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nine of the air. We get the great ever done a tat whole top ten list, every not that that should be our last up as it is like stuff. He should nos ten biggest regrets credit. That's a great idea. Yeah that'll be the last one rails right their debt and there's. No. We now have ten regrets. Yeah guess we can do a full time, actually get break em up witten. Now we couldn't video. Number one. That's a big one. This intros definitely up there to number do see a runaway on our. I feel in pretty good. I'm great, you feel lucky I'm, a pretty lucky person will say that I would agree with that or good origin marking. Call me the rabbits foot over the years. Yet further, rubbing, but that's that's me, Liefer, narrowly escaping trouble? More than anything about a story? Chuckled

on just I mean I was. I was very famous among my group of friends for getting pull. Over by police and not getting tickets bright. I mean at one point What did it literally happen? Like fourteen? times in a row or something over the span of like ten or twelve. You're, so has happened, a lot that I know you didn't get my first tickets or cheese. Probably my thirties, MID Thirty's. How did you have why Did you talk your way out of it? Yet you know, You do men and my brother always gets a ticket and he's nicer than I am, but you just gotta be as humble humble humble humble humble as you can be, and if you show the slightest bit of attitude, then that police officer in my experience, will delight in writing you that ticket sure I mean even its. If it's sideways look and I basically just throw myself at the mercy of the court,

on the side of the road and MIKE I'm so sorry officer. I you are you sure for me over. You did right thing, I was wrong and I'm sorry there's no excuse. Here's was gonna. These french fries valuation attacker you're the hero here, they're always a little disarmed in their like. Oh, ok! Well, I guess I can which offer the warning has been my experience: how right there's chuck advice right there? Yet so you get out of fourteen tickets. So did you forget to the? Lastly, fifteen time: did you for Did you sneer call him a pig? What now I think it was just one of the things where, like they were riding the ticket even before I had a chance to do my little song and dance, he brought me the ticket else coming wait a minute, don't you know who I am and the guy that gives added tickets. I thought you, SAM Chuck from said we should not. Let means nothing, that's how you that you get out these days, buddy! Well, we're talking to

about some people who have very bad luck him. You know, like a lot of these lists. Usually dislike noted. We know that one know this is wrong. I think we try to do list once where I mean I can't remember which, when it was Billig, every single entry was jail. Leg just fall through their in the case of like three of these, this time, which I'm pretty that's not about banning ever tricycle beer in some of the These are the word luck. Bothers me sometimes because, as is the case, will go and get to the first one, IRAN Wayne, who was one of the original three partners of an apple computers, has not bad luck runway and made a port business decision? Have you were that's good point? Have you ever heard of runway before no have you, have an had. I heard his name I would have been like, sounds like porn actor, but he's not after no that was, There was another guy, I can't say his real name, though

who I demand that you say I'll tell ya MIKE okay, so he turns out this guy. Not a pornography actor he was one of the he founders of apple and is far I had known to this point. There too, founders of apple turns out. There were three at the beginning for like the first twelve days. Yes, go back to nineteen, seventy six and our way back machine and nerdy a little jobs and dirty little wozniak are younger eyes in their twenties, and they have this great. There It noted the time while they may have known it or suspected, but this this great vision for the future, but we're gonna kids and they didn't have any experience, so they, to a guy named RON Wayne who was in his forties to come in Can I help what they called with adult supervision?

because they were programmers from Atari, but they didn't have the actual business sense or whatever, and I was just a party job at the time. I believe so, but I had no idea Tare produced apple, though did you oh yeah did a bunch of Atari. I researched stuff for my text of guess, but oh ok, cool and we did a history of authority, two porter o speaking guess bozman. Let me just also give a shot, a real, quick sorry to interrupt this little entry, but I was our good friend John go forth in our new friend Brandt's podcast hysteria. Fifty one recently an ice. We talked about fair me paradox were like an hour. You was was awesome, so go check it out. Hysteria. Fifty want go check it out a kid so plug out right, sir, we're in nineteen. Seventy six, laws and jobs are recruited one one Wayne Raw. Wayne to be the else in the room to help with engineering documentation and

