Episode 02: The One Where I Record in my Garage (Bigfoot Society Classic)

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Let's have a fun little interview about
sas Sasa squatch, Sasa squoots a squatch

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sasquatch. It's fun to say.
They say, a life is what happens

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to you on the way that you're
trying to get to where you're going.

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And in this case, life is
a small desk in the basement of your

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old house us and talking into your
iPhone with terrible audio quality. It's meeting

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people along the way to end up
becoming a large part of what it is

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that you're making. So we're going
back to episode number one, and then

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we're starting all over. See where
we've come, where we went through,

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and maybe some episodes along the way
that you name catch so join me.

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So we hear old episodes and me
old friends for the first time. In

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this week's big Foot Society classic,
Jeremiah from the Future, here real quick.

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If this is your first big Foot
Society episode, these are not the

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normal ones. Well they were like
almost five years ago, but now they're

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not. So if you want to
check out what Big for Society really is

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like, listen to the other ones. This week interviews really good stuff,

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witness encounters. The classic episodes are
kind of throwbacks to see where we were

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when we first started. Fun stuff. Stick around because I'm going to have

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some comments at the end of this
episode. Really, this is where the

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diehards a big for Society. Because
you may not have listened to these enjoy,

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do me a favor please subscribe to
the channel wherever you're listening to it,

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Share with a friend, and I'll
see you at the end of the

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episode. Hey, this is a
second episode of Bigfoot Society coming at you.

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It's been a little more than a
week than when I first made the

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first episode. I'm sorry about that. Hey, I'm recording in my car

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right now in the garage, so
that's pretty cool. Anyways, second episode,

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let's talk about something that was just
released that was pretty awesome. If

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you're a Kickstarter backer of Seth breed
Loves Amazing current Kickstarter, you just got

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access to the on the Trail of
big Foot, and my goodness, this

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stuff is absolutely phenomenal. I mean, goes over the history, goes over

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the stuff that'll just blow your mind. I want to get into it.

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You gotta see it for yourself.
I mean episode five phenomenal Area X Oklahoma

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Mountains. I that's speechless. I
mean the stuff that he goes over that

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it's just phenomenal. Also, if
you're going to watch this, which I

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would really recommend, you would do
yourself a favor and listen to the Into

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the Phray episode with Seth as the
guest that goes into a lot of background

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information regarding the North American Wood Ape
con conservacy. I said that wrong.

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I'm so sorry. The cool guys
and gals that are looking for the North

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American Woodape in Oklahoma, and it's
a really amazing interview goes into how serious

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they're taking it, and a lot
of things that are not touched on in

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the actual episode five. And do
yourself a favor, please check out that

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podcast episode two. If you're a
person that loves background information like me,

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you're definitely gonna want to check that
out. What else? What else?

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What else? If you're follower of
Cliff from Finding Bigfoot and so much more,

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he's letting a lot of information kind
of come out on his Facebook and

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his Twitter and all sorts of stuff. One he's coming across trying to make

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amo it's like a Bigfoot center in
Boring, Oregon. That's phenomenal. Cliff.

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If you're listening to this shoot me
a message you know at Bigfoot Society

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love to have a little interview with
you. I'd love to do an interview

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with anyone. I mean, shoot
me a message at Bigfoot Society on Instagram

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is an easy way to do it. If anyone you know wants to have

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an interview, that'd be awesome.
Anyways. Oh, the other thing is

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Cliff is kind of talking about doing
a podcast with Bobo. I for one

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would think that's amazing. Trying to
figure out if it's a short podcast,

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if it's a long one. I
would listen to those two talk about bigfoot

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and whatever for hours. I'm not
even kidding. Like Bobo's the man.

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You can't stop the bobs, you
know what I'm saying. So, guys,

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if you want to make it half
an hour, if you want to

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make it an hour, ten minutes, follow your heart, follow your dreams.

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Just make it so you will have
a ton of listeners. And I

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don't know, you'll have at least
one that's me, Jeremiah from Bigfoot Society.

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You're gonna love it. I'm gonna
love it. We're all gonna love

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it. An idea I had,
actually an idea I had was this one

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The quality of the on the Trail
of big Foot is so good. I

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almost had to pause watch the videos. One, the drone footage is amazing.

