So little fact about me.

I am dying to go to Italy.

I mean, everything about it, the food, the language, the art, it feels almost mythical in a sense

because there is just so much romance, so much history, especially Venice.

So when I heard that there was a clock on this place, I realized,

okay, like, time to go, time to book the ticket. Yet you heard me right. Scientists don't think

Venice will be around for centuries to come because it's sinking, about two millimeters

per year. And that might seem like nothing. But trust me, it's adding up. The experts say,

by 2150, Venice will be completely underwater. So this has totally changed my mind on today's

topic. A story I sort of assumed was legend now seems entirely possible. The Lost City of Atlantis. It was thought to be

this incredibly advanced civilization filled with beautiful architecture. Central power operated by a giant

crystal. It even had television. Only the entire place supposedly sank to the bottom of the ocean somewhere around

9600 BCE. The story of Atlantis has primarily come from one source, the Greek philosopher

Plato, which is why many people think it's nothing more than fiction. That and the fact that no one's really been

able to find any compelling evidence of it. Until recently, I'm Ashley Flowers, and this is

so supernatural.

Music Thank you. Welcome back to another episode of So Supernatural. I'm Yvette Jintili.

And I'm her sister, Rasha Pecorero. And And today we're talking about a topic that I have an incredibly unique personal connection with, the Lost City of Atlantis. Okay, now bear with me. It's going to be a

little bit of a long story, but entertaining nonetheless. So, as you know, Yvette and I have different fathers,

and our mom got pregnant by my father, and she basically told him if he was in the operating

room or in the hospital room when I was born, he could name me whatever he wanted.

And so the ultrasound said that I was supposed to be a boy.

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