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We are the father-son duo bringing you the weird, the wild, the wacky, and the craziest

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Today on the 32nd edition of the Useless Information information retrocast, you'll hear about a man who returned

to Italy decades after moving away, only to find out that the Roman ruins which he remembered

from his youth, they had been torn down.

What?

I know what you're thinking.

They tore down the Coliseum?

No, it's still there. Clearly something else is going on here. And another story that I'll share with you is about a woman who refused to look

at an airplane simply because she believed that mankind was unable to fly. Plus, you'll hear about a real

electric chair that electrocuted itself.

While all those stories, the question of the day, today's retro sponsor, and so much

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