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I'm in Newport. I came to see Johnny. He
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was going crabbing today. And then I get
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to the pier. There's birds flying and
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pooping. I wrote it's disgusting. I'm
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never coming back here. But he's about
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to get his little crab thing. Also, my
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hat
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wanted. I had to do an intro
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first. I don't like it here, John. This
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is disgusting. This is the worst place
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I've ever been in my
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life. I have no idea. Look at those
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birds. They just sit over there.
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into [ __ ] everywhere. It's
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disgusting. Can't even touch anything,
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man.
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Oh, these birds are so gross. Filming
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stabs coming out. I'm filming. No. Guess
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what? Oh my god. What's in there?
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Oh my god. You have crabs. A bunch of
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them. Holy [ __ ]
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Heavy as hell. Oh my god. And they're
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alive. I don't even know how I feel
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about this. This is something else. Holy
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crap. I don't want to lose my phone to
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this
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river. Okay, let him just get his crabs
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up here. I guess he caught some crabs.
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Holy crap. Just like
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that. Does that mean we can leave? Oh my
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god, that thing is going to Oh, ew ew ew
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ew ew.
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Holy crap. We are looking right now.
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Good chance. That thing looks evil. I'm
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not touching that thing, man. That thing
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could kill you.
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It's getting rid of the ones we know.
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How do you decide? Yeah, there's a nice
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mail in it. Hopefully. Ew. They're not
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okay. Oh, they look so alien. Stop it,
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y'all. Oh my god. It's going to It's
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going to hurt you.
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Ew. Try. Oh, I didn't think this through
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at all. Oh my god. Oh my god. I'm
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getting away from
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you. Wait. How are you deciding you got
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so many of
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her dig?
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How do you tell?
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Oh, this is so gross. I could never do
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this. If society collapsed, I'd be dead.
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Oh my
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god.
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E. E.
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You think you are getting out, don't
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you?
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Oh my god. This is not Oh my god.
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What is even happening right now?
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It's
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alive. Oh my god. Look at his little
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eyes.
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Yeah. Uh, I can't believe people view
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this. Oh my god. Okay, John, this is
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Oh my god. Watch kill that thing.
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Oh my god. Ew. It's so gross looking.
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Doesn't look like a
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I'm going to take this out for the other
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guy. This one is definitely big enough.
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You're going to measure it.
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Biggest mail I've ever seen.
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Okay. Well, I got it on video for you.
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This is disgusting, though. This is the
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worst thing I've ever done in my life.
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Oh my god. Look at it trying to save its
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life. Oh my god.
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E serve you right now bastard.
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Oh my god. How can you tell?
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Bottom right here. Yeah, that's rounded.
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What's rounded? It's round that. See? I
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don't know what I'm looking at. That's
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that my thumb touching. Okay, that's
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round. What is it supposed to be if it's
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male? Look down there. I don't mind
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getting near this. Oh, how interesting.
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Wow. Oh, it even looks like a penis.
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What's the easy way to remember? See,
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got a female. So, we have one.
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Oh, male. Wait, why do you put the
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females back? Can't keep them. Why? It's
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illegal.
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How interesting.
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Okay.
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Oh, that was Oh my god. I mean, it's not
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terrible, I guess. It's like maybe after
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like years of tolerating this, we get
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used to
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it. Now it's all
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this
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is something we're doing it ourselves.
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I just want to catch a fish. That's
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disgusting. This This is nothing
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compared to fish. Fish is going The
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mouth is going to be open. It's
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But those things look like face
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huggers from Alien. It's so
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gross. Makes me think of the alien ones.
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Yeah, I don't want to lose my friend in
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this place. That's for sure. Again,
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that's what I warned you.
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Wait, where'd the seal go? Oh, there.
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Look, he's out
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there. That's a
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ring. Where? Right there. Seal. What's
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that thing with the red? That's That's
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most in the water. There's a seal out
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here, guys.
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There's the chicken. Okay. They can't
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get
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to a bunch of disgusting birds. These
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birds even look like
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it. Yeah, I really want to be on the
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ocean now. I don't like this place. Oh,
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by the way, this bridge is very cool.
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Let's just get a view of the bridge.
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Very cool bridge into
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Newport. Yeah, you would have seen me up
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there. You got to avoid these birds cuz
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if they fly over you, you're in
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trouble. What's going on over there?
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What's that red light?
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What they do there? It's got a ladder.
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There was a
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ceiling. Same thing. Completely
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different
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animal. It's right over where it worked.
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what it's looking for.
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Well, if you're going to sit there, I'm
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going to go walk over to that pier
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thing. Can I get out there?
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I know what you're talking about. Right
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over there. If I walk cuz I can't go on
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that side. So over there. Those rocks.
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I'm going to go explore over there.
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Yeah, but that's going to be underwater
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in about 20 minutes. So, you can't I
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don't want to be near these birds, man.
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Going to be everywhere. So, you can go
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down there.
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Birds are coming near me.
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Really? Yep. Oh, okay. Text me if you
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need me. I'm leaving. Bye. I am never
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coming to this place again.
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We're heading this way.
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Oh, so we're near the South
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Jetty. I've been here before. I came up
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here. I'm still volunteering for the
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state
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parks to check out South Beach, which is
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not far from here. There's a trail you
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can take to very close to the ocean.
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That's where we're
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heading. So, yeah, that was really
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gross. You know, I don't like for
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me when I saw those birds like as soon
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as they start flying, they start pooping
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everywhere. It's so gross. It's so
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like I don't know all
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sanitary, you know? The whole pier is
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just covered in it. So, I don't want to
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be the crab. I look
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here. I never crap in my life. I've
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never
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had a marine seafood.
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So, I thought, you know, kind of talking
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about it for a
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while
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and I knew that if I caught some, I'll
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probably cook them or whatever and
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I'd maybe try it. You know, I've never
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even had shrimp or
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anything, but I don't know. That was
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that was something
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else. So, I think I could catch a fish.
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You know, fish don't look like that.
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So maybe I don't know. We'll find out
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one
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day. I mean, it was weird, but you know,
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that
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was I was being a little dramatic. It's
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not like, you know, I shared out with AI
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and AI's got the totally wrong idea. I'm
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just being
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dramatic. Isn't that something I would
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do, you know, if I had a choice?
