Terror at Camp Roanoke E1 - 2025 Monster of the Week One-Shot

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>> Elizabeth: August 12, annod Domini
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1585. My dearest
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Elizabeth, the voyage has concluded
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and we find ourselves upon the shores of this new
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world. The air is
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thick with unfamiliar senents. As we
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disembarked from the Tiger and her sister'ships
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we encountered the native Akquascagog people,
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guided by a local named Mantea.
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They seemed indifferent to our arrival, their
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ways simple and their interests
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fleeting. It was
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during this time that a handsome silver
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goblet belonging to Grenville caught my
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eye. An
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opportunity swift as a viper presented
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itself, promising a future of comfort
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and elevated standing for us in this
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untamed land. In the ensuing
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bustle, the goblet became mine.
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Grenvilles subsequent fury at its disappearance fell
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upon the natives. Despite the denials,
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he retaliated with brutal force. Their
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village now a smoldering testament to his
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anger. A regrettable incident,
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perhaps, but one that establishes our
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dominance effectively between us.
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Elizabeth, this misunderstanding serves
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a dual purpose. The goblet is
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secured, awaiting its opportun reappearance.
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And these locals provide a convenient scapegoat
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for any future acquisitions
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that might benefit our cause. A, win win,
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wouldnt you agree? This land is
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ripe for the taking, and a little fear
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will ensure our safety as we build our
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fortunes. We are now bound for
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Romanoke island to establish our settlement. A more
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defensible position, I am told. Keep this
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news close to your heart, my love, and dream of the
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riches that await us in this new world.
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I shall write again once we are settled.
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Yours eternally,
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Richard.
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>> Skylar: A hefty dip in the road bounces the entire
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bus, forcing you awake as you look out the window to
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see the campsite ahead of you. You look back, hoping to get
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a glimpse of Man's Harbor Bridge. But the dust coming off the
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back wheels and the distance you have already made onto Roanoke
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island stop you from seeing even the ocean waters.
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The brakes of the bus let out a horrid
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screech as it finally comes to a stop outside of a
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large cabin simply labeled Mess Hall.
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>> Skylar: Algh Team. we're here.
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>> Skylar: The eccentric owner of the summer camp shouts from the driver's
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seat of the bus as he looks back at all of you and
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the other workers with a proud smile, obviously
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waiting for your reactions to his park.
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As you grab your supplies, waiting patiently for the hulking
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mass that is Braydn Big Guy
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Barnes, who takes up a majority of the bus'center
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aisle, you inevitably manage to grab your duffel bags
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and step off the bus. Before you is
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a stretch of fairly flat land that spans
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out until meeting the ocean which surrounds
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you on every side. One with any
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amount of understanding of land masses would easily be
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able to identify this as an island. The
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concet sound of the light waves crashing against the
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shoreline around you is rather soothing. You
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lean to your left and see a variety of stone structures
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peeking out from the grass and sand that make up
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the ground of this campsite. The occasional
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tree pokes up and spaces out the landscape, but they are
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few and far between. As you turn yourself
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towards the area from which you came, you can see the
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dirt path disappearing into a dense forest behind
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you, the eastern border of this camp, which,
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if you were to follow the pathway that vanishes within the brush and
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leaves, would lead you to the very bridge that will return
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you to the mainland. At the end of your week,
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you take a deep breath of the familiar ocean air,
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a welcome relief from the stuffy bus.
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>> Skylar: ill give you some quick cabin assignments before
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assigning work. lets plan on meeting right back here
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in 10 minutes.
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>> Skylar: Willie gives you all a friendly smile before reading off
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cabin names and pointing in the general direction of where
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his employees can find them.
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>> Skylar: Ophelia and Hazel. The two of you will be over in
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the peach cabin.
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>> Skylar: You watch as the two girls from your group begin to load up their
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supplies. Hazel hoists a comically large
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backpack over her shoulder, stuffed to the brim with all
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sorts of objects, some of which peek out from the flaps and
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pockets of her bag, revealing pens of every
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color, notebooks, canisters of sunscreen, and
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in excess of other necessities.
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Ophelia, on the other hand, tosses a black sling bag
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over her shoulder and with her other hand
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extends the handle of a black travel suitcase with
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neon blue accents, exactly the color scheme
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that she herself features across her outfit,
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makeup, and even her hair. She mumbles something
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under her breath, I told you to call me Onyx.
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But Willie seems to not hear her say this,
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and the two girls head off to the nearest cabin that barely
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pokes out from behind what you assume to be some sort of nurses
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station, given the big red cross symbol featured on
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the exterior wall.
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>> Skylar: U Braydn and u Soapy
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Joe. Is that correct?
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>> Cameron: Yeah, you could you just call me.
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>> Skylar: Joe if you want.
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>> Skylar: Oh, thank goodness. Bradeden, Joe, and Justin,
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the three of you guys are going to be in the Apple
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cabin.
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>> Skylar: Willie gestures towards the northern side of the island, near
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what looks like a beach with a pair of poles which you
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assum are for some sort of volleyball nets and such.
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Braydn's muscle bound arm, reaches down and grasps the
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handles of his sports duffel, seemingly weighing
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100 pounds at least, and lifts it like a feather
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over his head. He begins to stride forward, but
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pauses for a moment as he raises and lowers the bag as if
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testing the weight. He holds it out in front of him to
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find a second green and orange duffle is clipped
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to it with a carabiner. The hulking figure turns around
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with an annoyed look on his face, which is met by the cheeky grin
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of Justin, who offers a chuckle and a shrug.
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Braydn holds it out with a grunt, communicating he is
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not planning on carrying the significantly smaller man
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supplies for him. Worth a shot. Justin
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chuckles as he unclips the bag, which falls straight to the ground,
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bringing Justin with it. He dusts off his camo
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patterned cargo pants and takes the straps of
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his bag in both hands. He lets out a somewhat pathetic
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whine as he tries to pull it off the ground and
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sets it atop his scrawny left shoulder. The weight of the bag
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practically pulls him down, but he narrowly catches himself before
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awkwardly trudging along after Brayden towards the apple
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canbin. what about you Connor? Or
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should I say so be Joe? Tell me about what you look like
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and your accoutrements.
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He's.
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>> Cameron: He's a bit of a husky guy, you know, he's like mid,
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like early 20s. He's got the scraggly kind of
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beard. He's got the cargo pants with all kinds of
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pockets becausez he's a, he's a bit of a shutterbug, you know. So he's got to keep
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the extra lenses or the camera batteries.
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Extra ones. Those and his cargo pants
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with him. He's got he's got a little camera bag
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inside the camera bag. He's got a digital camera.
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>> Skylar: Nice.
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>> Cameron: An infrared camera for those. For those nighttime.
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Yeah, the nighttime stuff. Especially since he's like into the
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cryptozoology.
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>> Skylar: Truead.
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>> Cameron: and he's got a digital sound recorder as like a kind
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of like external microphones.
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>> Skylar: Right.
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>> Cameron: Kind of stuff. He's also got a metal detector and an
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electromagnetic field detector. So
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no, nothing is getting undetected. That's right
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around this man's. And he's got
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a.32 revolver because.
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>> Skylar: Because it was an option they
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str to revolver what they is or did
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he like take it from his parents?
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>> Cameron: He like, you know, if you're going out like
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look into the crypto zoology kind of stuff you
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got. You gott stay prepared.
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>> Fatty Lumpkins: You got Got a take draf.
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>> Skylar: I don't.
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>> Fatty Lumpkins: I'm so.
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>> Cameron: He's honestly surprised that they let him.
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>> Cameron: On the bus with.
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>> Skylar: Oh, wait, dude. Yeah. So when you guys are at the state or. It wasn't
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even a station. It was literally just like a meetup spot. Like the
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guy that put out the ad, Willie, he's like, yeah, okay, I'm gonna
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pick you guys up at 6am M at the spot.
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And you showed up there. There was no check
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of any kind. You just got you guys on the bus and drove you
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out to the island.
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>> Fatty Lumpkins: Yeah.
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>> Skylar: Sounds really sketchy.
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>> Fatty Lumpkins: Yeah, he might have done background chec.
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>> Cameron: The background checks ahead of time.
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>> Skylar: Sure.
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>> Cameron: You know, he was just a consolidated spot.
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>> Cameron: We are working with children.
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>> Skylar: Well, you would hope. Those are just here for
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setup.
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>> Cameron: We're not gonna work at the camp?
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>> Fatty Lumpkins: No, we're like, oh, I, thought.
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>> Cameron: We were gonna work at the camp.
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>> Skylar: A week long thing. Yeah, sorry.
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Sorry to ruin your expectations.
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>> Skylar: I don't know.
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>> Skylar: Maybe.
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>> Cameron: Actually, you know what?
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>> Skylar: Maybe there's an opportunity that you can.
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>> Cameron: I was gonna say some people work.
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>> Fatty Lumpkins: Just for the setup while other people do both. Sure, sure.
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>> Skylar: I think that would be an option. Let's call it an option.
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>> Fatty Lumpkins: He said that's what my character is doing.
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>> Skylar: Trial run. He's like, I only got like two
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positions available. I've hired all the other people that we need to
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run things and only got two available. So whoever my two favorites
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that did the most work, will go on
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to continue at the camp.
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>> Fatty Lumpkins: Interesting hiring process.
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>> Skylar: and lastly, we have, Martin
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Fresh and, Greieve Gershwin. the two
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you guys are going to be bunking in the Fig cabin.
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>> Skylar: The camp owner points a finger off past the cabin that
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the girls just headed off to, and you spy a second one nestled
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behind it. just nearby the steepled
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chapel building. would you guys like to
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describe a little bit about what kind of gear you guys are
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holding on to and carrying with you?
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>> Cameron: I'll start.
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>> Fatty Lumpkins: my guy, he. He he's got
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khaki cargo pants on. Oh,
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okay. and he's got like a regular shirt on, like a
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T shirt. And then over top of it, he's got like a khaki vest on
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that matches the cargo pants. And he's got lots of
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pockets for.
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>> Cameron: Whatever he may need.
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>> Fatty Lumpkins: And he's wearing a baseball cap that just says hat
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on it. sponsor.
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And then he's got the comically. The
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comical.
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>> Skylar: Just large dollop of sunscreen on his
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nose. Got him to take that Notse.
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>> Fatty Lumpkins: And he grabs his m backpack, which is also
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the same matching color as his outfit. Like, he bought like
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a. Like a. Like a set for like a camping
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set.
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>> Cameron: It's like an amp outfit set, but.
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>> Fatty Lumpkins: It came with the backpack as well. So he's got two.
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>> Cameron: Two straps on it, and he tosses.
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>> Fatty Lumpkins: It on his back and he's standing there
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like he's ready to go.
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>> Skylar: It sounds like a great niche market, like
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full sets of camping gear and
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gear. Yeah. That all have a, color scheme that matches.
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>> Cameron: I think they'd be like, whose S10 is this? Oh,
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look, that guy matches the 10
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paty O.
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>> Skylar: How. What is Greieve Gershwin? what's he hauling
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with him?
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>> Fatty Lumpkins: So he likes to travel pretty light
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just so he can drop everything and jump after
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the nearest snake or gate or. Or whatever. So
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he's just got his. Right, we're just gonna. With the
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really short khaki shorts. Yeah, the really short
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pea Makes everybody uncomfortable. Exactly. And then he's
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got the. The matching button up shs and the bandana. And then
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for equipment, he just has a pretty light
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little knapsack type thing. Just one of those braw string
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knapsacks.
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>> Skylar: Okay, so you. Nobody has a fanny pack? Just to
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clarify.
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>> Fatty Lumpkins: Oh, no, he's no nerd. He. I have a fanny
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pack.
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>> Skylar: Weren't AF freh as a pany pack.
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>> Cameron: It also matches.
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>> Skylar: And you've got an epipenn in there.
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>> Fatty Lumpkins: Just in case expired.
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>> Skylar: And.
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>> Cameron: Well, he doesn't have an epic pe.
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>> Fatty Lumpkins: In it, but he does have his.
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>> Cameron: Pocket knife in it, a multi tool.
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>> Fatty Lumpkins: In it, and a, bandages.
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>> Cameron: Multiple bandages.
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>> Fatty Lumpkins: His sunscreens in it.
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>> Cameron: Do I need to keep going or.
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>> Skylar: It's pretty good. With that being said, grieve Gershwin
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when kind of. I'm scared to
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ask, but what kind of equipment does this gar hunter wannabe
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guy have on his presence?
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>> Fatty Lumpkins: So having hunted near and wide,
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he does come prepared with
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a first aid kit full.
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>> Skylar: Oh, good.
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>> Fatty Lumpkins: Various medicine, mostly antivenoms.
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>> Skylar: that makes sense. Sammon.
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>> Fatty Lumpkins: No, those are all refrigerator. You can't have those
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areers. You can,
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but, beer best. He is. He does walk
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around with a net launcher. Oh, okay. And
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in dire situations, when it is his
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life or the others, he does carry a survival knife.
