David Stuart

Yeah, that'll be fucking nasty.

So what's the earliest in terms of like, because, you know, that was kind of cool reading about how they figured out how to kind of transcribe everything.

What was like the earliest story they have that you guys can look back on that has some like narrative arc?

Yeah.

Oh, so you actually, yeah, you know exactly where it was.

And it wasn't, like, I don't know if this was because of that, but I was kind of struck by how a lot of the history comes from just, it was like written on the walls of buildings.

Yeah, yeah.

So I think the buildings themselves held pretty much the history, which is pretty crazy.

And they, so were they like a, that was the one thing I was trying to figure out too.

Were they like a transient, like they would build these giant, like, you know, cities basically, and then they would just like abandon them.

Do you, is there any idea why they would do that?

It was like a famine thing or they just would do that?

Have you seen the hieroglyph of a guy who looks like he's in a rocket ship looking up, though?

That was the only thing I remember from Ancient Aliens.

They would show that a hundred times.

Oh, yeah.

They keep showing that.

Dude, he's in a rocket ship.

He took off.

Yeah, I remember just, that must have, you know, I was watching that as like a perpetually stoned young boy, something being like, I knew it, this is awesome.