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and that's me that them

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and they that's this is us

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building a bridge from the very

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rehearsing very known

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opening of the show which we do the same way

2:15

every time right

2:16

we're trying to be like a little loose the same in

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i mean i thought let's let's get out of this

2:20

like you know

2:21

mowgli set for ourselves of professionalism

2:24

and i met find the new spot

2:26

let's explore we both have them backgrounds

2:29

absolute the words it's like less titan

2:31

let's suck and explore let's

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play around at system improv

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gave him like

2:39

you're walking through honey that which is

2:41

the first time though about taking

2:43

an active sauce and that was a movement

2:45

in theater class array have

2:48

known what was coming stars movement

2:50

look there and inside really uncomfortable

2:53

with her own body and highly catholic

2:55

and , just like a right over the his walk around

2:58

the room so he now you're walking through

3:00

honey and i'm like no i'm not

3:03

i'm not quite what quite mean i wouldn't know

3:05

i will never fall into of that into honey

3:07

right and if right and in may

3:09

be swimming through it i will never walk

3:11

in it and i don't think you'll ever get cast

3:14

as a character who has the ability

3:16

the a comfortably walk through

3:17

i did he know you don't mean like

3:20

that never third carrying to gear of role

3:22

say it is not a be super

3:24

cars how can i don't know what i mean

3:27

that like email to mean we are you

3:30

you'll never walk through honey and in in realize

3:33

i'll certainly never

3:35

like the idea is that if

3:38

you're walking through honey you are also like

3:40

on your like you'd be cicada

3:43

you captured like an amber

3:46

like a weird but it would be a panic

3:48

inducing so tasty

3:51

the and on i the

3:53

and your throat would feel so i was

3:56

in your hair or would be glisten if the beer here

3:58

eleanor this would the way he

4:00

murdered a level those bear friends

4:03

saw his eyes and improv

4:05

guy no only sand

4:07

of com best as is

4:10

it's good s now

4:13

well it's all different kinds of problems that what see

4:16

what see parameters the around

4:19

dating an improv guy said from going to

4:21

their mother fucking shows i mean that's

4:23

it you have to go to their mother fucking shows which is

4:25

fine if they're like seasoned and in

4:27

a good improv team but

4:29

when you find them and they decide

4:31

to start improv and

4:33

yet to go to their empty room shows

4:36

and will and tell them why applet parts

4:38

he liked about it before and

4:40

they're not a great boyfriend to begin with so

4:43

yeah so yeah then he know it's

4:45

not satisfying know

4:47

and and i would imagine you are

4:49

on the younger side off where you didn't

4:51

know that that's what that feeling month

4:54

like i wanted of now and i was

4:56

thirty the even

4:58

our young know the i think that's still

5:00

an emotionally one i

5:03

think absolutely i need that

5:05

to the

5:07

but i look back and

5:09

like

5:10

well georgia thirties or

5:12

just sit up now

5:13

the now

5:14

the offer

5:16

the i get much in a way that

5:18

you know i would never watch your honey i'm

5:20

also it's not that i wouldn't

5:22

want to support of way friend

5:24

because i definitely worth of boyfriend

5:27

things but i would want

5:29

to be unsafe so like this should

5:31

be me ray for why

5:34

it would be like extra unpleasant

5:36

be as i wouldn't just the idea

5:38

of being the person that said by and applause

5:41

and never goes like okay now used

5:43

to distance myself sussex up

5:45

or not you're not here to get which i said

5:47

the i embrace absolute as you hold

5:49

my second chance

5:50

there are certain

5:52

you to i had a boyfriend who

5:54

i've had several boyfriends were when

5:56

they would come to see me to stand up in the car

5:58

on the ride home i would say

5:59

yeah

6:00

what you're going to do now is so me everything

6:03

you liked about myself and you're going to say

6:05

i was the best one and i don't care what your real

6:07

it's in in every you should not have to fucking say that

6:09

that's too bad as sad as it boyfriend

6:12

girlfriend on sauce as like to that

6:14

of do but the reality is it's

6:16

as soon as also com if it it's a race the

6:18

are you don't you have to tell me i was

6:20

the best one has i have to keep doing this

6:23

and so difficult hundred

6:25

i need at how hard is that to perform

6:27

in front of

6:28

boyfriend like that i mean as

6:30

someone who's is considered

6:32

, manager an idyllic tissue and i said this

6:34

is like i don't let us and lots

6:37

of doesn't listen up north the eyes

6:39

of the really funny that the

6:41

