May 8, 2025 • 17 mins
Why would random HUGE shipments of shipping containers so up at people's houses, neighborhoods and beaches containing food and other items. should they touch the meat? Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.
Mark as Played
Transcript
Episode Transcript
Available transcripts are automatically generated. Complete accuracy is not guaranteed.
Speaker 1 (00:01):
What Up, What Up?
Speaker 2 (00:01):
What Up?
Speaker 1 (00:02):
Welcome back to Lockdown Universe some of the bizarre, peculiar
and unheard of stories of UFO legend and paranormal lore.
Welcome back, Welcome back, having to be back. Hopefully you
guys doing well and taking care of yourself. So today's
story episode, the story of the day is these shipping
containers that are being found everywhere across the globe.
Speaker 2 (00:22):
What do these.
Speaker 1 (00:22):
Shipping containers hold? Well, they hold everything from meat like
big pieces of I mean huge containers of meat that
are cooled in air conditioned units, to different textiles, all
kinds of textiles. So the question is who's doing this
(00:44):
and why? So where where have these been seen? These
have been seen? One of the most remarkable ones is
actually on the shores of Jamaica. Washed up on the
shores of Jamaica is a humongous shipping container. We were
talking about shipping containers, right, We're talking about those containers
(01:04):
that you see on the ports that are on the
both coasts right of America, coast of China, wherever they
come from, the problem is is that these shipping containers
don't have any identifying information about where they come from.
They don't have anybody looking for them. They're not locked,
(01:27):
so you can just open them and they have perfectly
preserved meat in them. Well, who needs meat more than
you know, countries that could use it. Back a few
years back, there was a report of a shipping container
that ended up in Jamaica, but it was actually supposed
(01:49):
to go to Haiti, and it had some poisoned meat
in it. Interestingly enough, who would have poisoned meat and
sent it to Haiti? Well, we know that there's all
all kinds of stories about about different governments around the
world and different operations that have been trying to take
out different political leaders, but not necessarily entire countries or
(02:11):
big populations of countries. In Chicago, there's been reports of containers, crates,
huge crates of guns just showing up in back alleys
and people wonder why Chicago is like the gun violence
murder capital of the United States. Well, they have all
these random shipments of weapons that are just dropped off
(02:34):
in heavily criminally active areas and dropped off. So why
would these huge containers of meat be just dropped off
at in Jamaica or in New York or in various
states around America as well. Not only are they being
dropped off in random places like shores, but they're also
(02:55):
being dropped off in neighborhoods near train tracks. They're just
dropped off in neighborhoods. What is going on? So we
have to start theorizing because we can't. According to these reports,
they cannot track the initial location that it was shipped from,
(03:19):
and they can't track the destination location either. So one
has to wonder who the hell's shipping these well, who
has the money to ship an entire container of meat
and not find it right? That's the big question. So
my theory is that it is It could be threefold.
(03:39):
It could be three things. Either a, we have a
robin Hood's situation on our hands where this meat is
not poisoned, it's perfectly good and preserved. And somebody along
the supply chain, either in you know, engineering or data
construction or data engineering, shipped one of these things to
(04:00):
a place that you know, they felt needed it and
multiple places around the World's that's a potential possibility. Another
potential theory is is that this could be a benevolent
billionaire that just says, hey, you know what I want
to do? Good things. I don't need it to come
(04:20):
back to me. The people that I'm going to work
with and ship with, I'm going to remain anonymous, and
my anonymity will be safe, and I'll just ship these
containers off to places that I think need help. It's
called philanthropy. Another potential, more nefarious reason could be the
fact that there could be people that want these these
(04:45):
communities taken out, so they send this potentially quote unquote
free stuff out and they they might have poisoned it.
That's not unheard of either. The government has has argued
and probably other governments as well have conducted different operations
(05:06):
throughout the years. The most notable would be the San
Francisco Bay Area Bacteria Experiment operation where they filled up
gas and filled it up with bacteria to see how
(05:27):
long it would take to get through and how many
people it could infect. And they literally infected people through
different trains, different different modes of transportation throughout the city,
and they tracked it along the waste lines, the waste
water and things like this, and what did they find out.
