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A young man driving home one

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that. And then, the world is

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Rabbit Radio Command. We're headed

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back to the year 2013,

2:27

2014, somewhere around there. It's a

2:29

Saturday night, though. We don't know

2:31

the exact year. Well, at least

2:33

it wasn't told to us. But

2:35

the story takes place on a

2:37

Saturday night around 2 in the

2:39

morning. Now, Hazlitt, Texas is a

2:41

tiny town. It's a tiny little

2:43

town. The most recent census has

2:45

it at around 4,000 people, give

2:47

or take. So that's pretty small.

2:50

It's a tiny town really at

2:52

2 in the morning on a

2:54

Saturday night. The worst crime you're

2:56

going to run into is a

2:58

DUI, which... It's a bad crime,

3:00

right? I'm trying to underplay that.

3:02

It's pretty bad. It can be

3:04

quite deadly, or life-changing, but it's

3:06

not a place where you're going

3:08

to have to worry about a

3:10

lot of crime that late on

3:12

a Saturday night. And this is

3:14

where we find a young man.

3:16

He didn't give us his real

3:18

name. We will call him Mike.

3:20

Mike said that he was in

3:22

a party in Dallas, and he

3:24

was driving back to his home.

3:26

in Hazlitt, Texas. He only lived

3:28

here for about a year between

3:30

2013 and 2014. Not a lifelong

3:32

resident, but he's driving back to

3:34

town at 2 in the morning.

3:37

And a fog bank has rolled

3:39

into the area. Now, fog doesn't

3:41

make noise, right? But that little

3:43

theater of the mind, right? You

3:45

actually thought fog was rolling into

3:47

your ears. I know it's pretty

3:49

amazing what I can do with

3:51

my mouth. Fog's

3:55

not super unusual for this area.

3:57

Mike doesn't think it's unique. that

3:59

he's driving through fog at two

4:01

in the morning. But what he

4:03

does find odd is that he's

4:06

driving through this area. He sees

4:08

up through the fog. It's not

4:10

super thick fog, but just enough

4:12

to add to the eariness of

4:14

it all. He sees down the

4:17

road a police car pulled over

4:19

and it has its lights flashing

4:21

red, red, red, blue, red, red,

4:23

blue. And the way that it's

4:25

illuminated against the fog, it really

4:27

kind of... Some people may say

4:30

it's beautiful. People who love police

4:32

are like, ooh, my favorite. Cops

4:34

and fog. Fantastic. My new fetish.

4:36

Mike slows down his vehicle, because

4:38

you know, you don't know what's

4:41

going on up there. Traffic stop,

4:43

traffic accident. Who knows? But as

4:45

Mike is driving by the police

4:47

car, he turns and he looks

4:49

and he sees there's nobody in

4:51

the car. The lights are flashing.

4:54

The siren. The siren is not

4:56

on. The car is pulled off

4:58

to the side of the road,

5:00

there's no one in it. It's

5:02

empty. And as Mike continues to

5:05

drive, he's looking out into the

5:07

field on that side of the

5:09

road and doesn't see anything out

5:11

there, doesn't see a guy with

5:13

a flashlight, doesn't see another vehicle.

5:15

Mike continues on his way. And

5:18

he doesn't get far when he

5:20

notices something up in the distance

5:22

pulled over to the side of

5:24

the road. Red blue, red blue,

5:26

red blue, red, blue, red, blue,

5:28

red, blue. The police lights are

5:31

flashing rhythmically, reflecting off the fog.

5:33

It's another police car. Another police

5:35

car is pulled over to the

5:37

side of the road, no siren,

5:39

lights flashing, and as Mike slows

5:42

down, he looks. This police car

5:44

is empty as well. And he's

5:46

like, what? Okay, well like, you

5:48

know, what could we go in

5:50

on? I don't see any activity

5:52

out in the field. He says

5:55

this road just kind of has

5:57

fields on both sides. doesn't see

5:59

anyone walking around, doesn't see flashlights

6:01

reflecting in the fog. He continues

6:03

driving, and over the span of

6:06

less than a few miles, so

6:08

in a very short distance, Mike

6:10

continues driving through the fog, he

6:12

keeps seeing police cars pulled over

6:14

to the side of the road.

6:16

Sometimes more than one at a

6:19

time, he'd be driving and he'd

6:21

see two police cars pulled over

6:23

at the side of the road.

