There are a surprising number of stories and cases from around the globe, including the rich tapestry of Native American lore and legends. From the enigmatic Ant People of the Hopi tradition, said to reside in subterranean cities, to the ancient Cherokee tales of the Yunwi Tsundi, or "Little People," who inhabit the secluded caves of the Appalachian Mountains, we'll embark on a thrilling journey to uncover the secrets that lie beneath our feet.
Along the way, we'll examine contemporary accounts of encounters with subterranean beings, underground aliens, alleged underground bases, and the enduring question of whether these stories hold any truth.
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today we will explore the many curious cases and fascinating stories regarding inhabitants of the underworld such as the reptilians ant people alien greys cryptids and ancient human ancestors hello and welcome to this episode of mysteries with the history where you'll be taken on a wild ride into the unknown the strange and the mysterious Like you, I have questions, and like you, I want answers. And with each episode together, we will peel away the layers to look for the truth. This is going to be a really fun episode for several reasons. One, we have Jimmy right backstage right now. We missed him last week, so this is going to be very interesting. But on top of that, let me just tell this to everyone. For all the shows that I do with Jimmy, I 99% of the time send him notes on the things that we're going to be covering. not today today it's it's going wild we're gonna see where it takes us today because we have very different things that we're going to be covering him and I and I just wanted to throw that out there we're usually on the same wavelength but today it's going to be a different ball game so let me bring in my co-host jimmy church of faded black radio hi jimmy I i muted myself hello everyone you do it and uh yeah it's good to be back yeah it was strange for me too as well uh to skip a week and to let everybody know I had even uh told christina uh I'm gonna be on the road but uh I i can jump in and uh and say hello to everybody she goes I got this church I got this. Just go. I was not going to add another layer of stress while this man is driving to do the show with me. I am not going to be responsible for your car accident. It would have been fun. It would have been fun to do, and it would have been a challenge. But nonetheless, you're right. Safety first. A couple of things before we jump into this. Uh, reptilians. So a couple of days ago, this is where I normally ask Christina, where'd you come up with the idea for the show? And I think it was the universe because a couple of days ago I was watching, uh, a comedy special and in the special, the comedian mentions reptilians in a joke. And the audience, and this is what normally, right. It's the audience was kind of like, uh, do we laugh? Reptilians are real. You can't make fun of reptilians. It was weird. It was like this weird response from the audience. And, and I rather enjoyed it. And then, uh, speaking of underground cities and things, which we're going to jump into today, last week, Okay, so this is the deal with Christina. She works her butt off. She's always working. She's always cranking out. She's always got stuff to do. She's always uppity. She's always cheery. And she's always working. So I call her. It's 9 o'clock in the morning. I call her. And this is how she answered the phone. Hello. And I was like, man, I think I dialed the wrong number. And I look at my phone and... And she goes, this is what she said to me. And I'm going to quote her. Church, I've been working for 28 hours. Click. I was like, what? What was that? What was that? And it was pretty funny. It was pretty funny. You work your tail off, and we really appreciate that. And for me, not to get the bright and cheery Christina like that, there is. A sense of reality just hit me. Right. Okay. All right. She's human, too. From Monsters, Inc. Number one. That's what I sound like to you, apparently, first thing in the morning. But he's right next to me. And I was trashed from working 28 hours over the weekend. Right. Because Jimmy never calls me in the morning. So I get it. And I'm just broken. And he's like, Gomez. And I'm like, no. Church. What time is it? Okay, so reptilians, dwarfs, right? The ant people living underground. And what could possibly be going on out there in the world? And I saw the poll. Everybody go and hit the poll. The numbers are heavily skewed. I'll tell everybody. I went straight up. Yeah, this is going on. What are the poll numbers right now? So right now we have 156 votes, and the question is, do you think there are places around the world, deep underground, where aliens or NHIs have outposts? Right now, 67% say yes, 9% say no, 12% say yes, outposts and large populations, and 12% say undecided. That poll will be up until the very end of the live show, so please put in your votes because we will also read it at the very end as well to see what you have to say about that particular question. Jamie, I want to throw this to you. Where should we start off first? Because as I had mentioned to everyone today, this is the first time in a very long time I have not sent you notes. Right, right, right, right, right. Well, you didn't need to because after that phone call last week, I realized that you were living underground. And that's where the idea for the show came from, right? What brings this up this week? make me laugh, Jimmy. Um, I told