(05:48):
They found out that like they exposed six hundred thousand
people to this bacteria. It was supposed to be a
harmless bacteria, which I don't know if it was, but
that's what they said.
Speaker 2 (05:58):
And the goal was just to see, you know, hey,
could we could we you know, how fast could we
infect people? How fast could we potentially be affected if
there was some sort of chemical attack on the city
or chemical attack within the United States.
Speaker 1 (06:16):
Well, a lot of people think these these containers fill
of meat are a test, right, they're testing people out,
They're seeing what would happen, what would people do? Well,
I'll tell you what people will do. If there's if
they send them off to like poorer, poorer areas, and
everybody's poorer these days, the economy is horrible, then what's
(06:36):
gonna happen? They're gonna eat it, right, I think they're
just gonna eat it. They can cook it up, as
long as it's refrigerated, and they can get it off
of the train or off of the shipping container. They're
gonna eat it. I guess the question is, you know,
what's what's the end goal? If this is nefarious, are
(06:56):
they're just trying to see what people will do? Is
it just an next experiment to see, hey, how much
can we just give away free stuff and people will
eat it? And how quickly could we poison it? I mean,
they could easily do that pretty quickly, right, I mean
they don't even have to do that. I mean I
don't think that that's what this is, because they could
(07:17):
have done that with you know, the COVID shots. They
could have done that with COVID itself. They could have
done it with all kinds of things.
Speaker 2 (07:24):
They could.
Speaker 1 (07:25):
They could air rate some disease into the air and
it would be catchy. So if they were trying to
take out huge swaths of people, don't I don't think
they would just be trying to infect them with meat,
because quickly people would figure out that the meat is
bad and they were gonna they'd throw it all out.
So is this some sort of like celebrity giving back
(07:47):
to the public and just trying to be anonymous. Is
this Elon Musk doing some sort of doughe meat giveaway.
Speaker 3 (07:57):
You know, there's a lot of weird things things that
are going on in the world right now, and I
don't know if they're connected, but we have this blue
rain and even purple rain going on around the country,
from the shores of Texas to purple rain in Denver
to California, and people drinking it, and it's it's like
(08:22):
intoxicating them and they feel like they're going into another
dimension almost like it's.
Speaker 1 (08:28):
Almost like it's like DMT, you know where it. DMT
is a is a diet, is a molecule that is
created that allows you to I don't know, going to
another dimension, start seeing different dimensions for like fifteen minutes,
and you come back to normal. It's like a really
fast trip, but it's extremely powerful too. You like go
(08:52):
you like break through reality. It's it's really weird. I
haven't done it, but that's just what I read and
have seen in different podcasts. So what is going on?
This reminds me of another story where this was like
probably four years ago maybe five, where a bunch of
people got these cards and the cards had like alien
(09:17):
writing on them, and people all thought, well, this is
really weird. What the hell? It was like a black
card with green like hieroglyphic alien looking writing on it,
and everybody thought, damn, this is like a conspiracy, right,
and then ended up being just like a game, a
video game promotion thing, and it just it just got
(09:38):
given up quickly. I don't think a video game promotion
is just going to be given out humongous containers and meat.
I mean, that'd be really expensive, A hell of a
lot more expensive than just sending out little birthday cards
with alien writing on them. They weren't birthday cards, but
imagine the cost of a birthday cards like three ninety
nine to like seven bucks. I mean, it's just a
(09:59):
lot cheaper than sending out meat, that's for sure. Not
to mention the fact that there's probably plenty of vegetarians
out there too, right, so they don't they wouldn't need that.