way i guess i'll listen to it off

6:43

nexus is because i listen

6:46

for my name is something's going wrong

6:48

then again as i hear back

6:49

but

6:52

i wanted to watch me and hell of not good

6:54

and then i'm like a healthy were months yeah

6:57

there's that well you know it's like you want him

6:59

to be watching and then you're the really don't want

7:01

him to be why it's because i

7:03

loved every single shall we ever did yeah

7:06

but i can't imagine why can't

7:08

imagine i've had to do that where i'm like if i'm

7:10

writing for somebody and then i have to watch them every

7:12

night oh yeah it's it's part of a job

7:15

but it it be so boring

7:17

especially within the same

7:20

when we are on the same cities yeah

7:22

like he's seeing repeat

7:24

stories or like such

7:26

it up from one program and access

7:29

to the other once

7:31

they see their spouse the night

7:33

after night doing the

7:35

same this said understand

7:38

on how privilege he doesn't

7:40

it

7:43

ray sir in i got

7:45

to mention of you are states managing

7:48

his wrestling bug out

7:50

there is kind of an unspoken rule of like

7:52

not rule but just like understanding that

7:54

you don't listen to each other's podcast however

7:57

yeah on now

7:59

no because

8:00

then we suggest a million times on the show but

8:02

it's like you can't convince

8:04

people to like a sings this specific

8:07

rights and everyone has their specific

8:09

thing and in relationships it's good to have

8:11

your own the big bang yes sir

8:14

tells you need to be an autonomous

8:16

person even if your code dependent

8:18

which we are are

8:21

you gotta bring that smalltalk so if

8:23

everybody's looking at the same book all the

8:25

time there's gloomy no new emperor

8:29

or , all sticky

8:31

of new emperor yeah i

8:33

went to a concert last night so

8:35

you ads and it's

8:37

summertime karen my

8:40

new personality and personality was it was

8:42

old than ninety seven so was another

8:44

thing nuggets it was

8:46

in a relatively for

8:49

a form one of my first

8:52

it like first big concert

8:54

coming back it was in ah it was a packed

8:57

room like indoor indoor like

8:59

guys were in seventy or okay and

9:01

tax and it's like not wearing

9:03

a mask like yeah sometimes when it's

9:05

when it's who were bad as all

9:08

day long i'm like low grade headache

9:10

oh no yeah it's a sad

9:12

quick we you and i like i don't

9:14

know i've or everyone i know like

9:17

you and i and then send a couple of the

9:19

people are like the last holdouts who haven't gotten

9:21

it yet which is like everyone's gotten

9:23

it at this point it's weird that weird haven't gotten there right

9:26

well i think it's reflects

9:28

my intensely and sorry but

9:30

your intensely her metics life

9:33

second photo square area

9:35

should we let and obsessed said we

9:37

go out to the know now it's

9:40

like it was not hard for me

9:42

to quarantine it was i was to

9:44

read i would i lie in my

9:47

it suggests i thrive as thrived

9:49

and for anti nazi no not happy

9:51

any one sec however that's

9:53

my you don't happen

9:55

it's my birthdays the sleek and

9:57

stay but they don't matter

9:59

the cards and letters can this coming out a

10:02

week later i had said

10:04

don't worry about it apology car but

10:07

i would can africa little dinner and then

10:09

i like i can be

10:11

like it

10:11

in my friends are going to come like i'm not

10:13

doing

10:14

and then make at

10:16

caliber easy doesn't really well routes

10:19

oh my god you're flaking on

10:20

own birthday which

10:24

was just like casinos like under

10:26

vegas plague

10:28

waking on my own birthday

10:31

or my

10:32

that is kind of allah is capable

10:34

of that it's pretty max level below i

10:37

respected immensely is will also

10:39

because just the idea that year we're

10:41

preserving the right to pull the plug i

10:43

don't want a birthday party nobody wants a birthday

10:45

party it's for everyone else train

10:48

well and i think

10:50

i think

10:51

it was so funny us missing

10:53

are big ones in quarantine

10:56

forty , the city

10:58

and quarantine city and of them like

11:01

yeah don't need any those things anymore

11:03

and yet wherever

11:05

it all right so you were eighteen forty two is my favor

11:07

the number but who celebrates or forty second

11:09

birthday party with the old bash eat another

11:12

game if you're ugly

11:14

it is i think the older you get the more special

11:17

you make it by not

11:20

like not doing the accounting and down

11:22

a lot on although that reminds me

11:25

an alien think i would have remembered this but if

11:27

i may just of course since improv

11:30

way change it back to me itself when

11:32

i went home for a like

11:34

at the beginning of may to visit my

11:36

family and i

11:40

got there and i and i

11:42

a couple things happening i think they're

11:44

with the dog so i was like which by

11:46

the way sorry but you can hear frank chewing on it

11:49

fully six this entire episode i same

11:51

car audio engineers including see then

11:53

it i'm very good at at editing

