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Uh, hi, Ozzy.
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Don't get weird, but you're about to hit
a deer.
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Peak in New York. Next stop.
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Ozzy Graham reporting on StarCraft, a
support group for people who believe
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they've been abducted by aliens and meet
in a Catholic church for some reason.
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It has been 302 days since I last saw my
wife, Debbie,
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and I'm starting to think that she may
never come back. As many of you know, we
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were taken during a camping trip 10
years ago by the reptilians.
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And it seems to me that they've come
back to finish the job.
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Why is he writing?
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Chelsea, we discussed this.
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He's a journalist, and we agreed that he
could write an article about the group.
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I didn't agree to that. I clearly said,
Chelsea, that if this makes anyone
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uncomfortable, they don't have to
participate today. Just to assure
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your real names will not be used in this
article.
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Well, it's too late now. No, it's not. I
don't have to. It's too late now.
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Okay, reptilians.
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are shapeshifters. They are
psychopathic. They live amongst us.
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.S. president, past and current, was a
reptilian.
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Nixon? Nixon.
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Reagan? Reagan.
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Lincoln? Lincoln. One of the most lizard
-y presidents out there.
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What? One of the biggest.
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Wow. They've lived amongst us for
centuries.
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There's actually a number of theories on
that.
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It's a stone -cold fact, Jerry, and you
know it. I'm just saying, there are
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different kinds of aliens with different
agendas. Just to be clear, Were all of
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you abductees? Oh, yeah. Oh, my God. Ah,
cool, bro. And then he says that. We
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very much prefer the term experiencer to
abductees. It just gives us a little
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more agency.
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Calling someone an abductee is a lot
like slut -shaming. Sorry. Did you all
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experiences with reptilians?
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No. Mine were greys.
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Big heads.
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Little bodies.
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Massive, wet, soulless eyes.
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Mm -hmm.
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mine look like ryan gosling or like a
young paul newman but albino and nine
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tall figures i get visited by less than
many he got ryan gosling the reptilians
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are the ones you have to watch out for
ozzie the others are inconsequential
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thank you
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Stair cross.
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It's like a weirdo's circus of attention
-seekers and paranoid delusionals. Hey,
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man.
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Hey.
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Car's running if you still want a lift.
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Yeah.
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Well, thanks for giving me a lift. My
car's in the shop. Oh, bummer. What
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happened? I hit a deer.
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Feel free to reach out if you need any
technical consulting with your
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journalistic endeavors.
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I'm also an advocate for legalization.
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Yeah, the two kind of complement each
other, don't they? Yeah, they totally
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Call any time. You're never bothering
me.
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Oh, God, life is cruel.
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Hey, man.
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You're very special.
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Hey, it's you.
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Oh, no!
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Sorry,
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I haven't been sleeping too well lately.
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But I'm fine.
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Jonathan Walsh will see you now.
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Uh, hey, Jonathan? Dude, I'm reading
your alien support group thing.
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I don't like it. You don't? No.
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I freaking love it.
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Oh, wow.
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That's an impressive task.
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Oh, thanks, man.
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Yeah, I asked for a smaller office, but
they billed me this instead.
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Anyway, fantastic piece of clickbait.
I'm hungry for more.
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There's no more. It's a silly article
about some harmless weirdos who believe
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aliens. Yeah, but why do these harmless
weirdos believe in aliens?
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My last two articles before this were
about prison reform and gun control.
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That's what I should be covering. Look.
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I know you want a Pulitzer.
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Never want a Pulitzer, John. Well, we're
going to get you one because you're
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amazing. But here's the thing, buddy.
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It's your first week back since the car
accident. I knew it. I knew it. No,
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look, I am fine, all right? I hit a deal
with my car. It's not a big deal.
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People do that all the time. And I've
seen worse things on assignment. When I
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covered Occupy Wall Street, I got tased
three times.
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Three times by the same cop. And you
will be tased again, I promise.
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Just get me one more draft of this.
Fine. One more draft, and then I'm done
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a tinfoil hat beat. Dude, a billion
percent. Yes.
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I guess I could buy some pot.
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Yeah, I'm having office hours right now.
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Just swing by and we can talk it out.
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Oh, sorry. Gotta go.
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Hey, asshole!
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You working or what? Come on!
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Welcome to the Nerve Center.
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What do you think?
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It's efficient.
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Got my research library there.
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My star chart's up overhead.
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And the crown jewel, Beacon, has the
highest number of reported alien
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encounters on the East Coast.
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And it all starts here, 200 feet to your
left, in 1962.
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An average young couple return home from
a cocktail party.
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For reasons unknown, they decide to park
in the middle of this field.
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When, boom!
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Aliens got him. You didn't know I was
going to say that.
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What were you going to say?
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Aliens got him.
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I'm telling you, Ozzie.
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There's dickery afoot in Beacon. Alien
dickery.
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With my expertise and your connections,
we can blow the lid off this town.
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We can be like Han and Luke or Woodstein
and Birdbomb.
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Woodward and Bernstein? Yeah, any of
those guys. Take your pick. I'm Han.
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I think this is where my accident
happened.
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I keep seeing that sign in my dreams.