you before the show I was coming prepared. You did. You definitely did. And it kind of actually, it goes back to like, you know, actually I really want to go caving. That's really what it boils down to. I want to go caving at some point and I'd like to know what's down there. So this is actually a prepper show for me. I'm being selfish here because I want to know what's actually deep underground. But also there's a lot of fascinating stories involved with this, but that's kind of what sparked today's show is just caving. Have you done that? Spelunking? Have you gone underground? No, I can barely even run like a lap, you know, a quarter of a mile. But I'm excited for it. But I do need to train, for sure. It's an experience. And if you have any issues with claustrophobia or anything like that, they are going to bubble to the surface. But the amount of... Underground cities, ancient, around the world is extraordinary. And even taking it a step further, if you look at, which I have done, if you look at the amount of underground cities... Right now, in modern times, that are inhabited and being built and expanded around the world, I would say just about every single country has them. And in the United States, there are hundreds. Every... country in the world has modern cities underground. And, and that's crazy, but it's not a new phenomenon. This has been going on for a very long time. And when you, when you look at the, the mythology and the folklore behind it, and then the evidence of these underground cities and networks, it's, it's crazy. And some of them are ginormous, huge, um, Some are taking advantage of existing cave systems, and they expand into it. Now, this goes back 100,000 years, longer, but some are completely man-made. And, you know, dug and constructed thousands of years ago. And it's fascinating when you jump into this and look at it. Some of it's really, really, really, really nice. A little fun fact, little side note, and then we're going to jump into this. Growing up, I had a friend in high school that I became roommates with later. His name's Bruce Pfeiffer. had a cave house like for real now. And this was when I was a kid and I remember him telling me about it. And I was like, I, you know, I'm trying to picture my, what, what, what's he, he dug into the side of this hill and he built his house and Really? So I finally got to visit it and I, and I went and it was unbelievable. And now once you, it was a cave, he dug it out, but on the inside, the walls, you wouldn't know really that. You were in a cave because everything was modern on the inside. But no heating, no air conditioning. It was one temperature all year long. And that was my first experience with it. Now, the front of the house had windows. Everything else, you've got no windows. It's a cave. But it seemed very normal to me. It didn't have anything strange. I thought it was very, very cool. And this idea of living underground is part of us. It's part of us. And I just think it's one of the most intriguing subjects that we can jump into. So let's do that. Where do I want to start? I think the obvious... is the Ant people and the Hopi. And one of the reasons why I want to kind of go there first is the Ant people and the Hopi traditions of it, which I'm going to get into in just a second. It's not just in North America. Okay, now I'm going to get to that in just a second. But according to Hopi mythology, the Ant people, or the Anusinum, are believed to be an ancient and advanced civilization that once coexisted with the Hopi tribe during a time of great turmoil. As the story goes, the Hopi face impending cataclysmic events, You know, including stuff like droughts and famine and natural disasters and maybe cosmic disasters as well that threaten the Hopi existence. So when they needed stuff, the ant people extended a helping hand to the Hopi. And legend has it that the Amt people guided the tribe to underground sanctuaries, providing shelter and food until the surface world became habitable once again. Isn't that intriguing? This assistance from the Amp people is said to have saved the Hopi from extinction, giving the Hopi a sense of gratitude. They were thankful, and they revered these mysterious beings. And there are depictions of them, and thank you for posting this image here, around North America. And now, is there... Is there truth to this? And I always say, Christina, where there's smoke, there's fire. And now when you go and you look into the ideas and the mythology behind ant people, then you have, are you ready? The Myrmidons. And the Myrmidons were ant people that lived on the island of Aegina. in Greece. Okay. Now, um, and when you look at the stories behind this and you look at the different Greek writers that wrote about this and, and made this part of their storytelling, they said, now, now listen to me, everybody listen really closely. Myrmidon and its etymology is ties into robots. And as a matter of fact, myrmidon was used in place of the word robot until recently. And in that mythology, in Greek mythology, says that the myrmidons were ant people robots who lived underground. And you have to think about this. We're going back thousands of years. And you go and you read these different Greek writers and philosophers that wrote about the Myrmidons and who they were and how they fought in battle. They wore armor. They lived underground. And it's like nuts. It's very, very similar to to the Hopi traditions on this. And I just don't think it's coincidence. No, when we look at ancient