10 Feet Tall and 1,000 Pounds - Bigfoot Sighting Episode 112

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to my Bigfoot Sighting dot com. My Bigfoot Sighting started in twenty eighteen.
I was getting myself together. I had been in the military for a few
years, and I had just gotten back from Afghanistan and I got back to
Long Island, New York, and I was putting myself through different therapies for
different things, between addiction and PTSD, and I found myself not really comfortable
with, you know, mainstream society, and I was looking for an alternative
to being indoors every day, and there was these beautiful, beautiful woods nearby,
and you know, interlocking trails and streams and different things like that in
the immediate area. And I just said, you know, let me just
go and embrace this. And I did that about every single day for five
years, five or six years, and nothing was really out of the order,
at least nothing that I was soaking in. Now. One particular day,
I had been planning for a trip to the Pack West, and I
was starting to get an interest in Sasquatch, and I didn't really know what
to expect from them. I didn't know anything about a Sasquatch or a bigfoot.
I just knew that they intrigued me a little bit. And I had
always had this mindset of, even since a child, there's got to be
something else to this world. There has to be, like, it can't
just be nine to five, So it can't just be traffic, can't just
be politics, and so on and so forth. And I would walk these
woods and I would similar to a child, because I didn't necessarily believe that
I was going to see a sasquatch in New York, especially on Long Island,
but I did, and on this particular day, I had been like
a child pretending, you know, pretending almost like every day, almost like
preparing myself as a military guy. We know muscle memory, right, So
you go and you do things over and over and over and over and over
until it becomes kind of part of your part of you, if you will,
and it becomes almost natural to the point where there's no faults. And
so that's what I was doing. I was kind of practicing and creating a
muscle memory for what I was going to do when I got out there,
and it was just my little way to escape and get out of the every
day norm, if you will. Now, I bumped into a sasquatch this
particular day, and I don't know really how else to put it, because
that's exactly how it happened. I was walking and just talking and all of
a sudden, this was the most unexpected thing I have ever ever experienced in
my life, and I did not know. Looking back, I don't think
there was any thought process involved. And I'll just tell you exactly how it
went down. It was just like any other I have been walking those trails
for five almost six years, every single day, every day for at least
an hour or two and nothing, and then for a ten foot thousand pound
humanoid covered in hair to be within twenty feet of you is mind blowing.
Now. I know a lot of people might not be familiar with what a
sasquatch was, but this is something that makes you I wasn't either, and
this is something that really makes you search for answers. I believe at this
point this is when people say I'm going to move to the city or I
need more answers, and I'm going to you know, continue to go out
there and find more. It took me about two days of being a vegetable
to say I need more answers. Now, backpedaling to the experience itself,
I had been looking down and just kind of walking around and looking at my
feed and looking at the floor, you know, handing around, looking at
nature, so on and so forth. And as I panned back up from
the ground, there was this giant just standing there. It was black,
covered in hair, dark dark hair, massive, muscular, has like this
gray kind of leathery type face for you know, skin is showing. It
was beautiful, Honestly, it was beautiful. His hair was flowing very fluidly.
It's the best way I can describe it. It wasn't messy. Almost
looked like if you could go to the best hairstylist ever ever and get a
hair your hair done' that's how good I look. It wasn't long, it
was short hair, but still very fluid. It all it all meshed into
the other hair. And mind you, this is you know, we're not
talking about just hair on top of your head. This is hair covering the
entire body. I don't remember seeing anything around its feet area. I kind
of started at where you would normally look. Eye level for a human is
not eye level for them. And it was about double my size and height,
and then weight wise, it's just I don't know, I say a
thousand pounds, but that's just a guestimate, right. It's hard to put
an exact height and an exact weight on them. You have to look at
different things, like what they're standing on, befo, we're talking completely physical.
What are they standing on? Where are they standing is at the same
level as you because you're not standing in a cafeteria or you know, something
like that. You're in the woods on different terrain, but you know,
give her a take within a foot it was about ten foot and i'd ranged
at about a thousand pounds. His eyes were pretty black for the most part.
