Let's Talk About... The Bermuda Triangle Ep.29

[00:00:00] Right then guys we are back you've got me obviously Billy and Liam here today

[00:00:11] again on Lets Talk About. We might have tried that 10 minutes ago and it didn't

[00:00:18] work as well. You've done your stupid thing again when you try to get me to say my own name.

[00:00:21] You just say my name mate and we'll all be good. Mr Holmes, Mr Holmes. How are you mate?

[00:00:28] Fantastic. Sweating like fuck. Yeah there you go. I am too mate. It's absolutely boiling today in the UK guys.

[00:00:33] It's ridiculous. Yeah terrific about 25 degrees. Yeah. Is that Celsius as well? Yeah obviously

[00:00:40] we're in a room that is basically well it's a small room and there's two windows in it so

[00:00:44] it's like a greenhouse. Yeah yeah. And we will say this room is basically empty at the

[00:00:48] minute so because we are sort of decorating and so it might sound a bit echoing but

[00:00:52] we'll try and do the best we can with it. Absolutely we'll do what we can. Exactly.

[00:00:57] So have you got your questions ready mate? I've got some questions for you Liam yeah. Is this

[00:01:01] going to be your thing now then on your episodes? Yeah every one of Billy's episodes we're going

[00:01:04] to have three questions and you're going to have to try and see if you can guess what the

[00:01:09] episode is going to be about after saying three questions. Question number one Liam,

[00:01:15] is there any specific place on the planet that you wouldn't like to go or

[00:01:22] travel on a plane? What just what actually on the what wouldn't want to go on the plane or just

[00:01:29] wouldn't want to go there in general? I wouldn't want to go on a plane mate yeah. Well could be

[00:01:33] on a boat. I don't know somewhere like somewhere where I'm going to be on like a 17 hour flight

[00:01:37] I can't do it so just anywhere. Yeah yeah that's fair enough China's off the radar then yeah.

[00:01:43] Exactly like going to Australia couldn't do it. No I wouldn't anyway spiders and snakes and

[00:01:48] scorpions. That doesn't bother me though but the flight that killed me and the heat. Yeah

[00:01:53] oh Christ mate could you imagine oh no. No I'm going to Cyprus next month it's supposed to be

[00:01:59] like 35 degrees there again Celsius yeah and it's gonna fucking kill me mate so I won't

[00:02:04] like so when I go there the podcast will end because I will die. That'll be that you heard

[00:02:10] it first. Exactly. Question number two mate, so do you believe in phenomena where you know

[00:02:21] how you've got flights like the MH I can't remember the name of it. The Malaysian one.

[00:02:26] The Malaysian flight yeah that one. That one do you believe that things can just disappear off

[00:02:31] the face of the earth whilst traveling? Well not just like physical like into what you mean

[00:02:35] like into another dimension somewhat. Yeah so to say so just just completely vanish off the

[00:02:41] face of the earth no do you believe everything has an explanation? Well yeah okay I totally

[00:02:46] agree. So moving on to question number three right so say if a specific location

[00:02:53] specifically in the ocean where countless and I mean countless of flights

[00:03:02] ships you name it have just vanished never to be seen again if there's a specific location

[00:03:08] on planet earth where that was frequently happening which there is would you not class

[00:03:14] that as a little strange if it's just concentrated in one location more than there is more than it is

[00:03:19] anywhere else in the world? I would say it's strange what I'd also say there's an explanation

[00:03:22] to it. Okay fair enough so Liam from the questions I've asked mate do you have any

[00:03:28] idea what we're talking about today? Yeah obviously. Go on. The Muna Triangle. That's exactly

[00:03:32] what we're going to talk about mate. I think you started doing that. Yeah you had to do that didn't you? You had to do that. About five times.

[00:03:39] Right so then yes mate we are doing all well we're learning all about the Bermuda Triangle today mate.

[00:03:47] Happy days. So first off mate what do you know about Bermuda Triangle? Do you know is there any

[00:03:52] specific things you know about it? Honestly about Bermuda. Well that would be yeah and it's a triangle.

[00:03:57] That would be correct too yes. Well that's about it and obviously shit goes missing. So yeah everybody knows

[00:04:05] in it or around it. The phenomena that people well shapes planes machinery

[00:04:14] just vanishes off the face of the earth when it enters the Bermuda Triangle region.

