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(00:00):
So the correct way of pronouncing yourname is George Trodic Mitrovic. Sorry it's
everyone stops it. This technically bittriviaged. We anglicized it noise. I'll
start with Bigfoot and then go toAliens. What do you think is the
most authentic footage ever captured? Let'sstart with Bigfoot. The Patterson given the
(00:26):
film one from the sixties and thousandsof people are looked at it and looked
at the anatomy of it, howit moves, as we can say,
it's real. Why yeah, Whyare they always grainy? You know because
most people use crappy cameras and thething's moving My iPhone fifteen pro macs,
dude, crisp. They Well,it would be good if you could actually
(00:50):
be there when one's doing anything.Some people joke that the Bigfoot in the
UFOs have a fuzzom or on themsays a camera says, turn everything fuzz
I do you know what? Whenit comes to aliens, I believe that
that there would cause some interference,Like why wouldn't they They can fly in
freaking space. I think they canblock your iPhone from having a press pass.
(01:15):
But if you're looking at if you'relooking between dimensions. There's no space,
there's no time in space to worryabout interesting. So many times I've
read of a UFO appearing and goingstraight through a billboard and up again,
And to me, it reminds meof when I was learning to drive years
ago, when I was a teenager, still learning to steer, and you
(01:38):
said, oh crap, and youwipe out a tree or a guide post
and get back onto the road.To me, these weird accidents with the
UFAs are just the kids are takenmums old UFA and the question into something
and taken off again in the matterof all good kids in it. As
a friend of mine said a whileago, they got the Chevy Nova.
(02:00):
No one really cares of me thatthey're out of the town. Yeah,
have you heard of a Chevy Vega, Chevy Vigar, I think not.
Yeah, Vega. Don't tell meabout the Vega. Oh the Vega was
dope. It was like a miniatureversion of the of the Nova. It
(02:25):
was like super sporty. You wouldthink it was like it was like the
Og like fast inferiors looking asscar forlike twenty bucks. Like great, Yeah,
you're gonna have to research that one. That one's pretty cool. All
the imagery of Bigfoot, why doesn'tit show a penis? There has any
(02:50):
cases? There are a few Bigfootreports with penises, some small, some
big, and lots of them withbabies. Yeah. Yeah, everyone knows
that reptilians live amongst us. Doyou think there is possibly a hairless Bigfoot
that is somewhere in North America orSouth America? That've never been nats that
(03:13):
question before. And I've written moreon Bigfoot and published more on Bigfoot for
than any aver all for in history. I mean literally, you know,
thousands of pages on Bigfoot. SoI'm a honor that I asked the first
one. Yeah, a good questions. I keep my mind stimulated. I
was to get bored with uh standardbig foot to answer forty three? Okay,
(03:36):
nice, So I don't want aninterview like that. Do you believe
that there might be a connection withthe Mexican troop of Cabra. No,
it's a full legged thing, andyou get enough of them as well.
Big Wow. I'm just thinking maybemight dog just yeah, I think I
don't know. There might have beena mutation. I think the chip of
(03:58):
Cabra, which a white pronounced Ialways get my time tied. Yeah,
is a mutation. I have everone hundred and twenty books on Emerson.
Wow. Yeah, it's the onethat really interesting is amazing Bigfoot Encounters of
Central North America. And I lovethat you start off the book. I
(04:18):
love using the word amazing. Theyare amazing. Yeah. Now you're you're
from Australia, so you know howJapai? What's that? Sorry? Well,
on second, just neam my water. Apologize. You're doing a good
job. Thank you. Central NorthAmerica. I want to ask you because
(04:42):
in Australia, is it backwards becausewhen it the books start with North Central
America? Or am I wrong?Because North is higher? That North is
always higher? Yeah? But tome, Central North was in the middle
of Candada. Gang down into themid West, divided North America into four
parts, West, East, South, and Central North? Are you down?
(05:09):
NeSSI? This is amazing and Nessiecould be a shape shifter? Oh
what now? You just blow mymind because I never heard anybody say that
statement shape shifter. Eight? Therewere seven sightings eight sightings of NeSSI.
(05:29):
Yeah, where the how did weget this idea of it? Like monsters
are pliciasaurs that would be described asplicios before plus be discovered. Was it
plio source seawater that can be both? Now? Really that was before the
first plicias skeletons forever discovered, Sowhat the hell would they remember? Well,
(05:50):
yeah, thats coming together. Howwas the feeling that you had when
you sold your first bug? Oh? Better than sex? It was great?
Nice. I love it when Isaid a book a good interview,
I get the same feeling. Behonest, how would you rate this interview
(06:11):
on my interviews skills? But it'snot like sex. I don't say.
