You're listening to the Sandspants Network. Hey everyone and welcome to this week's episode of Shut Up a Second. I'm Cass. Hayden's here. Hello. And we're joined this week by the illustrious Adam Carnivali. It's me. It's a me. And today we're talking about dumps and dumping.

Bah,

Oh.

Why?

You know, like a bar bar.

It's the, you know, like a barge. Oh.

You know, that put the dump on the barge. Dump on barge. Yeah, true. How often, where can you see them? The water. I've never seen, I've never seen a barge full of garbage. What is it? Is that a real thing? How often are you at the docks? I'm at the docks sometimes

You are not at the dock sometimes

Across the balty bridge

You can I see the arrow

At San What is it? Is that a real thing? How often are you at the docks? I'm at the docks sometimes. You are not at the dock sometimes. Cross the Baltie Bridge. You can see it at San Francisco sometime in the 1970s or whatever. They've got just a big barge of garbage. That's like why the EPA exists. What? It's like why the EPA exists or whatever. Because people were just dumping in the water?

No, there was a, there was this famous incident or whatever where a garbage barge had been super overloaded.

It was a huge one as well.

And no one fucking wanted it.

And I think it was like just stuck.

Might have been San Francisco?

It was stuck in San Francisco Harbor for ages and ages and ages. Yeah. Until people were like... Brooding away. Yeah, until people were... I think you've told us this story on this podcast before. But I want to hear the end of it because I can't remember how it ends. There was so much trash. Oh, is that what that is? Gabash. Gabash.

It's garbage.

Mystery sold.

Yeah.

Gabod.

It is good to say.

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