6:25

Lights flashing, no siren, both empty.

6:27

Sometimes he'd see a group of

6:30

three police cars pulled over the

6:32

side of the road. No sirens,

6:34

lights flashing, empty, all of them.

6:36

He said sometimes the driver's side

6:38

door would be open, but most

6:40

of the time the driver's side

6:43

door was closed. All of these

6:45

cop cars pulled over, no one

6:47

in them, no one anywhere that

6:49

Mike could see. He simply continued

6:51

driving through the fog, his uneasiness

6:54

growing each time he passed an

6:56

empty cop car with its lights

6:58

flashing in the fog. He has

7:00

no idea what could have caused

7:02

this. He posted this story in

7:04

2023, so ten years later he

7:07

still doesn't have any idea as

7:09

to what this could have been.

7:11

He posted it underneath the name

7:13

Night Runner. He said he used

7:15

to drive all over the United

7:17

States and lived all over the

7:20

United States. He goes, I don't

7:22

know what it could have been.

7:24

A couple people came off with

7:26

theories. Someone goes, maybe it was

7:28

a training exercise. He goes, no,

7:31

I don't think it was a

7:33

training exercise. Mike stated that he

7:35

used to work at some point

7:37

with search and rescue teams. So

7:39

he knows a little bit about

7:41

training exercises, a little bit about

7:44

law enforcement. He goes, you definitely

7:46

wouldn't have. There were so many

7:48

cop cars out cars out there.

7:50

And this is an area that

7:52

is not high crime, and that's

7:55

why he was saying, you know,

7:57

you don't really get anything more

7:59

than a DUI. case, popping up

8:01

at Saturday at 2 in the

8:03

morning. He goes, you're not gonna

8:05

run a training exercise at 2

8:08

a.m. on Saturday with everybody. He

8:10

goes, you might have some supervisors

8:12

come out and you might have

8:14

this, that, or the other thing.

8:16

But you definitely wouldn't have everybody

8:19

out there. Heath said, this was

8:21

his theory. And to be fair,

8:23

he goes, I don't know. But

8:25

he said, quote, my best bad

8:27

guess is that it was some

8:29

sort of bizarre. Fraternal of Police

8:32

Secret Ritual, or Get Together, or

8:34

whatever the hell it was, somewhere

8:36

in the middle of a field

8:38

where no one would disturb them.

8:40

And that could be, I mean,

8:42

you know, that is odd, right?

8:45

I actually didn't even think about

8:47

that. That was, you know, like

8:49

he said, his best bad guess,

8:51

because it still wouldn't make a

8:53

lot of sense. Listen, secret societies,

8:56

there are those fraternal orders of

8:58

police officers and there's all sorts

9:00

of secret societies and all sorts

9:02

of groups like that. They would

9:04

do these type of, I don't

9:06

want to use the word ritual,

9:09

but that's the first thing that

9:11

popped in mind, you probably want

9:13

to do with all your lights

9:15

on. A more nosy person may

9:17

have pulled over and been concerned

9:20

and gotten out of the car

9:22

and went looking in the field

9:24

and walking around and then calling

9:26

911 and saying, hey, I got

9:28

some cop cars out here. It

9:30

was the flashing lights that really

9:33

stood out to Mike. So there

9:35

was a more subtle way to

9:37

do this, but that could have

9:39

been it. He also started to

9:41

think, well, maybe they were out

9:44

there for some sort of police

9:46

action. Mike kept looking in the

9:48

news, waiting to hear about some

9:50

big manhunt that was going on,

9:52

some escaped convict, some fugitive type

9:54

of situation, but he never saw

9:57

anything. That would explain that many

9:59

police out there at that time

10:01

It is interesting because one of

10:03

the people who was responding to

10:05

this goes. Hey, could it have

10:07

had anything to do? with that

10:10

UFO. That huge UFO sighting and

10:12

Mike goes no that actually happened

10:14

back in 2008 I lived here

10:16

between 2013 and 2014. I was

10:18

like what UFO sighting? I'm sure

10:21

I had heard of this but

10:23

I definitely had forgotten about it.

10:25

Because here's the thing we've covered

10:27

I know some of you long-time

10:29

listeners of dead wrap radio when

10:31

I was telling the story was

10:34

like oh yeah. Classic Jason episode.