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>> Skylar: I kind of like the idea that, going back to your character
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creation, I like the idea that he's very,
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peaceful and pacifistic when it
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comes to animals. But if people get in a way, he's like,
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oh, no, no, if you mess with the animal, I'm gonna.
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>> Fatty Lumpkins: I'm gonna shoot you.
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>> Skylar: Or in this case, stab you or whatever. I don't know. Anyway,
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I'll leave that up to you. So you all spend the next 10 minutes
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unpacking your m materials that you brought along
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before heading back to the Mess hall, where Mr. Willie is
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waiting with a small breakfast of donuts,
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chopped fruit alongside with cups of water and
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orange juice to wash down the food all.
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>> Skylar: I hope you all settled in nicely.
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>> Skylar: He says with a beaning smile.
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>> Skylar: There's plenty of work to be done in this short time that spans
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this week, but, I figured I give you all a little bit of background
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on. On the camp and the island that we,
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Before we get started on everything.
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>> Skylar: Ophelia lets out a groan of annoyance. Hazel,
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who sits next to her, is smiling ear to ear, excited to
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be educated.
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>> Skylar: I'm sure that amidst your history
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classes.
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>> Skylar: Or teachings, he gives Barton Fresh
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a glance.
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>> Skylar: You may have heard about the Lost Colony.
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It was a group of early American settlers that had come
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to this island. Well, their leader,
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a man named John White, decided
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to rush back off to England on a supply run shortly
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after they landed. And unfortunately, he was delayed
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for three whole years before he could get back to
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this island. And unfortunately, once he did, he
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found the settlement was completely abandoned. With not a
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soue insight, all that was left behind was the
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word Croatoan scratched into a wooden beam.
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Well, needless to say, this American
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mystery has intrigued myself and other
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historians for decades. So when I m
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commissioned the development of this part, I was
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incredibly excited at the idea of digging up some cloth
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and pieces of the mystery. And we most
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certainly did. we found artifacts, tools,
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letters, and so much more left behind by those early
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settlers and those that came after.
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>> Skylar: Mr. Willie beckons for you all to follow him as he
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leads you across the floor of the mess hall to a
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protrusion in the north corner where a sectioned room has
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been set up as a small museum. Various
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glass cases line the walls and sit on pedestals
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labeled with a variety of information highlighting the native
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tribds of the area and the facts about the early
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settlers.
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>> Skylar: Become a bit of a collector, Willie.
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>> Skylar: Admits with a slight andbarrassed chuckle.
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>> Skylar: I've even gone as far as to reach out to colleagues over
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in England.
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>> Skylar: Who have been able to procure me.
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>> Skylar: Some letters in ship'logs and other records
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from therein left behind by those who were connected to these early
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settlers that came to Roanoke. Almost all the
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documents I have Found are here.
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there are a few others that I have in my personal office
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over in the lighthouse, which, I might add, is,
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the only structure on this campsite that is off limits to all
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of you. So just be aware.
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>> Skylar: so what happened to him? Justin chimes in from
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the back of the small crowd you've all created at the entry of this little
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museum room.
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>> Skylar: I beg your pardon?
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>> Skylar: The Lost Colony or whatever. Did you figure out
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what happened to him?
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>> Skylar: Oh, well, we've certainly found
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a lot of clues, but nothing in the form of concrete
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evidence per se. most signs point to the
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likeliness that the settlers chose to integrate with the
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nearby Croatoan tribe.
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>> Skylar: Seems a little anticlimactic. Ophelia
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Scugffs.
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>> Skylar: perhaps. But even leading up to the colony's
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disappearance, there was a plethora of trials and
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tribulations and drama that was going on and.
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>> Skylar: What?
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>> Skylar: Well, I'll leave all that to, you guys to explore yourselves
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amidst these clues. there are all sorts of hints and
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answers hidden among this evidence here in this museum.
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So during your free time, I encourage you to swing
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back through here and see what you can find. And who
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knows, maybe you'll find something that I missed. But,
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anyways, I think that's a good transition to discuss the
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work that needs to be done throughout the week
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and assign each of you some of that work.
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>> Skylar: So, Mr. Willie kind of goes through the
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various jobs and tasks that we will need to be taken care of over the course
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of the time here at Camp Roanoke. he
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mentions that based on the amount of work there is to be done,
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it makes sense that each person kind of divvy up about
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3 of those jobs to focus on while they're
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here. And that way, ideally, everything will get
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accomplished. So, would any of you like to
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volunteer for anything in particular? There's the general.
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Cleaning and dusting, de winerization of the
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facility, unloading camp supplies and organization,
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cabin preparation, equipment, testing and repair, pool
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preparation, treating and cleaning, distribution, and
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setup of equipment, kitchen cleaning and preparations,
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restroom cleaning and preparations, yard work,
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things like mowing, weeding,
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prepping the sand.
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>> Fatty Lumpkins: Anything in particular that's jump at the, yard
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work.
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>> Cameron: Joe will clean the pool.
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>> Fatty Lumpkins: I wanted to clean the pool too. This
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should have been faster.
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>> Cameron: People can clean.
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>> Cameron: O yes.
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>> Skylar: that just means that you guys will be locked into a
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situation where you may be just talking to each other.
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>> Cameron: Oh, what?
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>> Skylar: Well, Bo well, thenn
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switch jobs.
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>> Cameron: We won t be talking to each other becausez so be Joe'gotta be
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Blotted.
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>> Fatty Lumpkins: So he. Yeah, that sounds about right.
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>> Skylar: It's gotta be Kids, open up the pool.
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>> Fatty Lumpkins: Kids these daysy's talking to his camera.
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>> Skylar: Soap nation.
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>> Fatty Lumpkins: So nation Nation.
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>> Cameron: So by soap studs.
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>> Skylar: awesome. So, essentially, with the assignment of.
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>> Cameron: All the work, were we just picking one job?
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>> Skylar: Well, we can start with one job. I. It really doesn't matter that much.
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It was really just to determine who you kind of ended up with because the
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NBC'also picked jobs. And so if there was an
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opportunity where you wanted to talk to them at all and call them at
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all, Totally, up to you. And if you wanted to, if
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there was one that really caught your interest, I could just assign you
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workday.
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>> Cameron: Then Soapy Joe will do the cabin preparation.
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>> Skylar: Okay, so Soapy Joe is go going toa go, prep the cabins.
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We got Martin Fresh is going toa be working on the pool.
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>> Fatty Lumpkins: Making it fresh.
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>> Skylar: Making it fresh. Fantastic. And in grieve. What did you
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y mowing Yard work. awesome. So Mr. Willie kind of gives you
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guys the full list of assignments of everything that needs to be done in the park.
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He kind of marks names next to some of this work to make sure that,
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you know, it's distributed pretty nicely. And then he
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bids you all ado. He says, you know, you got your cabin set up, all
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your years inside. He plans
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to return in one week's time. And as
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he's leaving, he gives you one final
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win. shout out.
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>> Skylar: o run. I'll be back on the mainland running marketing
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and such for the park. So I'll trust you all can be trusted to keep
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up with things here. But u do be aware the bridge
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will be unavailable during your week. So, I mean, unless
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there's a major emergency,
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neither I nor anybody else will be able to really pick you
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up until the week'over so
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anyway, see you gu.
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>> Skylar: And he hop back into the bus and he
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heads back to the mainland.
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>> Cameron: We have food, right?
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>> Skylar: Yeah. Oh, yeah. There's a food, like here in the mess hall. Like you can. There's a
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kitchen in.
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>> Fatty Lumpkins: So he's not gonna stay to make sure that
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we're doing our cleanup job
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correctlyage.
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>> Cameron: Yeah. Sound.
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>> Skylar: Say what you sound like je Justin is over there. He goes, oh,
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yeah, dude, let's have a raer razer on
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Roanoke.
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>> Cameron: Who cares about cleaning?
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>> Skylar: And then he. And then he kind of leans up to you and he's like, I don't know about the old guy
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over there, though. He was like a nerd. He seems like a
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narc. Oh, yeah, dude, It's.
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>> Cameron: I'm just glad I don't have to.
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>> Fatty Lumpkins: Clean the pool with him.
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>> Cameron: I'm kind of glad that I hopped over to cabin clean. Guy
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seems like a loser.
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>> Skylar: Yeah, I'm glad I didn't get the pool either.
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>> Fatty Lumpkins: my guy got a, ah, giant.
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>> Cameron: Smile on his face. Strai. And then you
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guys hear him like, you hear a camera click. And then
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the scroll of him. And in
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like this old. Those old disposable wind
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up. You hear it like the disposable click
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sound of those dis. And then you just put the. Him
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turning the knob to prep the next one as
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he's taking a picture of just like a potted plant on a
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windowill.
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>> Skylar: Oh, u. I. I'm the one.
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>> Cameron: That got the pool. I got the pool.
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>> Skylar: and you see Hazel is raising her hand.
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Hazel gives off the vibes that she.
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When group assignments are done, she just does the
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whole thing. It's not even like nobody
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else wanted to. She just did it
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before anybody really had a chance to even assign the work
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between them all. she'got glasses, she'got
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freckles, she'got red hair. And like I said, she'got a
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comically large backpack. Mabel.
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>> Fatty Lumpkins: Mabel. Vibes, Ma.
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>> Skylar: With that being said, for the next three
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days, you guys are doing various work. And
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so like that, I want to give you guys an interact or an opportunity to
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interact with the NPCs. So based on the list that I
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have here, Hazel is going to be working at the pool with Martin
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Fresh. Soapy Joe, what did you end up deciding on?
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>> Cameron: M. cabin cleaning.
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>> Skylar: Cabin cleaning. You're goingna be with Ophelia,
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the one.
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>> Cameron: That doesn't want to be here.
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>> Skylar: Yeah. And then finally we got grief. Who's
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going to be doing yard work? Anyone want to kick things off? Anyone
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in particular want to start with the interaction?
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>> Cameron: I guess I can.
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>> Skylar: Okay, sounds good. So, Connor, AKA Soapy
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Joe, you are cleaning up the cabins.
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Yep. And, do you have a particular cabin that you're
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at looking in the map that I have in front of you?
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>> Cameron: Spe @ the banana Cabinana.
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>> Skylar: Cabin. All right. You're at the Banana Cabin.
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>> Cameron: NER Cabin.
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>> Skylar: Ophelia.
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>> Fatty Lumpkins: Yep.
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>> Skylar: And what are you guys currently working on? Well, what are you
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working on? And maybe she's doing another element of it, like she's washing
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windows.
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>> Cameron: Well, Soapy Joe, he's got to be. He's got to film this vlog,
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right? So he's got to pull out the camera real quick. He's
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got to flip it around. And Ophelia is, like, off in the
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room.
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>> Fatty Lumpkins: He's like.
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>> Cameron: So he turns on the camera, like, what's up?
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>> Skylar: Su'nation, it's your boy, Soapy Joe.
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>> Cameron: We have Roanoke island in Camp Roanoke in North
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Carolina. This is the home of the lost
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colony. Dude, we'renna see what happened
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here. Why did they disappear? Who disappeared? And heoes
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really close to the camera.
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>> Skylar: Maybe it was Bigfoot.
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>> Cameron: And we'll just be here the whole week.
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>> Skylar: We're gonna spend 168
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hours here at.
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>> Cameron: Camp Roanoke to come getick to the bottom
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of that mystery. Stay tuned. And also,
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this video is sponsored by Quantum Beans. Thanks,
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Quantum Beans, for sponsoring this video. More about them later.
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He just, like, hits the off button and I'SORRY that was too
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loud. I gotta be up for my audience, you know,
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It's.
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>> Skylar: Oh, yeah, it's fine. I was pretty much just trying to ignore it to the
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best of my abilities. Wait, did you say quantum beans? Quantum
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beans. Yeah, I actually like quantum beans. They're actually really good.
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Really? Yeah, I drink a lot of, Quantum means
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coffee.
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>> Fatty Lumpkins: That's sick, man.
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>> Skylar: S your darkest rose. It's the dark.
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>> Cameron: It just opens your third eye.
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>> Skylar: It's just.
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>> Cameron: They just get it, you know? They just get.
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>> Skylar: Yeah. Do you know a lot about third eyes?
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>> Cameron: Yeah, that's, like my thing.
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>> Skylar: That's like.
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>> Cameron: So I got this YouTube channel, right? We got, like. Got, like
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50K subs on it.
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>> Skylar: Wow.
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>> Cameron: And that's like, all we do is we just, like. We do
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cryptozoology. We do some conspiracy theories.
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We dive deep into the mind.
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>> Skylar: The t o my God, into the.
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>> Cameron: Mind and into the mystery.
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>> Skylar: The mind is definitely a deep place to go into. I. To
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explore the depths of the mind. But mostly through, like,
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Like Eldritch stuff. I like to, like.
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>> Fatty Lumpkins: Like Cthulhu.