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So,
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yeah. Just going to go see the ocean.
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John sit there wait for more crabs on
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us and
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then when it's done I guess we'll watch
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them clean them or whatever. I don't
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know what you do with those things. I've
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seen the stations for them. I've
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actually seen them with John.
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So, you know, I guess we're doing a crab
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video
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today. Does
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my fall off a few times now.
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So,
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um, my volunteer coordinator is sick.
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She's out today, so I didn't get to do
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my orientation
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yet.
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Um, so I just asked her like what hours
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I would be working so that I
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could work around that. I'll find a job
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in town. And I think I'll probably work
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from 8:00 in the morning till noon.
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Sorry for my
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allergies. I took Suda Fed
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guess to this
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part here. It's nice. I might have been
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out here. I was fishing. Went all the
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way out as far as you could get. Um it
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was
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cool. I'd rather see the ocean. I don't
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have to care for something.
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close to me. It's right
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there. Yeah. I don't know what's up with
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my out just
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man. I don't know if he ever really
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adjusts. You know, if you happen to grow
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up here, I don't know if the body will
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like adjust or what
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months watching is decent over there. I
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was just over there. It's a state park
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over there. I think it's called Yakina
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Heat or something like that.
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Yeah, I just left John there. Whatever.
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He's already here, right?
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So, you know, if he was coming here
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today and I just saw him doing
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[Music]
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it
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later. It's a good
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day. Walk back
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here. So, I know where I'm going with my
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me watching that fisherman cuz he was
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fishing in the river pretty close to the
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ocean. So, you'd probably get him kind
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of like
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a you never know what you'd catch,
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right? Could it be a river fish or an
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ocean fish? How would you know how you
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caught it?
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I wonder if this is
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um Oh, I forgot the
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word. There's a natural area. I wonder
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if this is a national
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area. I'm telling there needs to be a
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body of water in between the
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the I don't know if that's true.
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Yeah, I'm going to go walk out on
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the out on the
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jetty. We're going to keep walking
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though. Just got to keep walking.
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Pretend we don't see what's going on
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over
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there.
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Okay. Not being
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so beautiful, dude.
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It's very
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windy. I don't remember being this windy
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last time.
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Yeah, we're good.
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So, we're a pretty good distance from
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John now. I'll show you the bridge over
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here. It's over there. That's where John
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is at. I don't know what that structure
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is. Some kind of tower, I guess. Got
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solar panels on it. We're over here.
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We're just going to take that over to
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the
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ocean. It's very close. You can see it
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in the
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distance. My phone battery is very low.
[15:06]
So, I have a charging
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um portable
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battery. Been out here before. Goes on a
[15:14]
different path, but really close to um
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South Beach Park, which is a nice
[15:20]
place. It's a little more south of where
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we
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are. So, we're just going to head out
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here.
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quite a branching trail
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here. Oh, how
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fascinating. Hikers yield to horses.
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Horses yield to bikes. Bikes yield to
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hikers.
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It doesn't say where where that goes.
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Probably to the parking lot. Might be a
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shortcut. The route I
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took.
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Sandy. We're past the dune. So, this is
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just
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sand.
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Interesting. Cuz these aren't dunes.
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Past all the dunes. Way past them.
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Newport. Why is the sand way out
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here? See all the flowers. My
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allergies. They're very pretty.
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Start making them a tea or something.
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Maybe that'll
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help. Moving kind of slow
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today. Turn this off so my phone can
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charge. I'll just record some motion
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footage at the
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end. It's kind of a chill day.
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I'm just sitting here in front of the
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ocean. I think it's low tide right now.
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Well, it is. It's low tide. It got low
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tide out
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there. It's nice beach. A bunch of
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people out there. Bunch of
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kids. Just walked up here on top of this
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hill. Just sitting
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down. It's a nice
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beach. Nice sunny day. It's very
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sunny, pleasant.
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just soaking it in. So, I just texted
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John. He's going to be down there for
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another 45 minutes. Then, we're going to
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go to the cleaning station. He's going
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to do whatever he does to those crabs.
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So, we'll watch that, I guess. Little
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document. I
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mean, I don't know. It's life, you know.
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I feel like you got to respect it.
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This is part of it though, right?
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So maybe I'll try some crab later. I
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don't
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know what's different.
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All
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right, let's see.
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So, the wind is a little bit cold and
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got me
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thinking. When I was way younger, like
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in my 20s, I took a Greyhound bus down
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to the panhandle of
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Florida. First, I went to Kentucky
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before I lived there. I lived in
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Michigan at the time to see my best
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friend
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Nancy. She had moved down there, spent
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some time with her. And then I went down
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to the panhandle of Florida to meet a
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guy I met on the
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internet and to um spend some time with
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some clients that I had from
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Guru. Went there first. They were in
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Jacksonville. Then I went to the
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panhandle to meet this guy. And I
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remember how cold that felt. The wind
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was so cold and I never went out to see
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the ocean. I was just
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thinking 20-year-old me
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didn't didn't experience the ocean at
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all even though it was right
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there. Like this place is cold. I
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wouldn't want to live here.
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I don't want to be anywhere else. So,
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it's kind of interesting, I
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guess. He was a nice guy. We hooked up,
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of
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course, really good
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sex. He didn't think we were
[21:37]
relationship material. I remember
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thinking, I don't even live here, dude.
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Like, that's not why I'm
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here. People always misunderstanding me.
[21:53]
always assigning emotions to me that I
[21:55]
don't have. Like, it's just [ __ ]
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ridiculous. I don't perceive or
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experience the world the way most people
[22:02]
do. I have emotions, but they're
[22:06]
integrated. I think most people
[22:10]
have completely different [ __ ]
[22:12]
operating system than
[22:15]
me. always projecting their emotions
[22:18]
onto me. It's [ __ ] irritating. It's
[22:20]
had me
[22:21]
really been in a bad mood for like a
[22:23]
week
[22:24]
now. Don't want to be around people.