actually runway and who, who drafted the first apple contract and said you know what they agreed on. He does make it up, which said much. Everyone is gonna, get he got ten percent to jobs and was the Ex forty five and he even created the first apple logo, which was the logo we know and love. Now it was a like a would cut style thing of which was not the logo. We know and love. Now it was a like a would cut style thing of Isaac Newton under So I M rumbling though well he was very. Very quickly was like I don't know. If this is my kind of place, I thought it was a good idea like with these guys are doing, but this company in a garage, Steve Jobs, gifts, but it was a good idea like with these guys, are doing, but this company in a garage, Steve Jobs, keeps taking acid during the middle of business hours, didn't really

runway was like. I don't. I don't think I fit in here also apparently he was worried that he was going to have to pony up for in a whatever business debts they incur, I think that was a big deal here is like item out I'm out. Yet he was an adult and he was like. I've got a house in the wake of a real adult human like they're gonna turned to me, certainly when they do so. He he cast out and in twelve days twelve days after they establish their contract contractor, was kept by runway. Actually we'll get to that in a second. But he cached offered twenty three hundred there's two hundred thirty thousand you say no two thousand three hundred here and which is still today worth less than like ten grand idea and you didn't even get it all at once. He got eight hundred right then, and then he agreed to take one thousand five hundred later, and that was nineteen seven six and a nineteen eighty apple when public and every boy Involves became an instant millionaire nineteen.

Years later it hit. A trillion dollar mark for evaluation and all the while runway and get to watch this company grow and grow and grow and realise that he'd sold off ten percent of the stake in the company for twenty three hundred bucks yeah, apparently if he had held all those stocks- he'd be worth close to a hundred billion dollars. So he he takes issue with that. He said probably lost out on tens of millions near Ammunition- It depends on what like he can't send you can't back and do it all over again, like area he says right. I guess there always the thing of like what yeah but he always maintains. I would have gotten out after that before. Big cash in any way, probably so Ottawa. Look at it is that sort of a loss is what he tells himself basic

yours. I would have gone totally insane a long time ago yeah, but he did. Apparently he wrote a facebook essay and said I pray There would have been around and nineteen eighty and gotten some pretty good change and- and I think regrets it Probably there would have been around it in eighty in become a millionaire and for years he definitely were hung in there, but he just its hindsight. Twenty Twond Diana and the onto appears pretty interesting. Now you said he kept contract that very first apple contract and that he drew up and he kept it. Any auctioned that off in the early nineties, for how much five hundred Somalians five hundred dollars and Winwin happened. Now there is a piece of paper head hanging around mature. Turned around and auction it off you later in two thousand and eleven for almost one point: six million

IRAN weighing up now thou ones, bad luck, wonder what he did with his life. He Rove essays on Facebook. I mean nobody ok yeah. I guess I mean I Steve jobs. Ok, but I doubt if you like, you got it. Got, a low wage hourly paying job Nigh Donna He became Eddie monies to her manager. Things worked up in and every time anybody saying I want to go back to tear down runways, face set right. So I think we should move on Bergen. Leave runway and because my had also, we should definitely there has to anyone who faced adversity like this and was like as happens year and has had Tipp to waiting for down an and Hodges did not have that kind of experience.

She is the only person as far as anyone knows, the only human being in the history in recorded history of humanity to been hit by a meteor. I'm working and I shouldn't we actually. Oh, she didn't get that So that's why I feel ok laughing It fell on her head, known and killed. Her note, we're thirty. Nineteen, fifty four in Alabama an eight point: five pound. A meteorite, through her roof bounced of a radio and hit her in the hip. Makes you wonder like if if she had been, you know where the radio was. This wasn't like a bounced ricochet, yeah ricochet, I mean how much worse would things have been probably dead?

there's a there. I saw a picture. I read it of her just randomly. We had already pick this episode sort of researching. I saw a picture of her bruise on, read it and it was some pretty nasty prettiness, oh Bruce here, but that was about as bad as it got physically. So she was lying on the couch, a media I came through the roof, hit a radio hear her and She became almost immediately a media sensation because we're gonna very quickly that a woman had been. Struck by a meteorite, probably the first and only person ever yeah it in that super rare, like it's rare it rare for a meteorite to fall, just an urban area where people live or suburban area where people s case out of, I would call Bam urban yeah I mean this. Is not usual, like usually meteorites, there's a lot of water on earth, usually though this land in the ocean somewhere. So it's big news,

