I want to say no because being at home always felt a little 04:52.238 --> 04:53.019 [SPEAKER_03]: Tencent. 04:53.039 --> 04:55.523 [SPEAKER_03]: Yeah, tencent. 04:55.803 --> 05:05.758 [SPEAKER_03]: I think in a different way, maybe I should have stayed late at school or stayed in the gym after practice or something like that. 05:05.898 --> 05:06.279 [SPEAKER_03]: Right. 05:08.222 --> 05:10.705 [SPEAKER_03]: Just getting home to a quiet tencent house. 05:11.126 --> 05:11.727 [SPEAKER_03]: Yeah, not. 05:12.188 --> 05:12.989 [SPEAKER_05]: No, I do more. 05:13.449 --> 05:13.710 [SPEAKER_05]: Yeah. 05:14.872 --> 05:15.833 [SPEAKER_05]: I think that 05:17.939 --> 05:35.396 [SPEAKER_05]: You both sit here in the cold kind of cement box you're in, you know, metal bars and zik. 05:35.416 --> 05:36.117 [SPEAKER_05]: You just. 05:38.712 --> 05:52.485 [SPEAKER_05]: You know something's up, but in a, in a way that I'm going to need a roll for, go ahead and pick what you think is equal to use to try to figure out, try to really put things together for your out what's going on. 05:53.005 --> 05:55.932 [SPEAKER_04]: I'm like, it's brain, I think I got a one. 05:57.495 --> 06:04.832 [SPEAKER_05]: See, I think you're tired and exhausted and you had helped hobby fight some adult, then you weren't really a good to fight. 06:04.852 --> 06:06.335 [SPEAKER_05]: You're not exactly a scrapper. 06:06.515 --> 06:09.462 [SPEAKER_05]: That's not the thing you're doing frequently or often. 06:09.442 --> 06:30.268 [SPEAKER_05]: And so your juices are just depleted and I think that the two of you in the cold sort of just doze off the way you can only doze off in the cold and yeah the two of you even in this high stress situation with Clim having just left you doze off it's 06:32.155 --> 06:38.042 [SPEAKER_05]: Like I said, it's cold here, and it's easy to fall asleep in a place that's cold, especially when you kind of like curl up to yourselves. 06:38.102 --> 06:40.364 [SPEAKER_05]: How close are you guys to each other? 06:40.384 --> 06:41.225 [SPEAKER_05]: Are you sitting next to each other? 06:41.245 --> 06:42.146 [SPEAKER_05]: Are you across the way? 06:42.206 --> 06:43.488 [SPEAKER_05]: What are we looking at? 06:44.289 --> 06:45.370 [SPEAKER_04]: I don't think we're very close. 06:45.650 --> 06:46.311 [SPEAKER_03]: No, yeah. 06:46.952 --> 06:52.738 [SPEAKER_03]: I wouldn't say like across the roof, but not like to keep each other comfortable. 06:52.758 --> 06:54.841 [SPEAKER_05]: Yeah, we definitely have like some space between us. 06:54.921 --> 06:55.421 [SPEAKER_05]: Absolutely. 06:55.441 --> 07:00.627 [SPEAKER_05]: As you fall asleep. 07:01.906 --> 07:29.618 [SPEAKER_05]: you look into a mirror and you just crumpled up a letter you read and threw it in the trash and you walk outside and your friends have left you behind at a gas station I think maybe you didn't think to yourself did they get you to go on this trip just to do this to you? 07:33.715 --> 07:34.417 [SPEAKER_05]: What do you do? 07:34.657 --> 07:35.900 [SPEAKER_05]: You're left at this gas station. 07:35.940 --> 07:46.445 [SPEAKER_05]: You just rent a letter that pretty much told you you don't have a home to come back to What is hobby's mindset? 07:46.505 --> 07:49.733 [SPEAKER_05]: What does hobby do stuck at this gas station? 07:51.552 --> 07:54.315 [SPEAKER_03]: I like the thing, obvious not when the panic, but he totally is. 07:55.216 --> 08:05.046 [SPEAKER_03]: And I think he stands there and looks around, walks out to like the street, watches the car go and keep going and disappear. 08:05.066 --> 08:15.397 [SPEAKER_03]: I think he's like shit, shit, shit, shit, and then like it's like patting his pockets to make sure he has everything. 08:15.437 --> 08:20.142 [SPEAKER_03]: Frasal starts pacing. 08:21.893 --> 08:26.660 [SPEAKER_03]: Maybe try to go back inside the gas station to see if there's a tent in there. 08:26.760 --> 08:36.894 [SPEAKER_05]: Walk back into the gas station and the door swings and the neon sign of the gas station that just buzzes and thrums lightly as neon does. 08:38.276 --> 08:49.251 [SPEAKER_05]: Expans beyond your periphery and into your sight and then blinding and then you hear the door 08:50.851 --> 09:01.786 [SPEAKER_05]: from directly in front of you and directly in your ears, and the buzzing on the neon is the diner, and you're at a diner, and you see your friends, and you see yourself frozen. 09:01.846 --> 09:09.517 [SPEAKER_05]: You see Zeeek moving, and you see these two people that match the description that you've been given by Zeeek. 09:10.839 --> 09:17.989 [SPEAKER_05]: One of them, I'm canny and inhuman in the most human way, almost like someone put on a human mask. 09:19.268 --> 09:26.518 [SPEAKER_05]: And the other one, in an unassuming gentleman, they walk out Z trails them a little bit. 09:27.218 --> 09:28.460 [SPEAKER_05]: You see the trunk pop. 09:31.524 --> 09:32.385 [SPEAKER_05]: You look into the trunk. 09:33.707 --> 09:36.010 [SPEAKER_05]: You getting hoisted into the trunk by your ankles. 09:37.192 --> 09:38.033 [SPEAKER_05]: The trunk closes. 09:40.055 --> 09:48.246 [SPEAKER_05]: You wake up in a cold cell. 09:50.183 --> 09:51.404 [SPEAKER_05]: Do you remember this dream? 09:53.346 --> 10:19.650 [SPEAKER_05]: I think It's like that sort of thing where like you immediately wake up and you're like what the fuck and then you're like Oh, I didn't like the way that felt and then you try to recall it and it's like grasping at nothing You grasping at these straws of memories that you didn't really have And there's a pit in your stomach and zique is a sleep unrestfully next to you and zique You dream 10:21.217 --> 10:46.903 [SPEAKER_05]: and you see a roller rink, one you've never been to, one that sounds fun, roller rinks are fun, there's commotion in there and it's not just commotion, it's emotional commotion, there's strife and stress and shared emotion, 10:48.689 --> 10:55.386 [SPEAKER_05]: would Zeke try to tap into those motions and feel what's going on or is Zeke a closed off person in that matter? 