Ben Kissel

The Lanyard was quite good.

I don't know where that came from.

But one thing I missed about this time period is going back to the world of Art Bell, going back to Bill Cooper, Bob Lazar, these real old heads know how awesome it used to be.

But the one thing that keeps coming up in all of my research is what a missed opportunity the Mexican community didn't take during 2012.

Yeah.

How during 2012, if they had just on December 21st, all we need is one guy covered in LED lights, dressed in a Quetzalcoatl-like uniform.

I'm saying Mexico's different.

I'm saying the world's different.

If they leaned into their Mayan-ness, if they leaned into how to, you know, just take the calendar.

Take the power back.

No, it's Mexican time now.

Now y'all are on Mexican time.

They could have done so much stuff with that, but they just don't capitalize on that kind of, like, world-bending conspiracy.

Yeah, man.

If they would have just wore a bunch of lights and convinced us all that we were dead.

Dude!

From 1992 to 2012, all they talked about was 2012.

No, they talked about Y2K a lot.

Oh, yeah, I forgot.

Yeah, because it was easy to switch the bumper stickers.