10:36

It's actually a lost episode. I

10:38

can't find it. But I reference

10:40

it all the time. It was

10:42

the story of a young couple

10:45

driving down a road and they

10:47

saw some emergency vehicles on both

10:49

sides of the road, like an

10:51

ambulance and a police car. And

10:53

you naturally slowed down when you

10:55

see flashing lights. And this young

10:58

couple was driving by this traffic

11:00

accident, I guess, because they had

11:02

an ambulance and they had the

11:04

police vehicles out there. The young

11:06

couple was driving through and they

11:09

began to slow down, because you

11:11

don't know what's going on up

11:13

there. And as they're driving slowly,

11:15

a great alien opens up the

11:17

car door. And both of them

11:19

were abducted. It was super spooky,

11:22

right? And the idea was, the

11:24

person who was telling the story,

11:26

that the ambulance and the police

11:28

car, they were illusions. They got

11:30

us to slow down enough that

11:32

we could be abducted in the...

11:35

driving down the road. I don't

11:37

remember what episode that is. I

11:39

reference it all the time. I

11:41

don't remember what it is. But

11:43

it could have been the same

11:46

thing. This could have actually been

11:48

a UFO encounter. Not that the

11:50

police were chasing a UFO, but

11:52

that Mike was experiencing a UFO

11:54

encounter. And this is the way

11:56

his brain was processing it. Because

11:59

really it doesn't make sense. They

12:01

have multiple police cars stretched out

12:03

over the course of... a mile

12:05

or two, all of them empty.

12:07

Like, that's not normal, whether it

12:10

was some sort of bizarre... ritual

12:12

possibly but none of that's normal

12:14

so I did look up though

12:16

the UFO citing if Mike wasn't

12:18

abducted I thought this was interesting

12:20

real quick 96 miles away in

12:23

five years earlier back in 2008

12:25

in Stephenville Texas a UFO was

12:27

spotted by multiple people The UFO

12:29

was described as being over a

12:31

half mile wide. Ego Jason, it

12:34

obviously has to be an optical

12:36

illusion. I don't think there's anything,

12:38

I mean, aircraft carriers aren't half

12:40

a mile wide, are they? I

12:42

don't think we make any vehicles,

12:44

or have ever made a vehicle

12:47

that big. I mean, obviously, it's

12:49

from outer space, right? They may

12:51

have different standards to hold up

12:53

to, but... In Stephenville, Texas, back

12:55

in 2008, residents of town saw

12:58

a UFO that was half a

13:00

mile wide. There was a pilot

13:02

on the ground. He wasn't actually

13:04

flying the plane. His name was

13:06

Steve Allen, but the reason why

13:08

it's important he's a pilot, because

13:11

he would be able to know

13:13

what to look for to gauge

13:15

these things. He's on the ground,

13:17

he sees this massive UFO. U.S.

13:19

fighter jets are scrambled to intercept

13:21

this vehicle, and this massive UFO.

13:24

Took off when the fighter jets

13:26

were coming towards it. It took

13:28

off at an estimated 3,000 miles

13:30

per hour So I mean listen

13:32

the area definitely has a flare

13:35

for the dramatic. That is quite

13:37

an amazing UFO story Happening out

13:39

of there. It's weird to think

13:41

that I like I said I

13:43

was probably aware of it back

13:45

in 2008 But it's weird to

13:48

think we've had so many UFO

13:50

sightings and such an uptick in

13:52

paranormal and supernatural activity in the

13:54

world. A story like that is...

13:56

not remembered very well. No, Jason,

13:59

no, it's just you. We all

14:01

remember it. We all remember our

14:03

eardrums exploding when it took up.

14:05

I don't remember that. For years

14:07

and years, you know, everyone knew

14:09

about the Phoenix Lights. The Phoenix

14:12

Lights, this massive UFO flying over

14:14

Phoenix, multiple people were seeing it,

14:16

they held a press conference for

14:18

it, where the, was it the

14:20

governor, was making fun of it,

14:23

and he brought an alien out

14:25

in handcuffs. It was a big

14:27

story. And nowadays, you can have

14:29

a sighting of a floating city

14:31

over China, and the story gets

14:33

buried pretty quickly. Case in point,

14:36

when's the last time you heard

14:38

about all those drones in New

14:40

Jersey? The story just kind of

14:42

goes away. These paranormal stories used

14:44

to stick around for a long

14:46

time. People talked about the Phoenix

14:49

lights for years. For years. For

14:51

a decade. I remember if it

14:53

was the governor or the mayor,

14:55

but whoever held that press conference,

14:57

like 10, 15 years later, came

15:00

out and apologized for that. And

15:02

he goes, I'm sorry that I

15:04

made a joke of it. I

15:06

actually do believe it was something

15:08

real. But

15:10

he was, you know, pissed on

15:13

everyone's pancakes. He was making fun

15:15

of the whole thing back then.