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>> Skylar: I'm a really big fan of that work. I read
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a lot of Edgaran Poe, actually.
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>> Cameron: You read the name My con?
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>> Skylar: Yeah. Then the dark hearts? Pretty much.
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>> Cameron: Dude, you should check out my YouTube channel. It's called Soby
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Joe. So be Joe got like 50k subs.
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>> Cameron: But re. We're.
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>> Cameron: We're getting.
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>> Cameron: We're getting.
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>> Skylar: I don't know, the other goths at school, if they saw
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that I subscribe to a guy named Soi Joe, I think
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they stopped hanging out with me.
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>> Fatty Lumpkins: No.
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>> Cameron: Cause, like, it's. It's just, the name m. You gotta, like.
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You gotta see the content. We're turnurning out some stuff,
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like, you know, What? I'm actually tonight I'm going
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sasquatch hunting in the little trees area.
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>> Skylar: Oh really?
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>> Cameron: Yeah, you should come with, dude.
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>> Skylar: I mean me? Yeah. Actually, that sound pretty tempting. I
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love the dark
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spaces.
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>> Cameron: Yeah, I love the dark spaces, dude.
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>> Skylar: Yeah. Do you mind if I. If we do go out there, do you mind if I
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do like a low ritual or something? Is that u.
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>> Cameron: As long as you don't like sacrifice me or anything.
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>> Skylar: I. No, no. We haven't gone that far yet.
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Noayids. No, it's more like
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like some light chanting and mixing of various
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herbs and spices.
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>> Cameron: So she's the kernel.
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>> Skylar: Usually go with like 11 herbs and
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spices. That's usually my maximum. That I have
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gone as far as. But I have friends within my coven that
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have gone as far as 16. 16.
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Yeah.
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>> Fatty Lumpkins: Yeah.
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>> Skylar: Let. Let's do it, man. Right on. Okay. Yeah,
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but like let's not bring
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Hazel or Justin. Those guys are annoying. Braydn
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is fine. He's quiet and that's important. But the other
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two are like blah blah blah all the time.
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It's annoying as all get out. I don't know about the other
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two guys, but the one guy kind of has
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freaky shorts. They're really. Yeah, you
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really.
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>> Cameron: You just kind of hope that he doesn't like squat
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downus'like.
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>> Skylar: You're afraid of what you're going toa see? more than anything.
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>> Cameron: Yeah.
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>> Cameron: So we'll.
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>> Fatty Lumpkins: We'll see about him, you know.
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>> Skylar: But you know, there's also the old
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guy too. I don't know about him. Oh dude, I swear he works
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at my school. Does he? Yeah, I'm pretty sure he does. I think he's like
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the history teacher or something. I don't know. He never does
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like gothic history, so I like pretty much never go to his
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class. Just been skirting by on A C
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minus. AC's get degrees though. Yeah.
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Yeah.
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>> Fatty Lumpkins: So yeah, let's.
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>> Skylar: I just realized I'm a 27 year old guy talking to high school
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stud.
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>> Fatty Lumpkins: Well, I'm.
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>> Skylar: I'm a senior.
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>> Cameron: Okay.
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>> Skylar: I mean I'm.
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>> Skylar: Are you?
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>> Skylar: Yeah. Let's say you're 18.
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>> Cameron: I like that you're at least 18.
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>> Skylar: Just to clarify list like isn't like a date? No. Or Joe.
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No.
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>> Cameron: Why not just say what you do. It kind of looks a little
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weird.
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>> Skylar: Well, not if we have Braydn and we have. Yeah. Yeah.
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>> Cameron: Let's get at least a couple other people up in there.
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>> Skylar: No, yeah, absolutely. I mean in sa. so do you really think that Bigfoot
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is On this island, man, I got a
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good.
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>> Cameron: I got a good feeling that I've.
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>> Skylar: Heard some people may have seen about also. You've
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never seen Bigfoot before? I could tell you more about
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that later. But yeah, we like cryptic.
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>> Cameron: I have experienced Bigfoot.
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>> Skylar: I. I don't want to
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say too loudus.
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>> Cameron: Like I don't want pay sh.
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>> Skylar: It'just us in this cabin cleaning. Yeah.
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>> Fatty Lumpkins: But you never know what kind of.
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>> Skylar: Microphones or whatever they got up in these things. Oh,
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fair enough. Want to just want to make sure.
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>> Cameron: That no one else really hears because a lot of people don't
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understand. They don't understand about Bigfoot.
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>> Skylar: Yeah, I mean, I get the solace and the desire
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to like separate yourself from the rest of like the idiots
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in society. So like, I kind of get it.
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All right, fantastic. So, yes. You guys have
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plans to potentially, go film a
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video and whatever it is that Ophelia does
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in the woods, just outside of the campgrounds,
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which. Pretty cool, between Fatty or so
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should I say Greieve and Martin. Anybody
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else want to jump in here? Martin, you are
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cleaning the pool with Hazel. I think Hazel is
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also somebody you probably recognize. She
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is a senior and she is working towards.
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Actually shes graduated this year.
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>> Cameron: Yeah.
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>> Skylar: And she's going into college this coming school
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year.
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>> Fatty Lumpkins: Okay. So we're just standing by the pool cleaning
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it, I'm guess saying.
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>> Skylar: Yeah.
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>> Cameron: Oh my gosh.
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>> Skylar: Mr. Fresh. I.
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>> Skylar: You know, I was really surprised when I saw you in the
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lineup of people to do this.
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>> Cameron: Well, yes, yes, Hazel, I'm
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really excited to be working at this summer
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camp.
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>> Skylar: Yeah, absolutely. So like, is there a specific reason that you
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chose this job or.
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>> Cameron: Oh, just earn on the old paycheck while
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working away this summer.
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>> Skylar: Oh, okay.
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>> Cameron: So school'out of session.
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>> Skylar: Don't you know, I suppose that's a fair point. Do like teachers
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not get paid enough or.
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>> Cameron: Oh no, I get paid plety. It's just a little
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extra dollars on the top. It's like a cherry on
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a cake.
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>> Skylar: Sure.
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>> Cameron: I love cake. Hazel.
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>> Skylar: Yeah? Cake is dead. Cake is de.
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>> Cameron: Are you excited be heading, off to college?
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>> Skylar: Yeah, absolutely I am. I'm hoping to get like, lots of sort of like
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kind of creditation to some extent for doing this job
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here at the park. My goal is crossing my
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fingers to get a degree in marine
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biology. You know, I'm gonna get that doctor's degree.
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>> Cameron: Oh, that's a hard field to get into.
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>> Skylar: Yeah, I know, I know, but I feel Pretty confident. You know,
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I. I mean, you. Anybody knows I have, like,
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straight A's all through high school. So, I mean, I'm not too
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worried. I don't know. College is just like a whole different
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world, you know?
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>> Cameron: No, I know. I went through wa years of it.
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>> Skylar: Yeah. it's definitely a scary transition, you know, just being
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off on my own
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and, not having my parents there to be, like, all
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me about, you know, study, study, study, and, you know,
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do these prep tests and stuff like that. But, like, I think I'm ready.
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>> Cameron: Oh, yeah, you're a smart kid and you got
726
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initiative, and that's what matters in the college world.
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>> Skylar: Well, hey, you know, that initiative is why I'm here in the first place. Like, I
728
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figured, you know, we're on an island after all. Like, there's a very
729
00:29:45,148 --> 00:29:48,148
high chance that I could see marine life right like that around
730
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the islands. And so, like, that'that's what I'm hoping.
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>> Cameron: Hey, if you play your cards right, you can maybe get this
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as a preliminary elective.
733
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>> Skylar: Yeah, I always thought it was like, maybe, an early step
734
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towards, like an internship even.
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>> Cameron: That could work too.
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>> Skylar: Sure.
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>> Cameron: Okay.
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>> Skylar: I mean, I guess maybe. Nah, I don't know. I don't know what kind of connection.
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>> Cameron: I got internship hours working in a camp back in
740
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my college days. Oh, really? Oh, yeah.
741
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Wow.
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>> Fatty Lumpkins: I mean, was.
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>> Skylar: What was. What was the camp like?
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>> Cameron: It was, a science camp.
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>> Skylar: What?
746
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>> Cameron: Yeah. You went to a science camp? Yeah.
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It's a big part of the reason why I'm actually working here
748
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this summer.
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>> Skylar: Almost as cool as space camp.
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>> Cameron: Space camp? I was.
751
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I. Space camp came and went.
752
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>> Skylar: Like you went to space?
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>> Cameron: No, I didn't go to. I sadly did not. I
754
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didn't go to space camp.
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>> Fatty Lumpkins: Oh, shoot.
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>> Cameron: I wanted to.
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>> Skylar: No, I mean, I wanted to as.
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>> Fatty Lumpkins: Well, but m. My, if you're gonna.
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>> Skylar: Go into a marine biology, there's not really any point dealing with space in
760
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space camp.
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>> Cameron: It's pricey.
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>> Skylar: Yeah, that too.
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>> Cameron: You have to know someone to help pay for it. That's
764
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right. Or just not go.
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>> Skylar: And that's kind of how I ended.
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>> Cameron: So instead I went to the local science camp every summer.
767
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And that was just as good. Cool.
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>> Skylar: What kind of stuff do they do at Science can?
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Experiments?
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>> Cameron: U. lots of paier mache volcanoes,
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Potatoes with electricity.
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>> Skylar: Kindergarten.
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>> Cameron: Yeah, DAV was a little below me
774
00:31:13,167 --> 00:31:15,719
too. But, you know, it was still fun to be
775
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surrounded by my peers.
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>> Skylar: Oh, I would, I would assume in doing science, I mean,
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obviously that's. That's Just an abl.
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>> Skylar: Yes.
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>> Cameron: I just love being out in nature, too.
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>> Skylar: Hey, this is a perfect place for that.
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>> Fatty Lumpkins: Exactly.
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>> Skylar: I also love nature, specifically ocean waters
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and the sea creatures that live inside of it.
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>> Cameron: Good thing we're on an island land.
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>> Skylar: What a heart saying.
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>> Cameron: Is that why you picked the pool?
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>> Skylar: Well'honest to be honest, I really wanted to
788
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do some of the equipment stuff, so hopefully I'll get it to do
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that later. Like this weekus. I really want to end up over at the north
790
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beach, and I think that just be the perfect place.
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>> Cameron: Oh, yeah. Find some photoplankton,
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some. Yeah. Crabs,
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starfish. Sure. Find yourself a
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waditing pool.
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>> Skylar: Sure.
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>> Skylar: Yeah.
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>> Skylar: Ah. And then I can, like, look underneath the rocks and see all the cool
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stuff. Yeah, yeah. That's what I'm going for.
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>> Cameron: I did that back in science camp.
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>> Skylar: Yeah. Did you find cool stuff?
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>> Cameron: Yeah, I found, like, a real cool rock with the
802
00:32:14,465 --> 00:32:15,617
skeleton in it.
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>> Skylar: Like a fossil.
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>> Cameron: Yeah. Oh, yeah. That's what they're called how you
805
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think.
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>> Skylar: About the possibility of finding fossils. And with that,
807
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we'll call a close on the interaction
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between Martin, Fresh and
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00:32:27,977 --> 00:32:30,827
Hazel. and then last but not least, working the yard
810
00:32:30,875 --> 00:32:33,265
work, we've got Braden and
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Greieve Gershwin. Now, Greieve tell
812
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me if
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00:32:37,669 --> 00:32:40,485
he'he's picking up
814
00:32:40,589 --> 00:32:43,363
entire, like, picnic tables
815
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and setting them out along like you'ly.
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00:32:46,403 --> 00:32:47,035
Do you want a bow?
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>> Fatty Lumpkins: What are he was doing?
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00:32:47,619 --> 00:32:50,619
>> Skylar: Or this is what I'm American brains doing this. But if you be down
819
00:32:50,651 --> 00:32:53,139
to mow or mowing's a really loud
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thing.
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>> Fatty Lumpkins: Greie would be totally interested in cleaning
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up leaves or in o sherriff fallen tree
823
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debris, because he's heard that that is
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a great height of snakes or the cottonmuth.
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>> Skylar: Makes sense. That makes sense. Okay, so you're raking and
826
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clearing debris and stuff like that. when you clear a particular
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area, Brain'been making trips back and forth
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between the supply shack where a lot
829
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of the equipment is stored, and then bringing it back, sending it out. It's usually
830
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pretty heavy equipment. Like I said, he'got like, entire
831
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picnic tables that he's hauling in and out. and finally
832
00:33:26,274 --> 00:33:28,834
he comes back and he got an area cleared out. He sits down
833
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a table.
834
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>> Fatty Lumpkins: Am I supposed to sit on the table? or is it give me an,
835
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invitation or asking me to help him lift the table?
836
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>> Skylar: Here's the tricky thing. Braydn's not the most talkative
837
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guy, so it's up to you. I mean, if you truly
838
00:33:41,049 --> 00:33:43,945
don't want to say a single thing to Braydn and
839
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we move past it. That's. If that's what you feel like your
840
00:33:46,777 --> 00:33:49,209
character is all about, that's totally fine.