11:55

that out yet a little did

11:57

i won't he won't leave from

12:00

there's a lot of barking today is the thing

12:02

says i want to marry of in your

12:04

back yeah barking and he was

12:06

upset i

12:08

drove up on my birthday because of

12:10

delays yeah and so i got there

12:13

at got up there and just

12:15

figured i was just gonna like get there and

12:17

you know good sleep or something it's

12:19

and when i got their lauren adrian

12:21

had set up a table and

12:24

sampler says they've made

12:25

it looks like there's like fifth birthday

12:27

already waiting suitors

12:29

thing they thing they number

12:32

one a christmas when i was up there and we hung up

12:34

a sign for north birthday in and out of left it

12:36

up yes i'm so every meeting

12:39

that we would have on them

12:40

it will be like your birthday to be like

12:43

no like no just love a nice

12:45

now aid i joined another time

12:47

yeah those are gorgeous that the

12:50

so they did that from it was just so

12:52

cute and funny where i was i truly

12:54

didn't expect anything and and care now

12:56

and then suddenly and they also got those

12:58

kinds of gift bags with the tissue that

13:00

sticks out of looks like people

13:02

but you expensive does it

13:05

really funny civil and

13:07

the like they set up the thing like it's super

13:09

set up and i oh that's

13:12

nice wondering therapy on my birthday

13:14

which i can i have thera she was

13:16

like i have wednesday and i'm like that's

13:18

my birthday let's do it like once

13:20

a better presents yourself them and i the

13:23

new therapist which is weird you

13:25

know a new and makes i

13:28

makes i her alive so good at

13:30

the our summers serbia my birthday

13:32

west

13:32

that are present yourself and

13:34

why did you because it's your birthday

13:37

hell your therapist all the worst

13:39

birthdays you profess everywhere

13:42

celebrated their

13:44

seemed therapy sessions when

13:48

the idea to give me the five most

13:51

embarrassing moments of your life give me

13:53

that three

13:54

worse improv ,

13:56

says you've ever been to tell

13:58

me sweat

13:59

you reject of it's kind of like the

14:02

bus seat of the case another is there anything

14:05

after that like can i get a list the goal

14:07

of my own problems doesn't

14:09

, me down down i was

14:11

shocked that's like the fight in disguise admit i

14:13

was shocked i fucking hate those headlines that

14:15

are like and i web and i am beside myself it's

14:17

like we're supposed to a journalist there's no i

14:20

was i i know you see

14:22

that sometimes on like that bleeds

14:24

over on so like the yahoo home page

14:26

yes words like these pictures of

14:28

britney spears new gym will have

14:30

you search and it's like sorry i'm reading

14:33

the news or my mr the phone

14:35

what's happening and happening love a list

14:37

of just like don't have of that

14:39

can i tell people how to journal because are they gonna

14:41

lose them they can clearly

14:43

we're not perfect

14:45

wait wait wait

14:48

a second that sounds like some

14:49

the your new therapist so the when i don't agree

14:51

with that whatsoever oh

14:55

they

14:57

i just cracked my shoulder in the craziest

14:59

louder swear and a

15:02

d , remembered

15:05

because i want i've already talked about the cd said

15:07

gas let that i raved about yes

15:10

but then they had like episode sick

15:13

and i just gotta say and i

15:15

so i'm in of repeats and raving which

15:18

was the one thousand and one it's i got slit his

15:20

the one about watergate and how the watergate

15:22

scandal broke which normally

15:24

i would never watch because i don't care

15:26

about like politics and said he insists

15:29

that kind of stuff here but

15:32

julie roberts who is a transcendent

15:35

in this role may i am martha

15:38

kelly who is com

15:40

with a weird

15:42

and are wigs and then the reason i'm

15:44

bringing this up again it's because i

15:46

forgot to mention one

15:48

of the best people in the series which is allison

15:51

tolman who we know from

15:53

fargo the second season i

15:55

yeah so

15:57

that's a great actress and she plays the journalists

15:59

that is talking to martha

16:03

care of her last name but

16:04

julia roberts character and she's

16:06

so good and so grounding and so

16:08

real and she has to wear the seventies

16:10

clicked the behind his i would so

16:12

a happy when i saw her and this most

16:15

recent episode is unbelievable

16:18

and heartbreaking and it's kind of about women

16:22

women physicians in the

16:24

world from and in power and

16:26

and family

16:27

and it's pretty mind blowing

16:29

it has it's really good tv a

16:31

com and the that are what's that

16:33

stop harping on it but i really felt guilty

16:35

he has out and since one thousand something

16:38

so already size love watergate

16:40

it's so boring you've always loved

16:42

watergate more than anything else am

16:45

i just also i just the idea that i

16:47

forgot else and pullman when i truly am

16:48

the number one fan of the little bit are breaking

16:51