15:17

But nowadays this stuff happens so

15:19

quickly. I don't know if it's

15:22

because the internet and information just

15:24

comes and goes so quickly. I

15:26

don't know if there's a concentrated

15:28

effort to bury these stories. That's

15:31

interesting, right? How I forgot about

15:33

a half mile long UFO. It

15:35

should have been one of the

15:38

big sightings that people talk about

15:40

and stuff just kind of gets

15:42

thrown into the vacuum tube much

15:44

quicker nowadays than it used to

15:47

be. August let's go ahead and

15:49

talk to you the keys of

15:51

the world famous carpenter we're going

15:53

to leave behind Hazlitt Texas. The

15:56

mystery of the fog may never

15:58

be answered. If I was Mike

16:00

I'd probably undergo hypnotic regression. He

16:02

might have been abducted that's really

16:05

what it might have been. August

16:07

go ahead and fire up the

16:09

carpenter we're leaving. behind Texas, go

16:11

ahead and fly us all the

16:14

way out to a house in

16:16

the suburbs. We're flying all the

16:18

way out to a house in

16:21

the suburbs. We don't know exactly

16:23

where this story takes place. The

16:25

year is around 2012. We're about

16:27

to meet a young boy, let's

16:30

call him Adam. We don't have

16:32

his real name. One day, Adam

16:34

has a dream. It's a dream.

16:36

Some random kid, not a real

16:39

kid. He doesn't know him. It's

16:41

not some guy that he met.

16:43

It's just a dream kid. This

16:45

kid's name is Noah. And Noah?

16:48

Noah walks down into the basement

16:50

of his house. And this basement

16:52

has a bathroom in it. It's

16:54

weird. I do basements normally have

16:57

bathrooms. That would tell me right

16:59

away I was dreaming. Never heard

17:01

of such a thing. Noah. walks

17:03

down into his basement, walks into

17:06

the bathroom in the basement, and

17:08

hangs himself. Adams having this dream

17:10

watching this young man, commits suicide.

17:13

The dream continues where Noah's mother

17:15

walks down the stairs and finds

17:17

her own son dead. A mother

17:19

finding her son and killed himself.

17:22

I mean, you can't even imagine

17:24

imagine. What type of noise she

17:26

would make? And not just son,

17:28

obviously, right? A mother finding her

17:31

child had killed themselves. You can

17:33

only imagine, and I would argue,

17:35

no matter how bad you think

17:37

it was, it would be a

17:40

thousand times worse, the scream this

17:42

woman made. This horrifying, almost inhuman

17:44

scream. that could only be replicated

17:46

in a moment like this woke

17:49

Adam up. horrifying dream. Adam says.

17:51

I read an account of a

17:53

young man who did try to

17:56

kill himself once and he was

17:58

going to do it and his

18:00

family knew that he'd been struggling

18:02

with this. It was not an

18:05

instant decision type of thing. They

18:07

very rarely are suicide and he

18:09

said that he had he was

18:11

gonna hang himself from a tree

18:14

and he had left the house.

18:16

And his mother, I don't know

18:18

what the lead up to this

18:20

was. He didn't give a lot

18:23

of detail, but he goes, my

18:25

mother honestly believed that I, that

18:27

it was too late. Like he

18:29

was on his way to kill

18:32

himself, and the mother thought that

18:34

he had already done it, if

18:36

any of that makes sense. She

18:38

came to the conclusion that it

18:41

was too late for her to

18:43

stop him. I don't know if

18:45

he was like on a bike

18:48

or whatever. I don't know, the

18:50

setup. Right? And you're like, wow,

18:52

Jason, it started off really dramatic

18:54

and then you're like, I don't

18:57

know, maybe he was dressed like

18:59

a clown. But the point is,

19:01

is that he said, he goes,

19:03

my mother thought that it was

19:06

too late that she wouldn't be

19:08

able to stop me, but I

19:10

was still alive, I actually hadn't

19:12

started to kill myself yet. And

19:15

she let off a sound I

19:17

had never heard ever heard ever

19:19

before in my life. He goes

19:21

the raw... emotion in her bellows.