legends, stories, cultures across the globe, there's always this level of consistency. And to be able to hear from the Hopi and from the ones in Greece, we can even look at the Cherokee people as well. They do have cases and stories of those that live underground, some that save lives. the tribe and sometimes when they terrorize the tribe. Before we continue, I do want to say a big thank you to No Filter and W. Decker. Don't be a deep underground military base. Hit that like button. Thank you. Thank you, Decker. And Ann Joy says, I went to Lurie Caverns in Virginia and they found a Native American skeleton there. And there are so many caves in Appalachia. Highly recommend. Hold on to that thought, Android, because we're actually going to talk about that in just a moment. And Jessica, thank you guys so much. I really do appreciate it. And just by the way, Super Chat, Super Stickers really do help support the channel. And if you have any questions, it's a lot easier to see. But I want to say thank you to absolutely everyone catching this show live and hitting that like button as well. So talking about Appalachia and the Appalachian Mountains. To go off of Android's comment, the Cherokee people have this very rich oral tradition, and I want to share an image here, of these kinds of small goblin-type entities that live within the mountain, in their own remote cave systems, known as the Yunwi, or just as little people. And they're believed to be knee-high as an adult. these entities at least, and they are portrayed having very long hair, wearing traditional Cherokee clothing, and they also possess exceptional skills in hunting, healing, and crafting. Jimmy, so many times we've heard of goblins. And little people like this. The Pukwudgie is a fantastic example. Leprechauns as well. And when we're looking at Appalachia and the Cherokee sharing these stories across hundreds of years throughout the generations, it's very interesting to hear. And with these little people, as it's described, according to the Cherokee at least, is that they do... have these kinds of healing abilities and they can bring good fortune if and only if you treat them with respect. Now, there have been some other cases across the world. Peru is a good example of this, where miners are entering a cave, taking out iron and all these other different types of minerals. And when they encounter these creatures living in the cave systems, they actually terrorize the miners or any of the visitors in the area or do a more mischievous type of trading, which can be very scary. So in order to receive knowledge on where gold is or iron, they would need to trade something, but it's usually at a pretty significant cost. Here, the Cherokee placed these entities in a better limelight than other cultures across the world. And the big question here is, Jimmy, when we look at all of these different countries, all of these different cultures, why is it usually small humanoid type entities that are living in these areas? Okay. Now, We have the folklore part of this, and then we have the science side of this, right? And so, yes, Lord of the Rings, the hobbits, the dwarves, and the elves living underground, and the mines of Moria, and we have these great stories. And they're fascinating. And then all of the sudden, out of nowhere, about five years ago, they found a new human species in the Asian Pacific on an island. It's called hobbits. That existed. Now, the genome... And the DNA is isolated to this area. But who is to say that they didn't populate the world and they weren't in other countries and other areas and, of course, living underground and fit the description of all of the cultures that have talked about this over the years? That's the part that fascinates me the most, Christina, is we can have the conversation and we can let our imagination run and it is fun. But then when science comes in and goes, hold on a minute, right? There's something more to this. Then you have to go back and look at these different stories and the, the mythology. Remember storytelling is, Before writing, storytelling is what separates humans from everything else. We have the ability to exchange ideas and share information. And you have to go back and go, well, we thought that it was, you know, made up, and we're trying to separate the truth from the myth, when maybe... They were talking about something that was real and something that they actually encountered. That's the part of this when you bring in science that makes it even more compelling. It definitely does. And it seems that science is now only beginning to catch up with stories and information that has been passed down throughout the generations, especially looking at this topic today. And Lou, thank you so much for that. Of course, I appreciate it very much. And so something else that I would kind of like to talk about today. is looking this while still on the topic of cave systems has to deal with Bigfoot. So first you're talking about goblins and dwarves, these tiny entities, smaller entities living in caves and underground. But there's also been some very, very interesting stories of Bigfoot doing similar things to where they are traveling through cave systems, getting them from point A to point B and being incredibly stealthy. What do you think about that? Do you think those stories have merit behind it? Or are they just opening up portals and tree trunks and then walking through it like it's nobody's business? No, they understand. They get it. They would know about these underground networks. In the