So I guess the question is, what the hell is
going on? There's so much stuff going on in the
world that I could just like do an episode on
(10:19):
crazy shit going on in the world today, But I'm
not going to do that. I'm just gonna roll with
this and see how it goes. I think that it's
fun to think about. I think it's interesting if it
happened in my neighborhood and nobody came looking for it,
(10:40):
I would think that that's really bizarre. And I'm sure
a lot of people do, you know. I mean, if
we're talking about just like weird stuff happening, I mean
off of a Brinks truck in Chicago or in the
Chicago suburbs, one humongous bag dropped off of the back
of an armored car and only six people were around,
(11:02):
and they all gathered up three hundred thousand dollars. And
that doesn't seem like it just, you know, was luck.
That seemed like it was meant to be, right. So
I think that everything happens for a reason. I think
there are mistakes, and that happens too. But when you
have multiple different storage containers just getting dropped off in
(11:23):
areas that they shouldn't be, nobody looking for them, nobody
coming to pick them up, They're still being refrigerated by
a unit. That's so these units, these shipping containers have
units that are able to continuously run off of a
battery or I don't know, backup backup power supply and
keep everything cold for a time, but it's going to
(11:43):
run out eventually, right, So it's very bizarre. It's very bizarre.
I mean, and we're talking about meat too. I mean,
this is kind of like a weird scenario to think
about it. I didn't really think about this. Going back
to an episode that I did a while back called
Space Cows and Gel, I think it was well. Space
(12:07):
cows referred to multiple different alien abductees reporting that they
saw in these alien ships with hybrids on them, alien hybrids,
alien human hybrids, right grays typically, so they looked half gray,
half human, or mostly gray and a little bit human.
(12:28):
The aliens also conferred telepathically told these abductees that they
were creating space cows because that's what humans ate. That
there was some nutritional factor in there that humans needed.
So they were created, like three D or genetically creating
(12:48):
these space cows for their little hybrid babies, little hybrid children,
and they would give them to them. So they're basically
creating space big MacX, right and give them to their
hybrid children. Well, what would happen if they wanted to
(13:09):
give away their free meat? What would happen if they
genetically modified this meat to just be given to you know,
the planet of the apes down here, and US hungry
apes would eat it, and it's the beginning of their
hybridization on Earth program where if we eat this meat,
(13:33):
it would genetically alter our DNA to become more alien like.
Or if you want to think of it in a
more benevolent way, what if they're trying to just treat us,
not in like a hey, kids, let's go have some
ice cream scenario. But what if they're trying to treat
some of our illnesses through meat. They know that we're
(13:55):
not going to just like, hey, take a bunch of injections,
you know, a bunch of syringes and just inject ourselves
with the cure. But if they put the cure in
the meat and we just ate it, then it would
cure some of the issue. Right, Maybe there's something we
don't know. There's a story about ourselves. It's a guy
(14:18):
named Dan Burrish who we used to work for the
Air Force. He's a whistleblower from back in the nineties
and early two thousands, and he stated that there's humans
that have come back from multiple points in the future
forty two thousand years, forty five thousand years, and fifty
thousand years I think it was, and at each point
there was some critical mass issue where they couldn't solve
(14:41):
an illness, and if they came back to this time period,
they could solve the illness. Strangely enough, we had COVID right, Well,
maybe they knew that they couldn't just give us a
magic pill because we wouldn't take it, but we'll definitely
eat meat, because we're big dumb meat eaters, right, We'll
eat the meat and then it'll maybe cure the issue
(15:02):
that they were having. And maybe they're testing it on
these different various people, and maybe these various people would
then confer transfer the what's the word the immunity to
people around them, you know. Just like you can transfer
(15:23):
an illness to somebody by sneezing on them, maybe you
can transfer a cure to people just by being around
them too. I'm just thinking out loud. I don't know
if that's true, but I'm just thinking, So, what are
your thoughts on these meat to bearing shipping containers, these
other containers. A lot of people in the comments section said,
if they're blankets, don't put them on, referring to the
(15:45):
fact that, you know, the colon some of the colonizers
in early America gave the Native Americans blankets, and those
blankets had smallpox on them and kill them, you know,
And that's something you got to be wary of. Right.
