It's past midnight, well past midnight, but I'll tell you one thing, I saw this small

thing happen before when I was in Western Canada.

And I saw another time I was in Eastern Canada, but it was a volcano, volcanic ash.

And they weren't that, the two incidents weren't that far away from each other, time wise.

But the one in Western Canada, my son played for a year in Western Canada, in BC.

And up near Vernon Way, up near Okanagan, etc., little Ogo Pogo, who was basically the

Loch Ness Monster of British Columbia.

Up in that neck of the woods they had some fires like this and it was thick for a long

time.

And these things don't go away very quickly, they seem and they usually linger.

So this can buckle up.

But it certainly didn't span the type of geography we're talking about now.

But nonetheless, it's not cool to be cruising around out there, just be bopping around

so be careful.

These nanoparticles, you know what it was stunning too, it's so funny.

We've now waited until the last minute to tell people maybe you should put masks on.

So when you're faced with a real airborne threat, they hesitated to tell you to put masks

on.

Probably because they realize no one's going to listen to them anymore.

But when there was no fucking threat, when they made up a whole fucking scheme, a whole

scam, then they told you to wear masks.

They browbeat it into your head, you know, all but fucking threatened you with jail being

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