10:56.589 --> 11:01.922 [SPEAKER_04]: Yeah, I think he's fairly closed off, he probably wouldn't want to explore the motions too much. 11:01.936 --> 11:31.892 [SPEAKER_05]: Yeah, opening yourself up to emotions, especially ones that are not your own and that are foreign to you, and it could be detrimental as scary, and so you walk into this roller rink, and you see, Klem, running away with two agents from this man that you'd seen before, and it's hard to call them a man because their face is so uncanny. 11:33.020 --> 11:42.837 [SPEAKER_05]: And they're here again, and then you wake up, and it's cold, and it was unrestful, do you remember the stream? 11:44.560 --> 11:48.526 [SPEAKER_04]: I think he remembers bits and pieces, but doesn't really know the connective tissue, basically. 11:49.508 --> 11:50.229 [SPEAKER_04]: He eyes are stressed. 11:51.631 --> 11:53.354 [SPEAKER_05]: The two of you are in here alone. 11:53.374 --> 11:59.044 [SPEAKER_05]: I need either brown or grit rolls from the two of you. 11:59.800 --> 12:00.841 [SPEAKER_04]: I don't know, I want to go grit. 12:03.364 --> 12:04.045 [SPEAKER_03]: I have brown. 12:05.326 --> 12:05.967 [SPEAKER_05]: Got a man. 12:06.848 --> 12:07.549 [SPEAKER_03]: That's an eight. 12:08.150 --> 12:08.730 [SPEAKER_05]: Harvey. 12:10.312 --> 12:11.794 [SPEAKER_05]: What are you, are you allergic to anything? 12:11.894 --> 12:14.097 [SPEAKER_05]: Is Harvey allergic to anything grass-bees? 12:14.297 --> 12:15.338 [SPEAKER_05]: Or is he one of those blessed? 12:15.438 --> 12:16.640 [SPEAKER_05]: It doesn't have many allergies. 12:17.040 --> 12:20.344 [SPEAKER_03]: Yeah, I don't think he's allergic to anything that he knows of. 12:20.544 --> 12:22.507 [SPEAKER_03]: Maybe like medicine when he was like a kid. 12:22.867 --> 12:26.331 [SPEAKER_05]: Your skin burns and itches. 12:27.712 --> 12:42.018 [SPEAKER_05]: And it starts at the neck, right under your jawline, and then your armpits and it feels like your skin's stretching and you're so hot. 12:45.785 --> 12:51.475 [SPEAKER_05]: And Zik, you noticed that Havi has a couple of hives on his cheek. 12:52.197 --> 13:21.225 [SPEAKER_05]: You're getting warm rapidly in this cold space and you know what's cold because your fingers still tingle in your hands are shaking But as you look at your shaking hands, there are hives covering the back of your palm the back of your hand is now beginning to itch and It knows is getting stuffy And you share the officers outside choking 13:26.639 --> 13:49.407 [SPEAKER_05]: you hear one go down you hear a gun go off another one go down choking oh i'm gonna like look at look at how the air then i'm gonna get up and go to the bars and try to see what's going on you kind of here you're not getting a great view do you want to really try to push to see 13:50.146 --> 13:53.391 [SPEAKER_04]: Yeah, but I'm not going to try to get my head stuck in the bars. 13:53.411 --> 13:53.511 [SPEAKER_03]: Okay. 13:53.531 --> 13:53.812 [SPEAKER_03]: Can I? 13:54.813 --> 14:01.083 [SPEAKER_03]: I think a hobby I would feel like, like, like, like, like, like, try to, because there's emotion over there. 14:01.123 --> 14:02.565 [SPEAKER_03]: We could go in the corner and hide. 14:02.786 --> 14:03.046 [SPEAKER_03]: Right. 14:03.086 --> 14:04.388 [SPEAKER_03]: This is life. 14:04.729 --> 14:07.593 [SPEAKER_05]: Give me a broader, grit roll. 14:08.234 --> 14:08.635 [SPEAKER_05]: Zeke. 14:10.257 --> 14:10.838 [SPEAKER_05]: Seven. 14:11.155 --> 14:16.966 [SPEAKER_05]: you push your head just a little further, not quite out of the bars to get it stuck, but you're really squeezing your face. 14:17.106 --> 14:30.531 [SPEAKER_05]: It hurts, it hurts, but the cold metal of the bars sues the pressure and you look and peer past the corner into the main room where the officers are and you see 14:30.511 --> 14:34.216 [SPEAKER_05]: the man, he's an unassuming person. 14:34.296 --> 14:37.700 [SPEAKER_05]: You saw him with the mannequin looking gentleman. 14:38.501 --> 14:39.422 [SPEAKER_05]: He is by himself. 14:39.522 --> 14:41.605 [SPEAKER_05]: He has an open briefcase. 14:42.726 --> 14:45.009 [SPEAKER_05]: And you hear it now. 14:45.089 --> 14:47.172 [SPEAKER_05]: There's a slight sound. 14:48.013 --> 14:50.956 [SPEAKER_05]: It's so high pitched and maybe only you're hearing it. 14:51.617 --> 14:53.299 [SPEAKER_05]: But it's not playing music. 14:53.419 --> 14:54.481 [SPEAKER_05]: It's a meeting of noise. 14:55.242 --> 14:58.746 [SPEAKER_05]: And you see people 14:59.165 --> 15:03.472 [SPEAKER_05]: Um, I think he's allergic to like peanuts to peanuts already like that allergic to peanuts. 15:03.673 --> 15:07.459 [SPEAKER_04]: I wouldn't say like deathly But definitely like he you've puffed up before like spicy. 15:07.599 --> 15:09.062 [SPEAKER_04]: He's like, oh, peanut butter jelly. 15:09.082 --> 15:24.868 [SPEAKER_05]: He like he thought it was spicy for a long time See so When you went to the Hospital the first time when you've got a test done because you were talking about spicy peanuts The doctor told you that you were lucky to not be a severely allergic because you could be and that 15:26.198 --> 15:44.899 [SPEAKER_05]: You could develop more severe allergy if you continue to expose yourself to peanuts and they gave you a pamphlet and with the pamphlet you did see severe allergic reactions puffed lips swollen faces closed eyes purple fingernails purple lips from lack of oxygen 15:44.879 --> 15:56.056 [SPEAKER_05]: and two of these officers are able to see our swollen, their hands and wrists are so swollen that they're squeezing past their shirts, the sleeves of their shirts, they're kind of puffing out. 15:56.336 --> 16:03.928 [SPEAKER_05]: Their skin is red and blotchy and their lips are blue as they've almost instantaneously swelled and hemorrhaged. 