[00:04:18] Yeah that's true mate so and second off. But have the sun turned back up though?

[00:04:24] Well across shores maybe over time yeah yeah yeah right carry on anyway. But they've gone

[00:04:31] missing in that general area yes. One last thing just before we start do you believe it's

[00:04:38] a phenomena or do you believe there's an explanation? Well it is a phenomena but there

[00:04:42] isn't but I do believe there is an explanation to it. Yeah sorry I mean like do you believe

[00:04:46] it's sort of a supernatural thing? No no no. No? I think you'd put do you want me to tell

[00:04:52] you what I think straight away or do you want me to say literally? I think I know what you're going

[00:04:55] to say straight away but no I want to hear what you say now just because. To me it's all

[00:05:00] to do with like the world the whole like it'd be like some sort of magnetic pull or some

[00:05:04] sort of shit or you know. Yeah I've heard this before. Because obviously it's like fucks up

[00:05:08] compasses and stuff doesn't it so. Yeah yeah. That's that's my I mean obviously that's not very

[00:05:13] well explained but you know what I mean. Yeah I get it no that is that is the whole thing isn't

[00:05:17] it that magnetic force whatever you call it in that region is far heavier than anywhere else

[00:05:23] which naturally would entail that ships and things as you lose track of where you are then

[00:05:29] Another thing that I've heard as well is it's one of those regions regions sorry

[00:05:35] that the Bermuda Triangle there's so many flights and shipping companies and stuff that use that

[00:05:42] what you call that route yeah it's natural that would be a hot spot regardless so anyway.

[00:05:49] Well then I think the best question there that is and which again should probably be left till

[00:05:53] the end but then why the fuck did I keep going around it near it fucking through it?

[00:05:57] Because it's one of the only direct routes. Bullshit it's in middle of ocean mate just go

[00:06:01] around it. True but you're talking adding hours many hours. I think that's taking a

[00:06:06] couple more hours than possibly disappearing and dying I mean call me boring but.

[00:06:14] Yeah and that's not living on the edge Liam that's avoiding the you know what I mean.

[00:06:20] Right then mates. Let's get into it pal yeah so the mysterious aura surrounding the location

[00:06:26] of the Bermuda Triangle and the stories it tells has been the fodder of human imagination

[00:06:32] since the mid 19th century leaving many to wonder if malevolent forces or even extraterrestrial

[00:06:39] interventions are at play. The enigma of the Bermuda Triangle begun as early as the days of

[00:06:45] Christopher Columbus a man that we're hearing all too frequently recently who documented

[00:06:50] unusual compass readings and mysterious lights in the area in the 1940s. Lots of lights in

[00:06:55] the ocean mate. Over the centuries reports of unexplained occurrences continue to pile up

[00:07:02] in the area now known as the Bermuda Triangle. It's believed that its past century alone

[00:07:09] more than 50 ships and 20 aeroplanes have disappeared under suspicion and often unexplained

[00:07:15] circumstances within its confines. It's worth noting that like many of the reported quote

[00:07:23] facts surrounding the Bermuda Triangle there are a number of different sources who have claimed

[00:07:28] larger and smaller numbers depending on their own criteria. While it's true that many of

[00:07:34] these vessels and aircraft have never been found making their fates the subject of

[00:07:39] speculation and conspiracy it's also worth noting that the ocean can easily swallow evidence

[00:07:44] making recovery and investigations difficult and this is certainly true when looking at the

[00:07:50] Bermuda Triangle location itself. Imagine if they used the same old technology that they did to

[00:07:54] find the Titanic in the Bermuda Triangle the amount of shite that's down there. Oh yeah

[00:08:00] Christ I Jesus. Fucking crazy isn't it? Yeah I mean it's weird because like I get what I get

[00:08:06] what they mean like you say I mean how they have the fact they found the Titanic is

[00:08:09] ridiculous in itself yeah like you say but like you say with them that Malaysia flight and

[00:08:13] whatever you yeah yes but then again now I'm saying that it's probably not so mental they

[00:08:18] found the Titanic because that's going to be a fucking that's still a unit that's still a size

[00:08:22] yeah yeah well it was cut in half wasn't it? Yeah but a plane though that's just shrapnel.

