The Oh, Oh, oh, oh, oh. All right man welcome to the introduction for episode 172

Jason Linger is with me Wayne Mcroy is back one more time. I'm hoping that people

can make it through the first hour. The knowledge we're going to lay down is the

foundation that allows you to know so many things like why the Latin terms are on your

money, why the space shuttles were called what they were, where 9-11 encoding comes from and for those who caught the last

episode about 24-hour news cycles and baby Jessica you couldn't possibly hope to recognize

any of what we laid down there without understanding where we are here and

we're going to be covering Virgil which is held up as the pinnacle of Western

literature and he was a Roman of course as far far as we know, this may be the basis or oldest 9-11 in code we found.

But first, you got to make it through hour one to get the knowledge base you need to understand

what we're dropping an hour too.

Let's jump in with these guys and do Virgil.

Cheers.

All right man, welcome to Crow Triple 7 radio.

This is episode 172.

Jason Lingerin is with me and Wayne Mcroy is back. We're going for bedrock this time.

We've gone all the way back to Virgil who most people are familiar with. He wrote a thing called the Ennio, which is voted regularly

the most important piece of Western literature ever written, which should tell us all something.

A little like the movie Citizen Kane right always

voted best I think a lot of people would argue that's not the best movie ever made

but yet it is always in the number one spot which tells us something about the

content no different with Virgil. Probably, my guess is, most of the people listening

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