841
00:33:49,297 --> 00:33:52,137
>> Fatty Lumpkins: So truthfully, the only reason that Grie volunteered for
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00:33:52,161 --> 00:33:55,017
this particular role is because it would be the
843
00:33:55,041 --> 00:33:57,748
most kind of scout worthy
844
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job. Or he can just. Oh yeah, it'scope out the
845
00:34:00,916 --> 00:34:03,104
area. Look. Sure. He looks for
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animal print or so scat.
847
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>> Skylar: Nice.
848
00:34:07,084 --> 00:34:09,900
>> Fatty Lumpkins: He has definitely mistaken a couple pieces of dirt for
849
00:34:09,932 --> 00:34:12,900
poo. But courseio was just. Just sometimes you get a little too.
850
00:34:12,932 --> 00:34:15,476
>> Skylar: Excited and you think it's poo that it's
851
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not. You get kind of bummed out.
852
00:34:17,276 --> 00:34:17,580
>> Fatty Lumpkins: Yes.
853
00:34:17,652 --> 00:34:18,924
>> Skylar: So fair enoughly.
854
00:34:18,964 --> 00:34:19,868
>> Fatty Lumpkins: Tasted like dirt.
855
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>> Cameron: O.
856
00:34:20,564 --> 00:34:23,519
>> Skylar: You know, that's the best way to tell. Braden comes by and
857
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he sits down a ah, picnic table right by
858
00:34:26,471 --> 00:34:27,875
where you just finished out.
859
00:34:29,215 --> 00:34:31,895
>> Cameron: Man, they don't make them any lighter.
860
00:34:32,055 --> 00:34:34,759
>> Fatty Lumpkins: You need some help there, mate?
861
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>> Skylar: No, no, it'fine I got it.
862
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>> Cameron: I got it.
863
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>> Skylar: I don't worry about me. I wrestle in college professionally.
864
00:34:40,097 --> 00:34:42,505
So yeah, I'got. I've got it taken care of.
865
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>> Fatty Lumpkins: Good. Cause I kinda scrawny. I don't do a whole lot of
866
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heavy lift. Unless you kinda alligator.
867
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>> Skylar: Yeah, I mean there'no off. No offense or anything like that, but.
868
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>> Skylar: You kinda look like a track kid.
869
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>> Fatty Lumpkins: Yeah. Go for speed rather than
870
00:34:55,782 --> 00:34:56,270
strength.
871
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>> Cameron: Hey, you know that's.
872
00:34:57,414 --> 00:34:59,510
>> Skylar: You teach their own. Teach your own.
873
00:34:59,630 --> 00:35:01,370
>> Cameron: U. So u.
874
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>> Skylar: Hey, look, I don't mean to be.
875
00:35:03,406 --> 00:35:04,510
>> Cameron: That guy, but u.
876
00:35:04,590 --> 00:35:06,774
>> Skylar: This outfit you got on, what's.
877
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>> Cameron: U.
878
00:35:07,710 --> 00:35:08,374
>> Skylar: What's.
879
00:35:08,502 --> 00:35:11,502
>> Skylar: Is it like your grandma maker for you or like
880
00:35:11,526 --> 00:35:12,702
what's going on there?
881
00:35:12,886 --> 00:35:15,230
>> Fatty Lumpkins: Have you never seen the Crocodile Hungter
882
00:35:15,270 --> 00:35:16,010
diaries?
883
00:35:16,910 --> 00:35:19,370
>> Cameron: No, I'm 21.
884
00:35:19,575 --> 00:35:21,356
>> Skylar: is this like an old person thing?
885
00:35:21,508 --> 00:35:24,396
>> Fatty Lumpkins: Well, I'm only 27 and I'm still
886
00:35:24,588 --> 00:35:26,220
big fan of Crocodile Huter.
887
00:35:26,300 --> 00:35:27,960
>> Skylar: That's like a six year difference.
888
00:35:28,700 --> 00:35:30,140
>> Fatty Lumpkins: A lot happens in six years.
889
00:35:30,180 --> 00:35:31,676
>> Cameron: A lot happens in six years.
890
00:35:31,868 --> 00:35:34,061
>> Fatty Lumpkins: Yes. That's my idols.
891
00:35:34,117 --> 00:35:36,933
>> Skylar: You would graduate from college and one and a half
892
00:35:36,973 --> 00:35:39,233
times in that span.
893
00:35:39,693 --> 00:35:42,197
Sorry, what were you saying? I had to run the math in my head.
894
00:35:42,245 --> 00:35:44,893
>> Fatty Lumpkins: No, you said you wrest. I'm glad you're not wearing your little
895
00:35:44,933 --> 00:35:47,637
leotarduse. That would be even shorter than my
896
00:35:47,765 --> 00:35:48,877
budgie shorts.
897
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>> Cameron: Oh yeah.
898
00:35:49,509 --> 00:35:51,589
>> Fatty Lumpkins: I really looked to make sure that's the actual turf.
899
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>> Skylar: I mean I left them in the. In the cabin, but they are
900
00:35:54,397 --> 00:35:54,877
here.
901
00:35:55,005 --> 00:35:56,005
>> Cameron: You know, be honest.
902
00:35:56,069 --> 00:35:57,157
>> Fatty Lumpkins: You bring your leotard?
903
00:35:57,245 --> 00:36:00,157
>> Skylar: I was just about to say I'm not really 100% sure
904
00:36:00,205 --> 00:36:02,829
why I brought it just comfortable.
905
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I like to sleep in it.
906
00:36:04,333 --> 00:36:07,205
>> Fatty Lumpkins: I'll tell you what. If I find an alligator, you and I can
907
00:36:07,229 --> 00:36:08,445
take turns wrestling it.
908
00:36:08,509 --> 00:36:09,365
>> Cameron: Oh, y. Yeah.
909
00:36:09,429 --> 00:36:12,351
>> Fatty Lumpkins: Me and my budgie shorts. You and your leotard. We'll see you can
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00:36:12,367 --> 00:36:13,479
pin it soonest.
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00:36:13,671 --> 00:36:14,023
>> Skylar: Hey.
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00:36:14,063 --> 00:36:14,407
>> Cameron: All right.
913
00:36:14,455 --> 00:36:17,391
>> Skylar: You know, hey, I'm always done for a competition. So you're, like, an alligator
914
00:36:17,447 --> 00:36:18,679
expert? Yeah. That was, like, your home.
915
00:36:18,711 --> 00:36:21,487
>> Fatty Lumpkins: I'd say. I'm an enthusiast. I don't want to get too
916
00:36:21,615 --> 00:36:23,335
cocky and call myself an expert.
917
00:36:23,439 --> 00:36:25,975
>> Skylar: Okay, well, so there's
918
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actually alligators around here?
919
00:36:28,007 --> 00:36:30,923
>> Fatty Lumpkins: Yeah, the alligators are native to
920
00:36:31,623 --> 00:36:32,879
North Carolina.
921
00:36:32,991 --> 00:36:34,887
>> Skylar: We, like, on an island.
922
00:36:35,055 --> 00:36:37,283
>> Fatty Lumpkins: Alligators can swim. They're amphibious.
923
00:36:37,683 --> 00:36:38,099
>> Cameron: Okay.
924
00:36:38,131 --> 00:36:39,315
>> Fatty Lumpkins: Or reptilian, but.
925
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>> Cameron: Right.
926
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>> Skylar: I mean, I just wasn't sure, like, how far they
927
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swim. You know, I always thought they were, like, in lakes and
928
00:36:45,883 --> 00:36:48,835
rivers, but I also haven't studied, so. M. I'm
929
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way off. I'm way off.
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>> Cameron: You know what? This is your.
931
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>> Skylar: This is your area, not my area. My area is
932
00:36:53,243 --> 00:36:54,323
wrestling your areas.
933
00:36:54,403 --> 00:36:55,568
>> Cameron: Gators and stuff.
934
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>> Skylar: so, yeah, m. My apology.
935
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>> Cameron: My.
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>> Skylar: I'm not trying to say.
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>> Fatty Lumpkins: See where we were coming from from strictly, ecological
938
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standpoint, as there's not a lot of other bodies
939
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of water other than saltw water around thisah here
940
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island.
941
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>> Skylar: Do gators like saltater?
942
00:37:08,751 --> 00:37:10,363
>> Fatty Lumpkins: No, that's crocodiles.
943
00:37:10,823 --> 00:37:11,519
>> Skylar: Oh.
944
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>> Fatty Lumpkins: You know, the saltwater crocodile.
945
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>> Skylar: U. Oh, so you think there's crocodiles around here?
946
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>> Fatty Lumpkins: No, those are in Egypt.
947
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>> Skylar: Oh, interesting.
948
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>> Fatty Lumpkins: But if I found a crocodile, that'd be crazy. I'd
949
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be more famous than Steve.
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>> Skylar: Steve Irrin.
951
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>> Fatty Lumpkins: The crocodile haunter cry.
952
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>> Skylar: Oh, yeah, the thing you mentioned before.
953
00:37:34,995 --> 00:37:36,587
>> Fatty Lumpkins: Yeah, that guy. Sorry.
954
00:37:36,715 --> 00:37:37,163
>> Cameron: Int interest.
955
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>> Fatty Lumpkins: I. I just realize he's supposed to. You're supposed to be doing
956
00:37:40,123 --> 00:37:42,907
Australia now. I told you it was very bad. I got
957
00:37:42,955 --> 00:37:45,891
man. And that's about all I could handle. And I can'ad
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lib and come up with an accent at the same time.
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>> Skylar: well, good.
960
00:37:48,874 --> 00:37:51,619
>> Skylar: Good luck, finding this. This, on this gator hunt that you're
961
00:37:51,643 --> 00:37:54,542
doing. and with that, we kind of close things out with,
962
00:37:54,867 --> 00:37:57,643
Grieve Gershwin. After the first
963
00:37:57,715 --> 00:38:00,417
night, you guys, all head back to have
964
00:38:00,457 --> 00:38:03,385
dinner over at the mess hall. And Justin has been working at the
965
00:38:03,401 --> 00:38:06,351
mess hall. he's been getting the kitchen all cleaned up and ready, and
966
00:38:06,359 --> 00:38:09,153
he figured while he's there, he might as well make dinner. so he's
967
00:38:09,185 --> 00:38:12,161
putting plates and stuff in front of you, and he says, all right,
968
00:38:12,209 --> 00:38:14,961
so I don't know about you guys, but I Had this crazy cool
969
00:38:15,009 --> 00:38:17,593
idea. Hear me out. Okay, so we're
970
00:38:17,625 --> 00:38:20,459
here until Friday morning. Thursday
971
00:38:20,603 --> 00:38:23,552
night, we're pretty much gonna have all the work done. no big deal,
972
00:38:23,592 --> 00:38:26,568
right? Thursday. By Thursday, on
973
00:38:26,600 --> 00:38:29,080
Thursday night, we should totally have like a big
974
00:38:29,136 --> 00:38:31,896
bonfire. We can like, cook hot dogs
975
00:38:31,984 --> 00:38:34,848
and s'mores and
976
00:38:35,040 --> 00:38:38,032
tell scary stories. Just saying.
977
00:38:38,072 --> 00:38:40,832
Come on. Great idea. Yeah. Yeah. Okay.
978
00:38:40,912 --> 00:38:41,344
O.
979
00:38:41,448 --> 00:38:43,752
>> Cameron: Well, sounds like a grand idea.
980
00:38:43,872 --> 00:38:44,936
>> Cameron: That's two yeses.
981
00:38:45,024 --> 00:38:45,886
>> Skylar: Anyone else?
982
00:38:46,024 --> 00:38:48,922
>> Cameron: I came out here for the camp experience, so
983
00:38:48,962 --> 00:38:49,866
let's have it.
984
00:38:49,954 --> 00:38:52,888
>> Skylar: Hazel. Hazel's like, I don't know. Okay, that's, U
985
00:38:52,960 --> 00:38:53,584
that you shut up.
986
00:38:53,608 --> 00:38:54,064
>> Fatty Lumpkins: Not enough.
987
00:38:54,128 --> 00:38:55,412
>> Skylar: That's tonic mil,
988
00:38:56,952 --> 00:38:59,464
Ophelia. I said call me
989
00:38:59,528 --> 00:39:02,146
Onyx. Oh, sorry, Onyx. what about
990
00:39:02,162 --> 00:39:05,098
you? If I don't hear something that terrifies
991
00:39:05,138 --> 00:39:07,810
me to my absolute soul, I will
992
00:39:07,834 --> 00:39:09,570
probably lose it. So I'm in.
993
00:39:09,674 --> 00:39:10,402
>> Cameron: All right.
994
00:39:10,530 --> 00:39:13,143
>> Skylar: Sweet. Okay, Braydn. Brayden. Come on, my
995
00:39:13,167 --> 00:39:15,831
man. I don't really care what you do,
996
00:39:16,291 --> 00:39:18,511
as long as it doesn't bother me.