so we were up pretty bummed about

16:53

that

16:53

it's disappointing mm like

16:55

libya we believed the new i

16:57

watched the sex pistols so the new

16:59

successful see we use our night

17:02

like it

17:02

while but it depressed me in a lot of

17:05

weird

17:05

ways like it's

17:07

a good show by ,

17:09

the whole punk rock saying kind of

17:12

gives me weird flashbacks

17:14

of being a woman or a girl really

17:16

in that scene and how disenfranchising

17:18

it is and everyone's kind

17:20

of sad and like like

17:22

rotten actually is like since trade

17:25

as like this kid who is like to

17:27

is mentally ill and was like this

17:29

week and on our it's it is really bad

17:31

so the show is called a piss off

17:34

the woman who plays chrissie hi and who

17:36

is sydney sandler is

17:39

so great ns and then

17:41

thomas brody sam i'm

17:43

sure he's a little kid and love

17:45

actually says also

17:48

in olean what's

17:50

the chest movie estimate the and these

17:53

what they have sex attacks and it's

17:55

called sabotage come at come with his ass

17:57

attack it look it being says the story

17:59

the did a siren chess improv story

18:02

he is so that it every

18:04

it's couldn't like video unless it's exist with a

18:06

really cool

18:08

eerie it of time that's like really interesting

18:10

and that it's a good show it's like and it's

18:13

that's good to know is based in the truth

18:15

i thought it was just kind of like i

18:17

just didn't get the sense of that it was

18:19

basically a kind of a bio pic it

18:22

is banned because it's a sign

18:24

jones he sees zones is you

18:26

know whos the guitar players his

18:28

biography about it or his mom early seventies

18:31

least in his for his whatever that is

18:33

and she's so rad so

18:35

learn he would therefore it again like as

18:37

a journalist doing at it's like see john

18:39

stones his shoe box one of my

18:41

favorite favorite radio

18:44

shows of all time so that so that

18:46

and he is as a classic that's based on his

18:48

book so it's actually look at it's

18:50

core that's cool i'm not greedy it's

18:52

fun to watch it depressed me a little

18:54

but i in our i have a new therapist

18:56

so like don't count on my muscle

19:00

else being exactly what i'm supposed to be will

19:02

also don't think these days

19:05

we can do that list tv shows

19:08

and then and not have an impact us as

19:10

hard as like maybe a year or two ago

19:12

i'll be going to mean i think the or that suppressant

19:15

get like visit those uncomfortable

19:17

feelings and then kind of be able to walk

19:19

away at little easier than navy before

19:22

i got navy feeling my feelings or is always a hard

19:24

thing for me

19:26

but let hulu help you so

19:29

my new therapist hulu tv

19:32

watching hulu, it's

19:35

really reasonable on my birthday

19:37

i'm going to actually what i meant was bench

19:39

watch hulu show yeah or

19:41

maybe the perfect oh

19:44

she would you some bit some real business

19:46

yeah hey we

19:48

have a podcast network it's called exactly

19:50

right media and this stuff

19:52

going on all the time on it

19:55

for interest says that in providence

19:57

out against african

19:59

for example it's the one year that's

20:02

kind of mindblowing is the one year anniversary of

20:04

parent footprint what's after day unless

20:06

he has guess is comedian mother and co

20:08

host of that's messed up and as the you podcast

20:11

the great kara claim she's

20:13

a great mom

20:14

he really is and i'm excited to hear

20:16

this episode m you guys

20:18

the parent footprint doctor dan please listen

20:21

doctor dance is my cousin

20:23

the and one of

20:25

one of the greats one of the nice people

20:27

and and and life so please sit

20:30

down and about

20:30

if you want some children and

20:33

you need some like parenting i

20:35

don't from parenting guidance or therapy

20:38

or just experts kind of telling you

20:40

this or that's honestly to take

20:42

a list and look through the people

20:45

she's had amazing guess yes and really good

20:47

topics and he just really knows that is

20:49

talking about he does i will offer

20:51

favorite non parents as an aunt's

20:54

south it is great to listen to these things

20:56

and then tell your siblings what they're doing wrong

20:58

parents miles yes i

21:00

highly recommend that ah the

21:02

and i was really smart it as i'm

21:05

in hard at the holidays with a good advice

21:08

as , early say really really

21:11

actually what i read that little this

21:14

weekend our newest exactly right so adults

21:16

hang with michelle bhutto and jordan's

21:18

her allows the guess is a local

21:21

is a writer performer and public speaker

21:23

and along with michelle and jordan they

21:25

answer all of your adults in questions

21:27

like about self care getting older

21:30

all the things he needs and now see

21:32

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21:35

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he sits in my face yeah if you haven't

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so our producer a one hundred