[00:08:27] Nothing compared to it. That's just shrapnel once I haven't said that it's just in bits

[00:08:31] yeah yeah just tin yeah it's still impressive that they've found the Titanic. Oh yeah it's

[00:08:35] still impressive. The Atlantic ocean. It is still impressive but I mean like you say

[00:08:38] compared that to like looking for a plane oh yeah especially some of the smaller planes

[00:08:42] I mean that's like looking for a needle in a hair stack. Well they believe it's in the

[00:08:45] Indian Ocean the uh MH whatever it is the Malaysia flight yeah yeah the Malaysia flight yeah

[00:08:50] there was a Netflix on that I watched it the other night there's a documentary on Netflix

[00:08:55] about that yeah you know what I mean I did watch it I did watch it any good like it is really

[00:08:59] good it just put more substance to it and it makes so much sense watching it mate and

[00:09:06] any sort of supernatural you know thing is kind of debunked with what they say so it's

[00:09:12] yeah because I'm like no I do because if it I want things to be explained

[00:09:18] if you can't explain them that's why I'm very interested and I know that all

[00:09:21] lengths have been taken to try and explain it which it has and you still can't explain

[00:09:26] it that's when that's when it blows my mind and I'm sure it's probably the same with you

[00:09:31] if you really can't explain something like a door shutting in front of your eyes

[00:09:35] wind no I'm not getting into this again

[00:09:40] right carry on Rose so the Bermuda Triangle often described as a vague expanse in the

[00:09:46] North Atlantic Ocean is notorious for the perplexing disappearances of ships and aircraft

[00:09:52] which have occurred within this area the triangles corners are typically identified as

[00:09:58] Miami Florida USA Bermuda and San Juan

[00:10:05] every fucking time

[00:10:10] you'll have me singing that when I get home mate

[00:10:15] covering an expansive area of approximately 500 000 square miles however not everyone can

[00:10:22] agree on the location of Bermuda Triangle incidence them oh sorry on Bermuda Triangle

[00:10:28] incidents themselves some writers have it three times as large up to 1.5 million square miles

[00:10:36] and yet others have it reaching as far east as Ireland's west coast fucking help me so that's

[00:10:43] the full Atlantic Ocean might as well be at that point mate yeah well it is if you

[00:10:49] reach in fucking Ireland Jesus Christ man yeah as such the number of mysteries claimed

[00:10:56] as talking place within the Bermuda Triangle varies dramatically largely depending on the

[00:11:01] geographical boundaries which are referenced so now we're going to get onto the deadly side

[00:11:09] of the Bermuda Triangle the term Bermuda Triangle entered popular folklore in 1964

[00:11:15] with the publishing of an article in Agassiz magazine called the deadly Bermuda Triangle by

[00:11:21] Vincent Gaddis prior to this the location of the Bermuda Triangle and its associated mysteries

[00:11:28] had been discussed but there wasn't a universally accepted term for the area Gaddis's

[00:11:35] article played a significant role in the popularization of the name so it's known as

[00:11:41] the deadly Bermuda Triangle I mean it makes sense I've never heard that terminology I've never

[00:11:46] read it called deadly before I've literally only ever heard of you know Bermuda Triangle I mean

[00:11:50] I don't think they'd really want to branch that out too much with the deadly Bermuda

[00:11:54] oh we're just flying over the deadly Bermuda Triangle right now yeah but you know fairness

[00:11:58] if you are in a bloody flight and they say oh just over the if they're on a flight and

[00:12:03] they tell you that we're just over the Bermuda Triangle that story is exactly how that

[00:12:07] would happen if we just don't that one I'd be saying take a left yeah a bank left

[00:12:19] so is the Bermuda Triangle real I mean I'm guessing this is the the phenomena side of it and

[00:12:23] stuff in one sense yes the Bermuda Triangle is very real geographically speaking the

[00:12:31] question I mean that was that was obvious on it sorry the question where is the Bermuda Triangle

[00:12:37] is easy to answer the area itself is part of the Atlantic Ocean traversed by thousands of