997
00:39:18,971 --> 00:39:21,793
Okay, that's again, not a know. What about you over here? dude
998
00:39:21,817 --> 00:39:23,041
with the shorts.
999
00:39:23,161 --> 00:39:24,381
>> Fatty Lumpkins: Count me and mate.
1000
00:39:26,961 --> 00:39:29,781
>> Cameron: O. I didn't know we had an Aussie with us.
1001
00:39:30,401 --> 00:39:32,777
>> Fatty Lumpkins: It comes and goes, comes and goes.
1002
00:39:32,809 --> 00:39:35,753
>> Skylar: It just kind of pops in her long. How long you
1003
00:39:35,777 --> 00:39:36,901
lived in Australia?
1004
00:39:37,601 --> 00:39:40,582
>> Fatty Lumpkins: Never buunt, never lived there. I was
1005
00:39:40,614 --> 00:39:42,782
on a three week mission trip there for O.
1006
00:39:42,814 --> 00:39:45,750
>> Cameron: Is that where you got that fancy bandana
1007
00:39:45,838 --> 00:39:46,350
from?
1008
00:39:46,478 --> 00:39:47,462
>> Fatty Lumpkins: That's where.
1009
00:39:47,614 --> 00:39:50,478
>> Cameron: Oh, that's nice. You know, your outfit kind
1010
00:39:50,502 --> 00:39:53,382
of reminds me of the late great Steve Irwin.
1011
00:39:53,494 --> 00:39:56,006
Finally somebody recognize you.
1012
00:39:56,086 --> 00:39:58,198
>> Skylar: You see Brayn just roll his eyes.
1013
00:39:58,262 --> 00:39:59,502
>> Cameron: Like this guy again.
1014
00:39:59,574 --> 00:40:00,806
>> Fatty Lumpkins: Oh my gosh.
1015
00:40:00,966 --> 00:40:03,850
>> Skylar: And then you just see, you see Aphelia and Hazel kind of look over and. And
1016
00:40:03,858 --> 00:40:06,722
they're like, who are they talking about? And he's like, it's just some old guy
1017
00:40:06,754 --> 00:40:07,806
for same show.
1018
00:40:08,386 --> 00:40:11,322
>> Cameron: I'm currently, like, beinning my arm, like
1019
00:40:11,354 --> 00:40:14,266
doing wrestling maneuvers, and I'm like, oh, he knew
1020
00:40:14,306 --> 00:40:17,298
how to tussle with them gators, didn't he? That's
1021
00:40:17,322 --> 00:40:20,186
horrible form. You're gonna hurt yourself is what Steve
1022
00:40:20,226 --> 00:40:22,922
Irwin did. He would wrestle them
1023
00:40:22,994 --> 00:40:23,610
gators.
1024
00:40:23,738 --> 00:40:25,206
>> Fatty Lumpkins: He was a bete.
1025
00:40:26,066 --> 00:40:28,314
>> Cameron: I thought the gators were the butte.
1026
00:40:28,450 --> 00:40:31,250
>> Fatty Lumpkins: He and they were a butte. No, a beau
1027
00:40:31,298 --> 00:40:32,098
to society.
1028
00:40:32,162 --> 00:40:33,726
>> Cameron: Oh, I believe it.
1029
00:40:38,186 --> 00:40:41,026
>> Skylar: You guys come to the end of her first day. You sleep. Next
1030
00:40:41,066 --> 00:40:43,658
morning you wake up, so on and so forth
1031
00:40:43,762 --> 00:40:46,354
until you hit that Thursday night that
1032
00:40:46,410 --> 00:40:49,314
Justin had been so excited for. It's Thursday is
1033
00:40:49,330 --> 00:40:50,770
your last full day.
1034
00:40:50,858 --> 00:40:53,338
>> Fatty Lumpkins: No more of us talking with any other NPCs?
1035
00:40:53,442 --> 00:40:56,382
>> Skylar: I assume that you guys probably talked to him a little here on there
1036
00:40:56,514 --> 00:40:59,334
Bonfire O true ye. Yeah, the
1037
00:40:59,350 --> 00:41:02,200
bonfires whereever everything comes out. Mr. Willy
1038
00:41:02,248 --> 00:41:05,152
will be returning on Friday morning to take you all back
1039
00:41:05,184 --> 00:41:08,048
to the mainland and potentially hire on two of
1040
00:41:08,072 --> 00:41:10,650
you more full time. you guys all see
1041
00:41:10,738 --> 00:41:13,522
the large fire pit at the center of the camp
1042
00:41:13,634 --> 00:41:16,618
and have one final cookout, which
1043
00:41:16,642 --> 00:41:19,564
is going to be your send off per sev. you finish up
1044
00:41:19,580 --> 00:41:22,364
your work Thursday afternoon, you spot braiden bringing in a
1045
00:41:22,380 --> 00:41:25,024
few big o logs, to the fire pit, setting them
1046
00:41:25,040 --> 00:41:27,918
inside, you head off to go clean up at your cabin
1047
00:41:27,982 --> 00:41:30,750
just as it's starting to get dark. And so then by the time you
1048
00:41:30,798 --> 00:41:33,622
get done at your respected cabin, you head back over, the
1049
00:41:33,654 --> 00:41:36,286
flames are already started, the
1050
00:41:36,446 --> 00:41:39,446
bonfire is up and running, it's roaring. And
1051
00:41:39,486 --> 00:41:42,294
you sit down on one of the half log benches and you start
1052
00:41:42,350 --> 00:41:45,294
cooking a, hot dog or a s'more or whatever it is that you want. as far
1053
00:41:45,310 --> 00:41:48,302
as, like, camp food goes and over the heat,
1054
00:41:48,374 --> 00:41:51,264
as everyone kind of nestles in, you've all gotten to
1055
00:41:51,280 --> 00:41:54,072
know at least a little bit about each other over the course of your time
1056
00:41:54,104 --> 00:41:56,688
here, and now's an opportunity to find out
1057
00:41:56,752 --> 00:41:59,528
more. But before you guys can just kind of start
1058
00:41:59,552 --> 00:42:02,200
getting into casual conversation about each other's lives.
1059
00:42:02,368 --> 00:42:05,360
Justin stands up with a villainous grin across
1060
00:42:05,408 --> 00:42:08,104
his face. Well, I have to admit,
1061
00:42:08,160 --> 00:42:10,654
it's been, a great week working
1062
00:42:10,710 --> 00:42:13,516
alongside all of you. some more than others.
1063
00:42:14,061 --> 00:42:16,776
but I digress. We are the first
1064
00:42:16,856 --> 00:42:19,728
people to get to enjoy Camp Roanoke. And that's pretty
1065
00:42:19,752 --> 00:42:22,728
cool if you think about it. In my opinion, at least. So I
1066
00:42:22,752 --> 00:42:25,472
think it's only fair that we leave something
1067
00:42:25,544 --> 00:42:27,516
for the future campers.
1068
00:42:28,496 --> 00:42:31,136
What did you have in mind? Ophelia asked
1069
00:42:31,256 --> 00:42:33,356
skeptically. This.
1070
00:42:33,776 --> 00:42:36,512
Justin withdraws his hand from behind his back and
1071
00:42:36,544 --> 00:42:39,472
reveals a wooden totem that you guys
1072
00:42:39,544 --> 00:42:41,836
recognize from one of the glass cases
1073
00:42:42,196 --> 00:42:44,896
stashed in the museum wing of the mess hall.
1074
00:42:45,426 --> 00:42:48,218
I don't think we're supposed to take those
1075
00:42:48,346 --> 00:42:49,042
cases.
1076
00:42:49,218 --> 00:42:51,938
>> Cameron: Wa. Hey, you're not supposed to have that.
1077
00:42:51,986 --> 00:42:54,818
That's an artifact of the history area.
1078
00:42:54,906 --> 00:42:57,762
>> Skylar: Yeah, yeah, yeah, okay, I'm probably not supposed to have it, but here's the
1079
00:42:57,778 --> 00:43:00,714
thing. It's a special night. And I'm not gonna tell
1080
00:43:00,754 --> 00:43:02,682
Willie if you guys don't tell Will.
1081
00:43:02,738 --> 00:43:04,642
>> Cameron: What are youna do, Will?
1082
00:43:04,778 --> 00:43:07,726
>> Skylar: All right, here. Here's what I'm thinking. So we each
1083
00:43:07,790 --> 00:43:10,638
tell a scary story, right? We talked about this before,
1084
00:43:10,686 --> 00:43:13,630
right? Scariest one that you know. And we'll
1085
00:43:13,662 --> 00:43:16,630
pass the totem around. So then whoever has the totem,
1086
00:43:16,702 --> 00:43:19,230
they get to tell their story. No interruptions,
1087
00:43:19,382 --> 00:43:22,366
no comments from anybody. Nothing. That always ruins it.
1088
00:43:22,390 --> 00:43:25,374
You know what I mean? We're justnna sit here quietly and let them
1089
00:43:25,414 --> 00:43:28,254
finish the story. Okay, that's, that's going toa be our
1090
00:43:28,294 --> 00:43:31,094
cool tradition that we're going toa start here at the camp
1091
00:43:31,214 --> 00:43:34,135
and then it's going to get passed on, as whoever
1092
00:43:34,191 --> 00:43:37,031
you know, comes here to the camp and like does their whole thing right. So if
1093
00:43:37,079 --> 00:43:39,895
any of us, whatever, two of us get hired, you guys, you guys
1094
00:43:39,911 --> 00:43:41,707
are responsible. Her pat in this onng
1095
00:43:42,887 --> 00:43:45,864
u who wants to go first? And he holds out the totem to
1096
00:43:45,888 --> 00:43:46,692
all of you.
1097
00:43:47,152 --> 00:43:48,512
>> Fatty Lumpkins: Greieve we'take the tot.
1098
00:43:48,592 --> 00:43:51,536
>> Skylar: All right. Shorts is taking the totem. Also, by the way, I've
1099
00:43:51,544 --> 00:43:54,440
been meaning to ask. How many pairs does I
1100
00:43:54,456 --> 00:43:54,768
like this.
1101
00:43:54,800 --> 00:43:57,547
>> Cameron: Name is just short'a love. They calling a name Shortarts for now.
1102
00:43:57,547 --> 00:43:59,338
>> Skylar: I don't even care what his name is. He's short.
1103
00:43:59,450 --> 00:44:01,182
>> Fatty Lumpkins: Never the nickname I watchlt.
1104
00:44:02,082 --> 00:44:02,822
Short.
1105
00:44:03,362 --> 00:44:06,106
>> Cameron: Why you complain that you just got like one of the funniest
1106
00:44:06,154 --> 00:44:06,902
nicknames?
1107
00:44:08,082 --> 00:44:10,882
>> Fatty Lumpkins: It's just never the bigame. I expect it to be. I expect
1108
00:44:10,922 --> 00:44:13,666
everything to be shortened. But it's. But
1109
00:44:13,714 --> 00:44:15,090
Greed was short enough.
1110
00:44:15,266 --> 00:44:16,026
>> Skylar: It is pretty short.
1111
00:44:16,074 --> 00:44:17,274
>> Fatty Lumpkins: Yeah, but Shorts.
1112
00:44:17,458 --> 00:44:20,022
>> Skylar: But so short.
1113
00:44:20,482 --> 00:44:23,409
All right, so you have the totem. U tell
1114
00:44:23,433 --> 00:44:24,877
us your scary story.
1115
00:44:29,017 --> 00:44:31,745
>> Fatty Lumpkins: Alright folks. You've heard about things that
1116
00:44:31,801 --> 00:44:34,657
stalk the land. Things that were once men. Like ghosts
1117
00:44:34,697 --> 00:44:37,553
and wedding ding goes. Now let me tell you
1118
00:44:37,585 --> 00:44:40,497
about something that belongs to the water. Something
1119
00:44:40,537 --> 00:44:43,517
older. They call it the Gatoraur.
1120
00:44:44,577 --> 00:44:47,273
Now I have spent my life around gaters. Respect
1121
00:44:47,305 --> 00:44:50,293
them, understand them. Love em mostly.
1122
00:44:50,445 --> 00:44:52,965
But the gatoraur, that's something else
1123
00:44:53,061 --> 00:44:56,053
entirely. More than just a big gator, the
1124
00:44:56,085 --> 00:44:58,653
legends of it extend all around the world. And they go back
1125
00:44:58,725 --> 00:45:01,717
generations. Whispers among the old
1126
00:45:01,757 --> 00:45:04,349
fishermen. Tales told in hushed tones around
1127
00:45:04,413 --> 00:45:06,957
crackling fires much like this wall.