Pacific Northwest, Christine, I think this is a very important subject. In the Pacific Northwest, which is dotted with volcanoes, and with that comes lava tubes, and these mountain ranges are connected via lava tubes that are dormant today, but the tubes themselves are are an interconnecting cave system. So if you are indigenous to the area, and that also goes with the indigenous tribes and cultures, but a cryptid, another species that is trying to, you are going to have an underground network. And you might even, you might have signs that, right? An arrow pointing, don't go that way, go this way, right? You would understand that underground network. I've 100% the ability to appear and disappear, right? And we don't, you're underground, right? That just makes perfect sense. This is not anything new, right? That's it. That's it. You head underground and look at any of the animal kingdom that lives underground. That's where they go for safety. That's where they go to hide. You can't be seen. Birds of prey flying around. You're underground. You're safe, right? That's what you would do. And you would do that to hide from humans. If you're Bigfoot, absolutely, 100%. And they would know. That is their highway system. And it's so significant with looking at bases underground, entities living underground, cave systems even, is that the CIA did recruit remote viewers to do a deeper dive into this known as Project 8200 or 8200. And it launched back in the 1970s where they were looking at, and specifically we're talking about Pat Price and Joseph McMoneagle, where they're looking at places in Australia, in Mount Hayes, in Alaska, in Spain, in Zimbabwe, where in reality, they are following the legends. And they're saying, okay, there has to be something to this. Let's take a deeper look. And getting information from these remote viewers, they came across some rather interesting information, especially when dealing with Alaska. What are some things that they found, Jimmy? Well, okay. Not only did they find a lot... But when you go back into the media and you start to look at what they were finding versus what is being reported out there and talked about. I was with Paul Smith over the weekend who worked with Mick Monaco and he was part of Stargate and one of the great... remote viewers ever, and he's a really cool dude. I think he still works for the CIA. That's another story. But anyway, their accuracy is crazy. The other part about it is, do they know everything about everything, right? Do they know? Are they able to fake it? They don't. And then you turn around and you cross-reference the information that they're revealing about underground systems, how the pyramids were built, Mars, looking at Mars, and everything gets confirmed later. That's fascinating. And one of the things they talked about was Los Angeles. And now I am going to pull up. Are you ready? Okay. I'm going to show this to everybody. I'm going to show you one of the craziest things that you will ever see. All right? This is the Los Angeles Times from 1934. This is the LA Times front page. Okay? Now, let's scroll down here a little bit. And there's an article on the front page that says... Lizard people's catacomb city hunted. Okay. Engineer seek shaft under Fort meet now, now, now, now let's take this one step further. There it is. Okay? January 29th, 1934. Lizard People's Catacomb City hunted. Busy engineer seeks a shaft under Fort Moore Hill to find maze of tunnels and priceless treasures of legendary inhabitants. All right? Now, this... right here discloses the processes of how they found the tunnels and how they started mapping them. Okay. Now, are you ready? This is, this is not, this, this, this is the Los Angeles times everybody. And when, when, uh, the city of Los Angeles in 1934, uh, was bustling. Things were starting to take off. Hollywood, you can't show that picture. Pull that down. Young lady, what are you doing? You can't do that. You can't jump ahead. You can't. Because that's my next image. Okay. Go back to the last image, to the last one that you just showed. Okay. For those that are listening to Jimmy speak and attempting to read the newspaper at the exact same time, see if you can point out one wrong thing with this newspaper. Let's see who has the eyes. Like, where's Waldo? All right. Who can find the one error in this newspaper? That's definitely worth mentioning. But this is actually a really interesting case of the 1930s. And obviously, it needs to be spoken about when talking about those that live underground, those that live beneath. And, Jimmy, I'm going to give the rest to you. I apologize for stepping on you. What's wrong with this article? I got to know. She just graduated from university. She's amazing. People is spelled wrong. Oh. Oh, no, no. That's French. Is it? But everything else is in English. I'm kidding. I'm kidding. I'm kidding. But you bought it there for a second. I did. I was a bit confused. So anyway. Back then in 1934, downtown Los Angeles City Hall was being built. Things are starting to take off, and it's becoming a real city. So one of the things that they wanted to do was a subway system. They needed to build tunnels. Cars were starting to become used more. Remember, this is 1934. So you had road systems and everything. And in downtown Los Angeles had a couple of hills. One of them was called Bunker Hill and Fort Moore Hill, which eventually got leveled off. But they started digging underground and they find these caves. And then this map, which is from another article, This is a