Mel Gibson

It personally ruined it. Well, it's the same team that was up in San Francisco. They came down to L.A. and they're doing what they did in San Francisco. Yeah. San Francisco is kind of like apocalyptic now, you know. Yeah. I went there and it's just like people, you know, homeless. You know, it's just it's a mess.

It personally ruined it. Well, it's the same team that was up in San Francisco. They came down to L.A. and they're doing what they did in San Francisco. Yeah. San Francisco is kind of like apocalyptic now, you know. Yeah. I went there and it's just like people, you know, homeless. You know, it's just it's a mess.

It personally ruined it. Well, it's the same team that was up in San Francisco. They came down to L.A. and they're doing what they did in San Francisco. Yeah. San Francisco is kind of like apocalyptic now, you know. Yeah. I went there and it's just like people, you know, homeless. You know, it's just it's a mess.

Mm hmm. It really is unbelievable. It doesn't take long.

Mm hmm. It really is unbelievable. It doesn't take long.

Mm hmm. It really is unbelievable. It doesn't take long.

Yeah. I read a book once by Jared Diamond called Collapse. Have you ever read that book? Yeah. Yeah. Crazy, right? It says all the things you need for a civilization to cave in and collapse. And a lot of the things are present. All those earmarks, the precursors of a collapse, they're present in our time. So it's an interesting observation. Yeah.

Yeah. I read a book once by Jared Diamond called Collapse. Have you ever read that book? Yeah. Yeah. Crazy, right? It says all the things you need for a civilization to cave in and collapse. And a lot of the things are present. All those earmarks, the precursors of a collapse, they're present in our time. So it's an interesting observation. Yeah.

Yeah. I read a book once by Jared Diamond called Collapse. Have you ever read that book? Yeah. Yeah. Crazy, right? It says all the things you need for a civilization to cave in and collapse. And a lot of the things are present. All those earmarks, the precursors of a collapse, they're present in our time. So it's an interesting observation. Yeah.

And we're no smarter than our grandparents, I don't think.

And we're no smarter than our grandparents, I don't think.

And we're no smarter than our grandparents, I don't think.

In fact, there's something because it's interesting. Somebody was flying by what they thought was a volcano in the 30s, some buzzboy. And he thought, hey, somebody built that. Wait a minute. There's four by eight foot bricks. That's man-made. And it is literally the biggest pyramid in the world. It's bigger than the ones in Egypt. And it's in Guatemala. Guatemala.

In fact, there's something because it's interesting. Somebody was flying by what they thought was a volcano in the 30s, some buzzboy. And he thought, hey, somebody built that. Wait a minute. There's four by eight foot bricks. That's man-made. And it is literally the biggest pyramid in the world. It's bigger than the ones in Egypt. And it's in Guatemala. Guatemala.

In fact, there's something because it's interesting. Somebody was flying by what they thought was a volcano in the 30s, some buzzboy. And he thought, hey, somebody built that. Wait a minute. There's four by eight foot bricks. That's man-made. And it is literally the biggest pyramid in the world. It's bigger than the ones in Egypt. And it's in Guatemala. Guatemala.

Yeah, we talked about that the other day. It's a recent discovery, right? Well, not that recent. Maybe 20 years ago, I visited. I went down there with the archaeologist, the guy named Richard Hansen, who's from Idaho or someplace. And he's down there with his family. He's been working tirelessly for like 30 years. trying to extract this pre-classic city from the jungle.

Yeah, we talked about that the other day. It's a recent discovery, right? Well, not that recent. Maybe 20 years ago, I visited. I went down there with the archaeologist, the guy named Richard Hansen, who's from Idaho or someplace. And he's down there with his family. He's been working tirelessly for like 30 years. trying to extract this pre-classic city from the jungle.

Yeah, we talked about that the other day. It's a recent discovery, right? Well, not that recent. Maybe 20 years ago, I visited. I went down there with the archaeologist, the guy named Richard Hansen, who's from Idaho or someplace. And he's down there with his family. He's been working tirelessly for like 30 years. trying to extract this pre-classic city from the jungle.

And there's not a bunch of tourists. All the pyramids in Tikal would fit inside the one big pyramid in El Mirador.

And there's not a bunch of tourists. All the pyramids in Tikal would fit inside the one big pyramid in El Mirador.