Here's one for our Canadian friends, our dear neighbors up north, who are still part of the

Commonwealth of the United Kingdom, but like us, hold an immense, consistent interest in

strange stuff over the sky.

Can we journey real quick to 7 November 1990? Oh, are you talking about in the

foggy early hours of the evening of said date in 1990? Wait, are we talking about Hotel

Bonaventure? Wait, what was that? What was that up there? Well, I think we're talking about not moons over my hammy, like the sandwich.

We're talking about UFOs over Montreal, which should also be a sandwich.

Kind of like a croque monsieur, perhaps.

Well, I do love that.

This is a story about a thing people still cannot explain multiple eyewitnesses.

It's 1990, so they don't have the phones as smart as some of us in the audience have today.

But I am immensely privileged to be hanging out with two of the best forensic guys in the business. And in 2020,

we asked each other what we could make of these reports. Yeah. Anytime there's a mass

siding, right, that's what gets us excited. It's just not one person's account, one person remembering what they saw.

We know that eyewitnesses are flawed often in many things, right? Just because we, as soon as we

remember a thing that we saw or heard or tasted or touched that sensation, we put a tiny bit of our personal spin on it.

We don't mean to. We're not doing it intentionally. It's just the human nature. You just,

you tweak it a little bit, especially when you're recounting a story, right? But in this case,

it's a whole bunch of people in a hotel that saw the same thing for hours.

The hotel, by the way, did not give us a discount. I can't remember if we talk about that in

this episode. But let's roll the tape. This is an IHeart podcast. Only you know what your

laptop really is, your storyboard, your soundstage, your sandbox,

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