25:46

sitting in for him and i'll one hundred

25:48

you know who recommended this story

25:51

to me was it you was it

25:53

hannah was it gemma or researcher

25:55

i found that but i think we started

25:57

getting a bunch of for

25:59

right after you talked about the

26:02

flight and when a are survivors place

26:04

and you are talking about tornadoes

26:07

their whether his ass over

26:08

because the story of the pilot

26:10

getting sucked out the window on the plane

26:12

say i referred to

26:15

the at this the a tornado

26:17

stale like the threat

26:18

for later

26:19

and then and we had

26:22

had that many sewed where the british people

26:24

are were new orleans and there was a tornado

26:26

warning and they freaked out their own

26:28

so basically tornadoes of ben

26:30

this isn't

26:32

tell me my hair care

26:36

, almost as if it is that it's like that

26:39

it's , around and as topic

26:41

of conversation but what's funny to

26:44

i think both me and georgia is because

26:46

we're from california yeah we do

26:48

not know anything about tornadoes

26:50

or how they work i think they are getting some shade

26:53

about the fact that we were just like let's a

26:55

tornado like you know

26:58

yeah as the same kind of thing

27:00

of like people being like oh you're you're cold

27:02

and california because it's sixty than

27:04

yea or a bad person or whatever works

27:06

like a subpoena what you know at mid westerners

27:09

you don't live that way if you so choose

27:11

sir and you know what earthquakes a kind of fun

27:13

when no one gets her soda such

27:16

on that and also it is cold

27:18

when as seventy one in a different

27:20

kind of experience ah so

27:23

i'm going to now tell you georgia and case

27:25

about the deadliest tournament

27:28

in the united states history and that's the nineteen

27:30

twenty five christ a tornado

27:33

yeah

27:33

three seats and one tornado

27:36

is covers

27:37

so much ground to sell

27:40

it earlier can it is really

27:42

crazy and scary i'm mike

27:44

myers of s i'm going to explain

27:46

it's you in a way that we

27:48

love to do which is like gemma put this research

27:51

together explaining how tornadoes work so

27:53

now i'm gonna read it as if i know

27:55

but i don't are now the united

27:57

early be like it's if you insist chocolate

28:00

and peanut butter in the air again tornado

28:02

an idea like and that says that

28:05

but i also face she has from and

28:07

lives in australia do they have

28:09

tornadoes in australia there's no way

28:11

i'm so he added you know they

28:13

have tornadoes of snakes and

28:15

sharp i was going with and writers

28:18

and up to some next together

28:20

says she doesn't know we don't know let's

28:23

get to it the get sued guess you know

28:25

that brianna now i'm

28:29

and please will just say this before we even

28:31

start feel free to email

28:33

your corrections and you're passionate

28:36

objection uh-huh to my favorite

28:38

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28:41

that tornado okay so

28:44

here's how computers work or else

28:47

i find that we have a lot of news casters

28:50

and ah beat it meteorologists

28:52

that that listen the show and say hi

28:54

on social media sites see

28:57

i sell i thought of them a lot

28:59

as i was reading putting together

