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It's another edition of Mail Time and it could not come at a better time because there's a topic we got to dive into today.

That is so perfectly nerdy for this podcast.

When we started Mail Time, I said that this is going to be where I can talk a little more seriously at times and where we can nerd out and talk about sci-fi and spin and technology and shit that just doesn't fit any of my other shows.

And I would certainly say that very treasure hunts full under the umbrella of Mail Time, nerd time.

So if you're looking for me to do jerk off voicemails or talk sports, it's ain't the podcast for you right now.

If you want to dive into what I believe to be the greatest modern day and most complex and controversial in my mind, treasure hunts, you can probably find the right place.

Mail Time is officially a treasure hunts podcast from now on.

Okay, bro.

So I've talked about this before on KFC Radio.

I talked about it with YP, the outdoors guy, and I've been following this for a little while now.

Fence treasure.

There is this dude for its fenn who is a, you know, like a real life wannabe Indiana Jones.

He collects art and artifacts and he loves the outdoors and he has a master pretty big fortune from trading art and dealing with the precious artifacts and treasure basically.

And he did his own.

He buried a treasure in the Rocky Mountains and put out a poem on his website that is that allegedly, you know, directs you to where you can find this treasure and for 10 years, it went unfound.

And just recently, it was announced.

Supposedly that the treasure was found.

So after 10 years, five deaths and a lot of mystery, this treasure was allegedly found.

Now we can jump into all the details here, but the basics are it took 10 years to find and that the treasure at the end of the day was worth just over a million dollars.

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