Alfredo Diaz

Yeah, someone's lying here.

And the thing is just like, it's right there in the bottom of the water.

hopefully some are just like tommy's little paper boat you know tommy's preschool project that just he made a boat out of a screen door and it didn't work you know right anyone with a boat license is going on there and then all sons being an issue but if you got all these big tankers like having problems like get get out stop stop going into the water

Once a week on average, come on.

True, right?

If like tens of thousands a week are totally fine.

It just makes it extra surreal and morbid knowing that there were so many people that were there to see it sent off.

And then a ship that's so close by, or they could have essentially been a part of this themselves.

And just being so close and not being able to do anything about it.

Because we've covered ships before, you know, they're out in the ocean, they get lost.

There's nothing so brutal in a lake.

A massive ship like that on a lake.

No problem.

Didn't know.

Just had no idea that could be so brutal out there.

More scary stuff.

As of this time of recording, too, we still have an upcoming ghost hunt, so, you know, I'm feeling fantastic.

It really does.

I will say the episodes that we film for the main podcast during the morning, I mean, we can film that at night.

That's still probably fine with how we do it during ghost hunts.