I have to say that this is bizarre because we're going to go back in time to revisit the case of Dylan Parker.

What do you remember about it from the... because we did it on 4th of July if you remember,

one year ago. Do you remember anything anything oh my god I forgot it was

fourth of July well I listen back yeah so where I know I had a wall walk I had like a

big gulp I don't know why I always remember that. We started it and you said well happy

fourth baby you said happy fourth yes yes I know that we've talked about that before

happy fourth. I so we've talked about that before. Hey, before. Um, I, so I remember that this is the case where he is, he calls his mom. Yes, he calls his mom.

Yes, he calls his mom.

Okay.

Yeah, because I know I've told you this,

but like I get our very early cases where we covered a lot of like backwoods young men going missing I confuse all of them sometimes

They're very similar because it's all guys in their 20s and it like you said it's backwoods it's rural it's always middle America or

rural America and yeah there's always something there's some eerie element to every

single one of those where you're like there is just no what I almost swore two

seconds and I almost swore. It's not premium baby it's not it's. Don't get used to that premium life. That's true. I got spoiled last time. Well, I should say, I should just clue anybody in who's new here. First and foremost, welcome to Crepe Time the podcast with Silas Dean and Stu.

We're really happy you're here and if you're new here here here's what's going on.

I go full Bundy Williams, I go so apparently.

Going on. So we are retroactively updating the second episode we ever did,

which was the unsolved case of Dylan Parker,

because like I said, when you start a podcast,

there's lots of stuff that you're figuring out, like you're trying to put together your flow and like, you know, like figure out like how you're gonna structure everything.

And specifically, as you and I just learned, audio is always an issue.

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