Dan Farah

That's not exactly true, yeah.

It's so good.

Yeah, dude.

I remember watching that moment and being like, this is so awesome.

And then next thing you know, they're at Area 51, and then Judd Hirsch, who plays... Release me.

Yeah, exactly.

Release me.

But do you remember the bit at Area 51 where they're like...

they're like who pays for all this stuff when they show the hanger with the ufo and stuff they're like they're like who funds all this stuff and then someone's like you really think uh a toilet seat cost five thousand dollars you know like so basically like basically saying that like there's always about that basically saying there's all these line items in dod's budget that actually go towards something else that's like that's what they were saying my god it was like the move the popcorn movie way of saying like misappropriated signs

Yeah, totally.

That's why I said about the, about the abyss.

You know, go back and watch James Cameron's Abyss, you know?

And then he went down this whole, you know, the Avatar movies and dealing with life from elsewhere.

And, you know, I think he was ahead of his time for sure.

Spielberg was ahead of his time.

Yeah, yeah, yeah.

One of the people I talked to who wouldn't go on camera,

um he was a special forces guy who had been involved in a uap event and it's a long story but the the summary is when we when we test missiles there's a couple ways we test missiles so it's not generally speaking but one of the ways we test missiles um

We shoot them out into the ocean.

They drop into the ocean.