UFOs & Sundays

Have you ever seen a UFO? Dangerous Dave talks about how 1/4 of people have and where you are most likely to see them. Plus, if you had more time on Sunday how would you use it? Most would sleep more.

Episode Transcript

Speaker 1 (00:00):
This is uber in the den with Dangerous Day. Well,
here's a question for you. Have you ever seen a UFO?
A new poll found one in four Americans but a
little over twenty three percent have personally seen a UFOH
before I have. I'm not saying it's space or aliens
or whatever, but it was a flying object that I
could not identify. That's what UFO stands for. If you

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didn't know, unidentified flying object and whether you've seen one
or not. Close to a third of Americans think aliens
are here, twenty nine percent I think UFOs are really
alien spacecraft, and thirty five percent think there could be
another explanation. Thirty six percent of people said they just
didn't know. Seventeen percent of us think we'll make contact
with aliens in the next ten years jumps to thirty

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two percent in the next fifty years. If we do
make contact, will they come in peace? Well, that's a
fifty to fifty split. Half the people said yes. Half
of people think we're in pig trouble. And if you
want to see a UFO, they just found the best
bet might be Arizona specifically. Next month, they looked at
the top cities for uf full sidings. Phoenix is number one,
with at least three hundred and twenty three reported sidings

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in the past decade. Tucson, Arizona, was fifth to the
last November is peak UFO season for both spots. Top
ten cities for UFO sidings Phoenix, New York, Las Vegas, Portland, Oregon, Tucson, Boise,
Los Angeles, San Diego, Albuquerque, and Seattle. Not North Dakota
or Minnesota, because even they know better to come up here,

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especially in winter time. We're in the two. You know, Sunday,
it seems like the time really just blows by these days,
especially you're spending hours watching football, not getting anything else done,
driving home from the lake, whatever you're doing. A new
poll last Americans what they wish they had more time
for on Sundays. Well, it seems like the most popular
response was sleeping. Thirty one percent of people said that

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that was followed by watching TV, watching movies, visiting loved ones,
mentally preparing for the week, reading, going for a walk,
talking to loved ones on the phone, doing a do
it yourself project, and yardwork. Less popular response is cleaning, cooking, meditating,
and exercising. Pull also found the average person experiences. They're
so called Sundays scaries thirty six times per year, usually

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sets up about three point fifty four pm. That's the
feeling of anxiety or dread when you're expected to have
to deal with the upcoming work week. So yeah, I
wish Sundays were about oh three days longer. To again
for another episode of Deeper in the Den with Dangerous
Dave play year