19:24

She just let off this wailing

19:26

noise. He goes, it shook me.

19:28

It actually made him reconsider ever

19:31

taking his own life. Like he

19:33

experienced his mother's fear and sorrow

19:35

that this mother had felt in

19:37

the dream. He experienced it before

19:40

he died. He goes, I, he

19:42

goes, I never heard anything like

19:44

that. I never heard a human

19:46

make a noise. like that before

19:49

and he goes and it really

19:51

did start him on the road

19:53

to recovery about working on not

19:55

following the path of suicide he

19:58

goes it's it's you cannot describe

20:00

it in that crazy like she

20:02

would have made that same noise

20:04

had she found his body but

20:07

luckily he was still yeah he

20:09

goes it's there's nothing like it

20:11

crazy stuff but anyways It wasn't

20:14

just like a clown. The point

20:16

is that, see? The story got

20:18

dramatic again. Crazy, crazy stuff. That's

20:20

the type of scream that Adam

20:23

heard. He woke up, he's like,

20:25

oh my god, that was horrifying

20:27

dream. Why would I have a

20:29

dream about some random dude hanging

20:32

himself in his basement bathroom and

20:34

his mom finding him, like terrifying?

20:36

And it was so distressing and

20:38

such a weird out-of-character dream for

20:41

Adam that that that that morning

20:43

when he was having breakfast... He

20:45

tells his mom about it. You

20:47

know, Adam's a young kid. He's

20:50

not like eight or anything like

20:52

that, but he's like middle school

20:54

somewhere around there. He tells his

20:56

mom, mom, I had the crazy

20:59

stream last night. I dreamt that

21:01

some kid killed himself in a

21:03

basement bathroom and his mom found

21:06

his body and she started screaming.

21:08

And Adam's mom was like, well,

21:10

that's a weird dream. Definitely want

21:12

to classify his dream. Son, that's

21:15

what we call a nightmare. And

21:17

I was like, this kid named

21:19

this kid named Noah. He hung

21:21

himself. I hope I don't have

21:24

a dream like that again. The

21:26

mom was like me either. I

21:28

hope no one ever has a

21:30

dream like that again. It was

21:33

actually such a bizarre dream and

21:35

it sat on Adam's mind as

21:37

well. She couldn't really shake the

21:39

thought. That after she took Adam

21:42

to school when she was talking

21:44

to her husband later in the

21:46

day, mom says, hey, you know,

21:49

want to hear something weird, our

21:51

son had a dream last night.

21:53

That was really creepy like it's

21:55

so creepy it creeped me out

21:58

now. I'm telling you so you

22:00

can be creeped at as well

22:02

he dreamt that some kid named

22:04

Noah hung himself in the basement

22:07

bathroom and his mother found

22:09

him and started screaming this

22:11

indescribable whale and dad's like that is

22:14

creepy also don't tell me that stuff

22:16

at work it's already spooky enough here

22:18

he goes yeah our son's a kind

22:20

of a weirdo that is a weird

22:22

dream hmm interesting well I

22:24

hope he doesn't have another one like

22:26

that this kind of scary few hours

22:28

later that same day Dad's

22:30

at work, Adams at school,

22:32

Mom's at home, she's watching

22:34

television, the news comes on.

22:36

We have a terrible news story

22:39

for you today. Like, oh we

22:41

always do because we like

22:43

scaring our viewers because that

22:45

makes you buy comfort items.

22:47

That's how we control society

22:50

through fear. A terrible sad news

22:52

story today that you can do

22:54

nothing about. A young man killed

22:56

himself in his home. His body

22:59

was later found by his

23:01

mother. This boy, his name

23:03

was Noah, last name, was

23:06

found unresponsive in

23:08

his house, despite the

23:11

great effects by emergency

23:13

personnel. We're not able to.

23:15

The news report carries

23:18

on, Mom's just sitting

23:20

there. The news she is seeing

23:22

now, she already knew. She

23:24

already knew it because her

23:26

son. dreamt about the future.

23:29

And you go, Jason, okay,

23:31

interesting story. I think it's

23:33

always interesting when people

23:35

have these sorts of abilities.

