I've been telling everybody that I give them any shade.

But every time I do, my family thinks I'm crazy.

The hollow earth, UFOs, alien, and painting.

Throw it in the water, this red sky is daily.

When I talk about these things, they think I'm crazy.

There's no escaping anymore, they're able able to face I'm going out of mind control

The Sacrificing babies

The end of days

But anyways my baby thinks I'm crazy What was doing exactly what she was asking for in the best way it could, ironically. So we sorted that out.

And I don't think she's having that problem anymore last time I heard. But that's kind of an example

going back to Bastion in the never-ending story,

okay, because I kind of left that off where every time he makes a wish and changes reality

in a way that doesn't suit his actual true higher self's will, he forgets a piece of who he is

and loses part of his memory to the point where, like, as the story progresses, he's sort of become somebody else. He doesn't remember our world where he came

from, and he loses touch with his true self. And what is trying to be illustrated here is

you get what you wish for in life, but be careful what you wish for,

because the more that you wish for things that are not really what you want, the further away

you distance yourself from who you really are.

You just heard today's guest, host of the Interverse podcast, who joins me, Mystic Mark, here on the My Family Think Some Crazy podcast. Thank you for tuning in and enjoy this conversation with my friend Chance Garten.

Thank you. my friend, Chance Garten. Ladies and gentlemen, here we are for another fun, jam-packed episode of the My Family Think Some Crazy podcast with a returning guest, a returning

friend who's joining me, Mystic Mark, here on the My Family Think Some Crazy podcast

for, I think, a long overdue appearance. Chance and I have known each other for at least since my

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