Okay, everybody tune in. Here we go. This is going to be so much better because it's

so much earlier in a day and that's when I have so much more energy. No, you don't. Don't

lie to the people. It's truth and podcasting. You're listening to the giant beast cast.

You see it's true. Giant guest speed cast apparently because dude over here is fucking

huffing rails before he gets on this podcast. Yeah, we are. I'm a little scared of like

a real high energy Jeff. I mean, that would be like it's a science fiction. It doesn't

happen. I'm already back in for you. You get all up. It's all low foreign Jeff. That's

how we like him. The last is trickling down the mountain. We got excited. He's like two

inches shorter now. Just burn that energy. The last is rolling down the streets, killing

people left and right. It's horrifying. You're right. You've heard of the great molasses

explosion of it. It did. That's the 20th century, right? In Boston. Something. Yeah. Molasses

is flammable. Well, not it didn't it didn't actually explode. So this is one of the very

first things that was ever told to me when I moved to Boston by one of the folks at Hermonics

was that and the in the 19 knots somewhere in Boston near the harbor, a large container

of molasses, essentially just collapsed and a huge wave, like 20 feet high of molasses

rolled through the streets and just did all sorts of fucking damage. It's super hot, right?

Well, nothing was listening to a drunk history, right? Yeah. That it was in fact a drunk history.

Okay. That did happen. Okay. That's what reminded me of it because I just watched that one

recently. But yes, this is a well documented thing that happens. So it was just like this

huge sludgy black mass mass of thick liquid that traveled and traveled way faster than you

think it would given the but that was just because of the sheer volume of molasses that came

tumbling out. I feel like this is just devolved into a tall tale. It's real. It's over a hundred

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