1128
00:45:07,077 --> 00:45:09,533
They speak like a beast that
1129
00:45:09,565 --> 00:45:12,469
dwarfs any normal alligator. A relic from
1130
00:45:12,493 --> 00:45:15,239
a time when giants walk the earth. They say it
1131
00:45:15,263 --> 00:45:17,983
has scales like iron, teeth like
1132
00:45:18,055 --> 00:45:21,031
daggers, and an intelligence. An awareness
1133
00:45:21,079 --> 00:45:23,903
that chills you to the bone. Maybe there's
1134
00:45:23,935 --> 00:45:26,823
multiple of them. Or maybe it's just this one I've been
1135
00:45:26,855 --> 00:45:29,387
hunting. That currently exists. Who knows.
1136
00:45:30,047 --> 00:45:33,031
For years it was just folklore. Scary stories
1137
00:45:33,079 --> 00:45:36,055
to keep kids away from the deep Wada. But lately
1138
00:45:36,151 --> 00:45:38,863
the disappearances started subtly. A fishing boat
1139
00:45:38,895 --> 00:45:41,807
here. A small skip stop there. Lost at sea,
1140
00:45:41,847 --> 00:45:44,735
they said. Storms come quick. But
1141
00:45:44,751 --> 00:45:47,559
the locals, they knew better. They felt it in the
1142
00:45:47,583 --> 00:45:50,359
one a primal unease. I
1143
00:45:50,383 --> 00:45:53,175
heard tale of a whale washing up on shores with a
1144
00:45:53,231 --> 00:45:56,095
big o chunk of flesh bitten out of it. Now
1145
00:45:56,111 --> 00:45:58,767
you tell me what a thing like
1146
00:45:58,807 --> 00:46:01,735
that to the largest creature on this dang o
1147
00:46:01,791 --> 00:46:04,471
planet. Then came the sightings.
1148
00:46:04,599 --> 00:46:06,849
Not just glimpses into the murky depths.
1149
00:46:06,983 --> 00:46:09,869
Fishermen swore they saw something fast and dark
1150
00:46:09,933 --> 00:46:12,733
moving beneath the surface. Something that made their
1151
00:46:12,765 --> 00:46:15,061
boats rock violently even in calm
1152
00:46:15,109 --> 00:46:17,965
waters. One old salt, a
1153
00:46:17,981 --> 00:46:20,877
man who'd wrestled gate as his whole life claimed he
1154
00:46:20,917 --> 00:46:23,757
salt breach said it was the size of a small
1155
00:46:23,837 --> 00:46:26,837
cot, its jaws lined with rows
1156
00:46:26,917 --> 00:46:29,717
upon rows of teeth. You could lose a lem in its
1157
00:46:29,757 --> 00:46:32,461
eyes. They set itlow with a malevolent
1158
00:46:32,549 --> 00:46:35,331
green light. More boats vanished.
1159
00:46:35,419 --> 00:46:37,971
Not wrecked, not overturned, just
1160
00:46:38,139 --> 00:46:41,139
gone. Days later, debris
1161
00:46:41,203 --> 00:46:44,067
would wash ashore. Splintered wood, torn
1162
00:46:44,107 --> 00:46:46,527
nets. And sometimes other things.
1163
00:46:46,867 --> 00:46:49,247
Things I won't describe in detail.
1164
00:46:49,547 --> 00:46:52,443
Things that told of a hunger that knew no
1165
00:46:52,515 --> 00:46:55,323
bounds. That's what drew me
1166
00:46:55,355 --> 00:46:58,067
here. The legends, the recent spike in
1167
00:46:58,107 --> 00:47:00,319
disappearances. I had to see for
1168
00:47:00,343 --> 00:47:03,247
myself. Is it just a monster of myth?
1169
00:47:03,407 --> 00:47:06,255
Or is there something truly lurking in these
1170
00:47:06,311 --> 00:47:09,239
waters? Mr. Willie was kind enough to let
1171
00:47:09,263 --> 00:47:12,079
me stay, help out with the camp in exchange for the
1172
00:47:12,103 --> 00:47:14,599
chance to explore the sounds and inlets around the
1173
00:47:14,623 --> 00:47:17,279
island. And let me tell you, the water
1174
00:47:17,343 --> 00:47:19,943
here feels different. Heavy.
1175
00:47:20,055 --> 00:47:22,599
Like something is always watching from below.
1176
00:47:22,783 --> 00:47:25,499
Ive seen the unnatural wake, the sudden
1177
00:47:25,563 --> 00:47:27,995
violent disturbances that can't be explained by
1178
00:47:28,051 --> 00:47:31,003
currents. I haven't seen it yet,
1179
00:47:31,155 --> 00:47:34,027
but I feel it in my bones. You don't spend
1180
00:47:34,067 --> 00:47:36,627
as much time around gaiators as I have and not
1181
00:47:36,667 --> 00:47:39,047
notice these subconscious signs,
1182
00:47:39,827 --> 00:47:42,499
much like you. Hazy. I've always been
1183
00:47:42,563 --> 00:47:45,427
curious about the watery depths and what lies beneath
1184
00:47:45,467 --> 00:47:48,227
them. But things like this make you wader
1185
00:47:48,307 --> 00:47:51,095
what's truly looking beneath the surf, waiting for
1186
00:47:51,111 --> 00:47:52,387
its next meal.
1187
00:47:59,447 --> 00:48:02,103
>> Skylar: And with that, you hand back the totem over to
1188
00:48:02,135 --> 00:48:05,087
Justin, who says, well, geez, you could have
1189
00:48:05,127 --> 00:48:07,983
told me that before I did work on the beach.
1190
00:48:08,095 --> 00:48:10,663
Geez, I don't want to go anywhere near the waters
1191
00:48:10,735 --> 00:48:13,671
now. Big
1192
00:48:13,719 --> 00:48:14,455
gators.
1193
00:48:14,631 --> 00:48:17,515
>> Elizabeth: Who would a guess who's next?
1194
00:48:17,691 --> 00:48:20,683
>> Cameron: Well, was that the story of Big Al? You
1195
00:48:20,715 --> 00:48:23,451
didn't mention Big Al's name once in there. You kept
1196
00:48:23,499 --> 00:48:25,331
call at the gosaur.
1197
00:48:25,499 --> 00:48:28,467
>> Fatty Lumpkins: I thought it was just assumed that a big
1198
00:48:28,507 --> 00:48:31,003
gator obviously big it
1199
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fe.
1200
00:48:32,067 --> 00:48:34,579
>> Cameron: And I look out for Big O around these parts.
1201
00:48:34,643 --> 00:48:37,554
>> Skylar: Everyone knows that, obviously gatoraur is
1202
00:48:37,610 --> 00:48:39,366
like his Latin name.
1203
00:48:41,026 --> 00:48:43,506
>> Cameron: Sorry, I don't speak Italian.
1204
00:48:43,666 --> 00:48:44,754
>> Cameron: All right, who's next?
1205
00:48:44,850 --> 00:48:47,194
>> Skylar: Who's telling the Next scary story question.
1206
00:48:47,290 --> 00:48:49,138
>> Fatty Lumpkins: Are they ever going toa tell a story?
1207
00:48:49,242 --> 00:48:49,722
>> Skylar: No.
1208
00:48:49,834 --> 00:48:50,858
>> Fatty Lumpkins: So it's just gonna be a stir.
1209
00:48:50,922 --> 00:48:51,290
>> Skylar: Right?
1210
00:48:51,378 --> 00:48:52,618
>> Cameron: Okay. I'm fine. Right.
1211
00:48:52,682 --> 00:48:55,674
>> Fatty Lumpkins: Reading the next one since you said Connors is the best one anyways. Well,
1212
00:48:55,690 --> 00:48:57,466
always save the best for a August for sure.
1213
00:48:57,546 --> 00:48:58,341
>> Cameron: It's the longest.
1214
00:48:58,341 --> 00:49:01,069
>> Skylar: Justin. Justin leans over at hands. Martin Fresh
1215
00:49:01,181 --> 00:49:02,717
the o. I think I.
1216
00:49:02,805 --> 00:49:05,593
>> Cameron: M try to turn it one of these spooky stories
1217
00:49:06,333 --> 00:49:09,325
so remman doesn't have any big alligators in
1218
00:49:09,349 --> 00:49:11,647
it. let me think.
1219
00:49:11,807 --> 00:49:14,175
Scary stories. Oh, this one
1220
00:49:14,231 --> 00:49:14,827
time,
1221
00:49:21,247 --> 00:49:24,221
I was hangering for some cereal
1222
00:49:24,349 --> 00:49:27,125
and I went over to the fridge and I opened it up
1223
00:49:27,221 --> 00:49:29,677
and I opened the milk and it smells something
1224
00:49:29,757 --> 00:49:30,377
sour.
1225
00:49:34,727 --> 00:49:37,215
>> Skylar: Everybody just stares at you blankly.
1226
00:49:37,391 --> 00:49:39,307
>> Cameron: It was exp. Expired.
1227
00:49:42,847 --> 00:49:44,031
No, not good enough.
1228
00:49:44,079 --> 00:49:44,592
>> Skylar: Okay,
1229
00:49:44,542 --> 00:49:47,385
>> Cameron: Oh, one time I was shopping at the grocery store
1230
00:49:47,441 --> 00:49:50,305
and I had a whole shopping cart full of
1231
00:49:50,441 --> 00:49:53,249
groceries and knicknags and doodads and
1232
00:49:53,273 --> 00:49:56,009
I runung them up to the counter and she did the order
1233
00:49:56,113 --> 00:49:58,865
273 and IL.
1234
00:49:59,001 --> 00:50:01,449
Well, thank goodness I got my. Oh,
1235
00:50:01,513 --> 00:50:04,241
no, I left my coupon book
1236
00:50:04,289 --> 00:50:05,237
at home.
1237
00:50:10,457 --> 00:50:11,537
>> Skylar: What's a coupon?
1238
00:50:11,617 --> 00:50:13,385
>> Cameron: Okay, still nothing. Jeez.
1239
00:50:13,481 --> 00:50:15,041
>> Fatty Lumpkins: I thought the scary part was just.
1240
00:50:15,089 --> 00:50:17,305
>> Cameron: How expensive the groceries.
1241
00:50:17,361 --> 00:50:18,465
>> Skylar: 200. Yeah, that's true.
1242
00:50:18,561 --> 00:50:21,513
>> Cameron: That is a pretty scary reality we are living
1243
00:50:21,545 --> 00:50:24,150
in. I've got an even scarier
1244
00:50:24,230 --> 00:50:24,850
story.
1245
00:50:28,650 --> 00:50:31,586
So the other day I was sitting there
1246
00:50:31,658 --> 00:50:34,482
looking at my calendar and I got an alert
1247
00:50:34,546 --> 00:50:37,474
that came up April
1248
00:50:37,602 --> 00:50:40,512
10th. I thought, oh, no, I
1249
00:50:40,536 --> 00:50:42,780
haven't done my taxes.
1250
00:50:47,440 --> 00:50:50,440
Still nothing. Oh my word. You got. What
1251
00:50:50,480 --> 00:50:52,896
kind of scary stories do you want? These are
1252
00:50:52,968 --> 00:50:55,586
terrifying. Well, Junior, just oneraid
1253
00:50:55,688 --> 00:50:57,535
different reasons I will say.
1254
00:50:57,535 --> 00:51:00,216
>> Skylar: my parents do my Texas, so I don't really get it.
1255
00:51:00,288 --> 00:51:03,180
>> Cameron: Okay, well, these adults can get it
1256
00:51:03,880 --> 00:51:05,880
27 your stories.
1257
00:51:05,960 --> 00:51:06,216
>> Skylar: Yeah.
1258
00:51:06,248 --> 00:51:09,024
>> Cameron: And you prob. Okay, stories are really targeted.
1259
00:51:09,192 --> 00:51:11,688
Okay, what kind? One that could scare all of
1260
00:51:11,704 --> 00:51:12,260
us.
1261
00:51:12,670 --> 00:51:15,534
>> Cameron: What. What prey tell is in a scary story
1262
00:51:15,574 --> 00:51:17,230
that would scare all of you.
1263
00:51:17,302 --> 00:51:18,926
>> Cameron: You know, like, you know, ah, a.
1264
00:51:18,990 --> 00:51:21,678
>> Skylar: Spooky monster in the forest or something like that. Like
1265
00:51:21,726 --> 00:51:22,054
who.
1266
00:51:22,134 --> 00:51:23,086
>> Cameron: Where we're at.
1267
00:51:23,230 --> 00:51:25,432
>> Cameron: Well, that reminds me. you see,
1268
00:51:30,972 --> 00:51:33,898
I was out, in a cabin I own out in the
1269
00:51:33,930 --> 00:51:36,680
woods. You know, I go out there every so
1270
00:51:36,768 --> 00:51:39,560
often on the weekend to get away from a. The little
1271
00:51:39,608 --> 00:51:42,608
while from the hustle and bustle of life. You know, I'm
1272
00:51:42,632 --> 00:51:45,440
a. I'm an outdoorsman at heart. But I still like my
1273
00:51:45,488 --> 00:51:48,434
cabin life, you know. So I went out to
1274
00:51:48,450 --> 00:51:51,410
my cabin. A man needs his soul as don't you know,
1275
00:51:51,538 --> 00:51:54,286
and anywho, I was stoking at the fire.
