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The Welcome back to Mysterious Universe, Season 35, Episode 11. Today on the show, we're going to be going over another book by the famous Marcus Loth.

I found another one in the archive.

Again, this is a PDF that Benin Aaron sent us, so I couldn't find the actual book, but I will link to his other works that you can find.

And again, if you want the PDF, I will send it to you.

I am your host, Joe Hodgden today. And joining me, as always, is Brandon Thomas.

Hey, fella. How are you? Doing great. Hope everybody's week went well. If you were on Plus,

you heard our show that came out Tuesday on the mysterious lighthouse disappearance. And I had never heard that story before. So if you're

interested in kind of a classic old school, whodunit type of thing, mysterious universe.org

slash plus, forward slash plus, actually. Do you even use backslashes anymore? Um, I don't know.

What is the backslash for? Is that for the real internet, not the fake

internet that we use? Maybe that's what it is. That's how you know. When you're typing in an earl, isn't it always forward slash? I don't know. I think so. That's what I've generally seen, but I've taken it for granted. I don't know, man. I can't verify that for sure. But yes, generally i want to say yes yeah we can absolutely and it's got some brilliant sound effects

as well some very authentic we really take you there you're a transport that for sure. But yes, generally, I want to say yes. Yeah, we can't absolutely. And it's got

some brilliant sound effects as well. So very authentic. We really take you there. You're transported

to the 1900's mystery of this lighthouse bin. So sign up guys. The soundboard of Brandon's

mouth. It was in full force. That's what you're missing on plus. Yeah.

So, yeah, to get into this, first of all, everybody, have a great week. Yes. Brandon, do you do anything exciting? Yes, actually. Besides your sink? Oh, man. This is one of those things, right? So we go to do this simple job. Oh, cool. We'll replace the kitchen sink. It's in a laminate countertop. It's in an older home, man, built 40-something years ago. So we're like, okay, got this. Now, all the pipes will match up, got it. Ordered the sink, got it in. It was a sink tub combo. So it had the basin. It had the thing that came with it. We put it all together. Brilliantly in my head. My wife had I go through these amazing projects just seamlessly. She just really works with me.

She was going behind me like a sous chef and would just like clean up and I would be cutting something, you know, and she would go back with a vacuum like right behind the cut line and it would all go just get. It's just really cool. But yes, tackling this thing that should have taken, I was like, oh, two hours I'll get back to work.

Now, it was two trips to Home Depot. We had, I bought a new tool, which is great. It's an awesome little oscillating thing I wanted anyway. But it ended up requiring cutting countertops, rerunning

the pea traps and all the plumbing underneath. Just interesting opportunities in disguise for the

entire project, of which we persevered.

We have a beautiful new sink in the kitchen there, and so we can say that we've changed

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