If a meteorite hits anywhere near people, much less hitting a person right, there is a meteorologist. They Michael Reynolds, who told National Geographic get this. He said you have a better chance of being hit by a tornado, bolt lighting and hurricane it. Same time, then you do a meteorite, I'm sure how we actually quantify that, but I'd that's one of the barricades overridden awhile. Yeah- and this is where it gets. This is just so America and USA is there was a court battle, in her in her landlord, because her landlord was like that's mass base, rock This is my house in Hodges, is like now that's my space rock. Has it hit me in the hip right and they went to and Hodges actually won and got to keep that Sadly, ultimately valueless meteorite, yes, she's she's settled. Actually

ended up paying the landlord five hundred bucks for the right to the rock, but by the time this was finally settled. Two years later, they found that nobody cared any longer. He was old news, so nobody wants to buy the meteorite and you may think. Well, ok, is not clear that anyone would ever wanted to buy the meteorite to begin with, not true, they have a neighbor just down the road who had just the tiny little piece of that space rock and sold it at the time? This thing was a big me. Sensation and was able to buy a new house and a new car from the proceeds so that the just like clearly We ve got these space rock we're going to cash in we're gonna by the state of Alabama with the process. But two years later it was totally valueless and dumb and how does actually had a just kept taking turns for Worse of dying in a nursing home at eight

forty nine after having a nervous breakdown from the the whole ordeal man's very sad. But that meteorite is undisputed, Alabama Museum of Natural history and I hope that there is at least a small placard that memorialize is her. Surely there is right I would, I would hope so yeah which that that would be a nice thing after a string of bad luck, bad luck to you take a break. I think we should really take a break and talk about the unlucky is person in them. Again the story right after this we want to tell you about the Subaru love promise.

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Johnny Chuck. Tat bed of anxiety about me. No! No! No! I have anxiety about the twins as kids, it's so rotten and rough. I feel so bad for this guy. Well, here's the thing before the break. I called former First Beatles, drummer, not former first but and first beetles Drummer PETE best the unlucky as music he's been called that that's not true, either PETE best in her bad luck, PETE best didn't have good jobs. Oh, is that what it was so ok was: ok, that's totally different thought it was. I didn't think it was bad luck necessarily, obviously didn't die, but the group by either

maybe it was like he had to walk round being like I've, a terrible personality and that's why I'm not a beetle or whatever. Now what will get to that let's go back in time. Pete Bess, in the very early days of the Beatles in the nineteen fiftys when they were known as the quarrymen His mom. He was a drummer. And his mom had the own something called the Casbah Coffee Club in Liverpool cool and she was He was cool and she was very like ahead. Her time. As far as I am the Liverpool Music, seen very much out in front of it. So it's the kind of deal where like well, two drummer and his mom owns a place where we can play, I gotcha so he's in the band and it's good does now. We got a place where we can gig and we got a drummer. That's that can play. Ok, That was a big part of it was the

yeah. That was a big thing over the years. What did it was rumoured that he was kicked out because Paul said he was to hand we needed want any competition. Are you He still around yeah he's alive, and I can see the next part session. So he he. Was enough, so I guess at the time the Beatles by by the time people who can abroad on he was an officially brought on as it is like the Beatles Beetles, as we think of him today, where there is like or of em. There's like a rotating bunch of drummers and PETE Best was one of those drummers right. Yet he played and he was he could it was sort of like when I rotated and stuff. You should know early on a little bit like those rotation going for a short time to think, and then everyone else does went away dry, like p best played like eighty somethin gigs, with a b Pre Hamburg? I think ok, then

took him to Hamburg, which apparently was a big big turning point for everybody pay like eighty shows a week in Hamburg, I saw a great quo. They said that so in Hamburg is where the Beatles, like really started, to become like the drilgoes like a they lesson no ban, as They arrived wearing Lilac sport, jackets and trousers and left wearing black leather, jackets and genes. Where they learned sex drugs and rock and roll yeah PETE best. Wasn't it The drugs are, like the other. Three guys are really so. That was a problem, sure that's a buzz, kill When the one guy the room insisted there staring. I e g yeah. Well, I guess I mean that's, came a buzz kill. I would guess right near browser, I think they're. All I could do and speed back then usher because they were playing, literally, like six or seven shows a night where they really play them? Anyhow, it was ridiculous. I knew So he was in a group called the black jack. Before that, though, went to

Amber Hamburg with the Beatles and then right after that, the Beatles go back to England and nineteen sixty two and they were just about to go into the studio to record their first, Those four am I an legendary manager, Brian Epstein called up and said sorry bloke. The boys want you out. Then it's already been arranged gal, meaning like they don't even bother time, which is sad and people pretty hard from what I understand fur. In a horrible twist of irony ended up working at the unemployment office, but working there now hanging out there. And by this time like he had made a name for himself around Liverpool is as musician. In a beetle. The reason why he's called the? Unlike he s, man, a music is not because he was beetle at one point in time, but that he was a bit.

