Tyler McBrien

But then something changed, and now they have like...

action items and a more political orientation and like to-do lists.

And, you know, that's what happened to the Guidestones ultimately.

Someone was like, yes, they're bad, but we should also blow them up.

You know, it's like, it's that extra step.

But yeah, so I'm trying to think of the other conspiracy theories attached to it.

It's really kind of like anyone you have, there's like the Guidestones can fit in because they're so malleable.

They're so strange.

Yes, yeah.

Hudson Cohn.

Yeah, exactly.

Chicken guts, he said he had to clean up all the time.

But yeah, so this guy Hudson Cohn, he's been there since the beginning.

He's getting up in years, but he came to Elberton, Georgia pretty shortly before the Guidestones went up.

And then, so he was there from the beginning.

He was there at the unveiling.

He worked at the Elberton Granite Museum, which kind of were like the care, they oversaw the Guidestones.

And so he would receive visitors, but then also would have to be called in when there was, you know, police calls for people.

rituals and witches and orgies and music videos and whatever.

Just your like classic shenanigans.