Hello everybody, welcome back to another episode of Decoding the Unknown, as always.

I am your Dakota Simon Wams here, the format of this show.

One of my writers in this case, Ilzer, thank you Ilzer, has written me a script.

Have we found Noah's Ark?

And we're going to investigate the mystery. Was Noah's Ark real?

Like, I mean, the story of Noah's Ark that all the animals went on is like the literal interpretation of the Bible.

It's like obviously not. well I mean it's not going to

work out well this just I don't need to explain this it's ridiculous we're

you know there's often things in the Bible which turn out and it's that oh yeah

there was this you know there's the historical part of the Bible which could be somewhat accurate

and then maybe there was a big boat and all that stuff. Wasn't that Steve Correll movie where he has a big boat? He has to build a giant arc or something like that?

He's Moses or something like that? God that's a bizarre idea.

Steve Correll's great though, watching the office for the first time somehow and yeah it's brilliant that's

surprising to absolutely no one it's the office everyone knows it's great oh the

format of the show I've not read this before did I say say that? It's what happens here.

An angel and a demon stands out side by side on the Mesopotamian plane both in awe of God's wrath.

A man and his family are loading animals into a massive boat, two of every kind, slowly

making their way abroad, apparently content with their lot, is like,

wait a minute, wait a minute, wait a minute, there's just two of us, wait, so we have to,

and then are the kids with the,'s like oh my god dude no no no

no no her although that's okay with animals right animals are all like

incestuous and it doesn't mess them up genetically for some reason.

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