We always got to be worried about the candy man
in Hollywood Halloween giving us, you know, some spiked candy
or something like that, so I'd like to hear what
(16:06):
you have to say. If you're still listening to the podcast,
I'd love to hear your comments. I know I've asked
for comments in the past. Some people do. I got
a guy named Sam that always does, Jessica always does,
a couple other people do, but I'd like to hear more.
I like to hear what you have to say. You
know a lot. I'm doing a lot on TikTok. If
you want to see some interesting videos, come over there.
(16:29):
The nice thing about doing stuff on TikTok is people
really engage and communicate over there, whereas I'll do I'll
do podcasts. I like doing podcasts. They're fun for me,
but I don't get the same amount of interaction that
I do as I do over there. So if you
guys want to come over and interact over there, by
all means, go ahead and check out some of the videos.
Just look up Lockdown Universe. I'm sure I'm the only
(16:51):
Lockdown Universe over there. If you want to look up Lockdown,
I think it's Lockdown two four to seven over there
on TikTok. You can check it out. Yeah, So, anyway,
thanks for listening. I hope you guys are taking care
of yourselves physically, spiritually, emotionally, following through on your hobbies
and your goals and your dreams, and doing whatever it
takes to you know, make yourself happy. You know, we
(17:15):
got a very short time period on this earth and
things are things are happening at speed of light. So anyway,
I want you guys to take care of yourselves, have
a good day, and continue to question universe around you.
Obviously we've got a question in these shipping containers. All right, guys,
Peace out, locked univers out,
What Up, What Up?
Speaker 2 (00:01):
What Up?
Speaker 1 (00:02):
Welcome back to Lockdown Universe some of the bizarre, peculiar
and unheard of stories of UFO legend and paranormal lore.
Welcome back, Welcome back, having to be back. Hopefully you
guys doing well and taking care of yourself. So today's
story episode, the story of the day is these shipping
containers that are being found everywhere across the globe.
Speaker 2 (00:22):
What do these.
Speaker 1 (00:22):
Shipping containers hold? Well, they hold everything from meat like
big pieces of I mean huge containers of meat that
are cooled in air conditioned units, to different textiles, all
kinds of textiles. So the question is who's doing this
(00:44):
and why? So where where have these been seen? These
have been seen? One of the most remarkable ones is
actually on the shores of Jamaica. Washed up on the
shores of Jamaica is a humongous shipping container. We were
talking about shipping containers, right, We're talking about those containers
(01:04):
that you see on the ports that are on the
both coasts right of America, coast of China, wherever they
come from, the problem is is that these shipping containers
don't have any identifying information about where they come from.
They don't have anybody looking for them. They're not locked,
(01:27):
so you can just open them and they have perfectly
preserved meat in them. Well, who needs meat more than
you know, countries that could use it. Back a few
years back, there was a report of a shipping container
that ended up in Jamaica, but it was actually supposed
(01:49):
to go to Haiti, and it had some poisoned meat
in it. Interestingly enough, who would have poisoned meat and
sent it to Haiti? Well, we know that there's all
all kinds of stories about about different governments around the
world and different operations that have been trying to take
out different political leaders, but not necessarily entire countries or
(02:11):
big populations of countries. In Chicago, there's been reports of containers, crates,
huge crates of guns just showing up in back alleys
and people wonder why Chicago is like the gun violence
murder capital of the United States. Well, they have all
these random shipments of weapons that are just dropped off
(02:34):
in heavily criminally active areas and dropped off. So why
would these huge containers of meat be just dropped off
at in Jamaica or in New York or in various
states around America as well. Not only are they being
dropped off in random places like shores, but they're also
(02:55):
being dropped off in neighborhoods near train tracks. They're just
dropped off in neighborhoods. What is going on? So we
have to start theorizing because we can't. According to these reports,
they cannot track the initial location that it was shipped from,
(03:19):
and they can't track the destination location either. So one
has to wonder who the hell's shipping these well, who
has the money to ship an entire container of meat
and not find it right? That's the big question. So
my theory is that it is It could be threefold.
