So what's going on with John Cass? Well, you know, that's my favorite subject, me. I guess I might feel, you could say I could feel like the people of Dalton, Illinois, whose Mayor Tiffany Henniard refuses to resign, and I'm sure that's

excruciating for them. Well me I've had gallstones, an attack of the pancreas, so I've been in a lot of pain, but in the meantime,

the World Cup of Astronomy is going on right now, and so excited he's like a little kid going to the

Harry Potter Fest. Yeah, John, no it's it's the solar eclipse that's happening

April 8th.

Yeah, and it's a really cool thing and I'm excited because I went in 2017.

I went down to Central Illinois,

well, Southern Central Illinois, Southern University.

Carbondale, that would be where NASA held their headquarters for it, which is funny because

it's Carbondale is ironically getting another shot at this and seeing it again

for the second time in seven years but then it won't come

through there for another 600 years or so at least. But it's something to

behold that it's an amazing humanistic feeling like the idea of you feel so small and comparison of you know the world around you and it's amazing that we get to see it twice in my life

and I'll have seen it in a partial clips

when I was a kid.

And it's just a cool feeling that thinking,

over the eons, people have seen this and

experienced it and it's just the thought process that snapshot of time when it

happened you know where is humanity what was the technology like and those

jumps a staple of science fiction.

Exactly time traveler going back and forth through time standing in front of

Dalton you could be in front of the Dalton Town Hall and she's refusing to resign

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