Hello, hello, welcome back to another episode of Decoding the Unknown.

As always, I'm your host, Seine We're here, one of my writers, in this case, Katie, thank you,

Katie, has written me a script that I did the Titanic really sink.

The answer is yes it did, thank you for watching.

No, look, somehow we've got 22 pages of Yes, it did. Thank you for watching.

No, look, somehow we've got 22 pages of did the Titanic really sink. And this has got to be about the, um, I mean a big boat sank in the middle of the Atlantic, right?

No one is disputing that. I'm actually recording this just about a week after that, um,

Titan submarine imploded. So you're going to be probably watching this, what, a few weeks afterwards,

because I don't want to be insensitive.

What the sad addict didn't really sing at all those people were to have there.

There's nothing there!

What a waste!

And now we're all dead.

Jesus Christ, what a way to go.

I mean, I say what a way to go? I mean I say what a way to go.

Like, it's horrible and stuff,

but I don't know, like, most people just like die in their sleep

or die in a car accident of some terrible disease. But, like, I don't know, a car accident, have some terrible disease.

But, like, I don't know, going down to like, what I assume is a life dream for a lot of people

to go down and see the dydanic and stuff.

I mean, it's not the worst way to go is it and from what I understand it would all be

over fairly instantaneously because of the insane amount of pressure down there I mean

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