[22:27]
Came over here to get away from them
[22:37]
all. It's not like them. I can't
[22:44]
[ __ ] I'm tired of explaining it, you
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know? I'm just absolutely over
[22:48]
that. So, I sit over here away from away
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from the fragmented consciousness that's
[22:54]
around
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might walk out to the jetty. I'm not
[23:11]
sure. It's very
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close. I've been out there before. Slow
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tide, so you know, it's not really not
[23:19]
really walking out there cuz you're
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walking around a bunch of puddles and
[23:22]
stuff like
[23:28]
that. We could go out to the jetty.
[23:30]
There's a there's a
[23:32]
helicopter. Wow, the person hanging
[23:34]
down. Must be testing or something.
[23:38]
See if I can get
[23:39]
that. I don't know what's
[23:44]
wrong. Where are you, helicopter? I
[23:47]
can't see on my phone here. It's got to
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be right there
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somewhere. There you
[23:53]
are. There was a person hanging down.
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Wait a minute. Where did they go? Did
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they just drop them in the
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[Music]
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ocean? No.
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Oh, it's very hard when you're zoomed in
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this
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far. There was definitely someone on a
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stream. Guess John decided for us. He's
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calling it quits a little bit
[24:23]
early. So, we got to walk back. We'll
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meet him at the cleaning station, I
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guess. Walk down here.
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Oh, these are dunes, by the way. They're
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just small dunes. That's what John
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says. They're dunes. We're just not in
[24:46]
the dunes region
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anymore. We'll walk down to the jetty, I
[24:50]
guess. Walk back from there. The parking
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lots that
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way. So, we're near the jetty. This is
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the
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jetty. Just hasn't got it out towards
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the ocean yet. We're walking back
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towards the bridge.
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I said it's really acting up now. It's
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very
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windy. Sand was in my
[25:12]
face. I'm going to go find John now.
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There's John in the distance waiting for
[25:18]
us. I am so exhausted today. I have no
[25:25]
energy. That was a long walk. I guess he
[25:28]
saw me.
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Oh my god, he's going to kill a
[25:42]
crap. I'm back,
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Don. I'm exhausted. I need to pee. How
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long are you sitting there?
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Warning ahead of time. This is not going
[25:54]
to be
[25:55]
pretty. One, I don't have my Okay. Just
[25:59]
a second. I've never killed this thing
[26:01]
before. I had a feeling you're going to
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do a new weapon because you told me
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you're going to try.
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I was thinking about it. They live in
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water so you can't drown them and they
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can breathe air so you can't suffocate
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them.
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Okay.
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This feels so wrong.
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You have to watch it.
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Oh, there's a restroom. I need to pee so
[26:32]
bad. Can you hold on? I got to pee real
[26:36]
fast. Okay, I used the restrooms here.
[26:39]
They are individual stalls. Okay. Oh my
[26:46]
god. Oh my god. I shouldn't be watching
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this. This is wrong.
[26:52]
You eat animals. What are you doing
[26:54]
right now? Why are you putting water in
[26:55]
there? I need to get away from this
[26:57]
craziness. What is happening? The one
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that wants to Oh my
[27:02]
god. Oh my
[27:04]
god. Okay. Be a man, John. You got this.
[27:08]
Who's the one being told to be a man
[27:11]
like a girl? I'm just being dramatic cuz
[27:14]
this just feels different. I've never
[27:16]
This is different for me. Oh my god.
[27:18]
He's going to kill
[27:21]
it. Oh, is it going to be fast and
[27:24]
painless? Painless. I'm just an animal.
[27:28]
Yeah. Not going to be painless.
[27:31]
Oh my
[27:36]
god. Like I said, it's the quickest way
[27:38]
to
[27:40]
Oh, that felt wrong. That felt
[27:43]
wrong. Um, but it's gone
[27:46]
now. Gross.
[27:49]
Ew. I'll be over here. That looks pretty
[27:52]
disgusting.
[27:59]
What do you even eat from that thing?
[28:02]
Right now, there's combination. I
[28:04]
thought you ate the claws. Didn't we
[28:06]
hear some lady say something about
[28:07]
claws?
[28:09]
Claws. Claw.
[28:12]
Wow, John. I can't believe you did that.
[28:14]
Just like that.
[28:17]
I thought that was a measuring thing. I
[28:18]
didn't know it was a blade.
[28:36]
Wow. It's so windy today, man. First
[28:39]
time I was out here, well, there was no
[28:40]
wind. So, it's not like that all the
[28:42]
time. He's dead right now. It doesn't
[28:44]
You see any movements? Yeah, I
[28:46]
understand. Nervous system.
[28:55]
Yeah, John, you really need some gloves
[28:57]
for this. That's gross. Not happy about
[29:01]
Well, there are bathrooms right there
[29:03]
where you can wash your hands.
[29:13]
That right there is their lungs. Okay.
[29:19]
And you eat the white parts.
[29:25]
This is much better than I used the way
[29:27]
I used to kill them. Trust me, it's
[29:29]
terrible to you right now, but it's much
[29:30]
better. Man, there ain't a lot of meat
[29:32]
in there, though. That can't feed you.
[29:36]
Well, these are
[29:39]
Okay. All right. This gives you an idea,
[29:42]
but if you went somewhere Yeah. how much
[29:44]
the how much of an animal has to die
[29:47]
just for us to eat, right?
[29:50]
a lot.
[29:52]
I mean, ew, this is so gross. Even in
[29:56]
Asia, they eat all of this. E
[30:02]
disgusting. Es.
[30:14]
Nope. Smells bad enough as it is.
[30:19]
Yeah, I'm feeling much better. This is
[30:21]
traumatic like it usually is for me.
[30:23]
Okay. It's cuz you're on camera. You're
[30:26]
being a man right
[30:29]
now. It's the other way.
[30:37]
My sinuses are killing me. I got to take
[30:39]
some medicine. Zudafed mucinics. Got
[30:43]
both in my pocket.
[30:47]
It didn't give me a chance to get
[30:52]
situated. Those things I swear to God is
[30:55]
just like they clearly the alien movies
[30:58]
clearly took inspiration from this. Now
[31:01]
the this guy would have been $30 at the
[31:04]
market. Really? Wow. That's outrageous.
