Trevor

Those, I've seen, like, I don't know how accurate it is.

I've seen maps, though, that kind of show...

underground caves and entrances and then a map that shows across the continental us the disappearances and how they kind of line up and so maybe these people are falling into sinkholes or otherwise falling prey to nature because nature's scary sometimes yeah nature can be scary and not every like you gotta have some form of knowledge to go and people it's just you know people can just go into nature right and it's like not everyone's equipped for that

Totally.

There's this YouTube channel that I I mean, man, it's binge watchable for sure.

I think he's lightly retired.

It's called Outdoor Boys YouTube channel, and it's a guy sometimes with his kids, but it's a guy who lives up in Alaska and he'll just go into the midst of Alaska off the beaten trail.

It's frozen out and he'll just camp and he'll show like what he does to survive the weekend or a day or whatever.

And he makes it look so easy.

But to your point, I know how difficult that actually is to survive the elements, to know what you're up against.

I mean, of course, of course, I don't want to skip over the fact that murders and serial killers are also in the area.

That can't be addressed for, like, you got tree madness.

Like, I don't know how to accommodate for that.

But...

It does make me wonder, you know, with the thick natural preserves around the area, the thick forests, like, yeah, it's so easy to get turned around and lost.

I wonder if that's part of this greater puzzle.

Right.

I mean, that's a great point.

You know, what she's saying is like someone's out there.

And so, yeah, like our desire for an answer mixes with the minimal knowledge we have.