Welcome back, ladies and gentlemen, to another episode of Ninja's Our Butterflies. We got a special guest with us today, Mr. Jake Hutchinson. And listen, we got wonderful stories that we're going to dive into today. And at the very end of this episode, we're talking about the real reason World War I started. Have you guys ever been transported from one place to another? Well, guess what? The FEMA director has. And it's crazy.

The war in Iran is not what it seems. I spoke to someone directly involved in special operations,

and he told us some things that are absolutely crazy. You're going to want to hear it.

There's UFOs in the Florida Everglades. And if your civilization still exists,

this podcast is brought to you empowered by Sunday Cool. So watch this or listen.

A little intense.

That was heavy.

Sorry.

All right.

What's you got there, Andy?

I got some oysters from shark bite oysters.

Shout out shark bite oysters. Thank you, Jake, for bringing them. What a treat. You're welcome. Thank you, Sam, for supplying them. Guys, do they just, they probably just do Florida? They probably don't do, like, they ship everyone? He's everywhere. Really? Wow. Yeah, he's blown up. Atlanta, Chicago, D.C., he's nationwide.

Dang.

Well, you guys heard of here first.

Shark bite oysters.

They've gone global.

Global. Switched up on us. He's selling clams now. Are they really? No, not yet. But soon they will be. Really? Yeah. They're working on taking over the whole entire like shellfish amelia region type deal.

They're doing big stuff.

Guys, shark bite oysters are truly a delight we were so sad when we were in

california and we ordered oysters we're like this is going to be a new experience terrible

ain't nothing there's nothing to it was like california or were that it California oysters? It was just like eating nothing. There was no flavor to them. There was like no salinity to them. Are you sure it just wasn't a bad batch? Well, no, my brother had the same experience in California. Really? Yeah. They were fresh. They just didn't have flavor. That's weird. These are the most flavorful. They're so salty and good. And he lets me come on the oyster farm sometimes. He lets me go on the oyster farm sometimes, and we eat them straight from the bags, and it's just unreal. Oh, my word. The baby oysters are so cool. Yeah, they look like quinoa, a brown rice. They call them spat. Spat. Spat.

Spat. Spat. That's a brand name waiting to happen. Spat, you're right. We should have coined that. He just came out with shirts that say, his company is called Sharkbite, but they say Bushlight. And it's like the mountain, I think it's oysters instead of malons. It's really cool. Did I say that right?

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