[31:07]
And my fishing line is allowing me to
[31:09]
have Why are you getting the meat out?
[31:11]
What are you doing?
[31:15]
Meat in the hook.
[31:17]
You're keeping the all of that. That's
[31:19]
so edible.
[31:21]
Even the claws. What did I say? I don't
[31:24]
remember. It's inside the claws. Okay.
[31:29]
Oh, this is disgusting, guys. Eat the
[31:31]
body of the only blue
[31:34]
crabs. You eat the whole thing.
[31:41]
I don't know if we could hear you. We
[31:43]
probably did. Very
[31:46]
windy. So, the meat is inside the claws.
[31:49]
Claws. So, you're going to cut the claws
[31:52]
open and then eat that and then put the
[31:54]
discard the
[31:55]
claws. Okay, I kind of understand now.
[31:58]
Very gross. I'm definitely not going to
[32:00]
try
[32:02]
this. Too disgusting.
[32:08]
Maybe no one know I heard you scream
[32:12]
away. Whatever
[32:16]
those gross,
[32:18]
John, I've never seen anything like this
[32:20]
in my life.
[32:23]
You keep saying that. I don't think of
[32:24]
this as nature.
[32:30]
Look at that. I would recommend your
[32:31]
truck and everything,
[32:34]
but behind
[32:37]
it. Oh man, here
[32:45]
right. We're near the aquarium. I would
[32:48]
much rather have done that.
[32:54]
Okay, I guess we're heading back to the
[32:57]
campground.
[33:04]
Yeah, I might be too, but you know,
[33:07]
thank God we're not there
[33:10]
yet. Oh man. But I did witness
[33:14]
it. Like a very good
[33:18]
man. Just cuz I said the little ew
[33:21]
noises doesn't mean anything.
[33:26]
Life. Yep. All right. It's gross. I
[33:29]
mean, I'm just acknowledging my
[33:30]
feelings, but I'm not like judging it
[33:33]
or, you know, it wasn't so bad. I don't
[33:37]
have emotions about it. I just think
[33:38]
it's
[33:41]
gross. All right, we'll head back to the
[33:43]
campground. Watch it. I got my Jeep cuz
[33:47]
it's so cold out. Oh my god, John's just
[33:49]
fussing with stuff. I'm like, dude, I'll
[33:51]
just wait for
[33:53]
you. My phone not cooperating.
[33:57]
Boy, look at my
[33:58]
hair. I like
[34:01]
it. John used to be a drag
[34:04]
queen.
[34:06]
What? I thought that's what I thought we
[34:09]
were
[34:10]
doing. All right, we're going to leave
[34:12]
now. Anyways, this man used to be a drag
[34:15]
queen and he's out here killing crabs.
[34:18]
It's kind of remarkable. We're back at
[34:20]
Beverly Beach. Don's out here. Hello,
[34:23]
Don. Hello.
[34:25]
There's no crab in that. You already got
[34:28]
it inside. We're going to see if this
[34:30]
man actually eats this.
[34:32]
Are you going to eat it today? Well, do
[34:35]
you have to cook it? Oh, yeah. You cook
[34:37]
like you would eat anything. Okay. I
[34:40]
don't know. I'm not eating raw crab now.
[34:47]
Bit chilly. I don't like this wind.
[34:51]
Not as windy here. True.
[34:55]
Still would rather not be
[34:59]
tired today.
[35:04]
Didn't get enough sleep.
[35:12]
It's like sucks that we're so far apart.
[35:13]
I was just thinking that when I was
[35:15]
driving here cuz even when you go back
[35:17]
to Tuckman or Enco, you're still going
[35:19]
to be an hour away from me. 45 minutes,
[35:22]
right? 45 minutes. Okay. It's the way it
[35:26]
is.
[35:27]
I'm in the dunes. Well, you'll be in the
[35:29]
dunes, too, though. No. Well, no. Sort
[35:32]
of. Ligh. I call it the
[35:35]
lighthouse. Lake Marine.
[35:38]
Well, yeah, but the dunes are there. Oh,
[35:40]
now I'm vaping around you,
[35:43]
man. Move over here. I
[35:46]
guess I'm such a considerate friend.
[35:49]
You're the one with the nasty habit.
[35:52]
It's better than smoking.
[35:55]
Man, I smoked for most of my life. So,
[36:01]
there was something else I was going to
[36:02]
say and I
[36:07]
forgot. There were two things I've done.
[36:10]
forgotten.
[36:22]
Trap came up with five more really big
[36:25]
crabs, but they were all
[36:27]
female. And then one rock crab.
[36:30]
Unfortunately, it figured it can get out
[36:32]
and got out the last second. Oh, and I
[36:35]
didn't get to see what it looked like.
[36:38]
smaller and bright
[36:41]
red
[36:44]
claws. Now look, you went over there and
[36:46]
the smoke went that way. You sat here,
[36:48]
the smoke went this way. But I'm still
[36:51]
away from you. So no, I'm just saying
[36:53]
the wind shifted completely when you
[36:55]
moved. My hair is getting long. Mine's
[36:58]
horrible.
[37:01]
This is exactly what I wanted though.
[37:05]
next month.
[37:07]
Yeah, I'm going have to start cutting
[37:09]
mine soon. That's for sure. This is
[37:11]
about the length I wanted cuz I was
[37:13]
going for that one look.
[37:16]
I don't want to cover my hearings up
[37:18]
piercings.
[37:20]
I got yelled at by the the holy roller
[37:23]
yesterday. Okay. Do you know? Well, let
[37:26]
me Are things going good though? Oh, no.
[37:28]
I'm talking about something different.
[37:29]
The holy roller is the little
[37:33]
char probably
[37:35]
late 80s. Wow.
[37:41]
She's just, you know, it's praise the
[37:42]
Lord. Jesus Christ. Oh, wait. You're
[37:45]
almost that age, aren't you? One of
[37:47]
those times. And you know, I've been
[37:49]
smiling and waving. I'm pretty sure he's
[37:51]
in his 70s.
[37:56]
Eating while I was driving.
[37:59]
How old are you?
[38:02]
In your 60s or 70s?
[38:05]
I don't remember the 60s cuz you're 20
[38:07]
years older. Okay. 227.
