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Hey friends, it's Benny Ben. I hope you're doing well and enjoying some spring

weather. We have some very exciting episodes coming up one about scamming, one about virtual reality, and one about

Sword Tube. We are excited to bring you those episodes, but this week we had a lot going on this week.

So we're going to take a buy and we're going to bring you one of our favorites that we have never

replayed Doom Jelly.

Take a listen.

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My My name is Dr. Theresa Corret. I've spent my career so far researching the deadly and dangerous.

Hi, I'm Bill Estrade, I'm a retired Air Force colonel from Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania.

I've spent six tours of duty in Iraq, Afghanistan, the Horn of Africa, and what I was doing in April 2014 was going through some

combat water survival training in Key West Florida.

While I was sitting there, I started to feel all these needles stabbing my thigh and then going down to my lower extremities, up and down

both of my legs.

I feel like I've got hot kind of stabbing pokers being prodded into various parts of my body

like random none of it really makes sense. I start to have these extremely painful spasms in my lower back.

At one point it felt like someone was hitting me in my

lower back with a hammer. I had sort of holes I'd scratch all through like

special through my head or my through my scalp had

kind of big marks of where I'd managed to scratch holes in myself quite successfully.

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