Do you always believe what you're told?

Is there really such a thing as an astronaut?

What are the reasons the government needed us to be the first to land on the moon?

Today we test the believability of the moon landing conspiracy.

Today we test the believability of the moon landing conspiracy. Welcome to Believing the Bazaar, where we dive into the unknown and the unusual, and tell you whether or not we find it believable.

So thank you for joining us on this Esquarian, does not word, I feel like I want to combine two words right there.

I don't know either of the words that you're trying to combine.

It's a Tuesday if you're listening to this.

It feels like a Tuesday.

You know what I mean?

It's like a Tuesday energy.

Oh, actually, it is a Tuesday as well.

It's a Tuesday recording it and it's a Tuesday coming out.

It's still not your birthday yet.

It's like Ruby Tuesdays. So yeah, today we're going to talk about the moon landing conspiracy. This was actually suggested to us by my parents. Now, I don't know if my

mom text you. I don't think she did. I don't have your mom's number. Okay. Was she not

good enough to be in your contact list? I would take her number. It's not like just I don't have it, you know? Okay, I got you.

They texted me that we should cover this.

Does they really?

Yeah.

Oh, they're going to be excited.

Like back in October, like early October.

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