Jordan Harbinger

You know, I watched the show on HBO, which I'm sure is historically accurate to the detail.

But yeah, you see these firemen or whatever, and they're shoveling the radioactive carbon or whatever.

And they all go to the hospital and basically melt into some kind of liquid.

And then the woman visits her boyfriend and she's pregnant.

The fetus died.

Like all this stuff happens.

It's just awful.

And everyone's burned.

And you think like 59 dead, like what are the odds of that?

Which is pretty common in Belarus or wherever Chernobyl is.

Right.

Yeah.

The exclusion zone, when I look at it on a map, that's why I thought it was in Belarus, because there's something called the Chernobyl Exclusion Zone, which I guess is part Ukraine, part Belarus, part, I don't know, what else?

Maybe some Russia in there?

I'm not sure exactly.

But it's like a grayed-out area on the map with lines through it, depending on the map you're looking at.

And the borders kind of aren't really there because there's no people living in there.

Or, I mean, no people supposed to be living in there.

Mm-hmm.

And there's cities that have like wolf packs in them and wildlife and all kinds of crazy stuff.