Erik Holt

But it's sitting dead on my dresser now.

The sleep score.

So what was she saying in her Batman watch?

So literally remember the complaint, I detailed it, what the lady had told me.

So the part I couldn't hear because the wind was like the pay part, which is unfortunate because that's like the home run of it.

But what I could hear very clearly is, is this who's pulling into the station right now?

And she's like, you know, it cuts a little bit.

Well, I'm a little concerned about this.

And then she motions the people over, gets in like real close to him.

I think she might even like fake hugged him, you know, like a bro hug.

And you can hear her like telling him who to go and vote for.

And I was like, well, that aligns pretty well to the complaint.

And so now I know two things, that the poll watchers are the ones doing the coordination here, but also she's coordinating with somebody who's on that phone.

or the watch phone or the bat phone, whatever, right?

So somebody's off-site coordinating something.

So let me go back to it, and I go back to the inside camera.

And one thing that kept jumping out to me but weren't tally marks is people would leave the little voter screens, and they would be, like, super obvious, like, tipping their hat.

Like, I remember one guy was like...

very dramatic and then other people would thumbs up other people would point some were like overt about it others were trying to hide it and every time they would do that i could see like so the cameras behind the poll watcher table so you're looking down on them and i could see them kind of and they would compare and finally i caught the camera angle was they had track counters and so basically what all those tally marks ended up being was

Somebody's offsite coordinating.