map, and this is downtown Los Angeles, and cement steps to Sunset Boulevard, right? Look, gold, tunnel, gold, and some of the street names of downtown Los Angeles, which are still there, Broadway. Right? North Broadway. These are still here. And this is the tunnel system that was uncovered underneath Los Angeles. And now look at this. Did strange people live under sight of Los Angeles 5,000 years ago? And now this, when I dug in, now you can go. I would suggest everybody in the audience do this. You can go and search this. Go and look at the amount of information that is out there on this subject about the lizard people living underneath Los Angeles. It's crazy. And there used to be a TV show here called California's Gold on PBS, and it was a great show. And so I never missed it. And I see the episode on the lizard people. And I'm 20 years old, right? I'm like 21, 22. I was like, lizard people underneath Los Angeles? And I saw the whole thing. And it is part of Los Angeles. And so when we go and we talk about... Turkey or China, these different places around the world that have these underground structures and underground cities. It's not just that. We have it right here in North America. It is absolutely crazy, absolutely nuts. Something else to add to this while we're on the topic of underground cities and tunnels and Los Angeles is that Elon Musk is doing an underground roadway system in Las Vegas. And some parts are open already. And he does plan to dig in L.A. But right now, given the seismic activity in L.A., I wouldn't want to go down there and we'll see if he comes across any problems attempting to continue his project there. Because let's say, let's just have a little fun here. Let's say he does dig a tunnel in LA and it all goes super successful and he comes across this city. What then? The world will have so many questions. But on top of that, would that information even become public if true? Well, okay. So this is what happened with that. And then we'll move on. But I live here. I live here, too. I live here. And you live there. Where SpaceX is in Hawthorne. So he starts the Boring Company. That's what it's called. And he builds the equipment to make these tunnels. And what L.A. didn't know... at the time was dude was already digging tunnels. And so he had gone down a certain depth and went, I think he dug a tunnel. I think it was about a mile long and I think Los Angeles itself and the city planners were a little bit freaked out about it. And he's testing the equipment. Um, I, I don't know what made him stop. Okay, I don't think Los Angeles stopped him, but he did stop the tunnel project on his own underneath Los Angeles. And he was heading north, by the way. So the tunnel that he did dig was going north out of Hawthorne underneath Culver City and was headed towards Bel Air. There's a mountain in the way, but nonetheless, you're right about the tunnel system that he's got going on in Las Vegas. That is ongoing. We don't know what Elon is doing underneath Los Angeles. We just know that he dug that one tunnel officially about a mile long. Now, and I just wanted to add that, that is technology that exists today. But if we back up, I want to talk about a few locations around the world that are absolutely fascinating. And for me, now talk about claustrophobia. I've got issues with Derinkuyu. And Derinkuyu, which is one of the most famous underground cities in the world, it's in Turkey, it extends 300 feet underground. Wow. Okay, that's a lot of footage. It's large enough for 20,000 people to live together with their livestock and food stores. It's multiple levels. They've got air shafts. It's the largest excavated underground city in Turkey. And Turkey's got a lot of them, by the way. And could be closed, Derinkuyu. could be closed from the inside with round rolling doors that are still there, and you can see them, and they're thick, and they're round, and the hallways are round. So these rolling doors from the inside, Christina, blocking out the outside. Now, each floor could be closed off separately with these rolling doors. Now, you have to ask yourself, why? What was the reason for that? Was there evidence of war? Was there an invading army from another country, from another town? Was there a threat, a threat so great that they had to build this city underground? And by the way, the dating on it is funky and the knowledge of it is, is funky. Okay. We don't know a whole lot. We just know that it, it exists. The way that it's laid out, which is 300 feet, it's got technically they call it five levels. But if you count, it's 12 because they're staggered and they go back and forth. Again, room for 20,000 people. It's like bomb proof. It's cataclysm proof. And from the side of the mountain that it's dug into, the village, there's a town that's there. But you turn around and look at the mountain, you would never know. You would never know that that is inside of that mountain. And again, you could seal it off from the inside and nobody, these rolling doors are, you know, they're like 10 feet tall and three feet thick. They're ginormous wheels that would roll into place and nobody is getting through that. So what were they hiding from? What were they so concerned about to have that kind of defensive structure or what Was it another civilization that was living there and hiding from us? I would hide from us. Yeah, yeah. That point is well taken. And then we have, if that's not enough, are you ready? Turkey. Back to Turkey. This is called Masiat. And Masiat, it's M-A-T-I-A-T-E. You can look this up. It's another archaeological site underneath the town of Midyat in the Mardin province of Turkey. It was in use continuously for 2,000 years. Two. 2,000 years. At its peak, it had been inhabited by 70,000 people. It is considered to be the largest cave system in the world. You should see the pictures. I mean, it's nice. It's really nice. It's nice. I'd live there. 