You're still probably a bit hangover fromyesterday. But I like the honest way
you're questioning me. I like directness. I'm not good with subtlety. None
of my books are rich for intellectuals. I don't like intellectuals. They're just
(06:32):
pretentious ways to me. Are yousaying that I'm not an intellectual? Was
that my remid? No? Notjust seeing you at all. No,
I said I don't like intellectuals,so that't write for intellectuals. I write
for the average person, because they'realways people like my books. They always
think they're as smart as people inthe room. You know what I'm saying.
(06:55):
Technically, I am, but thatdoesn't mean I'm able to do anything
with it. That is amazing.I love it. I mean, at
least what you're trying to imply thatyou stay humble, Right, I write
and research books and I do itexceptionally well. Yeah, and it fascinating.
(07:15):
Have a certain set of skills.I can't even work out how to
shut the screen door, but Ican write a book. Yeah. That
having a set of intelligence. Letthem know death row. Yeah, I
mean I can like you at twohundred and five. Yeah, it's one
of the highest recorded on the planet. Something is in totally useless that my
(07:38):
wife had to domesticate me. OhI to just be sitting eating junk food
writing books. Yeah, No,The key, The key is to stay
active. I have to stay active. I mean, I'm on B twelve
shots. I'm on B twelve tablets. I got B twelve deficiencies because my
physician says, you're burning up theB twelve in your brain or over time.
(08:01):
Who I now, I've got aknock Ellipsey. We're all just fall
a sleep like that. Wait,do you think that I have an E
deficiency? B? You might have. I don't know. I'm going to
talk that. Oh. I wasjust thinking about that because I believe when
(08:22):
I was younger I could speak andspell much better. But then maybe that
vitamin ethan kicked in the bah bfor Brian. Because twelve repairs or your
nerve endings. This is a onehour or two hour interview before I I'm
(08:45):
sorry as long we can go aslong as you want because we okay.
I hope you can handle keeping thewardrop. Have some toast or something with
saffing sweet on the build up yoursugar levels after yesterday. But I was
young once. I know what it'slike. Yeah, and I can.
I mentioned you sitting in the Puritanstead. Thank you. Time travel is
(09:11):
actually I know interdimensional travel is athing, but actual time travel within let's
say between the United States is possibleor has been done. Logically, I
can't work out how time travel wouldbe possible for changing the past, and
(09:35):
having changed the past, we wouldn'tbe able to know because it's the past
we've already got. Yeah, Sono, I don't believe in time travel.
Inter dimensional travel. Yes, well, let's say if time travel was
real, where would you go?I just want to go back to the
eighties because it ruled super hard.You know, like the seventies was good
too. Oh, tell me aboutI can remember some of it. But
(09:58):
in the seventies you didn't have alike a VCR home video recorder. Event.
Wait, you got disco. Iguess apparently apparently you guys really like
cocaine then too. I can't talkabout that. I haven't tried coke.
Pause one second. Is it tenam in Australia or is it ten pm
(10:22):
at night? I want to makesure our producer got this correct, and
I am okay, because you're you'reyawning a little bit, and I was
like, did my producer get thetime wrong? It gets really confusing.
I just wanted to make sure itwas right. Yeah. Are you cool
with England? Or you got beef? What's that? Have I got beef?
(10:46):
No, it's Australia, okay withSorry, have a drink about it?
Oh? Sorry? Do you careabout American football in Australia? Is
it anything? A lot of peoplewatch it. I thank you for the
(11:11):
refrigerators running into each other. Oh, I have a refrigerator that has a
TV in it. Do youople thinkI'm from out of space. It's beautiful
as a TV as Amazon Echo.You could like look inside the refrigerator without
even opening the door. Lit doggot a cop you got Yeah? Going
(11:39):
back real quick. Other than humans, what do you think the biggest threat
to Bigfoot is? Because obviously humansnumber one? Who number two up in
the ear? I have no ideahere's number two? Everything else is this
big? Maybe a bay, maybemaybe bears. Ryan, Depending on where
(12:01):
you are, wolverine could be quitereal. What look at wolverine, real
animal, the wolver on the animal. So there's an animal in the American
Northwest called the wolverine. I don'tlive in that area. I didn't know
that was a real thing. It'sa wolverine, a wolf. Ye're not
(12:28):
the guy who I thought that wasjust his name, Huge Jackman's Huge Jack
Jackman is from Australia, right apparently? Yes? Yeah? Are you are
you talking about Ryan Reynolds. No, I'm talking about a wolverine. You're
(12:52):
going to think googling, Yeah,Huge Jackman. I don't know. Because
the layout of America, not allanimals are in the same place. Yeah,
well wolverine today Washington stayed Oregon.Yeah, that's what I was trying
to POSI imply so I have nointeraction with the wolverine and I just found
(13:15):
out it was real. Yeah,you don't have to interact with a wolverine.