At one point in time and was kicked out of the band a few weeks before the Beatles blew up yet and almost it makes you wonder like did they blow up because they moved on a ringer? Was it tat was just bad timing? Well, I mean here's the deal there interviews out there with both John and Paul. There is has been the rumour like I said that pits handsomeness threatened the band. That is not true paws on record. As saying like you know, it's just some it happens early in the days of bans like ring, we this really struck by how, great Ringo was PETE best set out one gig cuz. He he was sick or something Ringo set in and they were all just like wow like they all felt it, and it was just magic happen. Who were there? Like? Oh boy, I know what's gonna happen job. For his part, said you now nothing to do with his looks. He said he was discarded. The crap drummer I mean was john- was not.

Nice guy in a world that here I cannot through through it on the table, was like he wasn't a good drummer. He just wasn't. He was a good first drummer and clearly It was time to move on from him and it was mainly because his mom owned a place where we could play gacha, not very nice, gosh. You know what I mean that doesn't make a mighty lucky now he did the Jobs- and you know he is- I mean yes he's reckoned with us on article from last year where he was like. He never spoke to the that other three guys. Again- and he I get me in part not to sit down and might have a scotch and talk about it and he's like the doors open, really air. I don't know pause gonna, do that maybe not He was on Howard stern powers in power to cycle carriages. Gonna write a project to set a gilt avoided policy is just like no, no, no

he did get royalties, though later on, when the Beatles anthology came out, because that included stuff from PETE best. So he ended up, get some money, a mayor, ok here the lesson here is: don't ever gets sick yeah, that's the key everybody right so we're gonna go from nineteen. Sixty Liverpool, too, over the New Orleans area where they have heard Keynes supposedly there came party every time the wind blows of heard, but they actually do have legitimate hurricanes knows her. Kids can do a lot of damage as we saw in two thousand five with Hurricane Katrina, Maritime her, Katrina roles around A woman named Melanie Martinez was on her fourth house. Having been destroyed by hurricane near previously George,

eighteen thousand nine hundred and eighty one and nineteen nineteen one thousand nine hundred and eighty five and Betsy one thousand nine hundred and sixty five had destroyed her house by the time Katrina came around. But after everybody real, learn their lesson there, like okay, we ve been taking this way to institutionally We need to really actually like protect New Orleans from flooding from hurricanes and so the federal government stepped in the government Louisiana stepped in and they really fortified New Orleans. So that years, There are seven years later, actually to the day of Katrina making landfall. When Isaac made land for New Orleans held up, it was a pretty big. Came, but a bit whether New Orleans weathered, unfortunately in little tiny town of bath weight to the little south of New Orleans. Which I thought south of New Orleans was like the Caribbean, her the Gulf. I guess there's a little town called bath pathway. They did not fortify this town,

and it does so happened that those were Melanie Martinez bills. Another house that proved to be her fifth, one that was destroyed by a hurricane yeah. This is truly bad. Luck Granted all of those houses were in the same flood plain, but it's it's not like everybody's house was destroyed every time like this is truly bad luck to have houses lost This last one before Isaac, She was selected for any reality. Show hideous houses gotta twenty thousand our make over brand new kitchen who appliances in a new sewing room a hand, apparently that episode air just a few weeks before eyes at came around destroyed that house to an You know and asked her into thousands well like: why do you keep building here? You know it's like everyone else like its this is my home, like