(03:39):
It could be three things. Either a, we have a
robin Hood's situation on our hands where this meat is
not poisoned, it's perfectly good and preserved. And somebody along
the supply chain, either in you know, engineering or data
construction or data engineering, shipped one of these things to
(04:00):
a place that you know, they felt needed it and
multiple places around the World's that's a potential possibility. Another
potential theory is is that this could be a benevolent
billionaire that just says, hey, you know what I want
to do? Good things. I don't need it to come
(04:20):
back to me. The people that I'm going to work
with and ship with, I'm going to remain anonymous, and
my anonymity will be safe, and I'll just ship these
containers off to places that I think need help. It's
called philanthropy. Another potential, more nefarious reason could be the
fact that there could be people that want these these
(04:45):
communities taken out, so they send this potentially quote unquote
free stuff out and they they might have poisoned it.
That's not unheard of either. The government has has argued
and probably other governments as well have conducted different operations
(05:06):
throughout the years. The most notable would be the San
Francisco Bay Area Bacteria Experiment operation where they filled up
gas and filled it up with bacteria to see how
(05:27):
long it would take to get through and how many
people it could infect. And they literally infected people through
different trains, different different modes of transportation throughout the city,
and they tracked it along the waste lines, the waste
water and things like this, and what did they find out.
(05:48):
They found out that like they exposed six hundred thousand
people to this bacteria. It was supposed to be a
harmless bacteria, which I don't know if it was, but
that's what they said.
Speaker 2 (05:58):
And the goal was just to see, you know, hey,
could we could we you know, how fast could we
infect people? How fast could we potentially be affected if
there was some sort of chemical attack on the city
or chemical attack within the United States.
Speaker 1 (06:16):
Well, a lot of people think these these containers fill
of meat are a test, right, they're testing people out,
They're seeing what would happen, what would people do? Well,
I'll tell you what people will do. If there's if
they send them off to like poorer, poorer areas, and
everybody's poorer these days, the economy is horrible, then what's
(06:36):
gonna happen? They're gonna eat it, right, I think they're
just gonna eat it. They can cook it up, as
long as it's refrigerated, and they can get it off
of the train or off of the shipping container. They're
gonna eat it. I guess the question is, you know,
what's what's the end goal? If this is nefarious, are
(06:56):
they're just trying to see what people will do? Is
it just an next experiment to see, hey, how much
can we just give away free stuff and people will
eat it? And how quickly could we poison it? I mean,
they could easily do that pretty quickly, right, I mean
they don't even have to do that. I mean I
don't think that that's what this is, because they could
(07:17):
have done that with you know, the COVID shots. They
could have done that with COVID itself. They could have
done it with all kinds of things.
Speaker 2 (07:24):
They could.
Speaker 1 (07:25):
They could air rate some disease into the air and
it would be catchy. So if they were trying to
take out huge swaths of people, don't I don't think
they would just be trying to infect them with meat,
because quickly people would figure out that the meat is
bad and they were gonna they'd throw it all out.
So is this some sort of like celebrity giving back
(07:47):
to the public and just trying to be anonymous. Is
this Elon Musk doing some sort of doughe meat giveaway.
Speaker 3 (07:57):
You know, there's a lot of weird things things that
are going on in the world right now, and I
don't know if they're connected, but we have this blue
rain and even purple rain going on around the country,
from the shores of Texas to purple rain in Denver
to California, and people drinking it, and it's it's like
(08:22):
intoxicating them and they feel like they're going into another
dimension almost like it's.
Speaker 1 (08:28):
Almost like it's like DMT, you know where it. DMT
is a is a diet, is a molecule that is
created that allows you to I don't know, going to
another dimension, start seeing different dimensions for like fifteen minutes,
and you come back to normal. It's like a really
fast trip, but it's extremely powerful too. You like go
(08:52):
you like break through reality. It's it's really weird. I
haven't done it, but that's just what I read and
have seen in different podcasts. So what is going on?
