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Speaker 1: So this is what I when we generally start with to see how instinct we are as a group. I want you all to say, table read gateway on the count of three in a good voice.
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Speaker 2: Camp Clark one two great.
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Speaker 3: Table read gateway.
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Speaker 4: Yeah, I steaks, I steaks yep in hand.
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Speaker 5: Why is an engine number two school though I just pushed throttles to full.
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Speaker 2: It must be a flame.
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Speaker 4: Out again restart checklist. We're losing outs two just cross flight level two zero zero now at one niner zero dropping fast.
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Speaker 6: I apologize, or this passenger says it's.
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Speaker 7: A CIA agent or teach. I need the radio.
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Speaker 2: Get out, whoever you are.
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Speaker 7: Engine two, not to the radio.
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Speaker 4: I need to speak the language right now.
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Speaker 2: If I don't get the engine restarted, we lay trash. We turn to your seat. That's in order.
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Speaker 7: The engine is gone. Soon you'll lose hydraulic pressure and flight control.
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Speaker 2: We will crash.
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Speaker 7: But first I need the radio.
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Speaker 1: Ten thousand feet there's no response to restart procedures.
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Speaker 2: It's like the engine isn't even there.
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Speaker 7: Why the tendant prepare their cabins for impact.
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Speaker 4: Well after caution, we've lotted hydraulic pressure and flight control. Give me that radio I have critical information about neutralizing the entity.
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Speaker 2: Get cause this crack. Often we're polone save ALTA.
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Speaker 4: Give me the fucking rate, he said, get back to your seat.
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Speaker 2: Ah, you shot him?
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Speaker 4: Why would you give me the radiount I have.
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Speaker 2: Hello.
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Speaker 4: This is Lieutenant Colonel Wayne M. McDonnell, retired, and I have a story to tell you. In nineteen seventy seven, I got the assignment to investigate and report on the Gateway Project, a means for man to venture beyond time and space? Could we spy on Russia from a great distance? Were they spying on us already? I was a man tasked with finding answers that were needed and quickly. I served a tour of duty and US Army intelligence in the early seventies known as Project four oh four. I was in Laos covertly assisting US interests in Vietnam. The report I submitted got me this far more controversial assignment. I discovered things you might not believe but should. Do a quick Google search for Analysis and Assessment of Gateway Process CIA. You'll find an actual document from the CIA website written by none other than yours. Truly click on that and have a read. Be advised they might open a file on you for looking at the report.
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Speaker 7: I don't know.
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Speaker 4: I don't work there anymore. In nineteen seventy seven, I was stationed at Ford George G. Mead Army Intelligence Base in Maryland near Washington, DC, five thousand acres of military personnel doing top CI grid intelligence work keeping the free world safe. At the time, we were transcribing and translating all of Russia's radio and TV broadcasts, thousands of hours of tapes analyzed, looking for patterns codes. It was a standard day in my lab until it was.
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Speaker 2: Captain Parsons.
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Speaker 4: When you have today's radio transmissions entered, get started on the task news feed.
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Speaker 6: I'll have it done with me, our Lieutenant Colonel McDonald.
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Speaker 4: General addis a rare pleasure. I didn't realize we had an inspection today.
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Speaker 7: No inspection, General, This room is secure and.
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Speaker 4: Silent, Yes, sir, fully TSSC, I secure my briefcase.
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Speaker 7: Please? Is this serious?
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Speaker 4: I think I saw this on Star Trek last week.
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Speaker 3: Do I impress you as a joking man? No, sir, Everyone out, but Lieutenant Colonel McDonald.
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Speaker 2: Sir, you heard the General.
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Speaker 7: Every listen to this.
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Speaker 4: Give me that radio. I have a critical information about laturizing the edge to get cause this crack.
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Speaker 7: I've been with below dabout.
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Speaker 4: Was that the plane that went down last month? Yes, terrorists posing a CIA a lunatic.
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Speaker 7: No.
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Speaker 3: In fact, that was a legitimate CIA operation Agent man Orities. Limited details on the operation are in this file.
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Speaker 7: You think the Russians or some other hostile force.
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Speaker 4: You think a hostile force brought that plane down trying to get to someone.
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Speaker 3: What I think is in being discussed, Just your orders, Roger Letzer. The cockpit recording you just heard has been shared with fewer than ten people. That portion was cut out of the official NTSB version.
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Speaker 2: I don't understand.
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Speaker 3: Sometime back science it Sack Bentof made us aware of some facts, facts regarding expanded states of consciousness that allowed traveling by thought. The Russians had been studying it for years. They had been trying to get to our man bent Off.
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Speaker 2: And you think they crashed that plane.
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Speaker 7: Ortiz was a decoy flying under Bentoff's name.
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Speaker 2: How did they bring it down?