I live where I was born and raised- and this is my home, a key measure with their phone calls like it's. Ok, I'm a prick, with hideous houses in your house has been selected to be on hideous houses. A she probably apply, now the works. Now I think they just go. Scheme your house and really like now, I'm sure you apply now that varies from showed a show, so for the last time, with the hurricane Isaac into doesn't twelve she and her husband and their pets and Melanie Martinez's. Elderly mom barely escaped with their life. They had a hammer through their roof. They were trapped in the attic with the floodwaters rising there to hammer home under the roof and climb out where they were rescued. Yemen Gimme a cheese ITALY's they got out, they did, but so the thing that makes a really bad luck will grow. Quick shook his that milk Martinez said she would never have stayed around for that hurricane. She,

because of our elderly mother. She wouldn't have rister her health. They got stuck there because her van broke down well, but you got out. Ok You know I mean I can see the house, so it's true is very sad. Are too this next one is. This is pretty remarkable whenever here about people that are and I've heard stories like this over the years where people were had the bad luck to in various places where, like terrorist attacks, happened more than once right in this couple. This british couple Jason, Karen's Lawrence and his partner Jenny. They had this three times they were in New York City on nine eleven right on a just, a reg holiday there, so that number one a few years after that

They went vacationing n and their very own London in July to them and five in just a day into that trip was, and the suicide bombers attack the London underground on which was horrific. They under don't think they're in the underground at the time, but I imagine it point there like all right. What's going on here, fears To that end, two thousand aid like all right, we're gonna get out of town again and this time mom by India. And another terrorist attack when the luxury hotel was was attacked in the railway station an hundred. Seventy four people died there. They were all three of those all three, the three biggest terrorist attacks. I guess in the West, in the in the twenty first century. They were therefore near the deadliest ones, at least in the thankfully survived all three of those, but I imagine, after those three trips their pro,

not going on vacation very much anymore, they they fill a pool their backyard there like this is what we're doing from now on me. I can imagine. I really can't either tell you the truth to take a break, let's take a break out again come back and talk about some more hard luck case, after that so gay. Support for this pod gas in the following message: come from e trade. Investing your money should require moving mountains, no matter how much or little experience you have. E trade makes investing simpler and for a limited time get one hundred dollars. When you open, a new account would just five thousand dollars. It's all about helping your money work hard for you for more information, visit e trade, Doc

slash, learn more e trade securities Elsie member S. Eye PC, ok shook so this. When I can't quite put my finger on whether this is whether Alexander, Graham Bell, is a no good thief or not. I don't know ghost I saw some more recent stuff, and I think that his image has been a little more reformed. Walk through that will get to that but if you're in ITALY in your little kid- and you are taught who invented telephone. They do not teach you that it was Alexander. Graham Bell is more effect. They may speak when they say the name Alexander, Graham Bell, because they are very much believe that Alexander Graham Bell stole the idea for the telephone from Antonio

Maybe she who is an italian inventor who seem to have invented something Mary telephone like at least a few years for Alexander, Graham Bell supposedly invented his yeah. He actually filed a patent, preliminary patent, that is in the U S, five years before Bell for what he called the teller through a foreigner which is a much better name and telephone? Do you think? So? I would love it if people are like you're Tillage Savona, let me see your trow brow see their love that so Antonio mutually. He definitely realise that you could send sound over electrically activated copper wires yak, unlike the eighteen, Is he knew this any started?

kind of messing around with in one at one time. He created basically a telephone between his workshop and is his wife's bedroom, because his wife had been stricken with some sort of paralysis and able to communicate with her without having to go in and check on her all the time he basically rigged up a telephone. This is in the I think, the eighteen eighteen sixties. In New York right now and even debut, this invention to the press, but he didn't speak English and the English speaking Press in New York didn't speak tell him. So I was really just covered by the italian press, but this guy in eighteen sixty gave a demonstration of his telephone and again it wasn't until one thousand eight hundred and seventy six- that Alexander Graham Bell got his patent and, like you said Mucci, he filed a preliminary patent and I looked into this. You know what those are

near silver. The preliminary pen is basically that you pay a much lower fee to basically put a hold on your invention. You say this thing is coming: if anyone else stirred sniffing around with their own invention. You me no and then the patent office will give. You will give you three months to file a formal patent which is again more expensive. So the idea is that maybe she didn't have enough money to file a full patent. So we he placed a preliminary patent and didn't have enough money to renew it. You have to renew a annually and Alexander Graham Bell swooped in yeah and here's the thing I thought. Well, I mean they're been plenty of inventions. Were people working in a vacuum came up with similar idea with similar technology, sure but beauty, actually shared space with Bell. Then that's when I was like ok, it's not a good look for