16:04.328 --> 16:05.350 [SPEAKER_05]: Their eyes are bleeding. 16:06.151 --> 16:12.040 [SPEAKER_05]: This, whatever's happening here, everyone seems to be allergic to. 16:12.080 --> 16:14.143 [SPEAKER_05]: There's something going on. 16:17.768 --> 16:34.847 [SPEAKER_05]: this gentleman has ear buds in and has a mask on and you hear rattling at the back end of the gate and you know there was a back door by your guys as bars and Sheriff John has come in and he has a wound on his head. 16:35.808 --> 16:47.742 [SPEAKER_05]: He's trickling down his forehead and he's like oh yeah we need to get up out of here and he starts unlocking you guys go out the back and get the get your car 16:48.903 --> 16:52.568 [SPEAKER_05]: She's with some what we'll find her we need to get out of here now. 16:52.608 --> 17:03.725 [SPEAKER_05]: Yeah, and as he's talking you see The guy turn around and kind of like peek his head at you guys And he reaches down and goes to grab one of the sheriff's guns. 17:04.206 --> 17:05.467 [SPEAKER_05]: Oh, what do you do? 17:05.488 --> 17:15.683 [SPEAKER_05]: He's aren't running Yeah, John sees that and pulls his gun and throws you the keys as you run out I would like some flight rolls guys. 17:16.444 --> 17:18.707 [SPEAKER_04]: Oh, no That's my worst one 17:20.003 --> 17:21.145 [SPEAKER_04]: Okay, four plus one. 17:21.245 --> 17:22.326 [SPEAKER_04]: Oh wait, I have three plus ones. 17:22.446 --> 17:22.867 [SPEAKER_04]: I got four. 17:24.129 --> 17:24.790 [SPEAKER_03]: That's a four. 17:25.210 --> 17:26.933 [SPEAKER_03]: Can I use a pin? 17:26.953 --> 17:27.153 [SPEAKER_03]: Sure. 17:27.554 --> 17:28.114 [SPEAKER_03]: Here's a tip. 17:28.315 --> 17:29.316 [SPEAKER_03]: Okay, it's a four again. 17:29.356 --> 17:30.638 [SPEAKER_03]: So that's the dice talking. 17:31.860 --> 17:32.060 [SPEAKER_05]: All right. 17:32.080 --> 17:35.244 [SPEAKER_05]: You both begin to run. 17:37.207 --> 17:39.871 [SPEAKER_05]: And whatever the noise is, it's grading. 17:39.971 --> 17:45.398 [SPEAKER_05]: And it's almost like there's someone scraping a fork in your ear drum. 17:46.380 --> 17:48.643 [SPEAKER_05]: And the air has become thick. 17:51.121 --> 17:54.326 [SPEAKER_05]: It's like you're breathing under a blanket. 17:55.327 --> 18:07.546 [SPEAKER_05]: And not only a blanket, an old blanket that has loose spurs and loose pieces of cotton or whatever fabric this blanket is, it's breathing in chunks of air almost. 18:07.586 --> 18:11.712 [SPEAKER_05]: The air is clumping as you breathe in into fills. 18:11.692 --> 18:12.956 [SPEAKER_05]: like a long fool. 18:13.217 --> 18:13.839 [SPEAKER_05]: It hurts. 18:14.782 --> 18:19.376 [SPEAKER_05]: You both have run too slow to fully escape the effects of what's happening here. 18:20.099 --> 18:22.566 [SPEAKER_05]: I need you to give me grit rolls. 18:23.489 --> 18:23.710 [SPEAKER_03]: Yeah. 18:26.120 --> 18:29.024 [SPEAKER_04]: I'm gonna Dood. 18:29.425 --> 18:29.925 [SPEAKER_04]: Oh, I got 12. 18:30.126 --> 18:30.726 [SPEAKER_05]: Oh, you go. 18:30.746 --> 18:31.347 [SPEAKER_03]: You can really remember. 18:31.548 --> 18:33.470 [SPEAKER_03]: Oh, yeah, we're eight nine. 18:33.751 --> 18:34.071 [SPEAKER_05]: Nice. 18:34.371 --> 18:34.912 [SPEAKER_05]: So I got 21. 18:34.932 --> 18:35.633 [SPEAKER_05]: 21. 18:35.693 --> 18:39.639 [SPEAKER_05]: I got a nine nine So nine and a 21 will succeed to this round. 18:39.999 --> 18:49.292 [SPEAKER_05]: The bath of your neck pricks up the way mammals do when they know that they're They were just shy of dying 18:50.808 --> 18:59.680 [SPEAKER_05]: you maybe if you had taken a breath a little deeper and less shallow because you were running you would have died there. 19:01.663 --> 19:11.998 [SPEAKER_05]: Your bodies do not have the fortitude of Johns and even John is already splatching and swelling and he's this has all been bullet time this is your first two steps out of here. 19:12.719 --> 19:20.089 [SPEAKER_05]: John in this manner now firing at each other and both dove out of the way 19:21.284 --> 19:22.186 [SPEAKER_05]: You gotta find the van. 19:24.309 --> 19:24.369 [SPEAKER_05]: Oh. 19:24.389 --> 19:28.717 [SPEAKER_05]: It is a relatively small parking lot, but you're in the back part and you don't see the van immediately. 19:28.777 --> 19:31.181 [SPEAKER_05]: It could be in any of this kind of surrounding. 19:31.521 --> 19:33.004 [SPEAKER_05]: It's not a humongous building. 19:33.405 --> 19:38.373 [SPEAKER_05]: I would say that this building is maybe about the size of like a quad apartment complex. 19:38.393 --> 19:39.876 [SPEAKER_04]: Maybe I go left and you go right? 19:40.196 --> 19:40.517 [SPEAKER_04]: Yeah. 19:41.218 --> 19:41.959 [SPEAKER_04]: We'll split up. 19:43.154 --> 19:54.470 [SPEAKER_05]: Yeah, you're the minute you've gotten outside though and the fresh air is hit you your lungs have begun to clear up immensely and you don't feel it getting worse So you guys split up. 19:54.550 --> 19:55.491 [SPEAKER_05]: Yeah, all right. 19:56.072 --> 19:58.676 [SPEAKER_05]: Give me a luck roll, please What do we roll? 19:59.517 --> 20:00.138 [SPEAKER_05]: This roll D20. 