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Two hold on two. The music
in the background, it literally felt

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like I was watching In Search of
Again with my dad when I was a

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little kid, which is pretty cool. And to think that had a part

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in supporting video series which it will
be then In search Of for the next

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generation, it just blows my mind. It's very very cool. So hats

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off to Seth the rest of the
Small Town Monsters team. It's laid out

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when I'm recording this, Adam Mark
Matski, you guys are amazing, and

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I know there's mighty many many more
involved with this undertaking. Hats off to

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you. That's kind of my fan
boys section of the podcast, you know

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what I mean, Like, let's
be honest, there's a lot of cool

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people making a lot of cool things
regarding Bigfoot in Sasquatch right now, in

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our groups, in our culture,
blah blah blah, You're gonna love it.

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Hats off to you. Keep doing
what you're doing. That's going to

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conclude the section of Jeremiah Fanboys out
in Bigfoot Society. Trying something new.

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So what I'm doing is putting a
call out on the at Bigfoot Society or

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the Bigfoot Society Instagram account. If
you want to do an interview on the

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podcast, download the Anchor app and
then follow our favorite Bigfoot society on the

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Anchor app, and then send me
a DM on the Bigfoot Society Instagram say

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hey, let's do an interview.
Let's do a little chat chat. I've

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got a call out right now,
someone contacts me before twelve forty pm CST.

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We're gonna do a little impromptu chat
interview whatever. It's gonna be awesome,

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and I don't care really who it
is. It's gotta be Bigfoot related

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though, but I'm gonna have some
crazy adventures. It's gonna be awesome.

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So we'll see if something happens.
I mean, you'll know in a few

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minutes because you'll either hear an interview
or you'll hear me rambling on about some

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more Bigfoot. We'll have to wait
and see. An interesting conversation to have

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is wide? Are we so drawn
to Bigfoot? Anyways? It's a thing

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that it doesn't just go back to
Patterson Gimlin film. It goes back way

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way further than that goes back into
many different Native American tribes and you can

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see it portrayed even on totem poles
in different tribes. It's fascinating myself.

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I'm drawn to it because how crazy
is it to think that, especially in

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the Pacific Northwest, where there's so
much woods that haven't been explored or rainforest,

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etc. How crazy is it to
think that in our North American area

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we have a situation where it's like
a gorilla that you know, the gorilla

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was found for the first time,
I believe in the eighteen hundreds. It's

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not entirely crazy to say that there's
something out there like that that we haven't

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discovered yet or that we don't have
a specimen for yet. And that's another

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reason why episode five is so fascinating. I'll make a plug for on the

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Trail of Bigfoot again. It goes
into things that I really didn't expect it

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to go into, about how that
section of Oklahoma as being forested and there's

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pretty much this excuse me, family
of big foots or big feet whatever that

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are now trapped in this mountainous area
and it's the perfect place to study them

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and hopefully, you know, be
able to get a specimen so that science

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can finally get on the same page
as researchers and say, yes, okay,

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you know we have something here.
Now let's see how do we protect

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these guys? How do we go
towards having a sasquatch conservation effort. You

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know, it's a great episode,
and you know you've got to check it

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out to be honest, but you
know, it's part of it where it's

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like, oh, you know,
you're always drawing to monsters and spooky things

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as a little kid, and you
know, for a lot of us that

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just kind of transition throughout the years
and with podcasts, you know, listen

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to a lot of that stuff,
and it's fascinating, right especially there's so

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much on YouTube that you can watch
too. But maybe there's something more than

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just you know, being fascinated by
a monster. Maybe we can actually you

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know, find this creature and you
know, save save a new species before

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it's too late. You know,
it's not out of the question. And

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I think the more that we explore
into especially the Pacific Northwest, the more

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we have a chance of finding this
creature. The name escapes me right now,

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but they're listened to. There's a
group the Olympic Project. Believe it's

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the Olympic Project, and they have
access to a lot of really crazy things.

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This has gone over in the Oh
Boy, it's the other podcast where

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it's a fascinating podcasts where the ladies
talk about she's related to Grover Krantz.

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This is absolutely terrible. I can't
remember this. It's really good though.

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It's like on the featured page of
of Anchor. But you've got to listen

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to that whole thing. That's great
because she's a relative of Grover Krantz,

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who is one of the original Bigfoot
researchers. She had access to a lot

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of really cool stuff. One of
them is what the Olympic Project is studying

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and what they found in the areas
that they're allowed into. And I'm not

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going to spoil it, but they
found some really cool stuff. So it's

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worth listening to that podcast. Man, that bugs me. I can't remember

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the name of it. You'll figure
it out. I know you guys are

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smart, and I'll say it in
the next episode. I will. I

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will say it. Let's check to
see if anyone wants to do an interview.