This reminds me of another story where this was like
probably four years ago maybe five, where a bunch of
people got these cards and the cards had like alien
(09:17):
writing on them, and people all thought, well, this is
really weird. What the hell? It was like a black
card with green like hieroglyphic alien looking writing on it,
and everybody thought, damn, this is like a conspiracy, right,
and then ended up being just like a game, a
video game promotion thing, and it just it just got
(09:38):
given up quickly. I don't think a video game promotion
is just going to be given out humongous containers and meat.
I mean, that'd be really expensive, A hell of a
lot more expensive than just sending out little birthday cards
with alien writing on them. They weren't birthday cards, but
imagine the cost of a birthday cards like three ninety
nine to like seven bucks. I mean, it's just a
(09:59):
lot cheaper than sending out meat, that's for sure. Not
to mention the fact that there's probably plenty of vegetarians
out there too, right, so they don't they wouldn't need that.
So I guess the question is, what the hell is
going on? There's so much stuff going on in the
world that I could just like do an episode on
(10:19):
crazy shit going on in the world today, But I'm
not going to do that. I'm just gonna roll with
this and see how it goes. I think that it's
fun to think about. I think it's interesting if it
happened in my neighborhood and nobody came looking for it,
(10:40):
I would think that that's really bizarre. And I'm sure
a lot of people do, you know. I mean, if
we're talking about just like weird stuff happening, I mean
off of a Brinks truck in Chicago or in the
Chicago suburbs, one humongous bag dropped off of the back
of an armored car and only six people were around,
(11:02):
and they all gathered up three hundred thousand dollars. And
that doesn't seem like it just, you know, was luck.
That seemed like it was meant to be, right. So
I think that everything happens for a reason. I think
there are mistakes, and that happens too. But when you
have multiple different storage containers just getting dropped off in
(11:23):
areas that they shouldn't be, nobody looking for them, nobody
coming to pick them up, They're still being refrigerated by
a unit. That's so these units, these shipping containers have
units that are able to continuously run off of a
battery or I don't know, backup backup power supply and
keep everything cold for a time, but it's going to
(11:43):
run out eventually, right, So it's very bizarre. It's very bizarre.
I mean, and we're talking about meat too. I mean,
this is kind of like a weird scenario to think
about it. I didn't really think about this. Going back
to an episode that I did a while back called
Space Cows and Gel, I think it was well. Space
(12:07):
cows referred to multiple different alien abductees reporting that they
saw in these alien ships with hybrids on them, alien hybrids,
alien human hybrids, right grays typically, so they looked half gray,
half human, or mostly gray and a little bit human.
(12:28):
The aliens also conferred telepathically told these abductees that they
were creating space cows because that's what humans ate. That
there was some nutritional factor in there that humans needed.
So they were created, like three D or genetically creating
(12:48):
these space cows for their little hybrid babies, little hybrid children,
and they would give them to them. So they're basically
creating space big MacX, right and give them to their
hybrid children. Well, what would happen if they wanted to
(13:09):
give away their free meat? What would happen if they
genetically modified this meat to just be given to you know,
the planet of the apes down here, and US hungry
apes would eat it, and it's the beginning of their
hybridization on Earth program where if we eat this meat,
(13:33):
it would genetically alter our DNA to become more alien like.