1276
00:51:54,586 --> 00:51:57,423
Well, ham was u. cooking
1277
00:51:57,471 --> 00:52:00,353
away above it. I also had a thing of green beans
1278
00:52:00,481 --> 00:52:03,297
and rice and a cooking pot beside the fire
1279
00:52:03,353 --> 00:52:06,217
as well. So I'm stoking away and that's when I
1280
00:52:06,233 --> 00:52:08,949
hear this burbling sound from outside.
1281
00:52:09,929 --> 00:52:12,753
So, being the inquisitive swordt I am,
1282
00:52:12,801 --> 00:52:15,691
I go to see what's making that sound. So I go to
1283
00:52:15,715 --> 00:52:17,959
the door and open it to take a peek
1284
00:52:18,539 --> 00:52:21,267
outside. On the edge of the tugly wood,
1285
00:52:21,403 --> 00:52:24,115
there it stood. A giant
1286
00:52:24,227 --> 00:52:26,723
beast standing in its oofish
1287
00:52:26,811 --> 00:52:29,491
way. Its large figure standing on
1288
00:52:29,555 --> 00:52:32,307
trunks of muscle with long extending
1289
00:52:32,403 --> 00:52:34,811
claws tapping the ground where it
1290
00:52:34,875 --> 00:52:37,803
stood, claws ready to catch whatever it may
1291
00:52:37,851 --> 00:52:40,803
be. It stood there in its gyre and
1292
00:52:40,891 --> 00:52:43,723
gimbal in a weebble. As my eyes moved
1293
00:52:43,771 --> 00:52:46,531
from its lower to its upper, I saw its
1294
00:52:46,595 --> 00:52:49,571
jaw. A large jaw it be it was snapping at
1295
00:52:49,595 --> 00:52:52,067
the air nineaw at the air which it
1296
00:52:52,123 --> 00:52:55,019
breathed. Oh, ah, those jaws that bite the
1297
00:52:55,059 --> 00:52:57,571
cold, the fumes. Oh, and the
1298
00:52:57,595 --> 00:53:00,315
pho'cascading from the sides of its crooked
1299
00:53:00,387 --> 00:53:02,907
grin. In that moment, truly all
1300
00:53:02,963 --> 00:53:05,739
minsy were begroved. I tell you, I
1301
00:53:05,779 --> 00:53:08,315
looked eyes with that beast and its inner stair
1302
00:53:08,387 --> 00:53:10,945
grew overtaking me. The eyes,
1303
00:53:11,057 --> 00:53:14,033
engulfed in flame, consumed my presence as I
1304
00:53:14,081 --> 00:53:17,073
stood there on the precipice between what I had known
1305
00:53:17,121 --> 00:53:19,889
and what I didn't believe. Oh, the
1306
00:53:19,929 --> 00:53:22,749
mum wrps outgrave me in that moment.
1307
00:53:23,129 --> 00:53:25,869
Then I heard a timer from behind me.
1308
00:53:26,689 --> 00:53:29,665
I went, oh. Realized my hand was done and I went back
1309
00:53:29,697 --> 00:53:32,345
inside the check on it. As I did, I heard the beast
1310
00:53:32,377 --> 00:53:35,281
shuffle way back in the woods. So anywho,
1311
00:53:35,385 --> 00:53:38,337
that's how I met the scru strongest though it could have been a
1312
00:53:38,353 --> 00:53:41,309
rabid bear for all I know. But I still call it Scrunggus.
1313
00:53:43,209 --> 00:53:45,921
>> Skylar: You look over and you see Hazel is furiously
1314
00:53:45,985 --> 00:53:48,921
flipping through a dictionary trying to find all the
1315
00:53:48,945 --> 00:53:51,865
obscure words that you had mentioned throughout your story and find out what they
1316
00:53:51,897 --> 00:53:54,518
mean. Or o crows. Oh, there it is.
1317
00:53:55,138 --> 00:53:57,682
>> Cameron: Why Throwing the Cheshire Cat
1318
00:53:57,730 --> 00:53:58,594
lyrics.
1319
00:53:58,786 --> 00:54:00,450
>> Cameron: What are you talking about?
1320
00:54:00,594 --> 00:54:03,494
>> Cameron: You know was brilling in the
1321
00:54:03,526 --> 00:54:06,358
slimy toes and guy and gimbal in the waves. All
1322
00:54:06,398 --> 00:54:09,174
minzy where the moro groves and the mole rats outgray.
1323
00:54:09,286 --> 00:54:12,134
>> Cameron: Well, that's just how I felt in the moment he
1324
00:54:12,166 --> 00:54:14,905
felt the chesher cat. I don't know. What? No
1325
00:54:14,969 --> 00:54:17,249
schishire cat is old guy.
1326
00:54:17,401 --> 00:54:19,129
>> Skylar: That's Alice in Wonderland, actually.
1327
00:54:19,201 --> 00:54:21,921
>> Cameron: Oh, I remember that story. The Disney
1328
00:54:21,977 --> 00:54:23,133
guy made it.
1329
00:54:24,593 --> 00:54:26,577
I know all about him.
1330
00:54:26,695 --> 00:54:29,443
>> Skylar: I think I get it. Like, you go out into the woods for,
1331
00:54:29,467 --> 00:54:32,435
like, solace and it works on your poetry and stuff like that.
1332
00:54:32,603 --> 00:54:33,531
>> Cameron: Poetry?
1333
00:54:33,651 --> 00:54:34,043
>> Skylar: Yeah.
1334
00:54:34,107 --> 00:54:37,067
>> Cameron: What are you talking about? What are you I'm talking
1335
00:54:37,099 --> 00:54:39,571
about when the scrungest disrupting my
1336
00:54:39,611 --> 00:54:40,751
habrewing.
1337
00:54:42,851 --> 00:54:45,523
>> Skylar: Justin le for he starts taking the.
1338
00:54:45,587 --> 00:54:48,555
The. The totem. He says, I was that good enough.
1339
00:54:48,586 --> 00:54:50,394
yeah. The scrungest. Okay. Yeah.
1340
00:54:50,426 --> 00:54:53,098
>> Cameron: Well, I'll keep our eyes out there. Scrungus is
1341
00:54:53,218 --> 00:54:56,202
probably as real as big L. Probably
1342
00:54:56,250 --> 00:54:59,042
not. It probably was just a rabid bear, to be
1343
00:54:59,090 --> 00:55:00,570
honest. What?
1344
00:55:00,754 --> 00:55:03,647
>> Skylar: Well, u let's hope it was neither. Okay. U Anyone
1345
00:55:03,679 --> 00:55:05,211
else for a scary story?
1346
00:55:05,511 --> 00:55:06,847
>> Cameron: I guess I'm up.
1347
00:55:06,999 --> 00:55:07,783
>> Skylar: Oh, okay.
1348
00:55:07,786 --> 00:55:09,757
>> Skylar: U yeah, go for it. U So be Joe. Yeah.
1349
00:55:09,789 --> 00:55:12,669
>> Cameron: Yeah. So u as you know, I've told you guys, I'm
1350
00:55:12,685 --> 00:55:15,373
a YouTuber. None of you guys have checked out my channel, though I've
1351
00:55:15,397 --> 00:55:17,301
noticed at they gain
1352
00:55:17,761 --> 00:55:18,825
subscribers.
1353
00:55:18,953 --> 00:55:21,353
>> Cameron: Yeah, the bad signal out here.
1354
00:55:21,417 --> 00:55:24,265
>> Cameron: There's like no signal. Must be that. But, you know, I
1355
00:55:24,353 --> 00:55:27,297
I m. I told you guys I made a viral video a couple years ago.
1356
00:55:27,369 --> 00:55:27,577
>> Skylar: This.
1357
00:55:27,609 --> 00:55:30,577
>> Cameron: So this is the story of that viral video that I
1358
00:55:30,609 --> 00:55:32,073
made that got me.
1359
00:55:32,177 --> 00:55:34,705
>> Cameron: Did you make that m Neon. Neon
1360
00:55:34,793 --> 00:55:35,641
cat video?
1361
00:55:35,721 --> 00:55:37,393
>> Skylar: The rules. You're breaking the rules.
1362
00:55:37,497 --> 00:55:38,217
>> Cameron: What rule?
1363
00:55:38,289 --> 00:55:39,193
>> Skylar: He's got the totem.
1364
00:55:39,257 --> 00:55:41,715
>> Cameron: Well, I, have questions. Can see one us these he said
1365
00:55:41,763 --> 00:55:42,795
viral video.
1366
00:55:42,883 --> 00:55:43,387
>> Skylar: Yeah.
1367
00:55:43,499 --> 00:55:45,771
>> Cameron: Were you the one that bit David's finger?
1368
00:55:45,851 --> 00:55:47,955
>> Cameron: No, that was Charlie, though.
1369
00:55:48,083 --> 00:55:50,987
>> Skylar: Charlie bit the finger. All right, no more interruptions.
1370
00:55:51,059 --> 00:55:52,071
All right. So.
1371
00:55:59,491 --> 00:56:02,363
>> Cameron: I know we haven't known each other that long, but you know, the main thing you
1372
00:56:02,387 --> 00:56:05,363
guys should know about me? You should know about it. You should know this
1373
00:56:05,387 --> 00:56:08,301
about me. Yet by this point, I'm all into the weird stuff, right?
1374
00:56:08,341 --> 00:56:10,989
Know cryptozoology, unexplained
1375
00:56:11,085 --> 00:56:12,121
phenomena.
1376
00:56:12,581 --> 00:56:13,641
>> Skylar: Bigfoot.
1377
00:56:14,266 --> 00:56:17,131
>> Cameron: yeah, I'm a believer. Always have been. Even more
1378
00:56:17,171 --> 00:56:20,116
so now because a few months back, a few years back,
1379
00:56:20,164 --> 00:56:22,948
I finally got a crew together. Three other hardcore
1380
00:56:23,020 --> 00:56:25,660
squatch heads and we were headed up to the Redwood
1381
00:56:25,716 --> 00:56:28,716
National Park. And we were determined to find proof.
1382
00:56:28,884 --> 00:56:31,268
Not some blurry photo that was taken
1383
00:56:31,380 --> 00:56:34,258
like with a potato. Proof
1384
00:56:34,370 --> 00:56:37,026
of Bigfoot. So we spent the day out there
1385
00:56:37,154 --> 00:56:40,018
hiking through the giant trees that kind of make you
1386
00:56:40,050 --> 00:56:42,906
feel tiny. We had some pretty old, pretty solid
1387
00:56:42,954 --> 00:56:45,930
equipment, which is pretty dope, honestly. Thermal cameras and
1388
00:56:45,946 --> 00:56:48,706
all that. We were even setting a bait, you know. So the whole nine
1389
00:56:48,754 --> 00:56:50,266
yards, we heard things.
1390
00:56:50,314 --> 00:56:50,522
>> Fatty Lumpkins: Sure.
1391
00:56:50,562 --> 00:56:53,498
>> Cameron: Like branches snapping, like weird howls that echoed
1392
00:56:53,530 --> 00:56:56,466
through the forest, but nothing really concrete. We were starting to
1393
00:56:56,474 --> 00:56:59,120
get a little discouraged, to be honest. but then that
1394
00:56:59,176 --> 00:57:02,172
evening, Just as the sun was starting
1395
00:57:02,212 --> 00:57:04,804
to dip below the tree line, we
1396
00:57:04,948 --> 00:57:07,748
saw it moving through the trees, Like a
1397
00:57:07,780 --> 00:57:10,660
hundred yards away from us. It's huge, Covered in dark
1398
00:57:10,716 --> 00:57:13,588
fur. Smelled like an old tuna
1399
00:57:13,620 --> 00:57:13,996
cannon.
1400
00:57:14,044 --> 00:57:14,276
>> Skylar: Feet.
1401
00:57:14,324 --> 00:57:17,140
>> Cameron: We knew this was bigfoot.
1402
00:57:17,316 --> 00:57:19,868
My buddy mark, he had the good camera. So we started
1403
00:57:19,900 --> 00:57:22,892
filming. His hand was shaking so bad. We could see it was all
1404
00:57:22,932 --> 00:57:25,688
jerky, but you could see it clear as day.
1405
00:57:25,820 --> 00:57:28,552
The huge ape like creature Walking through the
1406
00:57:28,592 --> 00:57:31,488
forest like it owned the place. It glanced our way for a
1407
00:57:31,520 --> 00:57:33,920
split second, and I swear, his eyes, they.
1408
00:57:33,936 --> 00:57:34,920
>> Elizabeth: Didn'T just see us.
