138 - Hollow Earths Entrance Found, Ancient Spiral UFO, & The Dire Wolf

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Is the entrance to Hollow Earth real and known by NASA?

Josh 0:00
Welcome back to Ninjas Are Butterflies. Just this. This just in. Hall of Worth is real and NASA knows about it.

What is the significance of the European spiral and ancient UFO sightings?

Ada 0:08
And there may be deeper meaning to the European spiral that goes back millions of years.
Lily 0:12
Millions.
Ada 0:13
Thousands of years.

Who are the Council of 300 and are they real?

Lily 0:14
And the Illuminati is not so fake and it's real. Better known as the Council of 300. This podcast is brought to you in power by Sunday Cool. Watch this. Or listen.
Josh 0:24
Do it now.
Andrew 0:25
I forgot to do the news anchor thing.
Josh 0:27
I think I'm the only one that did it, so I think I'm the odd man out at this point. Like a CIA. Ferris wheel. CIA. That's me remote viewing. Andy, tell us where you were.
Kelsey 0:40
Ada, when we lay in bed, she has to decompress verbally.
Josh 0:47
Okay. Like how? She just talks. Talks and talks. Oh, that's the best. Yeah.

What are the challenges and experiences at the County Fair?

Kelsey 0:53
But then this morning, lately she's been confusing the words yesterday and tomorrow in their meeting. So she was like, laying bed to her eyes are still closed. She said, what did we do tomorrow?
Lily 1:02
What did we do tomorrow?
Kelsey 1:04
Yeah. And I was like, we went to the county fair last night. She was like, oh, yes. Can we go there again?
Andrew 1:11
Gotta be honest. Not a fan. Not a fan of County Fair. I have bad experiences.
Kelsey 1:15
Why not?
Andrew 1:18
It's a rigged system. Rigged system.
Lily 1:20
Well, yeah. Well, it's just like for us. Counties can't be trusted. Like, welcome to County Fair. This is where you get your tickets. Come on in. How much is it? Oh, two. Okay, it's $20. Go on in. Yep.
Andrew 1:30
Oh, now you got to buy more tickets to ride on the rides. And I'm like, surely we can't ride all these rides because our girls are super small. Yeah. And so I'm like, I'll just do. Or Jane rattling around in a squirrel cage. They don't give you like a thing. Like typically a ride is like eight tickets or two tickets.
Josh 1:48
Yeah.
Andrew 1:48
I'm thinking maybe they're like two tickets a ride.
Josh 1:51
Yeah.
Andrew 1:51
I'm like, just in case I got 120 tickets. And it was like 50 bucks. Playing it safe. And I'm like, surely you can use it on all the games. Yeah. Nope. Can't.
Kelsey 2:00
You got to pay cash for the games. It's like $10 a game too. It's insane.
Andrew 2:05
And then almost every single ride, the girls were too short. Yeah. But one of them, I mean, Jane was off this much. And like, nope.
Andy 2:15
We already know we're cutting corners. That's what I'm saying. You know, we're going to keep our baby safe.
Andrew 2:21
Like we're going with them.
Kelsey 2:22
Yeah.
Andrew 2:23
Let us do it. There was one ride where I knew that they could both ride it and we were walking up to it and the ride operator was just huffing a cigarette. I'm like, nah.
Josh 2:36
We're going to pass on this one. Dude, I love county fairs, though. I don't know what it is about my childhood that I experienced a county fair. I love it. The lights at night, the smells, the food. The food's always great, too.
Kelsey 2:48
It did feel like a movie, but I will say I left and I said I need to attend a shop.
Josh 2:52
Dude, after the Funhouse, Kelsey brought to my attention... We went through the really big fun house, and I was just having a blast. It's just the best. The kids are having so much fun. And then we get out, and Kelsey's like, that whole thing was so sticky. And I thought about it, and I thought about how my hands felt, and I thought about literally sensorily just walking through this. And I was like, it was. So it's like, even the bathrooms there, you don't feel are the best. And so you just don't feel great that I'm eating afterwards. I'm like, oh, no. This is terrible.
Kelsey 3:30
That's $16 corn dog.
Josh 3:31
$16 corn dog. Korean corn dog.
Kelsey 3:35
I go, this has been sitting for three days. And I'm like, I'm going to get food poisoning.
Josh 3:40
No, it's the best. I love county fair food, dude.
Kelsey 3:43
It felt like I was in a movie. I did say I would love if they did one in the fall when it's kind of cool outside because it has that kind of fall spooky feel to it.
Josh 3:50
Oh, yeah, totally. They're truly the best. Whenever I saw Demi and Zola's face just seeing the 18-inch hot corn dog just on a stick, they were just blown away. They just have so much fun with that stuff. You left out that detail. No, it wasn't that big. Ours? No, we got plain ones.
Ada 4:06
How much was that one then? $10,000.

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