23:37

He saw into the future,

23:39

but it's more complicated

23:41

than that. It really is, when I read

23:44

the story at first, they go,

23:46

it's kind of an interesting idea

23:48

because he's seen into the future,

23:50

but he's not seen into his

23:53

future. He's not seen into the

23:55

future of any of his friends

23:57

or family. He never met no...

23:59

He never knew this dude. He

24:02

had a dream of somebody's future

24:04

that he has no ability to

24:06

stop, definitely. If it was his

24:09

dream about his best friend killing

24:11

himself, a couple hours before he

24:13

did the deed, you could intervene,

24:16

but he didn't know anyone he

24:18

actually thought that it was a

24:20

dream that none of this happened.

24:22

That in and of itself is

24:25

interesting, but I think this story

24:27

has some other things that I

24:29

want to talk about first off

24:32

This was posted online by someone

24:34

going by the name C me

24:36

stress. He also goes by the

24:39

name CHS effing sucks So here's

24:41

my read on it He says

24:43

in this story he goes listen

24:45

This is the weirdest thing that's

24:48

ever happened to me was having

24:50

the stream about someone else's suicide

24:52

and it very that's a very

24:55

intimate way to die all of

24:57

the circumstances are super tragic committing

24:59

suicide and then having a loved

25:02

one find the body like both

25:04

of those are so horrific it's

25:06

not like he dreamt of a

25:08

guy getting gunned down in a

25:11

drug deal gone wrong while still

25:13

tragic and while still missing the

25:15

person who that happens to it's

25:18

far different than committing suicide and

25:20

your mother finding you. So he

25:22

has this horrific dream that turns

25:25

out to be true. He said

25:27

that after this, you know, because

25:29

the parents were talking about this,

25:31

the mom knew about it and

25:34

the dad knew about it before

25:36

the news report. He goes, my

25:38

parents thought it was some sort

25:41

of freak. Now that could be

25:43

in a jovial way. They go,

25:45

hey, look at it's a Dion

25:48

Warwick coming on through, hey, tell

25:50

me the future son, where's your

25:52

crystal ball? You know what I

25:54

mean? Do they treat them like

25:57

a freak like that? They just

25:59

made fun of them? Or do

26:01

they genuinely think, oh my god,

26:04

our son? can see the future

26:06

and he saw such a devastating

26:08

vision of death that he's a

26:11

freak like we don't even want

26:13

to be around him anymore but

26:15

he says listen this was the

26:17

weirdest thing that ever happened to

26:20

me I don't dream much anymore

26:22

I don't dream much anymore and

26:24

the reason why he doesn't dream

26:27

much anymore he knows why because

26:29

he does a lot of THC

26:31

which actually does hinder the ability

26:34

for you to, if not dream

26:36

at all, definitely the ability to

26:38

hinder the remembrance of dreaming. I

26:40

know people who are either stoned

26:43

or do edibles so often, they

26:45

haven't really had a dream in

26:47

over a decade. They just don't

26:50

dream. I go, you might dream,

26:52

you just don't remember it. And

26:54

they go, oh, whatever the case.

26:57

I'm stoned. So much it's shut

26:59

down my ability to either dream

27:01

or remember my dreams And you

27:03

know for some people that's that's

27:06

an acceptable tradeoff for some people

27:08

you go well, you know, I

27:10

really like being stoned during the

27:13

day I don't care if I

27:15

have dreams at night and so

27:17

on and so forth However, I

27:20

think Adam is self-medicating Because he

27:22

does use a lot of weed

27:24

a ton of weed actually we'll

27:26

get to that in a moment.