[00:12:42] ships and planes every year there you go and the name of Bermuda Triangle is widely used

[00:12:47] to describe this specific area how fucking wouldn't let it change our name whether

[00:12:52] there's anything mysterious suspect or supernatural going on is another matter entirely see that's

[00:12:58] what I mean you think all these people because it is crossed thousands of times every year and

[00:13:05] you know what maybe I don't know hopefully it tells us five in a thousand go missing or

[00:13:10] something along the lines of that it's not a lot though yeah but that's then but that's

[00:13:14] maybe then when my sort of argument comes into play then I mean because I think the whole

[00:13:19] the whole might say magnetic force thing that could be used as an argument if all the

[00:13:24] disappearances were at the same time because then it could be some sort of like you know

[00:13:27] whichever way the earth is facing sort of yeah you know what I mean yeah yeah I'm

[00:13:31] surmising I mean as far as I'm aware the one of disappearances they've all been like you know

[00:13:36] random times there's no sort of like pattern to it yeah yeah so then maybe that does throw

[00:13:41] like I said the my sort of side of the argument out the window a little bit then

[00:13:46] it will do in a sense it was all I know I'm assuming it's going to be here somewhere

[00:13:50] there's a guy in World War II I believe it was who was he was either training or

[00:13:56] it was during the war and he was flying through the Bermuda Triangle area and he saw like a flash

[00:14:01] of light his ship started not his ship sorry his airplane started like severely vibrating on him

[00:14:08] lost all sense of radar and he believed he went through a time there was like a time loop

[00:14:12] or something and when he exited yeah like a wormhole sort of thing yeah it was like a

[00:14:17] time later or something because he vanished for 16 hours but to him it was only two hours it's

[00:14:21] something along the lines of yeah yeah this this is what I mean when that's what I was

[00:14:25] trying to say earlier I don't know why I cannot speak today yeah well like I said when I said

[00:14:28] that obviously some have turned up later on and stuff like fucking days later but

[00:14:31] today it's been 10 minutes yeah yeah anecdotal evidence perpetuated by tales of disappearances

[00:14:39] and oddities plays a significant role in the area's mystique and it's these famous tales of

[00:14:46] the unexplained which have led to the concept of the mystery of the Bermuda Triangle some of

[00:14:52] the most famous of these incidents remains remained unsolved to this day one such example

[00:14:58] was the flight 19 incident in which a group of US Navy bombers were lost within the Bermuda

[00:15:03] Triangle in December 1945 these five planes vanished during a routine training mission with

[00:15:11] neither the aircraft nor the 14 Airmen ever found the mystery deepened when a search plane

[00:15:17] sent to the when a search plane sent to locate them also disappeared without a trace see that

[00:15:23] that's fucked that's crazy five bombers yeah that's that's weird and then like you said

[00:15:28] the fact that obviously the one that went to search disappeared as well yeah that is fucking

[00:15:33] weird yeah but I said it just feels like saying that now we're talking about I'm just

[00:15:37] thinking like like because there's no like rhyme or reason to it there's no pattern

[00:15:42] yeah to when things disappear then what is it exactly yeah because it could have a logical

[00:15:49] explanation yeah like I said something we don't know about yeah exactly but like I say I just

[00:15:54] I think it would be a lot more plausible if like say if there was some sort of pattern

[00:15:58] to it yeah yeah of course yeah well that would massive evidence towards the fact that

[00:16:03] it's explainable in itself there was a pattern similarly the USS Cyclops a Navy cargo ship with

[00:16:10] over 300 crew on board met its unexplained fate in 1918 en route to Baltimore from Brazil

[00:16:17] the ship vanished after leaving Barbados becoming the single largest loss of life

[00:16:22] in US naval history not directly involved involving combat no wreckage or evidence

[00:16:29] of the ship's demise have ever been located why is a cyclops called a cyclops

[00:16:37] I don't know a sigh shouldn't it be a uniclops I mean it would make no more sense yeah it

[00:16:43] doesn't sound as cool that's probably why uniclops yeah I do know what you mean

[00:16:52] it's very very off topic but yes yeah no but you know what I mean

[00:16:55] yeah well these incidents and others certainly grab the imagination it's essential to consider