I don't remember any real detail about the eyes, and mind you,
I'll tell you how I reacted as I panned up and saw it. I
didn't take in too much detail because of the shock I went into. I
looked up and as I panned up, and I guess I started to process
what was going on. You know, it was all within a one to
two second period. My body reacted in the fight or flight, but I
didn't run. It reacted in flight mode, but I didn't run. I
chose flight straight to the ground. This was just my reaction. There was
no thought process involved. I dropped to the ground. I curled in the
field position. I started crying uncontrollably. I think I started yelling no,
no, and pointing that way. I really want to be clear about the
fact that there was nothing threatening. Just the sheer size was enough to send
my whole world crashing. And I had been preparing, or so I thought
I thought I was. I was a soldier, and I was preparing for
what I was going to do if and when I possibly saw a sasquatch.
When I did this trip to the Pacific Northwest in the near future, and
then it happened right there where it wasn't supposed to do. And I didn't
know anything about them. I had no idea. I only thought that they
existed in the Pack West and BC, Canada, things like that. I
just had no idea. I had no clue about suburban Sasquatch. I had
no idea, mind you, Long Island, of all places. It's not
part of our culture here. There's nothing to prepare you for this. Down
the line a little bit, I did realize that there were a lot of
people that have had experiences, and they were pretty public about it, but
not too public, you know, there's just not enough that makes you want
to just come out and talk about it. But I had to. It
was my way of it was my way of dealing with it, I guess,
and getting involved with other people. So this is my first bigfoot sighting.
So I thought backpedaling a little ways I had thought about it. Later
on, as I went more and more and more in depth into all this
stuff. I had thought about these different times in my life where things didn't
add up. There was two that really really struck me. One was in
South Korea, and one was right outside Fort Benning and Georgia, both times
I was in the military. The one at Fort Benning was in the middle
of the night. I was with a buddy of mine. It was my
roommate. We lived together in Alabama, but we were on the Georgia side
going in the front gate of Fort Benning. Now, if the front gate
of Fort Benning looks like a toll booth in the middle of the night in
a big, big place, and you pull up to it, but there's
a bunch of guys with rifles and things to that effect, right handguns,
military police, So you don't really go up to that gate and mess around.
You pull up, you have your hands at ten and two, you
give them an ID card, and you hope you don't get messed with enough,
and you go through the gate and you move on. So at this
particular evening, I stopped dead about one hundred yards off from the gate because
I've seen something out of my driver's side window, and it was massive,
I mean massive. It was on all fours and it was shaking the bushes
and trees, and it was coming in and out of the tree line,
and I could totally totally tell that it was so out of place. And
I'm stepping out of the truck now and I'm pointing and the guy he's from
Queens, New York, and he tells me, he confirms that he sees
it too, but he's a little inebriated, so I'm like, I'm not
really getting much out of him. So I'm really trying to presss what's going
on. But I'm also panting back and forth to the front gate because now
I see them screaming and waving me on to come up, and so they
start coming out to me, the military police, and I'm still pointing,
like you don't understand what I'm looking at. You need to see this.
You don't understand. They're like, come on, come on, come on.
I'm like, no, no, no, no, no, you
don't understand what I'm looking at. And it's at this point, doing this
figure eight movement. It's this like it's the thing that people referred to as
a spider crawl, and it's very it's very accurate. It's it moves.
It's hard to see something that's so massive move in these in these figure eight
spider like movements. I don't know how to explain it. But it was
so fast and so fluid that it just was mind blowing to the point where
I refused to move. I just had to keep pointing, and they came
to me eventually and said, no, it's just a bore. They get
really big. You know, it's Georgia. You don't know what you're talking
about. Just getting your truck pulled through, very military like, like getting
your trucks older, like blah blah, getting your pov go go go.
You know, and you do. You do what you're told for the most
part, and this was just something that looking back, I do believe I
saw a satiswatch. I don't think that was a bore. I processed it
for a long time, and I really don't think I was looking at it
Hogzilla at all. The other time in Korea was very very quick. I
was going to a we were traveling aways a group of people I was with.
We were traveling aways off and I was on a bus and we were
traveling to a place called Everland. It's like this theme park up in the
mountains somewhere, and I don't really to this day know where it was or
you know, how we got there. I can't really remember there was there
were so many things that we did and traveled to and went all over and
just kind of tried to experience different stuff. And I remember being on the
bus and just having you know, I was over overcrowded, and I just
kind of had like I was trying to use my escape method and avoid the
uncomfortable crowding of the bus and I just kind of had my face up against
the glass and was staring out the side window. The way Korea is set
up is at least rural. They don't waste a inch of the land.