Or if you want to think of it in a
more benevolent way, what if they're trying to just treat us,
not in like a hey, kids, let's go have some
ice cream scenario. But what if they're trying to treat
some of our illnesses through meat. They know that we're
(13:55):
not going to just like, hey, take a bunch of injections,
you know, a bunch of syringes and just inject ourselves
with the cure. But if they put the cure in
the meat and we just ate it, then it would
cure some of the issue. Right, Maybe there's something we
don't know. There's a story about ourselves. It's a guy
(14:18):
named Dan Burrish who we used to work for the
Air Force. He's a whistleblower from back in the nineties
and early two thousands, and he stated that there's humans
that have come back from multiple points in the future
forty two thousand years, forty five thousand years, and fifty
thousand years I think it was, and at each point
there was some critical mass issue where they couldn't solve
(14:41):
an illness, and if they came back to this time period,
they could solve the illness. Strangely enough, we had COVID right, Well,
maybe they knew that they couldn't just give us a
magic pill because we wouldn't take it, but we'll definitely
eat meat, because we're big dumb meat eaters, right, We'll
eat the meat and then it'll maybe cure the issue
(15:02):
that they were having. And maybe they're testing it on
these different various people, and maybe these various people would
then confer transfer the what's the word the immunity to
people around them, you know. Just like you can transfer
(15:23):
an illness to somebody by sneezing on them, maybe you
can transfer a cure to people just by being around
them too. I'm just thinking out loud. I don't know
if that's true, but I'm just thinking, So, what are
your thoughts on these meat to bearing shipping containers, these
other containers. A lot of people in the comments section said,
if they're blankets, don't put them on, referring to the
(15:45):
fact that, you know, the colon some of the colonizers
in early America gave the Native Americans blankets, and those
blankets had smallpox on them and kill them, you know,
And that's something you got to be wary of. Right.
We always got to be worried about the candy man
in Hollywood Halloween giving us, you know, some spiked candy
or something like that, so I'd like to hear what
(16:06):
you have to say. If you're still listening to the podcast,
I'd love to hear your comments. I know I've asked
for comments in the past. Some people do. I got
a guy named Sam that always does, Jessica always does,
a couple other people do, but I'd like to hear more.
I like to hear what you have to say. You
know a lot. I'm doing a lot on TikTok. If
you want to see some interesting videos, come over there.
(16:29):
The nice thing about doing stuff on TikTok is people
really engage and communicate over there, whereas I'll do I'll
do podcasts. I like doing podcasts. They're fun for me,
but I don't get the same amount of interaction that
I do as I do over there. So if you
guys want to come over and interact over there, by
all means, go ahead and check out some of the videos.
Just look up Lockdown Universe. I'm sure I'm the only
(16:51):
Lockdown Universe over there. If you want to look up Lockdown,
I think it's Lockdown two four to seven over there
on TikTok. You can check it out. Yeah, So, anyway,
thanks for listening. I hope you guys are taking care
of yourselves physically, spiritually, emotionally, following through on your hobbies
and your goals and your dreams, and doing whatever it
takes to you know, make yourself happy. You know, we
(17:15):
got a very short time period on this earth and
things are things are happening at speed of light. So anyway,
I want you guys to take care of yourselves, have
a good day, and continue to question universe around you.
Obviously we've got a question in these shipping containers. All right, guys,
Peace out, locked univers out,
Popular Podcasts
Stuff You Should Know
If you've ever wanted to know about champagne, satanism, the Stonewall Uprising, chaos theory, LSD, El Nino, true crime and Rosa Parks, then look no further. Josh and Chuck have you covered.
My Favorite Murder with Karen Kilgariff and Georgia Hardstark
My Favorite Murder is a true crime comedy podcast hosted by Karen Kilgariff and Georgia Hardstark. Each week, Karen and Georgia share compelling true crimes and hometown stories from friends and listeners. Since MFM launched in January of 2016, Karen and Georgia have shared their lifelong interest in true crime and have covered stories of infamous serial killers like the Night Stalker, mysterious cold cases, captivating cults, incredible survivor stories and important events from history like the Tulsa race massacre of 1921. My Favorite Murder is part of the Exactly Right podcast network that provides a platform for bold, creative voices to bring to life provocative, entertaining and relatable stories for audiences everywhere. The Exactly Right roster of podcasts covers a variety of topics including historic true crime, comedic interviews and news, science, pop culture and more. Podcasts on the network include Buried Bones with Kate Winkler Dawson and Paul Holes, That's Messed Up: An SVU Podcast, This Podcast Will Kill You, Bananas and more.
The Joe Rogan Experience
The official podcast of comedian Joe Rogan.