The teasue not recommended. Yeah.I had a whale kiss me on
the lips once. I'm not evenlying here. Have you ever been to
sea World? They got SeaWorld andyou can kiss a whale. Pretty good
first date. It was quite salty, wet, wet and fishy. Oh
(13:39):
I'm getting wet. I think thebreath would have knocked you ever. Oh
yeah, it was quite rancid.H No, thanks, I didn't like
fish breath at the best of touch. Do you like sushi? Is that
a thing in Australia? I wentfor a fan thirty years ago. Anymore,
(14:01):
when she's said one face, she'sseen all of it. Yeah.
So what have you had an Aussipie? Because those are pretty good?
Yeah, they're delicious. Refuse haveyou been to a striker? Uh?
(14:22):
I knew a guy that had anAussi pie business and it's like one of
the best things I've ever had inmy life. Hit her a nice pie.
Yeah, it's just like how shouldpie and delicious? M hm,
(14:48):
so good. Are you're going toget a question? No, I got
questions for days. Okay, butwon't go for days. I'll eventually need
mon Yeah. I found seven reportsof UFOs crashing at Russell me. To
(15:16):
me, the most common thing aboutthem is, say, produce extreme light.
They can produce extreme heat, andthey can cause like course, produence
like clean conjunctivitis and sunburn and thingslike that. They say that I suffer
from gingers ginger itis. You're gonnabrush your teeth into your mouth. The
(15:37):
clean conjunctividises won't prefect your eyes.It's like a burning of the eyes.
And it's very common in UFA reports. I have some coworkers that suffer from
bisher itis. I don't know whatbisher itis is. Yeah, either are
(15:58):
a light band or yeah, itsounds like you an interesting team. Then.
Oh yeah, but thank you foryour time. Enjoy your day,
welcome, have a great day.Yeah, I you know it's early morning.
You should be having lunch by now. And uh, that's really fun.
I gotta go to bed. Okay, Yeah, thank you so much.
(16:22):
I appreciate you. Thanks minutes okay, bye bye bye bye bye
So the correct way of pronouncing yourname is George Trodic Mitrovic. Sorry it's
everyone stops it. This technically bittriviaged. We anglicized it noise. I'll
start with Bigfoot and then go toAliens. What do you think is the
most authentic footage ever captured? Let'sstart with Bigfoot. The Patterson given the
(00:26):
film one from the sixties and thousandsof people are looked at it and looked
at the anatomy of it, howit moves, as we can say,
it's real. Why yeah, Whyare they always grainy? You know because
most people use crappy cameras and thething's moving My iPhone fifteen pro macs,
dude, crisp. They Well,it would be good if you could actually
(00:50):
be there when one's doing anything.Some people joke that the Bigfoot in the
UFOs have a fuzzom or on themsays a camera says, turn everything fuzz
I do you know what? Whenit comes to aliens, I believe that
that there would cause some interference,Like why wouldn't they They can fly in
freaking space. I think they canblock your iPhone from having a press pass.
(01:15):
But if you're looking at if you'relooking between dimensions. There's no space,
there's no time in space to worryabout interesting. So many times I've
read of a UFO appearing and goingstraight through a billboard and up again,
And to me, it reminds meof when I was learning to drive years
ago, when I was a teenager, still learning to steer, and you
(01:38):
said, oh crap, and youwipe out a tree or a guide post
and get back onto the road.To me, these weird accidents with the
UFAs are just the kids are takenmums old UFA and the question into something
and taken off again in the matterof all good kids in it. As
a friend of mine said a whileago, they got the Chevy Nova.
(02:00):
No one really cares of me thatthey're out of the town. Yeah,
have you heard of a Chevy Vega, Chevy Vigar, I think not.
Yeah, Vega. Don't tell meabout the Vega. Oh the Vega was
dope. It was like a miniatureversion of the of the Nova. It
(02:25):
was like super sporty. You wouldthink it was like it was like the
Og like fast inferiors looking asscar forlike twenty bucks. Like great, Yeah,
you're gonna have to research that one. That one's pretty cool. All
the imagery of Bigfoot, why doesn'tit show a penis? There has any
(02:50):
cases? There are a few Bigfootreports with penises, some small, some
big, and lots of them withbabies. Yeah. Yeah, everyone knows
that reptilians live amongst us. Doyou think there is possibly a hairless Bigfoot
that is somewhere in North America orSouth America? That've never been nats that
(03:13):
question before. And I've written moreon Bigfoot and published more on Bigfoot for
than any aver all for in history. I mean literally, you know,
thousands of pages on Bigfoot. SoI'm a honor that I asked the first
one. Yeah, a good questions. I keep my mind stimulated. I
was to get bored with uh standardbig foot to answer forty three? Okay,
(03:36):
nice, So I don't want aninterview like that. Do you believe
that there might be a connection withthe Mexican troop of Cabra. No,
it's a full legged thing, andyou get enough of them as well.