20:00.539 --> 20:01.199 [SPEAKER_05]: Oh, we got six. 20:01.219 --> 20:02.521 [SPEAKER_05]: Well, I had a five. 20:03.463 --> 20:05.145 [SPEAKER_05]: Oh, there's that Jesse's luck here 20:06.323 --> 20:13.294 [SPEAKER_05]: You, Zik run around the left end and it's weird. 20:13.394 --> 20:14.936 [SPEAKER_05]: Why is your van parked in a ditch? 20:15.757 --> 20:17.420 [SPEAKER_05]: Oh, with a tarp thrown over it. 20:17.440 --> 20:23.269 [SPEAKER_05]: And I think you only notice because you see the unicorn horn peeking out and you run over and you yank the tarp down and pop it open. 20:25.223 --> 20:45.595 [SPEAKER_05]: the firing has stopped almost moments after you've cleared out you get in the van you've run around the other side you're looking for the van you don't know zika's found the van you even have the chance to hunk the horn yet you hit the corner and close the briefcase turning the corner out of the front of the building is the the agent. 20:47.583 --> 20:48.765 [SPEAKER_05]: You don't think he's seen you yet. 20:49.746 --> 20:54.452 [SPEAKER_05]: It's, this happens in a heartbeat, but you can move in a heartbeat. 20:54.472 --> 20:55.414 [SPEAKER_05]: I don't know if you do. 20:56.695 --> 20:58.938 [SPEAKER_03]: What do you do? 21:00.621 --> 21:02.884 [SPEAKER_03]: Agent over here, I go other way. 21:03.204 --> 21:04.386 [SPEAKER_05]: Okay, you're gonna just turn and book it. 21:04.526 --> 21:05.707 [SPEAKER_03]: He hasn't seen me yet. 21:06.128 --> 21:08.151 [SPEAKER_03]: I got hate in the face by one of these guys. 21:08.171 --> 21:09.793 [SPEAKER_03]: The bruise is bad. 21:09.813 --> 21:16.101 [SPEAKER_05]: I need you to give me another flight and it needs to be really high because if it's not, he's gonna hear you run. 21:16.602 --> 21:17.303 [SPEAKER_05]: Oh shit. 21:20.438 --> 21:21.303 [SPEAKER_03]: Fall on the diet. 21:21.323 --> 21:21.424 [SPEAKER_03]: Okay. 21:22.309 --> 21:22.691 [SPEAKER_03]: What is that? 21:22.912 --> 21:23.214 [SPEAKER_03]: A four. 21:23.657 --> 21:24.381 [SPEAKER_03]: A 12 plus four. 21:24.743 --> 21:25.286 [SPEAKER_05]: Amazing. 21:25.487 --> 21:28.002 [SPEAKER_05]: With a 60 of you. 21:28.825 --> 21:33.433 [SPEAKER_05]: have you know you want to run but you have the better mind to jump. 21:34.134 --> 21:37.060 [SPEAKER_05]: It's not even, it's your prey brain. 21:37.400 --> 21:43.111 [SPEAKER_05]: We need to get out of dodge and the most efficient way is to take the least amount of motion to do it. 21:43.531 --> 21:46.877 [SPEAKER_05]: A single bounding leap back behind the building. 21:47.318 --> 21:51.205 [SPEAKER_05]: The minute your feet touch the ground, you're sprinting again. 21:51.185 --> 21:54.269 [SPEAKER_05]: Maybe it's because they had headphones and like little earbuds in. 21:54.369 --> 21:57.193 [SPEAKER_05]: Maybe it's because your athletic and fast. 21:57.554 --> 21:58.635 [SPEAKER_05]: You hit the corner, Zeke. 21:58.995 --> 22:00.437 [SPEAKER_05]: You've gotten in the van. 22:01.279 --> 22:03.421 [SPEAKER_05]: Do you hit the horn to let him know that you have there? 22:03.462 --> 22:06.726 [SPEAKER_05]: Yeah, yeah, yeah. 22:06.926 --> 22:07.086 [SPEAKER_05]: Yep. 22:07.146 --> 22:10.211 [SPEAKER_05]: I think even you've installed that horn for itself, right? 22:10.351 --> 22:12.033 [SPEAKER_05]: It's like the old school firehouse horn. 22:13.715 --> 22:15.758 [SPEAKER_05]: And you hear it. 22:15.738 --> 22:19.201 [SPEAKER_05]: You know, you're not the only one that could have heard that, we got it. 22:19.221 --> 22:21.824 [SPEAKER_05]: You sprint past the door, you exited. 22:21.864 --> 22:31.153 [SPEAKER_05]: You look in John Rolls out of Roondon's knee and kind of leans against the wall and is like, go kid, get the van here. 22:31.714 --> 22:35.037 [SPEAKER_05]: And just starts firing the minute that guy hits the corner. 22:35.097 --> 22:38.100 [SPEAKER_05]: They're, again, suppressing each other for the moment. 22:38.681 --> 22:41.063 [SPEAKER_05]: You guys are getting lucky with the Rolls so far. 22:41.123 --> 22:43.686 [SPEAKER_05]: You get the car started. 22:43.666 --> 22:45.956 [SPEAKER_05]: It does a nice little shot out the back. 22:46.398 --> 22:50.436 [SPEAKER_05]: You get in you try to reverse it up and get John or you get out of here 22:50.872 --> 22:52.194 [SPEAKER_05]: We're gonna try to get John, all right. 22:53.156 --> 23:07.678 [SPEAKER_05]: You pull up you, you kind of pull in front of where John is firing so that way you can kind of obscure the area, the agent feels almost immediately the release of gunfire and turns and hits the corner. 23:08.619 --> 23:16.812 [SPEAKER_05]: Your saving grace is that this agent is using a firearm that is not his own and runs out of bullets in three shots. 23:16.792 --> 23:35.233 [SPEAKER_05]: Stray shots that just hit the van the last unicorn rides you get John inside You're driving you yank John in Yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah, you you yank the sheriff in and you guys Do you try to hit this guy on the way out or are you just getting away? 23:35.253 --> 23:39.098 [SPEAKER_04]: I think I'm just getting away because I don't want to like get these guys. 23:39.258 --> 23:43.002 [SPEAKER_05]: I are more than possible absolutely you get away 23:43.977 --> 23:53.671 [SPEAKER_05]: and you see in the rear view the agent has gotten to their car and I think the most unsettling part of this is that the agent lacks agency. 23:53.791 --> 23:59.099 [SPEAKER_05]: They're not running, they're not frantic, they've been calm this whole time. 24:00.120 --> 24:13.039 [SPEAKER_05]: They hit the corner, turn around blank face, shooting the firearm, they walk to their car, they go to start it up, it starts up and you see that four of the wheels 24:14.453 --> 24:22.031 [SPEAKER_05]: After I came to, uh, from the fellow knocking me out, uh, took the tires out, uh, figured that, uh, this is our best getaway here. 24:24.937 --> 24:32.074 [SPEAKER_05]: We have to get to your friend and you guys bound through this field. 