Matt Walsh

I mean, that's actually the reason.

It always is funny to me when people kind of blow that off as, oh, come on, that's a lame excuse.

No, it's not.

I mean, that's the reason.

It's just, it's huge.

It's really big.

I don't know how else to put it.

It's like, imagine if somebody told you about blue whales, and you never heard of blue whales before.

They told you about largest animals on earth, and you never heard of them.

They said, oh, there's blue whales.

You said, where are the blue whales?

And they said, oh, they're in the ocean.

And so you go to the Atlantic Ocean and you go to the outer banks, North Carolina, and you swim out into the surf and you put on a snorkel and you swim a little bit farther and you don't see any blue whales.

And so you come back to the shore and you say, well, the whole blue whale story is a myth.

I mean, if these whales are really out there, why didn't I see one?

It's the blue whale paradox.

It's a paradox.

Yes, it's a paradox.

You say there are these big creatures out there, yet I was in the ocean for five minutes and I didn't see one.

It's a paradox.