You had your accident in Beacon?
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You hit a deer and you're dreaming about
it? People hit deer all the time,
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Jerry. It's not that unusual.
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You're right.
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It's textbook.
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Look, if I wanted to interview the rest
of your group, do you think you could
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set that up? Yeah.
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I could engineer that outcome.
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Totes.
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So you're a farmer.
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What's that like?
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Oh, pretty run -of -the -mill, I guess.
Grow some stuff.
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Kill some stuff.
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The soil's so rich, man. Because it's
pig shit.
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Working for the post office, you get to
knock on everybody's door, and you see
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all kinds of things. Believe you me.
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Really? Oh, yeah.
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Like what?
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Naked people mostly.
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This is off the record, right?
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Mm -hmm. I'm a receptionist at the
funeral home. Nothing to be ashamed of.
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temp. Part -time.
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I'm a part -time temp at a funeral home.
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But... Just until your band makes it,
right? There's no band.
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I'm the VP of a major tech company.
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But do not use the name or you will be
sued.
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And what does your company do?
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Have you ever heard of something called
the Internet?
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We manufacture the little plastic jacks
at the end of Ethernet cables that gets
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you onto the Internet.
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So. I'm a homemaker, okay?
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That sounded defensive, didn't it? No,
no.
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A little. Can you just put me down as a
neurologist?
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I moved to this retirement community
after my husband died.
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Yeah, and I hated it at first, but the
sex here is amazing.
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Oh, yeah, yeah. After 60, everybody just
goes for it.
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And what can you tell me about your
alien experience?
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Oh, it was pretty late.
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It was around midnight.
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I just got back from a terrible date,
which was just a normal date for me.
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And I thought I'd just go to bed.
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But... I couldn't sleep that night for
some reason. I just kept waking up.
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I saw this dark shape in the corner of
the room.
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But this time it wasn't my ex -husband.
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So I went down to the kitchen for a late
night snack, which I never do.
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And I sensed this presence behind me.
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Hi, Margaret.
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Don't get weird.
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Hold on.
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It said, don't get weird. Don't get
weird, yeah. What happened next?
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Well, I didn't. Even though it was
weird, Ozzy, he was just so... Laid
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Reptilians are a calm species.
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Quite often they are in positions of
authority.
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Many of my former bosses were reptilians
in human form.
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They're telepathic, which makes it
difficult to get a raise. Richard,
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So... When we woke up, we were in some
kind of examination room, and it was all
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white.
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It was like a futuristic bathroom in a
ballpark.
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And they started poking at me.
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Those little gray bastards.
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Tall, Nordic -looking lizard people.
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When they were done, I will never
forget.
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They looked me right in the eyes.
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You will never believe what they said.
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You are special.
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You are special.
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Isn't that neat?
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Fascinating. I know this might be
difficult, so I usually like to start
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interviews with just a few basic
questions.
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Oh, I'm not here to talk about my
experience, Ozzy.
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I'm much more interested in hearing
about yours.
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I don't know what you're talking about.
I didn't have an experience.
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Sorry to blow up your spot, man. I told
her about your accident.
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What is this, like, some kind of an
intervention?
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No. What would you say if I told you
that car accidents involving animals are
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sometimes cover memories used to mask
alien encounters?
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They cover them.
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They cover them up.
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All right, this has been a fascinating
journey into alternate realities, but I
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need to get back to the real world. We
can't help you unless you let us in,
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Ozzie. No judgments, man, just love.
Look, I hit a deer. It happens.
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All the time.
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Okay. Excuse me if I pin this one on
nature and not alien.
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Just let me ask you one last thing.
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What happened after the accident?
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Did you call the police? Animal care and
control.
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You don't remember, do you?
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Don't get weird. You're very special.
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Blowing my napkin? You're sweating a
lot, man. No, I'm not.
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It's hot in here. We're all hot.
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I... have been working with experiencers
for almost six months. I know one when
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I see one. We do have a pretty good eye,
man.
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Hey, Father Doug, what's up? I'm reading
about my church's sponsorship of an
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alien cult in a major news site, and I'm
just trying to process that without
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screaming.
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You promised you wouldn't use actual
names. That was an old draft. It wasn't
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supposed to be published.
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You know how much damage control I have
to do now. We'll be lucky if we don't
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get kicked out of our room. I don't know
how this happened, Gina. I swear. Good
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luck with those non -existent
nightmares.
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They only get worse. Come on, Gina.
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Gina.
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You published my unfinished article with
everybody's names and the name of the
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church. Okay, clearly mistakes were
made.
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How do you mistakenly turn a human
interest piece into some kind of a
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job? It's super bizarre, and we're
looking into it. Here.
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No. Okay, fine.
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Now look, the best thing you can do
right now is just break off contact.
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No, I can't. I need to make sure they're
okay.
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Hey, in all fairness, you did call these
people weirdos. So there's no reason to
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ruin somebody's life.
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Everybody's a weirdo. I'm a weirdo.
You're a weirdo. No, I'm not. Yes, you
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You work in an airplane hangar, and you
drive a desk.
