This is the 911 calls podcast with the operator and his exact twin,

with minus being born and raised in Kentucky and his Herod military service and be born to a completely other mother, Kent Chungus.

I got her gun boy, 2544048, okay, give you a serial now.

Oh, welcome. Oh, welcome Kent. What was that? Oh, that was just my air horn.

Just sounded distant. Like it sounded, sounded imposing in macabre because of distant. Like it was your air horn.

That time it felt kind of solid, he'llish. Yeah, it was like it was in the fog and in the distance through it,

through a, through a thicket of deciduous trees. You know, I didn't mean to interrupt you.

You know how it be. Hey, how are you? I mean, I could be worse. I could definitely be better.

Reminds me of an old quote, but probably fine. And if it's not,

yes, whatever is going on won't kill you, but make you stronger. Through and through.

And it's like normal says that quote, that's not true. It turns out normal,

Donald says that whatever doesn't kill you makes you weaker. And we'll probably kill you the second time around.

That's, that's true. Something's happened with this. You think about it like back in the 1800s,

people would eat wheat bread and they, they got stronger. They literally got stronger.

You know, they ate bacon. That's because of the, because the fucking like expected age,

like the law expected it was like 33. So you're like, yeah, you're eating the bread at 24. You are going to get stronger.

That's nature. Yeah, but they were strong as a wheel of oxen until they died.

Yeah, of the plague. Yeah, something that really sweeps out your legs.

You know, but until then it was like, hey, Jeb a diet. Could you come help me lift this log cabin?

And he's like, profancturally, yes. I don't even know if he knew what that word meant,

but he also, he would set down his little chalk math tablet. And he would say third grade teacher,

I'll be back in a moment and then he would leave with you and go and lift a cabin.

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