[38:11]
You're getting there. You're You're
[38:12]
talking about 80year-old and I'm just
[38:14]
like, "Wow, that's old." But then an old
[38:15]
lady.
[38:18]
Okay.
[38:21]
But she's one of these. She has a really
[38:23]
nasty temper. No, it's going to go this
[38:25]
way. As I said,
[38:28]
is that to protect your um from water?
[38:32]
Yeah. I'm going to move it under the
[38:35]
trailer, but right now I'm going to be
[38:37]
I'm more concerned about getting my
[38:38]
plumbing working. Yeah.
[38:41]
No. So, basically, they had done
[38:44]
something on Saturday night was done
[38:45]
wrong. So, the customer got a ticket
[38:49]
which was not a big issue because
[38:53]
pa, you know, would eliminate it, but
[38:55]
the customer got upset because they gave
[38:59]
she gave them wrong information. Okay.
[39:02]
Okay. So, she makes it clear about that
[39:04]
and I said, "Well, you don't have to
[39:05]
worry about it. He's doing it and
[39:07]
stuff." And then she made a comment. She
[39:10]
says, "Well, I don't know what I'm
[39:12]
supposed to do with what to do." I'm
[39:14]
listening. I need my coat. It's
[39:17]
freezing.
[39:19]
It's cold, John. I need my coat. I'm
[39:23]
dying. So nice in the sun,
[39:26]
though. All
[39:28]
right. Always having to wear my coat.
[39:31]
I'm right on the coast and it's
[39:32]
practically summer.
[39:36]
Okay. She gave you bad information.
[39:39]
She gave that information, right? So she
[39:43]
asked she stated, "Oh, I'm following
[39:45]
now." Okay. So she's a volunteer, but
[39:47]
she gave that information to a guest.
[39:50]
Guest was upset, but no biggie. So she
[39:53]
when I said, "Well, yeah, you know, I
[39:55]
start I just made the comment. Well, you
[39:57]
know, if they don't register their
[39:59]
vehicle as a tow vehicle, if they just
[40:02]
drive it here, has to be paid as an
[40:05]
extra vehicle. And then she said, "Well,
[40:08]
I don't didn't know what to do since no
[40:09]
one's ever told me." So, I said, "Well,
[40:11]
you the best way to do it is you first I
[40:16]
said give, you know, you refer them to
[40:18]
the phone number." And then she started
[40:20]
yelling at
[40:21]
me. She started screaming about how
[40:24]
there, you know, I've been here three
[40:26]
years. You're not telling me how to
[40:27]
treat my customers. And just yelled at
[40:30]
me. And I'm like sitting there with
[40:32]
Nancy
[40:33]
and Gary were friends of mine and they
[40:36]
just looked at her like, "What?" So of
[40:39]
course later she came in and commented.
[40:42]
She goes, "I will not put up with any
[40:45]
campus telling me how to do customer
[40:48]
service.
[40:49]
Like I told she hasn't said anything to
[40:52]
Py. If she does, I'll say it to P. She
[40:54]
said, "No one told me what how to do it.
[40:57]
I don't know what to do." And all I did
[40:59]
was give her started to give I
[41:02]
understand what you did. She never let
[41:04]
me get to the part where I was going to
[41:06]
say if you want to do the call yourself
[41:09]
for the customer, you can. But she
[41:10]
didn't let me get that far. See, so
[41:12]
she's just telling. So it's like, well,
[41:15]
she's friends with Kelly.
[41:19]
I had a problem, which is we're doing
[41:21]
fine now. We just we know our
[41:23]
boundaries. She wants me to communicate
[41:25]
with her directly. Like
[41:28]
[ __ ] I'm only going to communicate
[41:31]
on an open network where everyone sees
[41:33]
what she says to
[41:36]
me. It doesn't do what I want it to yet.
[41:47]
It's pretty nice length,
[41:53]
though. I'm just basting with you,
[41:57]
John. It's very cold out here, though. I
[42:00]
don't like the
[42:03]
wind. Oh, you moved your grill.
[42:07]
Wait, you have another one. What? Oh,
[42:09]
that's the wood. Okay. Is that stain?
[42:11]
Someone gave me a whole bunch of wood.
[42:13]
my neighbor. But I don't have a fire
[42:15]
pit. It's too close to the propane.
[42:17]
Yeah. Um, so you keep it to give it to I
[42:21]
got me a picnic table, though. Yeah,
[42:22]
that's what I'm going to do. Somebody
[42:24]
help me move it over. I'll take pictures
[42:26]
later.
[42:30]
And there's something else I've
[42:32]
forgotten.
[42:34]
I mean, you're pretty much going to be
[42:36]
working most of the day, but on and off.
[42:39]
I'm going to work from 8 to noon so that
[42:41]
I can get a job after that. I just asked
[42:44]
her today. So, she said it's fine. Did
[42:47]
you already tell her that? Okay. But I
[42:49]
didn't know varies on the type of job
[42:52]
they have you doing for She says real
[42:55]
flexible. My job's going to be real easy
[42:57]
cuz um apparently one of the other ones
[42:59]
is going to do all the cleaning of the
[43:00]
bathrooms.
[43:02]
So, all I have to do is just kind of
[43:03]
clean up the fire pits and check people
[43:06]
in and that's basically it. just answer
[43:09]
questions
[43:11]
checking people that's not like
[43:13]
technically well you know
[43:16]
right I guess we won't be doing that
[43:19]
yeah that that's the way I understood
[43:22]
with the federal is you have work that
[43:24]
you can do in the morning midday
[43:27]
something like that but then you also do
[43:28]
the well there's somebody next to me and
[43:31]
they can do the like you know noon to 4
[43:33]
or whatever like I said I mean but yeah
[43:35]
little stuff will come in and you know
[43:36]
I'll deal with it Yeah. Well, as I said,
[43:39]
it's not as rigid as our job. Yeah, it
[43:43]
really isn't. It really isn't. I mean,
[43:45]
most of our people here do what they
[43:47]
want to do. So, you know, you would have
[43:50]
been fine here if you had made it here
[43:52]
because it isn't very rigid here in
[43:56]
general. And that's been the problem.