1409
00:57:34,976 --> 00:57:37,904
>> Cameron: It was like you could see the thoughts shooting through
1410
00:57:37,928 --> 00:57:40,432
his brain, like there was intellect there,
1411
00:57:40,552 --> 00:57:43,296
Human intelligence. He just stood there,
1412
00:57:43,384 --> 00:57:46,296
analyzing us, Watching us, I guess, Trying to decide
1413
00:57:46,344 --> 00:57:48,992
what to do next. Anyways, needless to say, we
1414
00:57:49,032 --> 00:57:51,964
were ecstatic. We had done it. We'd
1415
00:57:52,028 --> 00:57:54,676
finally found proof of bigfoot.
1416
00:57:54,804 --> 00:57:57,772
Everything in our power, we were doing it not to burst
1417
00:57:57,812 --> 00:58:00,764
out Just like ecstatically. And then the
1418
00:58:00,788 --> 00:58:03,724
creature just stood there. Its gaze was fixed on our
1419
00:58:03,748 --> 00:58:06,628
little group. And then it let out this sound. Not like a roar.
1420
00:58:06,700 --> 00:58:07,432
It was
1421
00:58:10,172 --> 00:58:12,868
not even a howl. It was like a lament. A
1422
00:58:12,900 --> 00:58:15,900
deep, guttural sound that vibrated in your chest.
1423
00:58:16,036 --> 00:58:18,772
Really made the hairs on my arms stand on. And it
1424
00:58:18,812 --> 00:58:21,760
sounded almost like it was in pain. And
1425
00:58:21,776 --> 00:58:24,648
we start to hear movement in the trees all around us.
1426
00:58:24,760 --> 00:58:27,736
Not just branches snapping. It was heavy
1427
00:58:27,904 --> 00:58:30,448
footsteps, Things rustling in the
1428
00:58:30,520 --> 00:58:33,400
undergrowth. We had no idea what it was, but
1429
00:58:33,416 --> 00:58:36,256
it was big. And there were many of them,
1430
00:58:36,304 --> 00:58:39,172
probably more bigfoots, Big feats,
1431
00:58:39,752 --> 00:58:42,544
Sasquatches, whatever. There was
1432
00:58:42,688 --> 00:58:45,528
something coming at us, and that's all we knew. We
1433
00:58:45,560 --> 00:58:48,416
tried to get out of there, but it was like we were surrounded.
1434
00:58:48,464 --> 00:58:51,456
The fog started to roll in super thick and fast,
1435
00:58:51,504 --> 00:58:54,128
and we ended up getting separated. I'm huffing and
1436
00:58:54,160 --> 00:58:56,984
puffing, Just trying to keep moving and telling my heart and
1437
00:58:57,008 --> 00:59:00,000
lungs that you just gotta keep up. I run a mile
1438
00:59:00,096 --> 00:59:03,064
before I start to slow down. And I didn't even stop moving. Every
1439
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time I exhaled, I was calling out for mark,
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Sarah, or dale. But the only answer I got Was
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that sound echoing through the trees. And
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I managed to stumble my way out of the woods Just as the sun
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was starting to rise, Half starved and terrified.
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But I can't describe how much. My calves were on fire,
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too. I drove back to the motel in the town
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nearby. I locked every lock in the door and
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barricaded it with the extra bed. I couldn't even shower
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without the Door being open, and even then I had to hop out every time
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I heard a noise. Eventually, curiosity got the
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best of me, and when Mark had panicked back in the forest,
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he dropped the camera. I'not really sure what compelled
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me to do this, but I grabbed it before I ran off.
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And some kind of desire to torture myself further
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pushed me to open up the files. The footage
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was incredible. The camera's internal shake
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absorption really cleared things up. And Mark got
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himself a top of the lineion piece when he bought it.
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My stomach sank, though, as I heard that sound again, that low
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bellow that the Bigfoot let out. I felt
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nauseous, but I plugged through the hopes of catching a
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glimpse of anything that could offer some hint of where the
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others went and what happened to them. But it was pretty much
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just footage of me picking up the camera and rushing
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around before it. Tapping the record button and editing the video.
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I decided to upload it. You might have seen it. that's
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my viral video. The one where Bigfoot looks right at the
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camera. It went viral and people said it was the
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best Bigfoot footage they'd ever seen. That
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was us. That was my team. I guess it was mainly
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Mark. I figured there's no need for the footage to go to
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waste, you know, since people went missing trying to get
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it. As far as I know, Mark, Sarah and old Dale
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never came out of those woods. They just
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vanished. No trace. Park rangers searched
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for weeks, but they found nothing. Sometimes, late at night
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when a wind howls through the trees, I can hear that sound
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again, that deep cry. And I can't
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help but wonder, what did we stumble into out there?
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And what price to my friends pay for that
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discovery?
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>> Fatty Lumpkins: You sound awfully nonchalant about watching your
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friends die.
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>> Cameron: We don't know if they died. I am holding out hope
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that they'still out there.
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>> Skylar: As you're saying this, you suddenly feel
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the totem in your hands start to kind of
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vibrate almost and shake. And you watch
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as it starts to glow like a light literally starts
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to come off of it. And in the
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distance towards the forest, you
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01:01:28,800 --> 01:01:30,852
swear you hear that same
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01:01:31,672 --> 01:01:34,368
lonesome moan erupt
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01:01:34,480 --> 01:01:37,448
from above the trees. And you all turn
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01:01:37,480 --> 01:01:40,480
to look, because you all hear it. And standing
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about 100 yards away from you
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is the scrungest.
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And with that, we will close out the first episod
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###e
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September
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5,
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Anno.
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>> Elizabeth: Domini 1585
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Elizabeth my patient. Love
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the folly of these so called leaders. Here
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01:02:12,972 --> 01:02:15,052
is enough to curdle the very milk in a
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01:02:15,092 --> 01:02:18,088
bab'mouth we are now settled on
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01:02:18,120 --> 01:02:20,968
this Robooke Island, a patch of land,
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01:02:21,040 --> 01:02:23,992
wind swept and teeming with little more than trees
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01:02:24,072 --> 01:02:25,612
and buzzing insects.
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And what foresight did our esteemed sir, Richard Grenville possess
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in bringing us here? Precious little, it
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01:02:32,633 --> 01:02:35,353
seems. The stores are
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01:02:35,377 --> 01:02:38,113
dwindling faster than ale at a tavern on market
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01:02:38,177 --> 01:02:41,113
day. One would think a man entrusted with such
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01:02:41,137 --> 01:02:43,891
a venture would have the sen to ensure we were
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01:02:43,931 --> 01:02:45,251
adequately provisioned.
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>> Skylar: But no.
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>> Elizabeth: Now the great sir, Richard, in his infinite wisdom,
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or utter lack thereof, has decided the only course
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of action is to return to England for more supplies.
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To England, Elizabeth. Leaving us
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01:02:58,730 --> 01:03:01,562
here, a handful of souls in this wild,
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01:03:01,666 --> 01:03:04,330
untamed land, vulnerable to God knows
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01:03:04,370 --> 01:03:07,154
what. He
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01:03:07,202 --> 01:03:10,142
speaks of a swift return. But I tell you, the man is an
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01:03:10,166 --> 01:03:13,046
utter fool. He struts about
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01:03:13,078 --> 01:03:15,934
like a peacock one moment and then abandons us like
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01:03:15,982 --> 01:03:18,942
unwanted pups the next. Does
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01:03:18,966 --> 01:03:21,410
he not see the risk he places us in?
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01:03:21,870 --> 01:03:24,678
The natives, though seemingly docile now,
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01:03:24,814 --> 01:03:27,530
surely harbour resentment after his
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01:03:27,990 --> 01:03:30,330
handling of the silver got affair.
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01:03:31,070 --> 01:03:34,014
We are sitting ducks. And his
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01:03:34,062 --> 01:03:36,746
reasoning? To sail all the way back across the
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01:03:36,778 --> 01:03:39,770
treacherous ocean, risking storms and Spanish
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01:03:39,810 --> 01:03:42,618
dogs, when the solution lies practically at our
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01:03:42,674 --> 01:03:45,110
feet. These locals.
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01:03:45,810 --> 01:03:48,514
These locals, they have their own
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01:03:48,562 --> 01:03:51,110
stores, their own ways of sustaining themselves.
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01:03:51,530 --> 01:03:54,346
Why not simply take what we need? They
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01:03:54,378 --> 01:03:57,154
are but savages, Elizabeth. What right have they
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01:03:57,202 --> 01:04:00,190
to hoard resources while Englishmen starve?
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01:04:01,430 --> 01:04:04,366
But no, Grenville, in his misplaced
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01:04:04,438 --> 01:04:06,822
sense of honor, or perhaps just plain
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01:04:06,886 --> 01:04:09,414
cowardice, forbids such a sensible
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01:04:09,502 --> 01:04:11,814
action. He pratters on about
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01:04:11,862 --> 01:04:14,836
diplomacy and peaceful coexistence. the
1548
01:04:14,868 --> 01:04:17,772
man is an utter simpleton. He has placed
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01:04:17,796 --> 01:04:20,660
us all in grave peril with his incompetence and his
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01:04:20,700 --> 01:04:23,372
lily livid approach. May God have mercy on
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01:04:23,396 --> 01:04:26,360
us, for Grenville certainly will not.
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01:04:27,060 --> 01:04:29,844
I can only pray that his abseinence is brief,
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01:04:30,012 --> 01:04:32,972
though I hold little hope. We
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01:04:32,996 --> 01:04:35,756
must fend for ourselves as best we can in his monumental
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01:04:35,828 --> 01:04:38,724
oversight. Write to me as soon as a ship
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01:04:38,772 --> 01:04:41,200
makes its way back to these forsaken shores.
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01:04:41,740 --> 01:04:44,400
Yours in growing frustration and concern,
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01:04:44,700 --> 01:04:45,560
Richard.
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01:04:52,400 --> 01:04:55,344
>> Skylar: Hey, everyone. Skylar here, Creator and creative
1560
01:04:55,432 --> 01:04:58,328
director at Session Zero Heroes. I just wanted to quickly say
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01:04:58,344 --> 01:05:01,112
a few things before we head into the next episode. Firstly,
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01:05:01,176 --> 01:05:04,128
thank you so much for listening to our 2025 monster the
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01:05:04,144 --> 01:05:06,816
week one shot. We love creating these. And
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01:05:06,848 --> 01:05:09,488
honestly, Monster of the Week is what inspired us to create
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01:05:09,544 --> 01:05:12,432
TTRPG Content to begin with, so it holds a special
1566
01:05:12,456 --> 01:05:15,456
place in our hearts. We'll be posting a brand new episode
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01:05:15,488 --> 01:05:18,200
of Terror at Camp Roanoke every week throughout October
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01:05:18,240 --> 01:05:20,872
2025 with the final episode landing
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01:05:20,936 --> 01:05:23,152
nicely the day before Halloween on October
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01:05:23,216 --> 01:05:26,200
30th. We hope you enjoy the mystery we put together.
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01:05:26,320 --> 01:05:29,312
I personally had a ton of fun creating it and working with the
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01:05:29,376 --> 01:05:32,376
incredible vocal and musical talent that brought the intros and
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01:05:32,408 --> 01:05:35,112
outros to life. If you want to find out more about
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01:05:35,136 --> 01:05:38,072
them, follow the talent on socials or even reach out
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01:05:38,096 --> 01:05:40,944
to them with your own project. Just check out the episode description and
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01:05:40,952 --> 01:05:43,848
you'll find their names, handles and links there. They all did
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01:05:43,864 --> 01:05:46,828
a phenomenal job, so a huge shout out to each and every one
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01:05:46,844 --> 01:05:49,748
of them. Speaking of links, if you want to follow more of what
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01:05:49,764 --> 01:05:52,652
we're doing at Session zero Heroes, be sure to check out our
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01:05:52,716 --> 01:05:55,516
website or scroll through our other TTRPGA Actual Play
1581
01:05:55,588 --> 01:05:58,460
series and one shots that we've done. From Avatar
1582
01:05:58,500 --> 01:06:01,340
Legends and Dungeons and Dragons all the way to Kids on Bikes and
1583
01:06:01,380 --> 01:06:04,124
All Flesh Must Be Eaten, we try to create and play through
1584
01:06:04,172 --> 01:06:07,028
unique and entertaining stories using a variety of
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01:06:07,084 --> 01:06:09,972
systems along the way. There's plenty to listen to and plenty
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01:06:09,996 --> 01:06:12,824
more on the way to ensure that you don't miss out on our future
1587
01:06:12,872 --> 01:06:15,752
productions. Be sure to drop a follow or subscribe on
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whatever podcast streaming platform you're using. The same
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goes with socials. You can find us on Facebook, Instagram,
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TikTok, X, BlueSky, Discord, and
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01:06:24,160 --> 01:06:27,128
Mastodon, so be sure to drop a follow on whichever of those you
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frequent. With that, I'll be headed out, but be sure
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to check back for the next episode of the series so you can solve
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01:06:33,160 --> 01:06:36,072
the mystery of the terror at Camp
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01:06:36,136 --> 01:06:36,520
Roan O.