27:29

I use the term weed, but

27:31

obviously it can be all sorts

27:33

of things that can be a

27:36

vapor Edible or what are the

27:38

things you drip drop underneath your

27:40

tongue a tincture I think he's

27:43

self-medicating I think that he doesn't

27:45

want to dream I Think he

27:47

knows that the THC is shutting

27:49

off that ability. He doesn't want

27:52

that ability. He doesn't want the

27:54

ability to see in the future

27:56

He doesn't want the ability to

27:59

be there and watch people die

28:01

now whether he's doing that consciously

28:03

or unconsciously whether he's actually saying

28:06

I'm going to get so high

28:08

that I don't dream Because I

28:10

don't want to see that again

28:12

or if it's just a subconscious

28:15

desire to go through that again,

28:17

I think he's self-medicating. He's shutting

28:19

off the ability for him to

28:22

see the future, which in any

28:24

other period of human existence would

28:26

not make him a freak. Well,

28:29

that's not to be fair. There's

28:31

certain points where he would have

28:33

gotten burned as a witch, but

28:35

let's go further back. He would

28:38

have been exalted as a priest

28:40

or a prophet or a shaman

28:42

or a mystic. I wonder, and

28:45

this is kind of what I'm

28:47

getting at with this story. I

28:49

wonder if there are people out

28:52

there who have abilities. Maybe they're

28:54

not straight up telepathy, like you

28:56

can read someone's thoughts, but you

28:58

have the ability to read people's

29:01

emotions. You're an empath. You have

29:03

these things, these quirks about you

29:05

that may actually be a sign

29:08

of paranormal power, and I think

29:10

most people don't want them. They

29:12

don't want to be looking at

29:15

someone, and you comment about something

29:17

that they haven't said yet, and

29:19

people think you're weird. I think

29:21

people do naturally try to self-medicate

29:24

these things away. It would be

29:26

very interesting if you had a

29:28

Venn diagram of people who had

29:31

unusual paranormal experiences as a kid

29:33

and people with substance abuse problems

29:35

as an adult. I wonder how

29:38

much that overlaps. Between, I'm not

29:40

talking straight up Danny from the

29:42

Shining, but somebody who as a

29:44

kid. There was something about them.

29:47

There was some sort of ability

29:49

that, again, it doesn't have to

29:51

be super flashy, like red ram,

29:54

seen across. the United States disasters

29:56

come in or being able to

29:58

move boulders with your mind there

30:01

was just something that you were

30:03

different than others in a supernatural

30:05

or a paranormal way and the

30:07

quote-unquote best way to deal with

30:10

those abilities or the best way

30:12

to feel normal and at the

30:14

same time dole those abilities was

30:17

to get into drugs. Alcohol will

30:19

definitely dole any of this stuff.

30:21

hardcore drugs will. You have an

30:24

interesting parallel because you can argue

30:26

well mushrooms and acid LSD could

30:28

possibly heighten these abilities. But I

30:30

would also argue I mean you

30:33

have to be really really up

30:35

a Greek if you have a

30:37

substance abuse problem and that substance

30:40

is LSD. You're like listen. I

30:42

don't have a problem. I'm on

30:44

acid. I micro dose, but for

30:47

me, a micro dose is an

30:49

entire sheet. I do it every

30:51

day. Generally, when we're talking about

30:54

substance abuse issues, it's alcohol, it's

30:56

cocaine, it's meth, heroin, things like

30:58

that. People very rarely say substance

31:00

abuse and they're talking about cigarettes.

31:03

There's particular substances. And marijuana, I

31:05

know a lot of people find

31:07

this controversial, but marijuana is in

31:10

that... Realm of substance abuse, you

31:12

can do so much THC, so

31:14

constantly, that it causes health problems,

31:17

it causes mental problems. You know,

31:19

people rip their own eyeballs out

31:21

if the mixture is too powerful

31:23

and they're not used to it.

31:26

That happens. But then you also

31:28

have CHS. Remember this guy, his

31:30

nickname is CHS. Effing sucks. What

31:33

he's referencing is can a boy

31:35

hypermesis syndrome. What it means is

31:37

that you've done THC for so

31:40

long your body starts to get

31:42

coded in this Tar we've talked

31:44

about this before on the show

31:46

it makes you have it makes

31:49

you vomit for hours on end

31:51

It's something that nobody knew about

31:53

until so many people started using

31:56

it when weed became more and

31:58

more legal and more and more

32:00

states Doctor started seeing the CHS

32:03

I know a guy who has

32:05

it He can no longer smoke

32:07

he has to do edibles, but

32:09

even then sometimes it'll start to

32:12

trigger this reaction I from what

32:14

I understand your body is so

32:16

messed up with all this THC,

32:19

you'll just vomit for hours and

32:21

hours and hours. The only cure,

32:23

temporary, is to take a really

32:26

hot shower. That seems to stop

32:28

the body spasms and the vomiting.

32:30

The only long-time cure is to

32:32

never use THC again. So it

32:35

is something that you can abuse,

32:37

your body can actually, these are

32:39

people who love THC, they've been

32:42

doing it for years, decades really,

32:44

and to this point they can't

32:46

do it anymore. So, you can

32:49

definitely abuse it. What I'm saying

32:51

is that I think that Adam

32:53

was using, he was using, didn't

32:55

want to dream anymore. So

32:58

I believe he was using THC because

33:00

it stopped him from dreaming, but now

33:02

that he has CHS, he's gonna have

33:05

to start dreaming again. And that may

33:07

mean more visions of the future. It's

33:09

interesting, I just thought of this as

33:12

I was telling the story. He had

33:14

the dream about Noah killing himself and

33:16

then he found out via his mother.