It comes right up to the road. The rice patties come right up to
the road. Everything everything comes right up to the street. It was not
like well manicured areas is not gardens. Every inch is used and or every
inch is not disturbed. And on this particular occasion, I saw something right
out the window. And I don't know if it crossed the road prior to
that in front of us, or it came out of the bush and went
back in, but what I saw was going really really quickly into the brush,
and it was again it was on all fours, but it was so
massive, and I remember as we drove by seeing this thing kind of going
in and out real quick and then going eventually in and disappearing. And for
this massive, massive thing, whatever it was, hindsight, I don't really
know if it was sasquatch or dog man or maybe something I don't really know
about necessarily yet, but for it to disappear into that bush just it was
like watching a giant just run into the brush, the low, low rice
paddy brush and then just disappear again. There's not really much else to this
story. I just drove by it, and I kind of remember just pointing
and saying something and everyone just brushing me off, and you know, you
just kind of forget about it. You're not going to make a big scene.
You're on the bus with a bunch of people that don't speak the same
language as you, and you know the few people you're with will kind of
make fun of you if you bring it up. So I just remember kind
of brushing it under the rug and forgetting about it. But as I learned
more and more about was really out there, old memories like that started to
pop up, and finally I addressed them and would say, hey, I
don't think I saw something normal that day. Backpedaling a little ways back to
this original encounter I was talking about, there was really nothing scary. I
don't know if I touched on this yet, but there was nothing scary that
happened. It did not show its teeth, it didn't roar at me,
it didn't bluff charge me. It was just simply there. And the sheer
size of it is what really really scared me. But it wasn't enough for
me to say that these things were threatening, you know. It was just
my fear that kept me from really processing what was in front of me.
And what was in front of me was beautiful. It was an anomaly,
it was an eighth World wonder, and the way I treated it was not
acceptable for me, so I continued to search. I've had a lot of
experiences along the way. I've had a lot of bigfoot sightings along the way.
I guess it depends what you categorize them as. I've learned that they're
not strictly flesh and blood. Now, that's not necessarily to say that there
there's not more answers out there than what I've found. I'm not that ignorant
to say that I'm a small portion of what's got to be out there right.
But this other particular occasion I want to talk about is pretty amazing.
It was a beautiful, beautiful day and I was just hiking in one of
these regular places that I that I frequent I called the bamboo forest. There's
just these two huge bamboo areas that don't belong in this area. I don't
know how they got there, but I'm not complaining. And there's beautiful,
beautiful trails that you can hike, and they're just regular woods, but on
the edge of each side there's this huge bamboo far It is probably about a
dozen acres maybe, I mean, I give or take. I'm not exactly
sure. I'm just guessing, but on each side. I had hike these
trails multiple multiple times before and just enjoyed it. In general, it would
normally come in up to this point, and I'd come across this huge field
and then into the woods, and as I would come through the trail,
it would it would wind in and then it comes to a fork. If
you go left, you hit the first bamboo farest section, and then if
you go right, it winds through and then you hit the other bamboo far
a section which was more appealing to me for the most part because it was
more wide open. It was just nice. It was like you could go
in there and you could breathe because there's a little trail that goes through the
middle. It was just really enjoyable, not like the one on the other
side. You have to go and go off trail and you have to kind
of bushwhack to get there, and you get cut up by thorns, and
then when you get inside it, there's really no way to get through.
There's all this interlocking, interweaving, vent and broken and all these different bamboo
all over the place. There's actually a teepee in there, which is kind
of odd made of bamboo, which is to this day, I still don't
know what did that or why it would be done, but it's interesting.
So on this particular day, I went that way and as I came through,
I passed by, I went in there. I went in the bamboo
section, and there was some weird stuff that I hadn't seen before, Like
it looked like there was an alice in Wonderland. They were not been there,
and just some things that were just really really off. Nothing out of
the norm that would really throw me off though, or take me off my
game. So Eventually I backpedaled to the trail and I came up the hill
and it's really nice. There's a few houses with huge property. I think
one is a farm. So I'm not really thinking too much about it.