24:34.130 --> 24:40.739 [SPEAKER_05]: And you see a all black car, unlike the average 80s, kind of like you've seen up to this point. 24:41.601 --> 24:48.190 [SPEAKER_05]: Like the one you saw the agent getting in behind you guys, you see a all black 1970 Dodge coming your way. 24:48.270 --> 24:51.595 [SPEAKER_05]: And you see climb kind of like frantically moving around in the back seat. 24:52.476 --> 24:53.978 [SPEAKER_05]: And you see two agents. 24:53.958 --> 25:19.881 [SPEAKER_05]: people to the side you slide it open and John's moon is like you need to get in here these agents help Clem in share some words with her as Clem hops in the van and you both depart as a police vehicle begins coming this way and it is immediately kind of clipped and then begins tailing these two agents. 25:21.194 --> 25:45.143 [SPEAKER_05]: climbing to your car you've taken off the other way and you guys clear out from this chaotic moment every officer who arrested you was dead perhaps you have a moment of respite you get on to I think the nearest freeway and you drive 25:47.688 --> 25:48.269 [SPEAKER_03]: Are you guys okay? 25:49.131 --> 25:52.897 [SPEAKER_03]: What, what, were they, like, were they take you, why were you not? 25:53.619 --> 25:54.801 [SPEAKER_01]: They were weird. 25:54.841 --> 26:01.693 [SPEAKER_01]: It was something about like an interview, or they were asking about the lake, but we went to a roller rink. 26:02.134 --> 26:03.216 [SPEAKER_01]: It's pretty cool, actually. 26:04.218 --> 26:10.790 [SPEAKER_01]: Big scary guy, on canny mother fucker, like gag me with a spoon on canny. 26:11.591 --> 26:12.092 [SPEAKER_04]: No. 26:13.979 --> 26:31.212 [SPEAKER_03]: Why would the cops take you through a roller rink they weren't cops they were with the they were with the the suit guys right no case guys agents FBI CIA Did I get I don't believe you I don't think I did I don't believe you 26:33.335 --> 26:34.457 [SPEAKER_01]: I don't know what they are. 26:34.477 --> 26:37.682 [SPEAKER_01]: They just have briefcase and where's these suits? 26:37.802 --> 26:40.346 [SPEAKER_01]: And I don't know, they were kind of cool, actually. 26:40.366 --> 26:43.611 [SPEAKER_01]: I think one of them was was not human. 26:44.893 --> 26:45.454 [SPEAKER_01]: They were cool. 26:46.015 --> 26:47.196 [SPEAKER_04]: What do you mean not human? 26:47.417 --> 26:50.962 [SPEAKER_01]: Like I don't, I can't entirely explain it. 26:51.022 --> 26:58.534 [SPEAKER_01]: We had a mind moment and it was not a mind moment that you would have with another like like, hobby and I like, it's not like that at all. 26:58.714 --> 27:01.198 [SPEAKER_01]: It was, it was, they were cool. 27:01.617 --> 27:03.399 [SPEAKER_04]: Like, like a Vulcan line-meld thing? 27:04.681 --> 27:05.462 [SPEAKER_05]: I don't know! 27:05.482 --> 27:11.269 [SPEAKER_05]: Uh, it sounds like a Vulcan line-meld thing if I, you know, don't excuse me. 27:11.629 --> 27:13.271 [SPEAKER_05]: Is it okay if I use this shirt back here? 27:13.351 --> 27:14.172 [SPEAKER_05]: I already use this shirt. 27:14.192 --> 27:14.973 [SPEAKER_05]: There's blood all over it. 27:15.033 --> 27:15.654 [SPEAKER_05]: I am sorry. 27:15.974 --> 27:18.557 [SPEAKER_03]: Were all those cups like dead dead? 27:18.998 --> 27:22.061 [SPEAKER_05]: Uh, I didn't get a good look, but they didn't look great. 27:22.182 --> 27:23.423 [SPEAKER_05]: They didn't look alive live. 27:24.550 --> 27:27.116 [SPEAKER_04]: Yeah, you use the shirt. 27:27.136 --> 27:28.559 [SPEAKER_05]: It's already covered in blood. 27:28.579 --> 27:32.447 [SPEAKER_04]: When the rally is the other shirt, that's fine. 27:32.848 --> 27:35.334 [SPEAKER_04]: I'm sorry, is this Star Wars? 27:36.015 --> 27:36.316 [SPEAKER_04]: Yeah. 27:36.336 --> 27:37.498 [SPEAKER_05]: Are you big Star Wars, man? 27:37.518 --> 27:37.839 [SPEAKER_05]: Yeah. 27:38.941 --> 27:39.643 [SPEAKER_05]: You'll go, Phil. 27:40.224 --> 27:41.968 [SPEAKER_01]: We need to invest in earbuds. 27:43.231 --> 27:50.339 [SPEAKER_01]: like a sap because I ended up first to get away from from the creepy agent guy and I think his name is Tai Pan. 27:51.180 --> 27:52.121 [SPEAKER_01]: That's what they kept calling him. 27:52.802 --> 27:56.866 [SPEAKER_01]: They have earbuds like all the agents wear earbuds because of the music. 27:57.086 --> 28:01.651 [SPEAKER_05]: You all camped and I think saying it now in the area of your friends. 28:02.232 --> 28:13.204 [SPEAKER_05]: I would like everyone to give me a and a smart role. 28:13.606 --> 28:15.871 [SPEAKER_03]: What is that? 28:15.891 --> 28:16.172 [SPEAKER_03]: A five? 28:16.572 --> 28:16.913 [SPEAKER_03]: 13. 28:17.234 --> 28:18.637 [SPEAKER_05]: I got a four for him. 28:18.657 --> 28:20.421 [SPEAKER_05]: So you're driving it's hard to think back. 28:21.563 --> 28:24.349 [SPEAKER_05]: You guys took a camp. 28:24.369 --> 28:26.755 [SPEAKER_05]: You took like a poisonous snake's course. 28:27.616 --> 28:29.160 [SPEAKER_05]: It covered all the California poisonous snakes. 28:29.180 --> 28:32.948 [SPEAKER_05]: But sometimes they would like sneak in like surprise snakes. 28:32.928 --> 28:40.816 [SPEAKER_05]: It's because they would do tests at the end for identification and you learn to identify a lot of poison stakes and one of them is a Typen. 28:40.956 --> 28:47.483 [SPEAKER_05]: It is a large venomous snake venomous, not poisonous, I apologize for any biologist out there. 