Brett

And my phone will buzz.

And I'm like, oh, shoot, I can't look at that because what if they're spoiling what's about to happen?

Right.

As if I'm at home watching it on TV where maybe I'm on a tape delay and like one of my friends is seeing it live and texting like what's happening.

And then I'm like, oh, wait a second.

No, that's not possible.

I'm here.

I'm watching the game.

This has nothing to do with football.

But the other thing I do is occasionally I'll have like a printed piece of media and I'll try and make it bigger with my fingers.

And you can imagine how those two things could have added to this lore because obviously one of the things people talk about with the Bermuda Triangle is unnaturally calm seas.

Just bizarre.

Like you're on the ocean and the ocean is just flat as far as you can see and there's no wind.

Like the doldrums, right?

Almost like in that, I think it was Pirates of the Caribbean 2 when Jack Sparrow is stuck in some sort of alternate dimension.

It's kind of like that.

And the Sargasso Sea has that.

And so, you know, you can imagine how that would really a lot of unease if you're a sailor.

And then the agonic line is an interesting thing, too, because you can imagine if you forget that or if you don't know that.

And you're used to trying to make some sort of adjustment.