You know, I'm still pretty near suburbia at this point, or rural area,
if you will. And I come back round and I come down the
hill, and I have my camera out because i'm videoing, and just like
another normal day, I'm just kind of talking to the camera and processing what
I'm seeing. And I come down this hill and about halfway down the hill,
I pinned to my right and there is this It doesn't belong. It's
this massive, massive white head, and it's just staring at me, if
it's even staring at me, but it's looking at my direction. And when
I lock eyes with it, its eyes were these giant, giant black sockets.
The inside of those eyes were dancing. Lights were flickering and dancing different
colors. It was going between blues and purples and reds, almost as if
it was like blue and red, but it would also do a mix of
the two. I don't know how to explain that. To this day.
I don't know if I ever will, But I do believe I was looking
at a white sasquatch. So I'm looking at this white sasquatch, and I
don't really know how this occurred. There's so many different possibilities and ways you
can address this. I'll leave it up to your beliefs and your understandings when
it comes to the Bigfoot. But I turned away, and mind you,
this was the most massive thing you've ever seen. And I turned away for
a brief second, and when I turned back to look, it had disappeared
completely, without a sound, without a trace. This is just like the
first experience I had where I dropped to the ground and the fetal position.
I was screaming and crying, and mind you, all that happened in seconds,
and when I looked back up without a trace, that sasquatch had disappeared
as well. I don't want to pretend like I have all the answers,
because I don't. There's some understanding that I've gained over the years, but
I don't have all the answers, and I'm not going to force anything that
I've learned on anybody else. But that is one thing that I have learned,
is that at least for a fact. They can just disappear on you
without making a sound. Another experience I had was I had been pretty much
working long on the Eastern End for quite a while now, and I wanted
to try to challenge myself and expand. So I started to go up to
the mountains in the Catskills of New York and even at Arondacks at times too
different areas, and I really wanted to start deepening my understanding and seeing what
they looked like in different areas. So I started to work my way up
to the mountains and do different things. And one of the things I started
to do was I started the camp and I started to go camping solo,
and I learned to I started doing it in the pine barrens of the Line.
I started out there working my way into what I needed to make it
through the night, and this and that, and just kind of practicing,
if you will. And people laugh at me when I say that, but
the last thing you want to do is end up in the middle of nowhere
with not enough of what you need. So what I would do is just
kind of go to a campgrounds and you know, get a again, it's
muscle memory, right, You get an understanding of everything you need so that
when you get out there in these high pressure situations or situations where you don't
have that ability to just go and grab something, you're prepared. And you
don't want to be underprepared for this kind of stuff because you leave too many
variables. And if the way I look at it is if I'm worried about
how much fire would I have, or if I'm going to freeze tonight,
or if I'm this or that's going to happen one way or another, I'm
going to start to get outside of the proper mindset I want to have to
set myself up for an experience. So what I did was I started going
out into the mountains and on this particular occasion, I said, now let
me grab one of my team and see if they want to go out.
And it ended up being one guy out of the twelve up there and he
came with me and he was like, Oh, I've never been here.
This place is great. It was this beautiful, beautiful place. It was
called Overlook Mountain. It's near Woodstock, New York. It's at the very
very top of this I mean gorgeous gorge and you get to the top and
there's this huge monk retreat and monastery I believe it's called. And at the
edge of that is this beautiful, beautiful trails, and you can park at
the top and go up this very very hefty incline to get to the overall,
or you can work the trails at that particular parking lot. But what
a lot of people don't know is if you ignore that original, Oh my
god, look at this place, and you go back round down the hill,
there's this lower lot and down there there's a place called Magic Meadow,
and it's gorgeous, and locals and people like myself that know about it will
go down there and go camping in it. So kind of when everybody's gone
for the day and you know, you put up your stuff and you go
out there. So on this particular time, I said, all right,
I'll go out there ahead of time and i'll set everything up. I walked
around, and I was getting a good feeling about the place, like I
always do, and I said, you know, I think tonight's the night
I'm going to put up the tents. We'll get you know, maybe we'll
get something good. And I wasn't really sure what to make of it.
