Pat

I remember managing a restaurant a few years later after the incident and mentioning the story

And one of my employees being spooked and being like, oh, wow, was it on Steineff Street?

And I answered yes.

And then he went on to say that when he was younger and had sleepovers at a friend's house that lived on that street, they would see the thing at night all the time.

So maybe it's been there all the time.

So it could just be something that is some kind of deep-seated Kent legend that a lot more people are aware of than I know.

this experience has happened to me.

It's kind of like left me a little more open on what could possibly exist in the world.

Not that I haven't been interested in it before and been open to it before, but now it's kind of like in writing, I guess, like I've always had an interest in monsters and, you know, kind of as a hobby, but now I'm kind of wrestling with the idea that it might be reality and,

do I run with it or wrestle with it?

I guess I'm just kind of running with it at this point.

We saw the cancel culture.

We saw the woke revolution.

I don't agree with the gender revolution, the climate alarmism.

Look at her face, Pat.

I think there are two genders.

The climate alarmism... Which gender?

No, let Peter go on.

I think there are two genders, but some of us think that there is more than one, or more than two, sorry, more than two genders.

I think there is male and female, and the rest probably is a social construct.