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Speaker 3: That's what you're going to find out. You're not going to mention that crash or recording. Ever, the world's reaction to such information would be catastrophic.
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Speaker 4: Yes, sir, is is this another MK ultra.
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Speaker 3: No, you'll create a report, but it won't mention that incident, or our spying or our missing spy planes.
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Speaker 4: The pair of SR seventy one's had crashed.
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Speaker 2: I thought they were mechanical.
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Speaker 7: Issues, so did we until we got that recording.
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Speaker 2: Sir, it all seems rather incredible.
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Speaker 4: Initially, I'm inclined to be skeptical.
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Speaker 3: You'll be on a transport to Monroe Institute in Virginia at oh six hundred tomorrow. You're going to get to the bottom of this. I want facts. That buzz box on your belt it's a pager general and could reach me anywhere in the world. My assistant Captain Parsons handles all messaging.
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Speaker 7: Stay handy.
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Speaker 4: Yes, sir, I was given a puzzle without all the pieces. But on the ninth of June nineteen eighty three, I issued a final report. Sadly, before I finished that report, our brilliant scientist Itsak Bentof died on a doomed airliner in Chicago. Oddly, this time, even the cockpit voice recorder failed before anything else. No clues. You can google that too. American Airlines Flight one ninety one. It was a serious setback. This is the story of that report before and after it was released by the CIA, the things I learned and the places I saw. But please read my report. You tasked me to provide an assessment of the Gateway experience in terms of its mechanics and ultimate practicality. As I set out to fulfill that tasking, it soon became clear that in order to assess the validity and practicality of the process, I needed to do enough supporting research and analysis to fully understand how and why the process works. Frankly, sir, that proved to be an extremely involved and difficult business.
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Speaker 6: Follow me to the lab, sir, mister Monroe was waiting.
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Speaker 8: Lieutenant Colonel McDonald, Nice to meet you. I'm Robert Monroe.
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Speaker 9: Welcome to my lab.
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Speaker 7: Sit down. Please, thank you, Monroe.
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Speaker 2: I've read the research.
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Speaker 8: You think it sounds like a bunch of bullshit, don't.
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Speaker 2: You, sir? My personal opinions don't enter into this.
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Speaker 4: I'm here to fully evaluate your process from an objective viewpoint. Monroe wasn't dumb.
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Speaker 2: He knew it really did sound.
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Speaker 4: Like bullshit, but he needed credibility with the military, and my report provided.
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Speaker 7: You've been ordered to keep an open mind.
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Speaker 2: That is an accurate assessment.
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Speaker 8: Can you start training tomorrow?
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Speaker 4: Sure, I need somewhere to drop my personal items, but I'd like to start today.
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Speaker 1: Perfect.
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Speaker 8: I'll have Nurse Fields show you to your quarters and we'll get started.
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Speaker 4: Initially, based on conversations with a physician who took the gateway training with me, I had recourse to the biomedical models developed by Itsak bent Off to obtain information concerning the physical aspects of the process. The long hours of training were eased somewhat by the caring hands of Nurse Fields, but even she turned out to be more complicated than she first appeared.
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Speaker 6: Please lay back down, Lieutenant Colonel. I'm going to attach some electrodes. Relax, get comfortable.
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Speaker 2: Will I be hypnotized?
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Speaker 6: Probably not today, but eventually. Yes.
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Speaker 2: Do I have time for a cigarette?
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Speaker 6: Nicotine disrupts the process? Are you nervous?
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Speaker 7: Why?
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Speaker 2: I'm just listening to some sounds?
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Speaker 6: Did you read all of the materials you may want to.
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Speaker 2: Mister Monroe?
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Speaker 8: Are you ready, Lieutenant Colonel?
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Speaker 2: Ready as I can be.
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Speaker 8: Okay, Now you're going to listen to some sounds and speech. In this sensory deprivation chamber, a series of tones will help bring you into hemispherical synchronization. Left brain and right brain broad into sync. We call it hemicyink.
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Speaker 2: Okay, you will note.
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Speaker 8: Flashing lights on the ceiling as you reach hemsink both halfs of your brain finally working as one. If you need us, we'll be in the control room.
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Speaker 7: All right.
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Speaker 8: Relax and observe the flow of energy around you.
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Speaker 9: You'll be guided through each of these focus levels.
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Speaker 2: You'll find increasing abilities in.
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Speaker 8: Each as you rise.
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Speaker 4: Upping my focus level huh sounds like mumbo jumbo.
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Speaker 2: Relax and observe.
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Speaker 8: You'll be aware of each focus level and its meaning as we progress today. It will aim for Focus twelve, where you can traverse time and space.
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Speaker 7: I'll join you there.
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Speaker 6: Focus twelve the standard protocol.
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Speaker 8: Suspended for these tests. Lieutenant Colonel McDonald has had years of military training, a level of discipline we can only approximate here. We will forego many of the early sessions.