28:47.503 --> 28:47.643 [SPEAKER_01]: Wow. 28:48.144 --> 28:49.085 [SPEAKER_00]: Yeah. 28:49.425 --> 28:51.007 [SPEAKER_05]: Yeah, what did he do? 28:51.027 --> 28:55.612 [SPEAKER_05]: They're fast moving and very venomous and they're from Australia and New Guinea. 28:56.132 --> 28:57.614 [SPEAKER_05]: You would never run into a snake this way. 28:57.694 --> 28:58.935 [SPEAKER_05]: But. 28:58.915 --> 29:04.318 [SPEAKER_05]: It is likely this person's name is not Taipan, and that that is a moniker they go by. 29:04.501 --> 29:20.318 [SPEAKER_03]: headphones, headphones, ear buds, I don't know, they wear them because the brief cases you do music stuff and it stops masks, masks too, I don't know, masks, the air was making me all itchy. 29:20.518 --> 29:20.739 [SPEAKER_03]: What? 29:20.759 --> 29:23.722 [SPEAKER_05]: Yeah, you, you see now the boys have a lot of hives all over them. 29:23.802 --> 29:24.282 [SPEAKER_03]: Jesus. 29:24.503 --> 29:24.803 [SPEAKER_03]: Yeah. 29:24.823 --> 29:25.524 [SPEAKER_03]: I don't know. 29:25.704 --> 29:26.064 [SPEAKER_03]: I don't know. 29:27.045 --> 29:32.331 [SPEAKER_05]: Anybody here have been to a cream my, pardon my French, but my ass is itching. 29:33.762 --> 29:35.424 [SPEAKER_03]: Yeah, I didn't want to save a point, too. 29:36.887 --> 29:37.547 [SPEAKER_05]: It's the crack. 29:38.188 --> 29:39.090 [SPEAKER_05]: Yeah, it's fixed. 29:39.671 --> 29:41.894 [SPEAKER_05]: The top of the crack is the word like where the tail is. 29:42.435 --> 29:45.078 [SPEAKER_03]: I'm trying really hard not to inch right now. 29:45.098 --> 29:45.639 [SPEAKER_03]: I'm scratching it. 29:47.101 --> 29:48.924 [SPEAKER_04]: Yeah, Zika's kind of wiggling in the front seat. 29:49.324 --> 29:49.965 [SPEAKER_01]: Okay, okay. 29:50.045 --> 29:52.028 [SPEAKER_01]: I should probably look through one of the bags here. 29:52.048 --> 29:53.931 [SPEAKER_01]: My mom might have hacked it. 29:54.091 --> 29:54.572 [SPEAKER_01]: I don't know. 30:01.387 --> 30:04.171 [SPEAKER_03]: I don't want to be the one to say it, but I'm like fucking scared. 30:05.213 --> 30:06.134 [SPEAKER_01]: I don't like these guys. 30:06.635 --> 30:08.738 [SPEAKER_01]: I mean, except for the two that got me, they were pretty cool. 30:08.818 --> 30:14.026 [SPEAKER_01]: Although I don't think they want, I think they quit on the spot as we were doing all of that. 30:14.968 --> 30:19.615 [SPEAKER_01]: Oh, they're part of the, the cleanup crew for all of this, I guess. 30:20.116 --> 30:21.418 [SPEAKER_01]: Clean up. 30:21.438 --> 30:21.918 [SPEAKER_01]: Yeah. 30:21.938 --> 30:24.522 [SPEAKER_03]: Clean up cleanup, or like, cleanup. 30:24.542 --> 30:27.006 [SPEAKER_01]: Like, like, clean up. 30:29.618 --> 30:34.686 [SPEAKER_05]: Jesus Christ well clean up, but not clean up. 30:35.087 --> 30:35.888 [SPEAKER_01]: Boy clean up. 30:35.969 --> 30:40.015 [SPEAKER_01]: Yeah clean up, but not like Clean up clean up. 30:40.436 --> 30:50.192 [SPEAKER_01]: They're they're the step before they decide to clean They watch slate's clean 30:50.290 --> 31:01.387 [SPEAKER_01]: Well, I'm talking about wiping my- they were talking about my memories a lot and like possibly getting rid of the stuff that we saw My I I didn't I'm still good. 31:01.508 --> 31:02.048 [SPEAKER_01]: I'm still me. 31:02.189 --> 31:17.833 [SPEAKER_01]: I'm still here They were nice enough to not do that to me But that is a thing that they can do like What do we do 31:19.231 --> 31:21.593 [SPEAKER_04]: Yeah, officers, there's somewhere you want us to take you. 31:21.613 --> 31:25.277 [SPEAKER_05]: Uh, you know, you can just take me to the next town over. 31:25.357 --> 31:29.742 [SPEAKER_05]: I'll get a, I'll get a rental or something or I'll have a, uh, I gotta get back to her. 31:29.762 --> 31:31.524 [SPEAKER_04]: Are you good, like you look hurt? 31:31.884 --> 31:35.348 [SPEAKER_05]: Oh, yeah, I probably need some stitches, but that's really not your business. 31:35.428 --> 31:36.008 [SPEAKER_05]: I'll go ahead. 31:36.029 --> 31:37.490 [SPEAKER_04]: You want us to take you to a hospital? 31:38.691 --> 31:40.974 [SPEAKER_05]: No, I'll be alright. 31:40.994 --> 31:42.015 [SPEAKER_04]: Okay, if you say so. 31:42.735 --> 31:43.476 [SPEAKER_05]: Uh, I do appreciate you. 31:43.496 --> 31:44.217 [SPEAKER_05]: I'll get me out of there. 31:45.999 --> 31:46.740 [SPEAKER_04]: Yeah. 31:46.800 --> 31:46.940 [SPEAKER_04]: Yeah. 31:47.761 --> 31:49.002 [SPEAKER_03]: Thanks for shooting people. 31:49.623 --> 31:53.353 [SPEAKER_05]: I'd missed every time that fellow was efficient. 31:54.155 --> 31:55.057 [SPEAKER_03]: Shooting towards people? 31:55.438 --> 31:55.779 [SPEAKER_05]: Thank you. 31:58.326 --> 32:01.033 [SPEAKER_05]: I haven't been fully transparent with you kids. 32:04.625 --> 32:21.267 [SPEAKER_05]: Now the reason I found y'all so interesting We first ran into each other is you've been saying or you would seem to have seen some weird on goans You're not a lot of personally have seen a strange thing here there I just feel like I have a lot of lost time 32:21.247 --> 32:26.014 [SPEAKER_05]: And I just keep out of seeing things or seeing fellows and black suits. 32:27.036 --> 32:32.765 [SPEAKER_05]: I mean, I made my way all the way down from the south over to Washington. 32:32.785 --> 32:35.328 [SPEAKER_05]: I made it across the country. 32:36.430 --> 32:41.618 [SPEAKER_05]: Searching for things kind of working in different offices and whatnot. 32:45.766 --> 32:58.560 [SPEAKER_05]: I just figured you, you lot had, uh, where, in similar predicaments, and I, I do apologize, uh, I feel, if there were some transparency there, I, I kind of have helped you all the way to all of this. 33:02.124 --> 33:02.765 [SPEAKER_03]: It's cool, man. 33:03.225 --> 33:04.507 [SPEAKER_05]: Yeah, we got us out. 33:04.527 --> 33:05.808 [SPEAKER_05]: So, yeah. 33:06.249 --> 33:08.752 [SPEAKER_05]: I, I think maybe you lot should lay low for a bit. 33:09.572 --> 33:10.894 [SPEAKER_03]: Yeah. 33:10.914 --> 33:11.014 [UNKNOWN]: Yeah. 33:14.892 --> 33:16.013 [SPEAKER_03]: Where are we going next? 33:16.414 --> 33:19.958 [SPEAKER_04]: Yeah, maybe just look at small towns that... Yeah. 33:20.619 --> 33:22.881 [SPEAKER_03]: Because we're not going home, right? 