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With y'all rose adam t'n-d-d-brun.

Hey, everybody.

Welcome to Conspiracy the Show.

I'm your host, Adam Todd Brown.

Joining me as co-host this week.

Connor McSpadden's here. It's always great to be on Conspiracy the Show on Manson Week.

It's kind of the shark week of conspiracies. Yeah, I just watched the Netflix documentary,

which is called, is that also called Chaos? It's based on a book called Chaos about the Manson family and their ties to M.K. Ultra.

But it's also an Errol Morris documentary, which makes it prestige television, I tell you.

Yeah, it's called Chaos, the Manson murders.

Yeah. And fun sidebar, I, the Manson murders. Yeah.

And fun sidebar, I don't know how many television commercials people are taken in these days. But this documentary is the point in history where I realized that all of those Chipotle commercials that are airing right now where there's just some guy off camera,

peppering employees with questions like you really don't have freezers, you make guacamole

fresh every day, that is fucking esteemed documentarian Errol Morris in those Chipotle commercials.

Well, he would be the guy doing the hard-hitting investigative journalism asking these kinds of questions.

Yeah. And those commercials are kind of like his documentaries, because that's one of his things,

is just like asking questions off camera where you actually hear them ask the questions,

which doesn't happen a lot in documentaries. I kind of love when they leave in the person asking the question.

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