Tyler McBrien

Anyway.

I grew up in Georgia, in a suburb of Atlanta.

Yeah, and so everyone kind of knows about it, for the most part.

I mean, there's a lot of weird shit in North Georgia, and I've stumbled on even weirder shit on my many trips to Elberton and around, which we can get into also, but...

They, yeah, they were just kind of a, you know, a fixture in the North Georgia weirdness.

And I actually never visited them.

My sister initially told me about them and she had gone a few times and it's like a common thing to do to go there and visit.

you know, at night and have a few drinks or do a photo shoot or do a music video or something.

Probably a lot of rap videos were filmed there.

But I never went.

It's kind of like, you know, New Yorkers never going to the Statue of Liberty or something.

And also it's a granite monument.

It seems so solid.

And then, so the real reason I was then just like obsessed with it was when it blew up and I was like, realized I could never actually visit.

And so maybe that's part of this obsession is this like sense of loss or something.

I know, like attach any conspiracy theory and insert the Georgia reason, you know, if aliens landed and this was a UFO landing pad, why would they land in rural Georgia?

If this was the birthplace of the lizard people, why there?

There is one common theory, more of the QAnon theory,

New World Order flavor that the Guidestones, the point where the Guidestones sit or sat is exactly as the crow flies, 666 miles away from the United Nations headquarters, which of course is run by the global elites.

And you know, it's pretty close.