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Okay, you're upset, and you're saying
things you don't mean. Oh, no, I know
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exactly what I'm saying, and if this is
how you want to operate, you can do it
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without me.
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Okay, no problem.
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We'll circle back and touch base later.
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I need you to forward my calls. I need
to clean out my...
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You need to clean up your what?
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No,
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no, no, no.
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Is everything all right?
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Yeah, everything's fine.
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Everyone in here, they all had deer,
deer heads.
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I'm going to go.
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And let's all thank Father Doug for
smoothing things over with Our Lady of
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People here are actually still pretty
upset.
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that's why i wanted to round of applause
father's up you
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know what just if anyone asks
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starcrossed is a division of aa that's
good okay excuse me i owe
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everyone in this room a huge apology
there's forgiveness here for everyone
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take it from here father look when i
came here i thought you were all sad
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Broken weirdos.
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After spending the last week getting to
know you all, I think I might be broken,
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too. We know.
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But there's only one way to find out for
sure.
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Just focus on my finger and start
counting backwards.
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Wow,
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that was a record.
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Where are you now, Ozzy? What's
happening?
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I'm driving.
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Night, I think I'm about to hit the
deer. It's not real. It's just a memory.
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Oh my God, that is so creepy.
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I'm flying!
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Hey, bud.
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Don't get weird, okay?
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Where are you now, Ozzy?
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I'm not sure.
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Everything's blurry.
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Are you sure he's out? He's totally out.
Calm down.
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I hear voices.
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I'm just saying he doesn't look like
he's out.
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His head just moved. Dude, the ship. The
ship is rocking right now.
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Okay. All I'm saying is we've been here
before. I know my freaking job, Jeff.
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Guys, guys, guys.
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Can we not fight? We're almost there,
okay?
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Let's just be cool and get this done.
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Great. We're getting cool lessons from
Don.
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Hey, Don.
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I've got an idea.
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Okay, forget it. Forget I said anything.
Why don't you get off our asses and go
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make us a couple sandwiches?
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Okay, he's looking right at me. Shit.
Hang on.
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Shit. I know my freaking job, Jeff. Oh,
eat a dick.
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It's not like you can remember any of
this.
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We're just going to wipe his mind
telling him he's special and send him on
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way like all the others.
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We'll rule them all soon anyway.
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What does that mean, special like all
the others?
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You hit the trifecta, buddy. He made
contact with a reptilian, a gray, and a
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white at the same time.
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That's like having dinner with a
unicorn.
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Whoa, whoa, whoa. You all right? You
okay, Ozzie? I just need some air.
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Take it easy there. Good.
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Just me there.
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Okay, guys.
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Rulethal? That seems to be the most
pressing thought here.
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Hi.
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How you doing, buddy?
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I'm either losing my mind or I was
abducted by aliens, so I'm doing pretty
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great, Jerry.
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If it makes you feel any better, you
were totally amazing back there. Why
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that make me feel any better?
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Some people would give their right arm
for an experience like that.
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Those people are out of their goddamn
minds.
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I'm one of them.
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You know why I didn't tell you about my
experience?
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Because I never had one.
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I've been trying to make contact for
years.
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I even got this crappy job next to a
famous abduction site.
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But they still don't want me.
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They just want people like you.
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Don't even believe in them.
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I'll get out of your hair.
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Wait, Jerry.
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Wait.
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You're right.
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There is dickery afoot in Beacon, and
maybe it's aliens.
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Totally aliens.
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Or maybe it's something else, like...
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I don't know, angry teenagers or the
government. Maybe it's like a Tuskegee
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experiment thing. All I know is
something happened to me, and something
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to those people in there, and I need to
find out what it is. And I can't do that
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alone.
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I need your help.
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So you in?
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Can I be hung?
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Fine. I'm in. Oh!
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All right, burn bomb.
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You are very special.
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Thanks, buddy.
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You too.
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I'm not really used to this, but I had a
pretty good week. I quit my job. Well,
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I'm just really worried about you, bud.
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Nancy said you stormed out of here the
other day because everyone, and I quote,
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had deer heads.
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But I found a new one here in Beacon.
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You work for the Wall Street Journal,
New York Times, and Bankland Enterprise,
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and you want to work here.
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I'm interested in all things Beacon, so
it looks like I'll be sticking around
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for a while.
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My name is...
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Ozzy Graham, and I'm maybe, maybe,
possibly an
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experiencer.
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We don't stand?
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No, we don't say last names either.
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Oh, really?
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Yeah, get me the financials on the
Beacon Daily Gazette.
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They're doing some interesting stuff on
the local level. It might be nice to be
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involved.
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Just do it, Edward. Don't get weird.
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Everything okay?
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Oh, yeah. I just went down the wrong
tube.
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I... Oh, thanks.
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Better?
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Got it. Apple.
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Great.
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Grab a medal, man. A medal?
Congratulations for doing your job. I'm
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today. I'm going to cry again. I'm not
crying. Okay, you know what? I'm not
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crying yet. You guys do this. I go back
to that. John, we're just kidding, man.
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We're done.
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Come back here.
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Would you hug him, for God's sake?
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It's worse than having a puppy. It is,
yeah.
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God!
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