Kevin Clancy (KFC)

But I don't know.

I feel like if you're also the type of person to go try to sue Boeing, you're the type of person to say things like, if I die, it's not suicide.

And I don't know, conspiracies just make life more interesting.

And then when you add in Netflix and these series that you can binge in one day that have all these twists and turns, you want life to be that way.

So everything feels like it should be a conspiracy.

And sometimes guys are just suicidal and they happen to work for Boeing.

Yeah.

Like sometimes things can just be true.

I go back and forth on like sometimes facts is stranger than fiction.

Like life is, you know, the craziest story of all.

But then I'm also like, even just being, take just like our industry of like podcasting and making content and companies and influencers and shit.

I know that there's shit behind closed doors and things you don't talk about and stories and lies within this little industry that means nothing.

Right.

multiply that by a trillion right when you're talking about politics and war and pharma and money and it's like if we have secrets those guys absolutely do so i can't people who take everything at face value i think are crazy people who you know think that someone's a reptile equally as crazy which also could be true but even to like retort my own 9-11 conspiracy it's like

you're giving the American people too much credit that you needed to trick us.

They could have just went to Iraq.

The Patriot Act could have just happened.

You didn't need to knock down those buildings.

That could have just happened.

Yeah, like what were we going to do?