Big Wow. I'm just thinking maybemight dog just yeah, I think I
don't know. There might have beena mutation. I think the chip of
(03:58):
Cabra, which a white pronounced Ialways get my time tied. Yeah,
is a mutation. I have everone hundred and twenty books on Emerson.
Wow. Yeah, it's the onethat really interesting is amazing Bigfoot Encounters of
Central North America. And I lovethat you start off the book. I
(04:18):
love using the word amazing. Theyare amazing. Yeah. Now you're you're
from Australia, so you know howJapai? What's that? Sorry? Well,
on second, just neam my water. Apologize. You're doing a good
job. Thank you. Central NorthAmerica. I want to ask you because
(04:42):
in Australia, is it backwards becausewhen it the books start with North Central
America? Or am I wrong?Because North is higher? That North is
always higher? Yeah? But tome, Central North was in the middle
of Candada. Gang down into themid West, divided North America into four
parts, West, East, South, and Central North? Are you down?
(05:09):
NeSSI? This is amazing and Nessiecould be a shape shifter? Oh
what now? You just blow mymind because I never heard anybody say that
statement shape shifter. Eight? Therewere seven sightings eight sightings of NeSSI.
(05:29):
Yeah, where the how did weget this idea of it? Like monsters
are pliciasaurs that would be described asplicios before plus be discovered. Was it
plio source seawater that can be both? Now? Really that was before the
first plicias skeletons forever discovered, Sowhat the hell would they remember? Well,
(05:50):
yeah, thats coming together. Howwas the feeling that you had when
you sold your first bug? Oh? Better than sex? It was great?
Nice. I love it when Isaid a book a good interview,
I get the same feeling. Behonest, how would you rate this interview
(06:11):
on my interviews skills? But it'snot like sex. I don't say.
You're still probably a bit hangover fromyesterday. But I like the honest way
you're questioning me. I like directness. I'm not good with subtlety. None
of my books are rich for intellectuals. I don't like intellectuals. They're just
(06:32):
pretentious ways to me. Are yousaying that I'm not an intellectual? Was
that my remid? No? Notjust seeing you at all. No,
I said I don't like intellectuals,so that't write for intellectuals. I write
for the average person, because they'realways people like my books. They always
think they're as smart as people inthe room. You know what I'm saying.
(06:55):
Technically, I am, but thatdoesn't mean I'm able to do anything
with it. That is amazing.I love it. I mean, at
least what you're trying to imply thatyou stay humble, Right, I write
and research books and I do itexceptionally well. Yeah, and it fascinating.
(07:15):
Have a certain set of skills.I can't even work out how to
shut the screen door, but Ican write a book. Yeah. That
having a set of intelligence. Letthem know death row. Yeah, I
mean I can like you at twohundred and five. Yeah, it's one
of the highest recorded on the planet. Something is in totally useless that my
(07:38):
wife had to domesticate me. OhI to just be sitting eating junk food
writing books. Yeah, No,The key, The key is to stay
active. I have to stay active. I mean, I'm on B twelve
shots. I'm on B twelve tablets. I got B twelve deficiencies because my
physician says, you're burning up theB twelve in your brain or over time.
(08:01):
Who I now, I've got aknock Ellipsey. We're all just fall
a sleep like that. Wait,do you think that I have an E
deficiency? B? You might have. I don't know. I'm going to
talk that. Oh. I wasjust thinking about that because I believe when
(08:22):
I was younger I could speak andspell much better. But then maybe that
vitamin ethan kicked in the bah bfor Brian. Because twelve repairs or your
nerve endings. This is a onehour or two hour interview before I I'm
(08:45):
sorry as long we can go aslong as you want because we okay.
I hope you can handle keeping thewardrop. Have some toast or something with
saffing sweet on the build up yoursugar levels after yesterday. But I was
young once. I know what it'slike. Yeah, and I can.
