Jesse Carey

Yeah.

Suck.

No, when we talked to, I don't know if we were like slow rolling in, but when we talked to Gary Nolan, who's like the Stanford neuroscientist,

And, you know, Andy's a pretty, you know, Andy's former SEAL Team 6 guy.

He's very blunt and I wouldn't say skeptical, very like pragmatic, you know.

And so anytime we bring someone in from like the UFO community, I want to be like careful.

They're like credible.

I mean, you guys know how it is.

Sure.

I'm not like disparaging anybody, but you get a lot of like crazy.

Yeah.

But this guy, I'm like, dude, he's a Stanford neuroscientist.

know and he told this wild story i don't know if you guys want me to pause or if you don't go for it you're good um but he told this wild story of so he he developed like he was on rogan i don't know like a month or two ago but he developed this like brain imagery uh technology that is is a pretty big deal in like the neurology world

anyway these guys show up at his office at stanford and tell him hey man you know they're like in black suits you know kind of typical classic yeah like you hear about the you know kind of men in black stuff but he says you know they came to him and said we have some people that that work for us we were at the dod and they have these brain injuries that we can't identify we'd like you to take a look to see what you can find

And so, you know, because he's this, you know, Ivy League neurological expert or whatever.

Who isn't?

Yeah.

Yeah.

No big deal.

No big deal.