for sure yeah and then I didn't more. Research outside did Alexander, Graham Bell steal the telephone, and this is this is not news and I saw article that was, I guess he stole it from Eliza Gray like who, while he's the one who supposedly went to the patent office the same day within hours of Bell to file a path on the phone and lost out. Yes, there are several people that claim that Bell. It was not his original idea. Well, maybe she actually sue Belle area in the case made it all the way to the Supreme Court, but then made she died before it was resolved and they threw the case out very soon but the House of Representatives in two thousand to Britain, voted on a resolution to say yes Antonio may achieve is the inventor of the telephone as far as in the U S are concerned what I saw what I referred to earlier, that

that I was wondering if his image has been reformed. He has extensive notes about his invention that he would have had to have falsified and had apparently been scrutinised by historian, so if he was a fraud here they really methodical fraud, a girl, that's one of their complaints so I shall gray is that the sketches were like virtually identical to graze. Oh really, answer enough, while we were, I think we need DE release, assured of Alexander Graham Bell. I think there could be a fool. Ebby, ok for Abbe Full happy. Pan Rainier tie our I'd like the time you get whether it be remembered, I know, was harrowing. Our citizens, this is actually kind of fine, because

I like it when the bad luck isn't like super like devastating to someone's life and there they can a role with it. You know, and it cost us midsummer talk is definitely because with it nothing bad happened here, there's a an annual lottery in Spain that dates back to eighteen, twelve called L Gordo it's a Christmas lottery and it's a big big. They call it out Gordo the FAT One, because it's a big big fat pay out and it's very, very much a tradition in Spain in two thousand eleven, the jackpot was at the time the biggest ever it close to a billion dollars. Nine hunter fifty million bucks and theirs old town called us so data and people in this town. Is it a telling her? No, I didn't say so: data there is cause for so in pseudo resin,

there would pull money together. Sometimes by their lottery tickets, has a cost. Twenty six bucks, a p, It's not like going down a guy like that. I don't even know how much spot accosted America's in like a dollar exactly twenty six. We did a lot of certain facts they didn't. We, I think we talked about Gordo in the latter episode, because whenever I reckon nice, the name year El Dorado. The tickets for twenty six bucks Ellison in thousand Levin and this town, their money together. Seventy families all chipped in because times are tough, and they didn't spring for their own ticket and one. They did when thumb this town of, like simple farmers, whose backs were kind up against the wall. From the economic downturn you reference. Apparently, there are also experiencing a prolonged drought to revoke the little tents,

overnight had all of their money troubles just go away. Every single household in the town one a minimum level of a hundred and thirty? U S dollars hundred. Thirty thousand, I'm sorry up, two millions right later: they bought like fault, full chunks of the tickets from this Lotto, and so all these people like road there tractors into town on Christmas day to celebrate that they had all this one, the lottery all except one guy cost US missile Tarkas, whose house was visited by the people, selling the lottery tickets for the town fundraiser and who didn't buy a ticket as a result. Right. He lives a little bit on the outskirts of town with a woman, his romantic partner at the time and she actually bought in. And one hundred thousand american dollars. Now I guess it was a hundred thousand euros

Kosovo's about a hundred and thirty thousand american dollars. Yet so she won and he did not there. Together. Now I dont know if that Anything to do with it. I'm not saying it does. I think they had already split up. Ok, but at any rate, he didn't want any money, but he's a filmmaker men. He was like the his quote was that it was really a gift from Heaven, as if some one had given me, the perfect gripped so he decided to make a documentary about this town. Bout. This lot I win and about these villagers apparently did not change their ways much they all still living. Simply, and they are still shared, how you know like lots of fame in a single house in It was really gonna heartwarming in I read an article from Logistic a year and a half ago where he was support the finishing it up, but then I never saw anything about the actual documents, I don't know if it was ever really stirred finished fully. I also

there he made out ok he'd been trying to sell his property there. For, I'll, but because of the economic downturn, he couldn't get rid of it and right after but he bought it from him. Well, let's get hopefully a full asking price yeah. He seems like a good guy who's. Can I can I didn't buy ticket here? What you gonna do making some about it gets as happens right so had Tipp to cast. The Smiths attack is to penetrate sewed, chuck you're moving along we're going from Spain to right here in Atlanta, do remember the ninety six Olympics. I do because I was on a road trip out west. My friend and I asked when we took our like two and a half months trip Volkswagen Van and likely not a bit land over the Olympics. You did I miss much year