[00:17:02] them in context the location of the Bermuda Triangle is a heavily traveled region with

[00:17:08] a vast number of ships and aircraft passing through daily many of the alleged mysteries

[00:17:13] can be attributed to environmental factors human error and possibly even deliberate acts of

[00:17:21] subterfuge or sabotage there enough despite the legends statistically speaking the rate of incidents

[00:17:30] in the Bermuda Triangle is not significantly higher than that of other heaven heavily

[00:17:36] traveled regions of the world hence while a Bermuda Triangle location is undeniable

[00:17:42] the mystique surrounding it is often an increasingly blurred mix of fact fiction

[00:17:48] and the human penchant for storytelling fair enough yeah so so what's so you're saying that

[00:17:55] like compared to like everywhere else there isn't that much of a difference numbers wise

[00:18:01] and yeah basically but then again like like that's that's that sort of sounds like oh

[00:18:06] it's all right then but then you think like yes while that area is massive compared to

[00:18:11] rest of it yeah not that massive no not at all it's actually quite tiny yeah so it's still

[00:18:16] fucking it's still weird yeah it's very weird because i mean put try and find an image like

[00:18:22] this of the actual outline of Bermuda Triangle you compare that to the rest of the world

[00:18:26] mate that's that's tiny that's puny yeah exactly here we have made some of the

[00:18:32] prevailing theories so the Bermuda Triangle with its enigmatic reputation has been the

[00:18:39] subject of numerous theories over the decades these range from science scientifically plausible

[00:18:45] explanations to wild speculations rooted in the paranormal and extraterrestrial

[00:18:51] so first off we're going to talk about the environment and the geography

[00:18:56] it's believed by some that magnetic anomalies in the region can cause navigational instruments

[00:19:02] to malfunction one of the answers to the question where is the Bermuda Triangle is that

[00:19:08] it's one of the few places on earth where true north and magnetic north align known as the

[00:19:15] agonic line potentially leading to navigational errors this may have been the case with flight

[00:19:22] 19 another i another hypothesis suggests that large amounts between hypothesis that's the fucker

[00:19:33] another hypothesis suggests that large amounts of methane gas trapped in the seafloor might

[00:19:40] occasionally erupt don't make a joke over that i'll fair play you had a straight face

[00:19:44] these eruptions no i'm just i'm just thinking again like again it's very plausible sort of

[00:19:49] things i mean oh yeah yeah absolutely absolutely these are these eruptions could theoretically

[00:19:55] decrease the water's density causing ships to sink rapidly for aircraft an eruption could

[00:20:01] cause engine failure the methane hydrate theory while theoretically plausible is controversial and

[00:20:08] not widely accepted by the scientific community okay maybe not the location of the Bermuda

[00:20:17] Triangle itself contains some of the deepest underwater trenches in the world in fact the

[00:20:22] deepest point in the Atlantic Ocean the Puerto Rico trench in the Milwaukee yeah in the

[00:20:30] Mulwaukie depth at 8,380 meters or 27,500 feet is located within the confines of the Bermuda

[00:20:42] Triangle if a ship or plane were to sink in these areas the depths could make wreckage

[00:20:48] recover it could make wreckage recovery nearly impossible yeah it would be impossible

[00:20:53] because that's like mariana's trends like you physically can't really get to the bottom of

[00:20:56] that kind of thing so i think there's only ever two people one James Cameron yeah it's like just

[00:21:01] the pressure of it isn't it yeah yeah insane mate i wouldn't go down in any machinery oh

[00:21:05] fuck that i'm not going in the fucking sea yeah i wouldn't care if it cost a trillion mate

[00:21:09] no way not there another explanation human error given the vastness and unpredictable

[00:21:17] weather patterns in the area where the Bermuda Triangle is located the Gulf Stream

[00:21:22] an incredibly strong ocean current known to cause violent changes in localized weather passes

[00:21:27] through it's plausible that some incidents are due to human error where captains navigators

[00:21:33] and pilots could potentially misread or misinterpret their instruments some have also

[00:21:40] suggested that certain disappearances may be due to the deliberate acts like piracy

[00:21:45] or even espionage i really don't like leave that amount though maybe the next explanation

