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Welcome back to the show. My name is Matt. There's a no-space hole to my left.

There's a no-hole indeed. They call me Ben. We are joined as always with our super producer Paul

Mission Control Deccant who has recently been rethinking his moniker and maybe going with Paul

Hollywood in a British accent. Most importantly, you are here and that makes this stuff they don't

want you to know. This is a strange episode for us and an interesting story. There's a

couple of different conspiratorial myths we run into here and we also run into the evolution of

media and the great game of telephone that we've mentioned in previous episodes. But before we

begin, Matt, I have to ask you, do you think this summer will be the summer that our hometown

burns down? Then Atlanta burns again? Just from the heat this time, not from the interesting warfare.

My goodness. I wouldn't be surprised. My family and I went out to the Canterbury Park Festival

on Gosh Was That Saturday? Yes, it was Saturday. Just standing outside, uncovered was a

terrible thing. I would not recommend it to anyone. Find a tree, get underneath it and you'll be okay.

The music is still going to sound great. There we go. That's the spirit. It's a positive

positive spin on a terrible, terrible thing. I just landed back in town late

yesterday night or early this morning. I'm not sure which and the thing that hit me immediately

was the heat. Everyone who lives here enjoys summer and autumn and all the hits, although

slow jazz of the season until summer comes. This is terrible. This is horrific. No idea how hot or cold it

is. In your neck of the global woods, folks, but please send us what do they say on Facebook?

Thoughts and prayers are better yet ice cubes. Did you ever have those weird little popsicles that

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