33:23.782 --> 33:27.807 [SPEAKER_01]: I mean, I would like to continue the road trip. 33:27.827 --> 33:32.513 [SPEAKER_01]: I don't... we had a plan to get there and I don't know what my parents would. 33:33.734 --> 33:36.337 [SPEAKER_01]: We're not even close back over there. 33:36.437 --> 33:39.421 [SPEAKER_04]: Yeah, maybe leading them back to our homes might be. 33:39.501 --> 33:42.064 [SPEAKER_01]: Yeah, that also is not a good thing. 33:42.280 --> 33:47.325 [SPEAKER_05]: Yeah, I, it would appear that they don't really have any of your names or anything. 33:47.785 --> 33:48.606 [SPEAKER_01]: That's true. 33:51.229 --> 34:10.127 [SPEAKER_05]: So I, at least from what I've seen, and also that they don't, it seems like they're the, the efficient extermination types that were sent over to the, well, to visit you, 34:11.575 --> 34:39.422 [SPEAKER_05]: well that what just happened is going to be seen as anything other than an accident uh... so uh... i feel you're at least partially in the clear for for the time being until they get back to whatever they're doing well what are they do you know what they are these guys i have no real clue there's i do believe they are going to be by 34:40.128 --> 34:48.602 [SPEAKER_05]: Communists you think that they're from the USSR no son, I don't think they're from the USSR I do read a lot 34:49.223 --> 34:55.050 [SPEAKER_05]: I mean, I don't read a lot a lot by read your daddy talk about the OSR or something. 34:55.170 --> 34:55.591 [SPEAKER_04]: What was that? 34:55.831 --> 35:00.096 [SPEAKER_04]: Yeah, I mean, you know, they're constant threat and we got it. 35:00.897 --> 35:09.808 [SPEAKER_05]: I mean, we've got things going on here that we'd really should more a little more important in loom and then whatever's going on somewhere else, and let's not talk about this right now. 35:10.709 --> 35:11.890 [SPEAKER_05]: I'm bleeding into your shirt. 35:12.005 --> 35:16.632 [SPEAKER_04]: It was a surprise to go out and look for my cop, but I'm just like... 35:16.652 --> 35:24.264 [SPEAKER_05]: I'm just saying that there are internal affairs that are a million times more important in the states than whatever is going on over there. 35:25.365 --> 35:25.465 [SPEAKER_05]: Okay. 35:25.486 --> 35:31.475 [SPEAKER_05]: Frankly, I think we need to come more inside the Americas and work internally for the betterment of our society. 35:32.697 --> 35:36.983 [SPEAKER_05]: With the misallocation of things and the like, so we can misallocation. 35:36.963 --> 35:46.292 [SPEAKER_05]: These government officials, these government agents, whatever they may be, CIA, FBI, I don't know, but they're a problem. 35:47.493 --> 36:06.531 [SPEAKER_05]: And I know that they are efficient and from what I have seen, it appears as though they keep tabs and keep caps on things such as big, big foots. 36:07.253 --> 36:08.356 [SPEAKER_04]: But we're not a big foot. 36:09.098 --> 36:10.241 [SPEAKER_05]: Well, but maybe you've seen one. 36:10.342 --> 36:10.703 [SPEAKER_05]: I don't know. 36:11.184 --> 36:11.304 [SPEAKER_04]: Oh. 36:12.427 --> 36:13.129 [SPEAKER_05]: Have you seen a big foot? 36:14.393 --> 36:15.476 [SPEAKER_04]: No. 36:16.258 --> 36:16.719 [SPEAKER_03]: Big bird. 36:17.020 --> 36:18.384 [SPEAKER_05]: I saw a big bird. 36:18.825 --> 36:19.647 [SPEAKER_03]: Yeah, I think I told you. 36:20.048 --> 36:20.269 [SPEAKER_03]: Right. 36:21.011 --> 36:21.833 [SPEAKER_04]: I don't know. 36:21.853 --> 36:23.237 [SPEAKER_04]: If you watch a seal walk. 36:24.044 --> 36:26.187 [SPEAKER_05]: Yeah, I remember a lot, and he passed it out. 36:26.207 --> 36:26.908 [SPEAKER_05]: Oh, we should take a door hospital. 36:26.928 --> 36:42.070 [SPEAKER_05]: We should get someone, we should get a one, we should get a one, we should get a one, we should get a one, we should get a one, we should get a one, we should get a one, we should get a one, we should get a one, we should get a one, we should get a one, we should get a one, we should get a one, we should get a one, we should get a one, we should get a one, we should get a one, we should get a one, we should get a one, we should get a one, we should get a one, we should get a one, we should get a one, we should get a one, we should get a one, we should get a one, we should get a one, we should get a one, we should get a one, we should get a one, we should get a one, we should get a one, 36:43.298 --> 36:55.770 [SPEAKER_05]: Do you leave him there anyway for him to come to you I want to make sure he's at least alive and didn't die in our car You like wheel of men Yeah, they don't wake from the wake up Yeah, they get him treatment fast. 36:55.910 --> 36:59.940 [SPEAKER_05]: Yeah, it's just the head wound he has a concussion Okay, yeah, they see them stitch it up and everything 36:59.920 --> 37:02.383 [SPEAKER_05]: You probably shouldn't stick around with a unconscious cop. 37:02.404 --> 37:07.150 [SPEAKER_01]: Yeah, I'm going to make sure he's alive and he's dying the car and then we'll dip. 37:07.431 --> 37:10.074 [SPEAKER_03]: Yeah, and the minute the doctor has come over, start asking us questions. 37:10.094 --> 37:10.575 [SPEAKER_03]: We're out. 37:10.715 --> 37:14.260 [SPEAKER_03]: Yeah, we have that lunch yet. 37:14.280 --> 37:16.123 [SPEAKER_04]: Let's go grab a snack and then we can go through this. 37:16.223 --> 37:22.152 [SPEAKER_05]: Yeah, you guys manage to get him here safely. 