Ray, do you ever wonder what people did before the days of, you know, streaming television,

internet, cell phones, podcasts, or even radio?

You mean the Stone Age?

Yeah, the Stone Age.

Or say, 125 years ago, which is an eye blink in the scale of human history.

I mean, think about this.

My great-grandfather was alive 125 years ago to give you a little perspective.

That's literally two people ago.

Yeah, I guess it wasn't all that long ago when you put it that way.

Now, what do you think people did to amuse themselves 125 years ago before all that stuff?

I don't know.

I guess they actually talked to each other.

Maybe read books, tended to horses.

Right.

Of course, the horses.

We forgot the horses.

And I'm sure people did some of those things, but they also spent some time chasing

legends.

Sometimes a story is so good, it'll make the local newspapers, and people get curious

enough to go check it out for themselves.

Is that what we're chasing this week? A legend that made the paper and got people buzzing?

That's exactly what we're doing, Ray. So grab your keys. We're heading to Meriden, Connecticut,

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