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And now, here's Gene Steinberg.

Now, I have to assure you, listeners, that we have nothing to say about the fact that there is a TV show called Once Upon a Time,

where all the fairy tale characters appear as,

what, 21st century human beings and everything?

In that show, they have the seven dwarves, of course, one of whom is grumpy.

And I would not begin to presume to say that Chris O'Brien is meant to play grumpy.

But one of our listeners last week suggested you, Chris, were a little bit grumpy these days.

What's up with that?

I'm surprised that he just noticed.

Of course I'm grumpy.

I've been grumpy ever since I got involved in this whole

subject. I mean, it makes you itch in places you can't find the scratch. And after 25 years of

that, you know, it starts getting old. Well, of course, if you're really flexible, you can scratch

anywhere, right? Well, it doesn't work. Um, you know, no Benadryl spray, no calamine lotion seems to be able to help.

So I get grumpy.

Now, last week, our interview with Kevin Randall was telling in many ways, because it showed to all of us a growing disenchantment

with the evidence in the Roswell UFO crash. Now, he's not ready to say, oh, it's a test

aircraft or a balloon or something, but a lot of areas where the evidence was supposedly compelling are no longer so compelling.

And I really have to wonder what our guest this week's Stanton Friedman is going to say about that.

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