[43:58]
I'm so bitter about it, John. Still,
[44:01]
just coming here and seeing the welcome
[44:03]
center just makes me bitter.
[44:06]
Cuz it's some stupid people.
[44:10]
It's not right. Every time I see an
[44:12]
Oregon State Park anywhere going up and
[44:14]
down the coast, it just really sets me
[44:16]
off.
[44:18]
Well, for a while, but like said, you
[44:21]
probably going to be better off where
[44:22]
you are, but again, you're not really I
[44:24]
didn't deserve to be banished. You know,
[44:26]
that was just not cool. It's not right.
[44:32]
It's hurtful. Actually, I think I'm
[44:34]
probably still hurt. I'll be
[44:39]
honest. I'll get over
[44:43]
it. Maybe one day. Probably not. I don't
[44:46]
let anything go
[44:49]
ever. I pre I pretend like I do and I
[44:52]
kind of do, but you know, there's still
[44:54]
there's like Yeah, you know how it is.
[44:58]
So, I know what I was going to tell you.
[44:59]
So, you remember that beeping noise?
[45:01]
It's my neighbor. Yeah. And that thing
[45:03]
has been going off every 20 seconds all
[45:05]
week long. Thank god she's going
[45:08]
somewhere else cuz Oh my god, it's so
[45:11]
frustrating. All she has to do is unplug
[45:13]
it or or the fuse. I was going to say
[45:15]
that. Built
[45:16]
in you can't unplug that, but you could
[45:19]
pull the fuse off it.
[45:22]
Yeah.
[45:24]
But again, do you think it runs on its
[45:26]
own fuse or theoretically it should
[45:29]
because it's a carbon monoxide detector.
[45:32]
That's all it does. It's not a smoke.
[45:34]
Well, she's leaving Friday, so I just,
[45:36]
you know, and she's nice. She's a nice
[45:39]
person. Just
[45:42]
um I've been like playing noise at
[45:45]
night, you know, just to drown it
[45:51]
out. more patience than I do. I would
[45:53]
blow up by within a few hours of that
[45:56]
would drive me crazy. It's really not
[45:58]
fun. But yeah, what can you
[46:01]
do? She's been living with it for
[46:03]
months. She's I don't know
[46:06]
how I I which could mean either she
[46:10]
doesn't understand about the fuse system
[46:11]
or it may be linked with more than one
[46:14]
thing and she'd have to turn off
[46:15]
something else. So, she may not. I don't
[46:18]
think you know the fuse thing. I didn't
[46:19]
think I'd tell her that. I told her
[46:21]
different things and she's like, "I've
[46:22]
tried everything." Well, I don't think
[46:23]
you tried the fuse. I didn't think of
[46:25]
that at the time.
[46:30]
One thing you can muffle it by putting
[46:32]
That's what she did. She put a She put a
[46:34]
sleeping bag around it, but it's still
[46:36]
like I mean, I hear it in mine. I
[46:38]
thought it was my RV at first, you know?
[46:39]
That's how loud it is.
[46:46]
Did you leave Friday?
[46:55]
Someone contacted me thinking this is
[46:58]
their spot.
[47:00]
Wow, you really need to clean your
[47:01]
awning.
[47:04]
Stain owners away with mud or something.
[47:11]
John just reminded me what the second
[47:12]
thing was. So, I was going to say that
[47:14]
this is the furthest north I've been and
[47:16]
I'm getting depressed about it cuz I
[47:18]
haven't gone any further
[47:20]
north. It's been like
[47:23]
he's talking about
[47:27]
you're saying stay somewhere for 6
[47:29]
months. Oh my god, I might die. Why
[47:31]
don't you get your finance? That's half
[47:33]
a year
[47:35]
at one place. A parking lot.
[47:38]
Yeah, that would have been I don't know
[47:39]
if you would have enjoyed that, but I'm
[47:41]
at a parking lot now. Yeah, but you got
[47:43]
more trees around, too. I mean, it's a
[47:45]
nice spot. It is a nice spot. Looks more
[47:48]
than any other place. Oh, yeah. Yeah.
[47:50]
Yeah. I agree with that.
[47:53]
And again, it's going to be one of those
[47:55]
things
[47:56]
that you got the job so quickly because
[47:59]
it's a hard job for her to fill. But
[48:01]
once you finish six months with her and
[48:04]
she likes, you know, she will probably
[48:06]
if she can find someone to take your
[48:08]
place, she will probably offer you a
[48:10]
better camp, you know. Well, it still be
[48:12]
in a dune, so Yeah, but it would be like
[48:14]
where you were. I'm as far north as I
[48:16]
can get. Those camp posts that were at
[48:19]
the campground you were staying at,
[48:21]
there's two of them there. There used to
[48:24]
be two of them there and they in those
[48:26]
regular Oh, I know what you're talking
[48:27]
about. But that's the same. That's the
[48:28]
same That's the same spot I'm at now.
[48:31]
Mhm. There's something on your
[48:33]
eyebrow. Okay. It looks like an insect
[48:35]
buzz now. Okay.
[48:38]
Um No, no, no. You're talking about
[48:41]
um lagoon. Yeah, the lagoon. Okay. Yeah,
[48:44]
it's right next to me. It's in the same
[48:46]
area. You're in a reg regular camps. Oh,
[48:49]
right. It is a camp. Well, I don't like
[48:51]
their spot, though. Oh, cuz they're
[48:53]
right up front and stuff. But no, no,
[48:55]
no. What I'll do is I'll just keep
[48:56]
traveling north and maybe I'll keep
[48:58]
volunteering for the Forest Service just
[49:00]
at different places. Yeah. Well, that's
[49:02]
if there I don't think there is any.
[49:04]
You're federal which means that covers
[49:06]
every state, right? So, if if you want
[49:09]
to, right, make a move up to Washington
[49:12]
State. Like I said, you might, you know,
[49:15]
there's places in you might enjoy, but I
[49:17]
think you're like in the ocean right
[49:19]
now. So, yes, there's very, as you know,
[49:22]
very few on the ocean. Yeah. So,
[49:26]
man, how did my hair get so
[49:28]
long? It didn't take
[49:31]
long. Oh my god, that my neighbor, she
[49:34]
guessed my age
[49:36]
accurately. I feel so sad about it. She
[49:41]
said 50 years old. I was like, Kyle, was
[49:43]
it the crow's eyes? At least she at
[49:46]
least she didn't add 25 years on to me
[49:50]
like this. I didn't know how old that
[49:52]
other guy was. He's almost 90 years old.