[00:21:56] the paranormal sorry saying now mate i'm saying now there's no need for that

[00:22:06] one of the more outlandish theories suggests that extraterrestrials are responsible for the

[00:22:11] disappearances capturing ships and planes for unknown reasons some claimants have even stated

[00:22:18] they've seen unidentified flying objects in the region another of the fringe another of the

[00:22:27] fringe theories with the topic of where is Bermuda Triangle located comes up is that beneath it lies

[00:22:34] the lost city of Atlantis i like this one proponents of the this theory believe that

[00:22:40] energy crystals remnants from the lost city interfere with ship and aircraft operations

[00:22:46] some believe that the Bermuda Triangle location houses portals or vortexes to other dimensions

[00:22:52] or times explaining the sudden and inexplicable disappearances however there's no evidence of

[00:23:01] this based on our current understanding of physics of obviously nor is there a theory

[00:23:07] supported by mainstream science again obviously but who knows Atlantis is down there somewhere

[00:23:14] don't tell me you don't believe in Atlantis because it has to be why well because it was

[00:23:19] it was put there by one of the most well-known authors in greek history

[00:23:23] so that means it's real and well known

[00:23:26] yeah because everything else he said is right

[00:23:31] there's no way he just took a page off the book and thought i'm just gonna make up the

[00:23:34] city on a story i mean that's exactly what i would do i mean it's great idea but

[00:23:38] exactly what i would do just just just to throw people off and just to just run out of

[00:23:42] there's too many mentions of it mate i think Atlantis is definitely somewhere just under the

[00:23:49] ocean probably just piles of rubble probably was i'm pretty sure we're um i would make it over

[00:23:54] a cabinet of conspiracies and when i'm in atlantis oh should have included me on that

[00:23:59] we should have gone that one bit if you're up for another one lads i'm here

[00:24:05] so atlantis revisited yes oh there's a there's a name as well why let the truth get in the

[00:24:12] way of a good story many argue that the legend of the Bermuda triangle is simply a product of

[00:24:19] exaggeration misreporting or sensationalism they point out that statistically the Bermuda

[00:24:26] triangle does not have a significant higher number of shipwrecks or plane crashes compared

[00:24:31] to other heavily traveled regions of the world instances where a boat's disappearance

[00:24:36] reported but its eventual reappearance and return to port was not further adds to the

[00:24:43] explanation that the location of the Bermuda triangle may not be the ghostly vortex some

[00:24:48] claim it to be there have also been claims of boats and planes disappearing within the loose

[00:24:54] confines of the Bermuda triangle but in fact they occurred hundreds and in some cases thousands

[00:25:01] of miles outside its reputed area the law surrounding the Bermuda triangle has long

[00:25:07] captured the public's imagination with tales of vanished ships and disappeared

[00:25:12] disappeared airplanes igniting intrigue and fear however it's worth considering that many

[00:25:18] of these stories persist not necessarily because they shed light on anything genuinely

[00:25:23] mysterious but because they're popular and profitable sensational narratives draw readers

[00:25:30] and viewers making them commercially attractive for writers filmmakers and media outlets over time

[00:25:35] the commercial appeal of these tales might have overshadowed the need for objective and

[00:25:41] rigorous investigation perpetuating myths that upon closer scrutiny could have more

[00:25:48] mundane explanations so do we believe that the Bermuda triangle is simply a place in the

[00:25:59] that's just received more media attention than anywhere else and that's why it's been given

[00:26:03] the name it has today or do you believe that it is strange that things are disappearing so

[00:26:09] frequently there considering it is such a small area compared to some of the others

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[00:27:10] it's definitely strange and there's there has to be some sort of explanation to it yeah there

[00:27:15] just has to be in my opinion but um i mean it could be a case of you know that that

[00:27:20] that does get more media attention than other places i mean other places might have similar

[00:27:23] sort of numbers over like you know you see specific areas might have some sort of numbers i mean i

[00:27:28] don't know obviously we haven't looked into it but yeah i don't know i don't know to be honest

[00:27:33] like after listening to what you've said then like maybe it isn't just as simple as obviously

[00:27:37] what i said before with the whole magnetic spouse things because well again just to

[00:27:41] repeat myself one more time like there's no there's no pattern to it there's no specific