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Well, just checked Instagram. No
one took the bait to be the

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first interview. You know, I
will start to contact people and actually,

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you know, give this, you
know an actual you know, college try

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or whatever it's called. I just
want to throw something out there using social

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media see if anyone would take it
up. And you know that it's still

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open. If you want to send
me a message and say, hey,

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let's set something up. Let's let's
go crazy. Let's have a fun little

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interview about Sa Sasa squatch, Sasa, Squosha squatch sasquatch. It's fun to

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say. Anyways, it's just late, really late, so I'm a little

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bit loopy. Just drove Uber for
a long time. That's the other thing

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I do on the side. I
would love to hear your feedback if you

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think this is silly or interesting,
or what I could add to it,

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or if you don't like it,
or if you do like it, any

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feedback at all would be much appreciated. The best way to get in touch

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with me is the at Bigfoot Society
Instagram account, or you can email me

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a big Bigfoot Society at gmail dot
com. Bigfoot Society at gmail dot com

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still getting a Twitter set up,
but for right now, I g Instagram

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and email is the best way.
Been fun talking to you guys tonight in

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the garage. I could try to
get some more episodes out and keep on

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rocking and finding that squatch. I
really need to make a good outro thing

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to say, so I'm gonna work
on that. But as always fun talking

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to you guys. See you in
the next episode of Bigfoot Society. All

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right, Jeremiah from the future here, I feel like I have some explaining

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to do for that episode. Oh
boy, all right, A few things.

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So, yes, I used I
was really in the garage at my

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house recording that episode. And yes, I used to drive Uber all the

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time, like a lot for a
few years, almost every hour of the

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day. We use that. That's
a whole different story. But did enough

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Uber and food delivery to pay off
all the debt that we had about seventy

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k of it. So I was
driving Uber a lot. So needless to

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say, I was not under any
influence or anything in that episode. That's

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just me being very tired, and
to be honest, I should have gone

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to bed, but hey, I
wanted to record a podcast so rock and

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roll. This podcast reminded me of
the Chris Farley show skit from SNL,

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but a lot of really interesting things. It was a fun time in history

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because prior to the NABC North American
Bigfoot Center and Bigfoot and Beyond podcast,

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and now look at those guys,
go they're rocking it. You should join

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their patron as well. An ABC
and Bigfoot and Beyond have killer patreons and

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you get to support their work.
The podcast I Couldn't Remember was Wild Thing

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by Laura Krantz. Fantastic podcas cast
if you haven't listened to it yet,

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they have three seasons out. The
first one is an amazing look at Bigfoot,

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super comprehensive. I'll have the links
in the show notes. And that

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was a funny look at how much
I didn't know back almost five years ago.

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Was I couldn't remember the name of
the Olympic Project. But hey,

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that's how it is, and I
still have a lot to learn now as

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well. Yes, I did say
the quote blah blah, you're gonna love

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it. That's pretty awesome. Also, the other thing is keep in mind

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at the time of that recording,
I was about thirty pounds overweight, and

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that does affect how you are talking
and all that stuff there, So talk

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to your doctor and make wise health
choices. That's all I'm going to say

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about that, but I would recommend
doing that. I hope you enjoyed this

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episode of the Big Society Podcast,
Classic episode two back in the past.

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Don't worry. Eventually on Wednesdays we
are going to get to the point where

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we start to get into the old
school interviews. But we got to chug

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through these crazy intro you know.
I was thinking the other day, wouldn't

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it be wild if like someone was
like, I gotta check out Big for

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Society and they go to the first
episodes and they listen to these episodes and

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then they're like, Wow, this
is absolutely garbage. While I'm out of

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here to them, I say,
I'm sorry, and maybe you should give

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the other episodes a chance too.
How many cool opportunities and experiences have I

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missed out on because I've kept these
early episodes up where I've been ubering around

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and recording myself blabron Probably a few, but hey, that's how it is.

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I appreciate y'all listening and tell a
friend about Big Face Society. We

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are going to the moon and there
is nothing stopping us. So get on

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board now, and I'll never forget
you. I will never forget you.

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All right, appreciate y'all. See
you back next time for another episode of

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the Bigot Society podcast. Here at
Bigfoot Society article is to provide a platform

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for those that have encountered Bigfoot to
share their encounter in a safe and respected

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environment. But we need to hear
your story. If you've experienced something that

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you just can't explain, please send
me an email at Bigfoot Society at gmail

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dot com. Then we can start
the conversation. And I know a lot

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of you have not shared your encounter
at all. It's been twenty years and

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it's time that you get this off
your chest and then you can get some

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well deserved for rest because I know
you haven't been sleep. I understand what

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you're going through, and I appreciate
every one of you listening.