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Joshua's follow-up to, you know, we read his email about a field trip where they were about a bunch of seven- and eight-year-olds alone in the woods.

Right, right, right.

I was hoping his follow-up email would be, you know, they recovered the bodies or something. Hoping for it. And said, it's just your guy's commentary on my story had me rolling laughing. Never to say what the outcome was there. So is it like seven-year-old alone? Six kids are still missing. It's a cold case now. Remember that show? He's not coming back. Didn't we talk to a guy from Lincoln that won that show? I think he came in second. He was in the final, but he didn't end up winning. But there's a new alone out, and I think it's usually they're up in northern Canada. They're up in the Arctic or or something but they're going to be in the desert somewhere in South Africa so it's tougher to find

water yeah water won't be as available I think I choose the extreme cold over the extreme

heat but didn't the guy who won that no I wouldn't actually't actually because you would just be the whole time. I seem to remember the guy who won it. You know, either one would suck. It was the contest is it's not, you know, you stay a certain number of days. You got to outlast all of the other contestants. Right. He stayed two, three extra days. Right. If you're the last man standing and he said,

hey, hey, you won. And he said,

I think I'll hang out here for the weekend.

That's the craziest part about that whole story. I don't think he wanted to go home. That's why he was a bitch probably. He said that when you interview that guy, like, man, I probably have a lot of mail at home. We talked to the guy from Lincoln who came in second.

Second, right.

But those guys amazed me because, you know, they got to do it the hard way.

All right, right. But those guys amazed me because, you know, they got to do it the hard way.

All right, 20 unspoken rules, by the way.

I think we probably do this.

Now, we don't do this.

Well, maybe we do one of them.

I think we do two of them, actually.

Don't ask someone their salary, age, or wait.

Hang on, Josh has finally gotten back to us about leaving the kids in the woods back in the 90s.

And most of them are dead now.

Oh, they hid.

They came out of their hiding spots about 10, 15 minutes later,

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