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And now your hosts, Cliff Berkman and James Bobo Faye.

It's been over two weeks without a phone, I hope it comes today, but...

Well, here, we'll start the conversation with that, then that'll be fun.

Yeah. People like to know your woes, chaotic woes of Bobo. Woeos. Woeboes. Oh, we're recording. Indeed. Hey, Bobes. What's happening, man? What's your top, Cliff? Oh, stuff. You know me. What about you, Matt? What about anything going over there? Matt Pruitt. How are you doing? Oh, I'm good. I was down in Georgia for a few days there in Squatch Country. It was also tourist season. So it was not quite as devoid of people, you know, when you're trying to get out and enjoy nature rather than like crazy traffic and people cluttering up the streets, but it was a beautiful trip. Nice visit. Always good

to be back in North Georgia. Yeah, went out the last couple nights with Bart. Didn't have anything

happened, but it was cool just getting out. It was beautiful. Like, you know, two-thirds of a moon.

Real warm weather, even at night, it was still like in the 60s,

low 60s. It was beautiful, but they had nothing to report. Yeah, of course, I just got off a

week on the road. I was in Utah, beautiful Vernal, Utah. Holy smokes, what a pretty place that is

for a really interesting event. Interesting in weird ways, too. It is called Phenomicon. I'll go into the

details, of course, in the members episode, but for now, just let it be known that if you're into

UFOs and Skinwalker Ranch stuff and in the TV shows and go, that's a wonderful event for you

guys to go to. I would highly recommend it for anybody who's in the deeply weird things. Go to Phnomicon in Vernal, Utah. And my God, my biggest regret about the

Vernal gig was that I didn't have an extra day or two because there's so much to do in Vernal, Utah.

It's in the middle of this big bowl-shaped thing, like this big bowl-shaped valley, and there's dinosaur stuff everywhere. It's spit in distance, like 30 minutes from dinosaur or national monument or whatever that's called. And I love fossils. I'm a dinosaur guy. I'm still a seven-year-old little boy. I mean, what seven-year-old boy or a girl doesn't look dinosaurs? I wish I just had more time. There's two or three museums in town, and it's just gorgeous there, absolutely gorgeous. Maybe next time. Is that pretty well attended? Because it's so far from anything. I mean, it's got to be at least a few hours from the airport in Salt Lake City, right? Yeah, they flew me into Salt Lake City and it was a three-hour

drive to Vernal, Utah. So they rented me a car, which is really cool. By the way, I don't know much about cars, but Hain-Dice or whatever they're called, sonatas are pretty awesome. I rented one of those things. A really slit car. I had a lot of fun in it. But anyway, yeah, it's a long ways from Salt Lake City, I guess they have a small

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