33:19

who was watching the news that that

33:21

story is happening, you have to think,

33:23

I wonder how many times he had

33:25

dreams, but he never got information that

33:28

that dream was real. So he doesn't

33:30

know he was also seeing the future

33:32

in those dreams. This was the one

33:35

time that he had a dream that

33:37

he found out it was real. He

33:39

may have had multiple dreams and just

33:42

never knew whether or not that actually

33:44

happened. But whatever the case, I think

33:46

that this might be possible, that people

33:48

are actually stopping themselves from having paranormal

33:51

abilities, because listen man, at the end

33:53

of the day, if I had the

33:55

ability to like move things with my

33:58

mind, I'd probably be superhero, right? Maybe,

34:00

right? I'm like, ah. too lazy to

34:02

stop crime and watch the news. They're

34:05

like, the Bug-I-D band, it's striking in.

34:07

These insects-themed super villains. I'm all clicking

34:09

it. Change the channel. It's like, oh,

34:11

new episode of, save by the bell.

34:14

Apparently, I'm a time traveler as well.

34:16

I have the ability to go back

34:18

to the 1990s. Like, if it was

34:21

something like that, right? But imagine if

34:23

you just had the ability to see

34:25

ghost, you're going into. Now imagine you

34:28

had the ability to dream the deaths

34:30

of people you don't know like that

34:32

is something like I can't really fault

34:34

this guy That is something that you

34:37

would probably want to stop and I

34:39

wonder how many of you that's really

34:41

the question that we're ending the episode

34:44

on how many of you believe the

34:46

same thing were there things in your

34:48

childhood that you believe you may have

34:51

had a Prediction for is that the

34:53

right word? Is that the is there

34:55

something that you do have that that

34:57

ability maybe now maybe then and do

35:00

you think you have tried to stymie

35:02

it? Have you embraced it? Have you

35:04

said no I'm gonna keep doing this?

35:07

I'm a telepath and I'm gonna keep

35:09

reading people's minds and become a pro

35:11

poker player? It's funny because I think

35:14

like that I think you could do

35:16

that and you don't realize that you

35:18

have an ability other people can do

35:20

You just assume you're really good at

35:23

poker and you think you're really good

35:25

at looking at people's faces and telling

35:27

whether or not they're lying. And you

35:30

find it weird when other people can't

35:32

do that as well, but you're like,

35:34

oh well, I mean, it doesn't matter.

35:37

I'm really good at reading people's faces.

35:39

You actually might have the ability to

35:41

read like a supernatural ability. It's not

35:43

just reading their faces. You're actually looking

35:46

into their brain into their soul and

35:48

picking up information that other people can't

35:50

pick up. It's never really affected you

35:53

in life. In fact, it's actually been

35:55

a bonus to you. You're a really

35:57

good poker player. So sometimes you can

36:00

have... abilities that you think are naturally

36:02

and you think everybody has but the

36:04

fact of the matter is is that

36:06

not everybody does just you and

36:08

that's what makes you so good at your

36:11

chosen profession but yeah do you

36:13

think that you have abilities or

36:15

have had abilities that you have

36:17

stymied or stopped or self-medicated

36:20

yourself for because you just didn't

36:22

want them because I believe that

36:24

is the case with Adam the problem

36:26

is the medicine that he chose is

36:29

causing his body damage. The

36:31

way he chose to stop

36:33

dreaming is causing intense

36:35

pain, so he's going to either

36:38

have to, A, find the new

36:40

way to stop the dreams,

36:42

or B, come to the understanding

36:45

that every time he falls

36:48

asleep he may have a

36:50

vision of the future, a

36:52

dark future, a deadly future.

36:55

He may have an intimate

36:57

dream about death and once

37:00

again There'll be no

37:02

way to stop it The only

37:04

thing he can hope for

37:07

is the next time he

37:09

falls asleep that he does

37:11

not have such a dream

37:13

But in a world with so

37:15

much tragedy the chances

37:17

are every night Adam

37:19

will watch someone die

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