I had never been out there overnight, but I was optimistic and I started
setting up and next thing you know, he arrived and he was very enthralled
with the place. And it's gorgeous. You walk across this bridge and it's
this beautiful flowing creek, and then you come up through these woods and you
know, just up the hill is this. It opens up into this meadow
and it's gorgeous and there's this beautiful, beautiful view of the mountains. And
long story short, we were expecting some rain, so I said, you
know what, I'm going to put it under the canopy just at the edge
of the of the meadow. So I did that. We set up camp
lights and fires, get everything going. And at this particular time, I
had got this like feeling like that we weren't alone. And he says to
me too, the same thing. He says, yeah, I could feel
it. I could feel it. I said, okay, all right,
So I said, I got a good feeling about tonight. It's going to
be pretty active. And this particular occasion, we waited for dark. We
had a good time. We were just chopping it up and hanging out,
and dark came pretty fast and by the time we were done setting up,
dark came pretty fast and it wasn't a lot going on, not too much.
I had left some things around for them, and I said, you
know what, let me see if I can entice something. So at this
point, it's pitch black. I mean it is pitch black. You can't
see anything, there's nothing, there's no sound. You're just you could see
as far as the fire goes. I have this little plan where I I
make like three fires so that there'll be one at the edge of camp,
and then there's one that just smokes a lot because that's good for the bugs,
and then I have one that's just the main fire for the main lighting
area. So I had taken an apple. I said, let's see what
we can entice them, and the sasquatch I'm talking about in particular, and
I said, I'm just going to throw this out there and see what happens.
And I took the apple and I just threw it out into the darkness,
and you heard it hit a tree out in the darkness. You heard
it, you know, it broke like a you know, an apple would
against a tree. And before we could even kind of giggle about the sound,
it made. We started to you know, and right next to both
our feet a rock landed right in front of us. Right then and there,
we knew we weren't alone for sure. You know, for sure,
at this point, my attention is really peaked and my interest is really peaked.
I said, Okay, I'm not going to throw nothing back out there.
I don't know if that upset you or what, but let's just be
more respectful and more courteous and let you guys come to us. You're obviously
out there. We started to be patient and just kind of sit and talk
and do a little singing and things like that, and express our gratitude towards
them and letting us stay in their home, etc. When you're in that
place where you're in the middle of the woods or the forest or wherever you
are, where we were was wasn't super super remote as far as they're not
being a road nearby. Our car was probably a quarter or a half mile
off, so it wasn't too too scary, but it was enough where you're
in the middle of the dark and you're not near anything, and you just
feel like the fish bowl, you know, when if you have a fish
tank in your house and you have all your lights off, but your fish
tank light is on. That's what it feels like. It's the best way
I can describe it is you're in somebody else's home and you have yourself self
illuminated like you're in a fish tank, and once in a while the big
food come by and tap the glass like hey, And that's just what it
feels like. And on this night, we chose to be the fish,
right. It's the best experiment I could think of at least, and to
be humble and respectful and just kind of show up and just say, hey,
whatever you want to show me, you could show me. We started
to hear voices. At this point, my friend Ian decided to give.
He felt like there was young ones around, so he decided to give some
snacks like twizzlers and things like that, and right where he had gifted them,
we could hear these voices. The best way I could describe it was
fraggle rock. And I said this to him, I said, it sounds
like fraggle rock, and I remember he kind of laughed about it. Whatever.
I didn't know at the time that he didn't know what freckle rock was,
and I didn't really even know what it was like. I remember it
from a child, but I didn't really I didn't really watch it or anything,
so I kind of I kind of just subconsciously, I guess, went
to somewhere to find an analogy. But he did. He says, you
know, when I went out the next day and looked up Fraggle Rock,
he said, you're absolutely right, that's exactly what it sounded like. Where
I want to go with this is there was two of us there, and
we were having similar experiences. Up to this point. I started to get
this inkling that they were going to somehow put me into like a sleep state,
like a really really good sleep state, and they were going to interact
with Ian. I couldn't really understand why. I didn't really know what to
make of it. But I don't sleep well when i'm camping, especially in
a new place like that. When I'm out remotely like that, I don't
sleep well at all at all. I'm up and down if I'm even asleep
at all, because my ears are always open. You hear something in the
night and it really makes you kind of was that what was that? Right?
You're not a home in your bed with your walls around you it's not
warm or it's not cool, whether it's summer or winter, is a very
very uncomfortable type of sleep. But I remember saying to myself, well,
what's this all about? So I wandered off. He was in his tent,
and I wandered off, and I said, let me just go and
kind of tune in with the forest and see what this is about and make
sure because I have somebody with me and I can't afford to be off my
game. I need to be on point. I felt very very responsible.
