In the Hole

Armstrong & Getty One More Thing

Armstrong & Getty

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4.8 • 815 Ratings

🗓️ 14 September 2022

⏱️ 9 minutes

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First, there's the former Twitter exec's Congressional testimony. Next, Jack talks about a text message that's sent to show every day!

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0:00.0	I don't even find my data interesting.
0:02.6	It's one more thing.
0:04.4	Armstrong and Getty.
0:05.8	One more thing.
0:09.0	Before we get to that, I got to see if you know the answer to this.
0:14.3	Oh, good.
0:14.7	I love a quiz.
0:17.2	Is this like a trivia contest?
0:18.6	Remember when I told you that every day somebody texts us an art bell random fact?
0:26.2	He was the late night radio host who talked about flying saucers.
0:30.7	Yeah.
0:31.1	And somebody will hit us with, you know, whatever.
0:35.5	Just a random trivia fact.
0:36.9	Every day.
0:37.4	Wow. Somebody has texted this every day for a couple of weeks now and I haven't. you know, whatever. Just a random trivia fact. Every day.
0:37.8	Wow.
0:42.1	Somebody has texted this every day for a couple of weeks now, and I haven't mentioned it.
0:48.0	But every day somebody texts, there is a bottomless hole outside Ellensburg, Washington on them in Tash Ridge.
0:52.7	Every day they text us.
0:53.5	Wow. I remember as a little uh hearing the phrase bottomless pit
0:57.6	and i was fascinated by the concept you just fell and fell and fell and fell and would never hit bottom
1:03.9	but do you have any idea what this text is about no no i mean i suppose i could google it i could search I suppose I could Google it.
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