37:22.833 --> 37:24.595 [SPEAKER_05]: You know, all the all the fun stuff. 37:24.575 --> 37:27.459 [SPEAKER_05]: And you just get back in the car and you begin driving. 37:28.119 --> 37:32.445 [SPEAKER_05]: Let's see where we're driving to, and this will be the last portion. 37:33.286 --> 37:35.729 [SPEAKER_05]: You guys can do some conversation while I do this. 37:35.749 --> 37:36.931 [SPEAKER_03]: Because you said not human? 37:38.753 --> 37:45.461 [SPEAKER_01]: Yeah, I think, I don't know, the type-and-guy in this agent nine. 37:46.242 --> 37:52.090 [SPEAKER_01]: I had a weird conversation, something about them being assets or whatever. 37:52.130 --> 37:53.772 [SPEAKER_01]: I don't know, it was odd. 37:58.443 --> 37:59.584 [SPEAKER_01]: This shit's fucking weird. 37:59.885 --> 38:00.426 [SPEAKER_01]: That's weird. 38:01.387 --> 38:03.990 [SPEAKER_01]: I think we need to get earbuds or something. 38:04.911 --> 38:09.517 [SPEAKER_01]: Yeah, because... Because some of it has to do with sound. 38:09.577 --> 38:09.978 [SPEAKER_01]: Yeah. 38:10.298 --> 38:11.279 [SPEAKER_01]: From what I've seen. 38:11.320 --> 38:13.863 [SPEAKER_01]: I used one of the little briefcase thingies. 38:13.883 --> 38:18.809 [SPEAKER_01]: He told me how, oh, it's how we were able to run away from that guy. 38:18.869 --> 38:22.594 [SPEAKER_01]: Because that guy, there was no way we were going to stay and fight him in a roller rink. 38:26.388 --> 38:30.113 [SPEAKER_04]: Yeah, I mean, every time it happened, it's because they were playing that weird song. 38:32.796 --> 38:35.980 [SPEAKER_04]: The old bus drivers, old bus song. 38:37.261 --> 38:42.628 [SPEAKER_05]: Notably, uh, there was not a song played in the, um, oh yeah, it was like a high pitched ringing. 38:44.490 --> 38:46.453 [SPEAKER_04]: Is it maybe different sounds, do you different things? 38:47.134 --> 38:47.614 [SPEAKER_02]: Maybe. 38:47.634 --> 38:49.436 [SPEAKER_02]: I don't know. 38:50.918 --> 38:51.619 [SPEAKER_02]: Yeah, I don't like it. 38:52.730 --> 39:15.582 [SPEAKER_03]: Maybe we should just like, we could always plug our ears with our fingers and go la la la la la la la la la la la la la la la la la la la la la la la la la la la la la la la la la la la la la la la la la la la la la la la la la la la la la la la la la la la la la la la la la la la la la la la la la la la la la la la la la la la la la la la la la la la la la la la la la la la la la la la la la la la la la la la la la la la la la la la la la la la la la la la la la la la la la la la la la la la la la la la la la la la la la la la la la la la la la la la la la la la la la la la la la la la la la la la la la la la la la la la la la la la la la la la la la la la la la la la la la la la la la la 39:16.321 --> 39:36.979 [SPEAKER_05]: Um, yeah, so we're gonna, and on that you guys have access from Idaho to Montana, Wyoming, and Utah, or you can double back through, uh, and we can kind of drive back into, uh, Oregon or Washington, or Nevada, you guys want to roll for it. 39:37.988 --> 39:39.330 [SPEAKER_03]: I'm not trying to drive back third. 39:39.350 --> 39:40.893 [SPEAKER_05]: Okay, so we're not doubling back that way. 39:40.973 --> 39:42.917 [SPEAKER_05]: So we'll go forward to the three options. 39:43.758 --> 39:45.962 [SPEAKER_05]: You guys want to roll a D4 and reroll on fours? 39:46.082 --> 39:46.603 [SPEAKER_05]: Yeah. 39:46.623 --> 39:47.845 [SPEAKER_05]: What do you want Montana to be? 39:48.947 --> 39:49.168 [SPEAKER_05]: Four. 39:49.548 --> 39:49.869 [SPEAKER_05]: Okay. 39:50.710 --> 39:52.494 [SPEAKER_05]: No, reroll on fours. 39:52.514 --> 39:53.034 [SPEAKER_05]: That'll be three. 39:53.235 --> 39:54.217 [SPEAKER_02]: Change it to one. 39:54.497 --> 39:55.459 [SPEAKER_02]: Okay, reroll on one. 39:55.639 --> 39:56.400 [SPEAKER_02]: reroll on one. 39:56.641 --> 39:57.262 [SPEAKER_05]: reroll on one. 39:57.282 --> 39:58.083 [SPEAKER_05]: It's Montana's four. 39:58.103 --> 39:59.326 [SPEAKER_05]: What's Wyoming? 40:01.229 --> 40:01.870 [SPEAKER_02]: Three. 40:02.423 --> 40:03.805 [SPEAKER_05]: And Utah is too. 40:04.225 --> 40:04.445 [SPEAKER_02]: Yeah. 40:04.466 --> 40:04.686 [SPEAKER_05]: Yeah. 40:05.106 --> 40:05.907 [SPEAKER_02]: We're all on one. 40:05.947 --> 40:06.929 [SPEAKER_05]: Someone a roll before. 40:06.949 --> 40:08.751 [SPEAKER_02]: He didn't do it with the purple one. 40:08.771 --> 40:09.892 [SPEAKER_01]: Okay. 40:09.912 --> 40:10.333 [SPEAKER_01]: What about? 40:11.474 --> 40:11.594 [SPEAKER_01]: One. 40:12.295 --> 40:12.676 [SPEAKER_01]: We're all. 40:13.537 --> 40:13.997 [SPEAKER_01]: What about? 40:16.741 --> 40:16.981 [SPEAKER_01]: Three. 40:17.502 --> 40:17.782 [SPEAKER_05]: Three. 40:17.842 --> 40:19.584 [SPEAKER_05]: And that was a Wyoming. 40:19.744 --> 40:20.205 [SPEAKER_05]: Wyoming. 40:20.225 --> 40:20.485 [SPEAKER_05]: Yeah. 40:20.505 --> 40:28.515 [SPEAKER_05]: So you guys go straight out of Idaho into Wyoming, and that is where we'll end that episode. 40:28.647 --> 40:31.053 [SPEAKER_05]: What do you mean? 40:31.073 --> 40:31.694 [SPEAKER_05]: What do you mean? 40:31.714 --> 40:32.075 [SPEAKER_05]: Can't do that. 40:32.095 --> 40:33.458 [SPEAKER_05]: I do the same thing. 40:33.478 --> 40:34.120 [SPEAKER_06]: What do you mean? 40:34.461 --> 40:35.302 [SPEAKER_05]: I do the same thing. 40:35.383 --> 40:36.325 [SPEAKER_05]: I do the same thing. 40:36.365 --> 40:36.906 [SPEAKER_05]: I do the same thing. 40:36.926 --> 40:37.668 [SPEAKER_05]: I do the same thing. 40:37.688 --> 40:39.232 [SPEAKER_05]: I do the same thing. 40:39.252 --> 40:40.294 [SPEAKER_06]: What do you mean? 40:59.495 --> 41:01.253 [UNKNOWN]: you