member everybody in Atlanta who own business sunk times, a cash into their business, to revamp it for olympic fever and no one left downtown nobody. They just stay down TAT, one of the other things about the ninety six Olympics. Aside from like one most mediocre, maybe actually just outright bad opening ceremony, pretty bad member being on the road and cheap hotel, in New Mexico and seeing stainless steel pickup trucks- and I was too Psych out- what's going on. So a LAN hotline right there, cheese in addition to that, the ninety six Olympics is also remembered, as they say, an Olympic says a hundred years after the first modern Olympic games- ninety ninety six. But really more than anything, is remember for the Olympic Part bombing, which is a huge steel,

and this is I mean it was memorable because there was a big deal like that, this active domestic terrorism here in the United States, and it was at the Olympics and it actually could have been way worse than it was one one poor woman from, I believe, Albany or Lease Burg. Georgia died. I think a camera man from Turkey died from a heart attack running to the scene, but, like a hundred, people were, injured. But right before that bomb went off those of forty pounds, pipe bomb filled with rules and nails and all sorts of projectiles. There are a lot of people standing around it watching a concert by Jack back in the heart attack like one a M in Olympic Park and had they not been moved by a security, gardening, richer jewel. Surely more people would have died? Yes, a jewel sees this backpack. Again. This is now a backpack on the ground, like em

one would be like war was a thing do, and there are simply say suddenly see something say said the year: ninety six, it was just a year after the Opel Homer City bombing. It wasn't like this was on it. Ones, mind at the time, and a jewel said, hey. We should get out of here. There's a backpack on the ground, something smells fishy and I dont think you met. There was literal fish in the backpack. Sorry and he got people out there and alerted authorities and they started clearing the area pretty heavily in very quick- Richard jewels on the news as a local hero, national hero, yeah national hero and everything was going great until all of the day he was looked at as a person of interest. Thank the next day here currently the age I see got a scoop from the there lay a pity that the feds in everybody were starting to wonder if richer jewel wasn't the type a guy who would

plan a bomb in order to put himself in a position of being here. They they were like. You fits profile. Remember all that stuff going down yeah, crazy. How you can see somebody differently when people like Panem a certain way you know and later cages the idea that mustache with the island with their most says, resize or little beady, aren't they had he been charged with them impersonating officers, clearly like a wanna be copyrighted thing and dumb he ate. He looked round really bad and then, finally, in October, the F B, I was I to join, we cleared him he's not he's out a personal interest. There is surely somebody else, but by this time Richard whose name has been dragged through the mud associated with a major act of terrorism at the Olympics in the United States for months, before he was cleared and it was, the damage was was very much done yet of course, everyone knows, the real bomber was Eric, Rudolph,

again, you know he four months were really rough on jewel and his family any, after he was cleared and October. It's like, like everyone knew he was cleared, but it is still one of those things where, like its attached to his name, you know oh yeah, he entered. He went from the suspect phase to the late night. Talk show monologue, joke phase yeah, that's not a good transition notice. You know oh yeah, he entered, he went from the suspect phase to the late night. Talk show monologue, joke phase yeah, that's not a good transition noted very soon. You got like a settlement from CNN in New York Times, for, I guess overzealous and unfounded reporting. Maybe, but it was it was. He did not have like a great last part of his life or ice. The last one folks breaking news.

Josh emails me about thirty minutes, where we record or so and said by the way the number one down the list is a fraud. I said he may be a fraud, although he said he was so you re here. Ok, sorry, not proven that he's a fraud because well will assist in dollars. Yeah. What's his name, so lack Phrony frontal front, I see lack funny I everywhere else aside if they are in Ie No, what you believe anymore! No wages, just lost touch with reality choice, so he he's been dubbed the luckiest man in the world for supposedly surviving seven Russia's with death range from. A train going into an icy river to cars going off of cliffs. Again into icy rivers. Cars. Hang on fire cars plunging off of cliffs, like so much stuff that you like. Can this be true, especially