[49:55]
Well, I never got a close look at him. I
[49:58]
wasn't never really paid attention to
[49:59]
him. Hobbled. He's hunched over. Yeah,
[50:02]
but I only saw him at his campsite that
[50:04]
one day and we talked to him and Yeah, I
[50:07]
hear you. Man is very old. He's moving
[50:09]
around pretty good for his 90.
[50:19]
I hear the
[50:21]
ocean or the wind? It's the wind. Sorry.
[50:26]
Late at night, you can hear the ocean
[50:28]
here. Are you sure? Cuz it's constant.
[50:32]
I hear hear it dropping in tone right
[50:34]
now. Yeah, that's the
[50:36]
wind. The ocean doesn't alter in tone. I
[50:40]
mean, you have variations in, but you
[50:42]
have a background tone that's constant
[50:45]
here because of the high surf that we
[50:47]
have. Did you see how far out the tide
[50:49]
was today on the beach? Yep. Way out
[50:51]
there. Yep. That's why I didn't even
[50:54]
walk out there because it was kind of
[50:55]
pointless.
[50:58]
Yeah. Course we've been a lot of people
[51:01]
down at our beach. It's about a half
[51:03]
mile down our beach since they found
[51:05]
that d those dinosaur
[51:07]
bones. So now the state archaeologists
[51:11]
are down there trying to find it.
[51:13]
pine paleontologist.
[51:16]
They're trying to find it,
[51:19]
but they think it's in the cliff. And if
[51:20]
it's in the cliff, they can't dig at the
[51:22]
cliff because the cliff is unstable. But
[51:25]
people are doing it and they've got
[51:27]
especially when they started finding red
[51:29]
red agots. I guess red agots are hard to
[51:32]
find. People went nuts between the
[51:34]
dinosaur bones and the red agots. So
[51:37]
they were digging into the hillside.
[51:41]
They told us in our safety meeting on
[51:43]
Sunday that to let the people know it's
[51:45]
a federal offense. It's a felony if you
[51:48]
collapse a cliff. So,
[51:53]
someone was telling me it's a $5,000
[51:54]
fine if you left your fire pit burning
[51:57]
at the federal campground. Technically,
[51:59]
if if they want to pursue it, correct?
[52:02]
Because of the fire danger. That's a big
[52:05]
fine. Yeah. Yep. Well, it's it's like
[52:08]
here in our state littering. If you got
[52:10]
caught littering, it starts at 5,000.
[52:13]
Wow. Five or six. I can't be sure. It
[52:17]
was either 5,000 or
[52:20]
6,000. I wish they'd go back to what
[52:22]
they originally were doing started. They
[52:25]
had you take photographs and if you
[52:26]
could get a photograph of the person
[52:28]
with their license and the garbage that
[52:32]
they would take it and file charges. The
[52:34]
same person warned me not to take
[52:36]
pictures because my phone could get
[52:37]
subpoenaed and I wouldn't have a phone.
[52:40]
Yeah. I was like, "Oh, yeah." Well, it's
[52:43]
same with the state. Yeah. Yeah. That's
[52:45]
what they Why they Well, no. No. Federal
[52:48]
is different. Federal because you're
[52:50]
they can't do it to us with our phones.
[52:53]
They can do it with the text, which is
[52:55]
they have access to our phones. No. But
[52:58]
federal that doesn't surprise me.
[53:04]
Yeah, Federal has a whole gambit of
[53:07]
different guidelines. I can't even come
[53:09]
camping here now because now I'm stuck
[53:10]
somewhere.
[53:12]
Like
[53:13]
that's that's a problem.
[53:17]
Again, that's all. Well, you get you
[53:19]
borrow my little tent.
[53:22]
I have a tent.
[53:25]
And take off.
[53:27]
They don't make you stay in their camp
[53:29]
for those two days of you're off. I
[53:31]
don't even know what diesels are yet.
[53:36]
Once you establish that, then basically,
[53:38]
yeah, you can go north in the Jeep with
[53:40]
a tent in the sink deck. All right. I
[53:43]
guess I could, but it's just kind of
[53:44]
cool. Got a camping stove. Now, got a
[53:47]
camping stove. What do you mean? The
[53:50]
stove you thought was a grill? My
[53:52]
propane bottle don't work though. You
[53:55]
can buy the little bottles. In fact,
[53:57]
take one take mine with you. I don't
[53:59]
need I haven't used it
[54:01]
forever. It just screws on to
[54:07]
the camp stove.
[54:11]
I'm just saying I want to be exploring.
[54:12]
And then go into a thrift shop. There's
[54:15]
several. Just want to be out there
[54:17]
exploring in my RV. Soon as you get a
[54:20]
little extra money, go into a thrift
[54:22]
shop and buy yourself a pot. Couple
[54:24]
pots. Oh, yeah. I do need pots, don't I?
[54:27]
Yeah.
[54:31]
is you need to be prepared. You know,
[54:33]
you're in a spot now that you don't have
[54:35]
to worry about it, but if the power goes
[54:36]
off during a storm, you want to be able
[54:39]
to heat up something. So, you always
[54:41]
want to have a backup. I'll have propane
[54:43]
cuz my, you know, once they hook that
[54:45]
up. That's the nice part, too. That's
[54:46]
going to help right there. And of
[54:48]
course, my Jeep, I can always use my
[54:50]
inverter. Mhm. And so, so yeah, as soon
[54:53]
as you get the propane hooked up, then
[54:55]
you can just use your propane water
[54:57]
heater and propane heater. So then you
[55:00]
free all your power. Yep. So that's
[55:03]
going to help. Yeah, I'm looking forward
[55:04]
to it cuz then I don't need my electric
[55:06]
heater. I have to plug unplug that just
[55:07]
to make coffee.