[00:27:46] times like you know yeah i understand if it was like a certain at a certain time of day or a

[00:27:50] certain time of year yeah then i think it would make a lot more sense definitely i think i think

[00:27:55] the most notable disappearance of it as well isn't so much the ship with 300 or however

[00:28:01] obviously that's the largest but was the the four bombers or five bombers however many and

[00:28:07] then obviously the search plane right after disappears alongside no that's to me the

[00:28:12] weirdest ones are like i said the ones where that it's like you know they've gone through that

[00:28:17] area and it's been an hour but in reality it's been 10 hours yeah i mean again that could be

[00:28:24] bollocks that could be just people telling stories yeah but like i said if there was

[00:28:28] any way to sort of prove something like that had happened then that would be very interesting

[00:28:33] i mean the only way you could do that is a very much back to the future thing you know

[00:28:37] with the with the yeah clocks and everything yeah sends him a minute into the future sort

[00:28:41] of thing yeah that's the only way you could sort of prove something like that i think yeah but

[00:28:46] then you need to be the lucky person that actually has it happened exactly exactly so

[00:28:51] it's one of those things isn't it but yeah i mean it is one of the fucking

[00:28:55] the best mysteries out there really oh yeah yeah classic tale it doesn't matter who you

[00:28:59] speak to somebody knows what the Bermuda triangle is and exactly you tell them they're

[00:29:03] gonna fly over there they're not gonna want to no exactly yeah it is a thing but i mean

[00:29:09] i didn't realize it was like a you know that many planes ships and everything actually go

[00:29:14] through the area so i thought it would be sort of like you know another one no no no yeah it's

[00:29:19] it's still frequently used thousands of times a day which is mental when you think about

[00:29:23] only win florida mitts the only way and that's i mean how populated is that well yeah i know

[00:29:28] porto rico as well is that going i don't know it just seems bizarre it is it is it's um

[00:29:35] not the fact the fact that like i said it's still being used yeah yeah it just seems to me like

[00:29:39] well it's because i don't think it's probably because like you say compared to the numbers

[00:29:44] that go through there there isn't enough there isn't enough shit that has happened yeah for

[00:29:49] it to be that's what i mean i think i feel like if it was you know let's let's compare

[00:29:53] it to another location obviously and it's got the same say the Bermuda triangle had double

[00:29:58] the disappearances then i think it would be a case of fucking avoid this area yeah yeah but

[00:30:04] i feel like it's just been taken out of context especially when you think obviously the time of

[00:30:08] the war five bombers disappear yeah then the search plane disappears that is going to grab

[00:30:12] headlines me exactly and as soon as that happens that's it so i feel like it is just

[00:30:17] one of those places where because it's got a story of a certain time period a certain moment

[00:30:21] of time yeah where something's happened that is very strange that's why yeah true true you're

[00:30:27] probably right so and i don't like that man i like to think that you know there is there

[00:30:31] is something strange there but for me i i really could be a mixture of both yeah i mean the

[00:30:41] number might actually be a pattern in there somewhere yeah that felt like you know for

[00:30:46] very much you know explainable reasons yeah yeah might be a pattern there yeah but then

[00:30:50] there's other ones that aren't yeah there might be something untoward yeah yeah very true

[00:30:58] very true yeah is that it then that's everything that's everything fair enough

[00:31:02] fair enough so yeah the Bermuda triangle people yeah let us know what you think do you believe

[00:31:06] that it's a strange location it's definitely a strange location oh yeah absolutely yeah let us

[00:31:12] know what you think and also let us know would you fly through it after hearing this episode now

[00:31:17] or are you still new not going nowhere there if i can avoid it i will if people take an

[00:31:22] hour advice then they need to go down look at the surface but think think about how many

[00:31:26] people will fly to disneyland but they have no idea disney world sorry yeah they have no idea

[00:31:31] they're passing through the Bermuda triangle yeah true very good point i've never thought of

[00:31:34] that i'm never telling the missus which is why i'm never going there i don't like roller

[00:31:39] coasters either oh this son yeah exactly just hell for me that place yeah yeah yeah

[00:31:45] exactly right then guys thank you for listening um obviously we're getting ready for halloween

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