Whenever I bring somebody in the woods, I feel very very responsible for them,
and it's almost like it's not about disappointing them with the experience, it's
about keeping them safe. So I walked off. I walked out into the
dark, where it was uncomfortable for me, but I knew I would be
able to really tune in and see what was going on. And I heard
these what sounded like owl calls, but they were very off brand. You
might say, how do you know an owls? An owl? Right?
Like? How do you know if you can't see anything? And how do
you know if for sure? And I don't have a necessarily good answer for
that as far as then normal ways of thinking. I very much just tune
in on a deeper level than the five senses that were given, you know,
at birth. So I was listening, I heard these owl calls,
and I said to them, Hey, can you please be kind to us
tonight. He's new to this. Can you go easy on him if you're
going to put me under or put me in some kind of sleep state.
And I was very uncomfortable with this, you know, I was very worried
that he was just going to go through things and I wouldn't be there for
him. And that was really what was bothering me. Not like you know,
getting extra sleep, right, that doesn't bother anybody, But it was
just very It was something very very new to me that I had never never
experienced. And at this point is when I had another bigfoot sighting. I
don't think I've ever spoken about this before. At the edge of my light,
I could see these faces emerge. They were different sizes. There was
two, possibly three, I don't want to say small, because they were
larger than I was. There was one that was bigger than the other two
and possibly three and they were just at the edge of my light and they
were big The smaller ones that were larger than me were probably around six to
seven seven foot and the other one was about a footer a foot and a
half larger than they were. The larger one looked wrinkly, if you will,
Like I've like the leathery face I was talking about earlier, was like
very tight, like it was just like a smooth leather jacket. This particular
face of this particular sasquatch had wrinkles to it, almost like a baseball glove
has like knit over it, right, And all as I could think of
that was that this was an old, old bigfoot. It was an old
old Sasquatch, and I couldn't get a great look at it. But I
got the inkling that it was a female, maybe a very old female,
and that maybe these were her grandkids. Now, mind you, this is
a speculation, but I'm just going off what the vibe felt like, and
that will double back to sight. I never got a good look at the
kids, or the younger ones, I should say, the smaller ones.
I didn't ever see their face in detail. I don't know if that's something
cultural or something that I'm you know, it wasn't supposed to be privy to
or it was just because they were at the edge of darkness. That's that's
up to you to decide. I could just kind of tell you what happened,
and it was like I got this sense of just by looking at her
that I have this sense of, Hey, everything's gonna be okay. You're
just going to sleep good tonight and everything will be fine. We'll take care
of it. You might ask yourself, how do you trust that? Well,
I don't know, I really at this point. It's really just a
trust based respect and an understanding. In my opinion, I go in those
woods every single day, different places, all the time. If something wanted
to hurt me, it would have and could have done it already. It
could have toyed with me any which way it chose to. But they don't.
They choose to show me respect and love, and that's what I give
him return. So I'm going to double back and say that I went to
the camp and I talked to Ian about it, and while he was very
nervous about what I was telling him, I said, look, I don't
I don't know what to tell you, but I got a feeling I'm going
to be knocked out tonight and you know it's going to be a little a
little crazy for you, but you might have some experiences. And he said,
okay, okay, and we both went to bed pretty soon after that.
And again, I'll tell you this, I don't sleep well at all.
And I remember him waking me up sometime around summarize or something to that
effect, and he was waking me up in the middle of the night asking
me, do you see that? Do you hear that? You know?
And he was having a lot of experiences of his own that I won't touch
on because I don't know if I should speak for him. But there was
a lot of stuff going on throughout the night, and I slept, I
did. I ended up sleeping through it all. There was a lot going
on out there. And when we woke up, I remember him just saying
like, man, like, I don't know how you slept through all that,
and I said, I don't know either, But again, I just
I just enjoy it. I really enjoy it. And there's so many different
things to embrace out there, and you never really know what you're gonna get,
right. You don't know what you're gonna get or what you're gonna see
or what you're gonna experience. But when it comes to this kind of stuff,
you could just almost bet that it's going to be something you're not ready
for, maybe something uncomfortable, maybe something scary. But at the end of
the day, you just kind of got to process it. And I love
what I do, and I loved all these big foot sightings that I've had.
Well, that's it for tonight show. If you've had a big Foot
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