the plane crash that went down where he supposedly was down at the door and landed on a haystack year before the plane crash? Does this real solely of it? So here's the thing out starts in, I believe, two thousand five. He buys a lottery ticket winds like a million dollar million euro lottery, and that happened that definitely have a hooker and he was interviewed by the Scotsman, the newspaper, the Scotsman, and in this article he's like. Oh, you think it's lucky that I won one million dollars. Let me tell you about some of the unlucky things that have happened to me and he starts reeling off the stories of like just narrowly escaping death and the Scotsman's like wow. That's fantastic, we're going to print this and the It's been printed it and all of a sudden asserted getting picked up by other news outlets and other news outlets and other news outlets and then finally, and why These articles there

commoner commenter, who identified himself as Friday Sea, like son, who said hey not one single journalists, as ever independently verified a single one of these stories, disguise action, my father and he is always wanted to be famous so when he was interviewed for winning the lottery, he saw his chance any made all of this up well It was an internet commoner. It must be true exactly that's why I was because it's like, Would the only place you found it? Yes, but the point remains correct there's never been, and none of it has ever been independently verified. So it's not entirely. That's it. It's entirely possible that there he wasn't on any plane or in him by a bus accident or that is car crash is not verified that he has been as clearly shown that he hasn't been it's just. This guy makes a really good point that this due to everybody says, is the luckiest man in the world

it's possible made it all up. Now, how can we not to the bottom of this, what you mean, what I mean We found out the world is flat and that they take the moon landing through research. Why can't we what would happen with front so act like you and me, Specifically or any body like generally this, you could find this outright at yeah. I guess you could, I think no one owing to the trouble of doing as a good story that nobody likes it's not really hurting anything for him to be lying in, for the lie to be perpetuated. It's more just sir is this kind of laziness among journalism. I guess her, including us, kids, I didn't go, get to the bottom of it. I didn't go independently verify any of his claim. Well, I did see an article that is

you saw it at all. That's interesting not come now. I didn't see it on their and our honour Marie. I saw the article on the look go ahead. While there was an article that talked about the fact that the matter the comment or whatever and the doubts yeah. I think that's become kind of thing, because There was a viral viral video that dumb there. Made the rounds. I was really really interesting because it just cute little animation of this guy's story in his life- and I guess I The thing about him be a being a possible hoax on BBC yeah. If you BBC together in all that's interesting. You have legitimate fact right I apologise for looking at my phone right now, but I'm doing your time investigation and apparently some people have googled in these play

crashes in things aren't document. So it sounds like it might be. It might be false claims on it now, but even still too great story, I mean just the fact that this guy it up all of this load of b s sure during interview. Nobody is one of the great Improv comedians of ultra right, a good way to end things too. Don't you think I think so? Well, thanks for joining us, everybody thinks for pudding You smoking jacket in Europe. How slippers. Putting on a nice, some very white record and relaxing with this. I hope you feel relax now. Do you feel relax chuckling I do in Jerry does obviously she's asleep. Well, if you want to know more about the unluckiest, people in the world is go, look at stuff on the internet May or may not be true, but who really cares right since I said that it's time for listen to mail?

I'm going to call this one that sort of an older one that I forgot about, so apologies to Jessica, Breslin Cuz. I told her. I would read this a month ago. Hey guys, love the recent episode and rape kids, but wanted to make a tiny correction about how the golden state killer was called. Although there The time that the gold circulars DNA was parted a clog. The dna had actually been identified linked to his crime since the nineties. The problem was, they had no person to compare it to this change into nineteen when they compared to DNA, submitted to a familiar he'll dna base when a relative their dna to the familiar dna site. They were able to see that nay, was related and from there rabble the narrow down their suspects to too likely family members. After bring it down to those two, their able to it and further suspect collect a sample of his dna. To compare it to the golden state. Killers hovers still good proof of my testing backlog. Kids is still so important. You never know what sort of technological breakthroughs will help law enforcement catch. The perpetual

There is, even when you don't have a suspect leather project. I appreciate all the hard work keeping and entertaining and respectful. Even when it's such such sensitive subject matter and as Jessica Wrestling, I guess I I was going up there at the end. Wasn't yes, indeed, did go up there. Chuckles kind of a nice will flourish. I want things like just going shape the email and, if you sorry for being a monthly reading it that was all chuck, and if you want to get in touch with us, like Jessica, did you can go to stuff? You should know com check out our social links in touch with us that way or you can send us a girl, fastening mail to stuff pie, Cast radio Doc stuff. You should know its production of I radios. How stuff works for more podcast, my heart, radio, I hurt radio Apple podcast.

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