I mentioned you sitting in the Puritanstead. Thank you. Time travel is
(09:11):
actually I know interdimensional travel is athing, but actual time travel within let's
say between the United States is possibleor has been done. Logically, I
can't work out how time travel wouldbe possible for changing the past, and
(09:35):
having changed the past, we wouldn'tbe able to know because it's the past
we've already got. Yeah, Sono, I don't believe in time travel.
Inter dimensional travel. Yes, well, let's say if time travel was
real, where would you go?I just want to go back to the
eighties because it ruled super hard.You know, like the seventies was good
too. Oh, tell me aboutI can remember some of it. But
(09:58):
in the seventies you didn't have alike a VCR home video recorder. Event.
Wait, you got disco. Iguess apparently apparently you guys really like
cocaine then too. I can't talkabout that. I haven't tried coke.
Pause one second. Is it tenam in Australia or is it ten pm
(10:22):
at night? I want to makesure our producer got this correct, and
I am okay, because you're you'reyawning a little bit, and I was
like, did my producer get thetime wrong? It gets really confusing.
I just wanted to make sure itwas right. Yeah. Are you cool
with England? Or you got beef? What's that? Have I got beef?
(10:46):
No, it's Australia, okay withSorry, have a drink about it?
Oh? Sorry? Do you careabout American football in Australia? Is
it anything? A lot of peoplewatch it. I thank you for the
(11:11):
refrigerators running into each other. Oh, I have a refrigerator that has a
TV in it. Do youople thinkI'm from out of space. It's beautiful
as a TV as Amazon Echo.You could like look inside the refrigerator without
even opening the door. Lit doggot a cop you got Yeah? Going
(11:39):
back real quick. Other than humans, what do you think the biggest threat
to Bigfoot is? Because obviously humansnumber one? Who number two up in
the ear? I have no ideahere's number two? Everything else is this
big? Maybe a bay, maybemaybe bears. Ryan, Depending on where
(12:01):
you are, wolverine could be quitereal. What look at wolverine, real
animal, the wolver on the animal. So there's an animal in the American
Northwest called the wolverine. I don'tlive in that area. I didn't know
that was a real thing. It'sa wolverine, a wolf. Ye're not
(12:28):
the guy who I thought that wasjust his name, Huge Jackman's Huge Jack
Jackman is from Australia, right apparently? Yes? Yeah? Are you are
you talking about Ryan Reynolds. No, I'm talking about a wolverine. You're
(12:52):
going to think googling, Yeah,Huge Jackman. I don't know. Because
the layout of America, not allanimals are in the same place. Yeah,
well wolverine today Washington stayed Oregon.Yeah, that's what I was trying
to POSI imply so I have nointeraction with the wolverine and I just found
(13:15):
out it was real. Yeah,you don't have to interact with a wolverine.
The teasue not recommended. Yeah.I had a whale kiss me on
the lips once. I'm not evenlying here. Have you ever been to
sea World? They got SeaWorld andyou can kiss a whale. Pretty good
first date. It was quite salty, wet, wet and fishy. Oh
(13:39):
I'm getting wet. I think thebreath would have knocked you ever. Oh
yeah, it was quite rancid.H No, thanks, I didn't like
fish breath at the best of touch. Do you like sushi? Is that
a thing in Australia? I wentfor a fan thirty years ago. Anymore,
(14:01):
when she's said one face, she'sseen all of it. Yeah.
So what have you had an Aussipie? Because those are pretty good?
Yeah, they're delicious. Refuse haveyou been to a striker? Uh?
(14:22):
I knew a guy that had anAussi pie business and it's like one of
the best things I've ever had inmy life. Hit her a nice pie.
Yeah, it's just like how shouldpie and delicious? M hm,
(14:48):
so good. Are you're going toget a question? No, I got
questions for days. Okay, butwon't go for days. I'll eventually need
mon Yeah. I found seven reportsof UFOs crashing at Russell me. To
(15:16):
me, the most common thing aboutthem is, say, produce extreme light.
They can produce extreme heat, andthey can cause like course, produence
like clean conjunctivitis and sunburn and thingslike that. They say that I suffer
from gingers ginger itis. You're gonnabrush your teeth into your mouth. The
(15:37):
clean conjunctividises won't prefect your eyes.It's like a burning of the eyes.
And it's very common in UFA reports. I have some coworkers that suffer from
bisher itis. I don't know whatbisher itis is. Yeah, either are
(15:58):
a light band or yeah, itsounds like you an interesting team. Then.
Oh yeah, but thank you foryour time. Enjoy your day,
welcome, have a great day.Yeah, I you know it's early morning.
You should be having lunch by now. And uh, that's really fun.
I gotta go to bed. Okay, Yeah, thank you so much.
(16:22):
I appreciate you. Thanks minutes okay, bye bye bye bye bye
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