Tim Dodd

I haven't, no.

And I have a lot of friends that work in the aerospace industry.

I think the average person that works in the aerospace industry is pretty focused on their one project.

I have friends that work on the heat shield tiles on a program, others that do the wiring harness.

And I guess Sabrell even said something along the lines of, when you say that 400,000 people were contracted basically to build the moon rock and get humans to the moon, there's of course truth that not everyone on every project that's physically sewing together a part of the spacesuit knows

Everything about the whole program, of course.

And they wouldn't be told everything about the whole program.

There's no need for any of that.

So I understand where that comes from.

But I also don't know of anyone that's ever been like, yeah, like once you're behind the doors at SpaceX, you know, or once you're behind the doors at Lockheed Martin, we have these Freemasons, you know, like I've never heard anything like that at all.

But...

I don't know.

I stick to space flight hardware and space flight.

But I don't know.

That's outside of my realm.

I mean, I could see how it was bigger back in the day.

It was less frowned upon during Apollo 11.

But it's so crazy.

There's still like a Freemasons, like a Freemasons little like lodge or temple or a thing or whatever, like a little thing like downtown in my hometown.

And I'm always like, I want to see, I want to go in there.