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Speaker 6: Yes, mister Monroe, continue the preparations.
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Speaker 8: Nurse Fields, have my hypnotic items ready, please.
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Speaker 4: I admit to seeing little promise and gateway. At first, I would put the headphones on and lay back. Following Monroe's voice in the various tones. Frequently I just fell asleep, but I was surprised to discover that after a while, images started swirling out of the darkness.
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Speaker 7: Row was right.
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Speaker 4: Eventually I was able to advance in the training with some effort and gained new abilities. But all attempts to attain usable intelligence on Russia ultimately failed.
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Speaker 2: So a few weeks.
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Speaker 4: Later they got me closer, much closer. They flew me out to a secret submersible base next to the USSR. I found myself one thousand feet below the sea of Okotsk. In seventy one, the CIA had discovered a Soviet deep sea transmission line. We wanted to listen in, so we installed the tap. This was Operation Ivy Bells. It was a joint CIA and NSA project with help from the US Navy. You can google that too. Ivy Bells, fun little project. They
decided it would be good to physically transport me to the undersea Soviet military transmission lines.
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Speaker 9: So there I was, sir, we're here in the cable tap location. Time to do your thing. I'll connect your headset to the feed.
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Speaker 2: Ready.
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Speaker 7: It worked.
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Speaker 4: I had followed the training and achieved Focus twelve in Gateway. This is one of the highest states of consciousness. It unlocks the ability to remote view at will, unrestrained by time or distance. But a surprise awaited me there. I was investigating the secret missile base, invisible to the motionless soldiers, frozen in time. There, I was trying to read a computer screen when I realized that one of the other beings there was different. It was like me, unbound by time or location, floating.
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Speaker 2: Hello, priviet.
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Speaker 4: My Russian had an accent, but this simple hello should have worked. The entity merely scurried up a wall and vanished into the ceiling. Hey wait, all my further attempts to locate the entity that day failed. I returned to my body on the sub and got another surprise. Pilot, Hey, did you see that thing out there looking into the porthole?
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Speaker 9: Sir? Not calling you a liar, but we're one thousand feet down, nothing but fishies out there.
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Speaker 4: I can see it right now there, it's looking at me.
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Speaker 9: Okay, okay, copy that, sir. I'll note it in the log.
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Speaker 7: Coopard.
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Speaker 4: They didn't believe me at first, who would, But I would meet the entity again. I included a couple paragraphs about this in my final report. A warning more or less to those who would follow be intellectually prepared to react to possible encounters with intelligent, non corporal energy forms when time space boundaries are exceeded. It may also be possible that individuals encounter thought forms while in an out of body state, which mingle with physical reality and are not easily differentiated. Yeah, you heard that right, word for word from an official CIA report. I knew there was much more to investigate and explain. Meanwhile, I kept working back.
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Speaker 2: At the institute.
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Speaker 4: Next time on Gateway, things heat up when I finally find that Russian missile base.
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Speaker 2: But that's not even the big event.
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Speaker 4: Courtesy of a surprise guest visitor, I find my way back in time, all the way to Nazi occupied France in nineteen forty four, but in more danger than I ever was before.
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Speaker 5: Hey, before we move on, can we do your mini sub Captain again?
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Speaker 7: Kevin? And like?
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Speaker 5: So, since we have yours, can we do them where you have fun with it but also projects? As you said, but I, especially since you say cuckoo berg later, I'd love for you to cavin it up.
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Speaker 9: Sure, So where do you want to start from?
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Speaker 5: Just take it from that initial one, because we got the more official version that Jack wanted.
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Speaker 7: But for your we do you know, we'll come in at Z.
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Speaker 5: I want to grab the server nearing the cable tapplication, so the middle of thirteen, oh copy.
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Speaker 9: Got oh thirteen, guys.
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Speaker 5: Because we got a more formal version. Now we'll have here so that when you say cucku ber.
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Speaker 7: You can like you hit them.
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Speaker 9: Got him?
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Speaker 2: Are we reading all the way through?
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Speaker 5: Uh No, I think let's just do a pick up with any sub to ready, and then we'll go to fourteen.
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Speaker 9: Okay, sir, we're nearing the cable tap location. Time to do your thing. I'll connect your headset to the feed.
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Speaker 5: Right through to fourteen and then we'll just pick it up from a pilot.
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Speaker 7: Do you see that.
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Speaker 2: Pilot?
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Speaker 4: Hey, you see that that thing out there looking into the porthole.
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Speaker 9: Sir, not calling you a liar, but we're one thousand feet down nothing but fishies out here.
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Speaker 2: I see it right now there. It's it's looking at me.
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Speaker 9: Okay, Okay, copy that, sir. I'll note it in the lock. Cuckoo bird
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Speaker 7: Very