330 feet of tunnels and 49 rooms so far have been unearthed, but only 3% has been discovered. That's incredible. And then you have this, and then I'll turn it over to you. I just want to share this last little one with you. You have Akakor. Okay, Akakor. Again, you can look it up. It's A-K-A-K-O-R, Akakor. Now, this is the name of a mythic underground city located somewhere between Brazil, Bolivia, and Peru. Now, remember, all three countries intersect, so it's right there. Very close to Pumapunku. Dun, dun, dun. You ready? It was described by a German journalist, Karl Brugger, based on interviews with a Brazilian native chieftain, and his name was Tatunka Nara, in his book, The Chronicle of Akakor. So go and look at that. Yes, okay. Akakor... is what was in, I want to get this correct, Indiana Jones, when he was looking for the lost city of, it just escapes me right now, but that's based on Occoquor. El Dorado. El Dorado. And so, yeah, what's the basis to this? I keep saying this over and over again. Where there's smoke, there's fire. And there isn't a culture in the world that doesn't have these stories about people that were living underground. There isn't a culture or country on this planet that doesn't have an underground city, an ancient one there. They all, everybody's got one, at least one. And then when we move into today, we have all of the modern underground cities, which again, in the United States, there's hundreds, hundreds, hundreds. Russia, China, every country in the world, they're building underground in Saudi Arabia. Every country is building underground. Most of Montreal in Canada, that's underground, right? That's underground. You can, in the winter in Montreal, you don't even have to wear a coat. You've got 10 feet of snow outside, but you're in a tunnel system underground going from block to block under the city. Talk to anybody from Montreal and they'll tell you. You go, you park your car, Christina, in Montreal. You've got your coat, your gloves, your hat, right? You go in to a coat, check room underground. You check in your coat and you're good to go. You can go anywhere you want. You can go to the hard rock restaurant. You can go cause you can go do some job, head all over downtown Montreal and never see the snow. It's all underground. Yeah. That's super cool. Not in Canada. I've never heard of any tunnels in Canada. You have not been to Montreal. In Toronto, the mall there on Yonge Street, that's underground. That's the biggest mall I've ever seen, and it's underground. Yeah. Montreal, you know, Billy. Yeah. Yeah. It's crazy. It's crazy. You know, there is the information about it now. It's pretty crazy stuff. It is. It's crazy. And I say this a lot. I don't like to speculate. I like to think and, and stuff. But when I present stuff like this, no, it's, it's, you can go and look it up for yourself. I've done it, or I have been there. It's absolutely fascinating. Have you, have you been to this underground Montreal shopping center? A hundred percent. Okay. So, okay. You ready? I'm staying at the La Montaigne, this hotel in downtown Montreal. And my friend Andy, we're there in January. It's freezing cold, right? It's like colder than subspace next to the planet Venus, right? It's like literally minus 400 degrees outside. It's freezing. And so he calls my room and goes, okay, man, we're going to go to this restaurant. And I said, cool. He said, I'll meet you in the lobby. I put on my coat, my gloves, my scarf, my hat. I'm all bundled up and I get off the elevator and there's Andy standing in the middle of the lobby with a t-shirt on. I go, dude, I thought we were going to go. He goes, man, we're going underground. I go, what are you talking about? We go across the lobby on everything that I love. to stairs. There's a stair, there's rail stairs and they're going down and I'm following him. I'm like, what is going on? We go down, down, down, down around the corner, up to a coat check room. I take my coat off, give it to my gloves. We go around, around, boom. And we go to a restaurant. We come out of that and go further in to a nightclub where we danced and drank all night and then came back up. And, and so, so, okay. Here's the funny ending to the story. End of the night. Come back up. Co-check room. And by the way, the co-check guy was from Los Angeles. He was a really cool dude. And I get my stuff. I go back up. We walk up out into the hotel lobby. I go up to my room and I put my stuff down. I went, oh, I left my credit card in the bar. So I walk back down. out into the lobby, over to the stairs. It was like out of a movie. Back down into this tunnel system, backed by the coat check guy, wave at him, weave around through these tunnels into this nightclub, full-on nightclub thing, and go up to the bar, get my credit card, back out through the tunnel system, back up into the hotel lobby, to the elevators, to my room. That's Montreal. And it seems like, well, with these kinds of stories and other locations across the world of towns underground or ancient towns underground, it seems that we're probably going to be going that way once
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