[55:08]
Exactly. So it won't be in my way. I
[55:13]
kind of want to fix my slide now because
[55:15]
if I'm stuck there for so long, you
[55:18]
should Well, go on YouTube and see what
[55:20]
it says to see for manual opening. I was
[55:23]
going to say I could probably manually
[55:25]
open that thing and just leave it there
[55:26]
for 6 months. I know you're comfortable
[55:28]
with it closed, but you're going to be
[55:30]
there a while. I would like a normal bed
[55:32]
for a while. I'm dying. Well, not only
[55:34]
that, you your interior space when it's
[55:36]
a rainy cold day, you it will affect you
[55:40]
by having a smaller space.
[55:42]
when you know your brain knows you can
[55:44]
have a bigger space. And if I have
[55:46]
propane, that means I can run my heater
[55:48]
all the time. Exactly. It could be nice.
[55:50]
You're right.
[55:52]
Well, you know, I did seal it up, so
[55:54]
yeah, that part sucks. But I had to. I
[55:57]
mean, I'm an Oregon. Well, I mean, when
[55:59]
you take it off, it's going to do some
[56:01]
damage, but hopefully not too much.
[56:06]
Now you know how to I know you you're
[56:08]
not real mechanical so you may not know
[56:11]
how the proper way to remove tape that's
[56:13]
been on for a while. No idea. Okay. It's
[56:15]
called going back on itself. Okay. Let's
[56:18]
say the tape
[56:20]
is that's the tape. Okay. When you go to
[56:24]
remove it, right away you bend it back
[56:29]
completely back and then you pull slowly
[56:32]
where it's pulling back on itself. Well,
[56:35]
you know that it's boat tape, right?
[56:36]
Like Yeah, it's going to come off. But I
[56:38]
don't think that stuff was supposed to
[56:40]
ever come off. If you pull like this,
[56:42]
it's going to tear at your fiberglass,
[56:44]
but you pull back on itself and slowly.
[56:48]
That's going to be a lot of work,
[56:51]
but it's going to be worth it in the
[56:52]
long run.
[56:54]
this time. You can also if you have a
[56:56]
haird
[56:57]
dryer, haird dryer will help make it
[57:00]
remove on a sunny day would be better if
[57:02]
the sun's on it. Will you help me one
[57:04]
day? Maybe we'll do it. Very It just
[57:06]
varies. Yeah, it's going to
[57:09]
I'll need help to open it. Yeah, let's
[57:12]
see. I mean, it's a digital box thing
[57:15]
and I know that you can put it into a
[57:16]
mode where it let you release it. Well,
[57:19]
yeah, there's got basically, yeah,
[57:21]
there's going to be a mode that you can
[57:23]
manually pull it out or push from
[57:26]
inside. It just varies depending on how
[57:29]
how it's set up.
[57:32]
Okay. Okay. But yeah, you have to
[57:34]
disengage the motors is basically what
[57:36]
you're doing.
[57:38]
But I'm pretty sure yours is the same.
[57:41]
Those inner those motors, you take them
[57:43]
out. Once they're out, you can push and
[57:45]
pull and push it.
[57:47]
But um I mean that thing don't move at
[57:49]
all. Like I'm surprised that those
[57:51]
little things can keep it in the way it
[57:54]
does. Yeah. Like cuz it's, you know,
[57:57]
I've been driving it since Kentucky like
[57:59]
that. Like I said, it was the key is now
[58:03]
that you understand that once you get it
[58:05]
fixed, you don't have that heavy
[58:07]
equipment in there while it's opening or
[58:10]
closing. And you just take move it out
[58:12]
of the way. A guy lied to me. Yeah. They
[58:14]
told me it was okay. Nope. That's why I
[58:17]
don't trust AI. Just like it makes
[58:19]
mistakes. It's Well, it's just like
[58:22]
driving directions. People, humans make
[58:24]
mistakes, too, you know. Yeah. But
[58:26]
what's funny is that what you did today
[58:28]
is so common because people rely on
[58:31]
their phones navigation systems that I
[58:34]
used one as well. I kind of knew I knew
[58:36]
but cuz I was looking at I was like, you
[58:37]
know what, that's on this side of the
[58:39]
bridge. But I was like, you know what?
[58:40]
Um, you wait in until she said something
[58:44]
and basically I use my navigation
[58:47]
system, but when I get within a half
[58:50]
never been there before, I get within a
[58:52]
half mile to a mile of my destination
[58:54]
because it will tell me that I then
[58:58]
looking at signs. Yeah, there was a sign
[59:00]
that said aquarium. Yeah, it said
[59:02]
aquarium bayfront and nothing that said
[59:05]
crab dock or whatever. No, that's what I
[59:07]
was looking for. fishing pier or no
[59:10]
nothing like that. But yeah, I mean, but
[59:13]
again, that's where unfortunately those
[59:15]
nav systems I again I do it differently
[59:19]
than you when I do my navigation and
[59:21]
actually wanted me to turn off of the
[59:22]
bridge. Yeah. Like in the middle of the
[59:24]
bridge, I was like, "Okay, this is
[59:25]
interesting." What I do when I do my
[59:28]
navigation, soon as it gives me plots my
[59:30]
thing, I go to the very end like Jeep
[59:33]
and I look at the road names.
[59:36]
So that way I know I I know you know
[59:39]
I'll never do that right. Yeah. But if
[59:40]
you do it solves having to worry about I
[59:44]
mean but I wasn't worried so I went over
[59:45]
the bridge and I went and I peed at the
[59:47]
state park and I came back around and I
[59:49]
just don't pee anyways. I just don't
[59:51]
like going in circles. Too anal.
[59:55]
I like that bridge. So I love that
[59:57]
bridge. Yeah. The only one bigger is the
[60:00]
Columbia Bridge. Really? That's the big
[60:02]
one. There's a cross. Well, that's a
[60:04]
very big river from what I've seen on
[60:05]
the map. Following a big ship, big cargo
[60:08]
ships go up and down that river. Oh, I
[60:10]
really want to see
[60:12]
it. You
[60:15]
will for 6 months. Well, maybe I'll
[60:18]
drive up there. Where did the white jeep
[60:20]
go? Is it over there?
[60:26]
You want to do this now or what?
