Josh Clark

I was fighting it at first.

And so, speaking of the lead apron thing, man, it's always made me kind of nervous.

Like, well, that doesn't make sense.

I don't want to.

And then, again, rings around the donut that go around the inside and outside of the donut.

How does that make sense?

I mean, how old would he be today?

And I did look plenty of stuff up.

And if everybody who carries out science follows the same framework, then science will be universal and interchangeable.

If the rest of my body has to wear a lead apron, but you're shooting an x-ray into my head, am I gonna be okay?

Ooh.

But I also just kind of was like, I'm just taking this on faith.

He died at, it's a 27 clubber, and he died in, what, the 70s, so.

I know I'm kind of imagining wonderful donuts, too.

Isn't it just simpler to say, no, that was a ghost?

Yeah.

Like sometimes I think pride gets in the way with these people.

Despite what NDT says, like, you do kind of have to take this on faith, especially if you're not an astrophysicist.

We're going Homer Simpson here.

Mm-hmm.