29:02

they did in it for my own years

29:04

yeah i feel

29:05

the nerve and you can year

29:08

we get sources

29:11

for this story i'm about to read you are

29:13

i'm britannica dot com

29:15

of course wikipedia i'm

29:18

the national weather service website which

29:21

is www dot whether

29:23

dot gov haley yeah get

29:25

on there there's a washington post

29:27

article by have and ambrose there

29:29

is a tornado facts a

29:31

dot net website there's

29:33

a trace a tornado ninety

29:35

and years later which an article written by

29:37

amber rush for

29:39

k s v as twelve

29:42

dot com indiana dot gov

29:45

web site on the tristate tornado associated

29:47

press article by chris hughton sin

29:50

and the rest will will list

29:52

this show now

29:53

tornadoes form from inside large

29:55

rotating thunder storm clouds called

29:57

super size

29:59

the

29:59

these clouds as a combination

30:02

of air temperatures a case

30:04

warm humid air rises

30:07

so wow the cooler air

30:09

falls also

30:11

there's rain and hail enlightening and

30:14

when the warm

30:16

air rises in the cooler air falls at the

30:18

same time they

30:20

can cause horizontally spinning

30:23

air currents and that's called a vortex

30:26

and sometimes those air france become

30:28

vertical and dropdown out of the clouds

30:31

creating clouds creating and that

30:33

is was

30:34

fan of the wizard of oz you know to

30:36

be

30:36

the tornado

30:39

you need college

30:41

the man

30:42

yeah for real

30:43

okay but however there's lots

30:46

of variations of this of the warm

30:48

air coolers find a combo and different

30:50

things that can happen and that's what makes

30:53

it very hard to determine

30:55

exactly what exactly pre

30:58

her search you or tornado is so

31:00

they are a little bit like earthquakes that way when

31:02

there a bit mysterious and

31:04

kind of like

31:06

the we wish we knew more

31:09

as storm so can spawn

31:11

and are more tornadoes it's horrifying

31:14

which means a cluster of tornadoes

31:16

can break out in five tons

31:18

of damage in during a tornado

31:20

outbreak now this this i didn't

31:23

know that usually occur during

31:25

spring starting around march

31:27

and peeking between may and june

31:30

and they most commonly occur between

31:32

the hours of foreign nine pm we're

31:35

their rights to

31:37

that's when the air goes up and down

31:39

o k hot and cold this up and down i

31:41

don't have got it as asking you

31:44

out what yeah doesn't this

31:46

yeah ha most

31:48

of the time they travel at speeds between

31:50

twenty to forty miles an hour and

31:53

sometimes they can just go for a mile some some

31:55

signal for one hundred miles and

31:57

usually the united states seas

31:59

around twelve hundred tornadoes annually

32:02

there most common in the midwest tanks

32:06

and there's an area

32:08

that people know about in the midwest the goes

32:10

from texas and louisiana to oklahoma

32:13

kansas south dakota iowa and nebraska

32:16

and that is known as tornado

32:19

alley baby also

32:22

my album so

32:25

there are warning sign

32:27

the tornadoes about to hit

32:29

urge stop chirping singing

32:31

and flying hundred

32:34

when the sky those claims to

32:36

have run as hair

32:38

a bag just run away so

32:42

bird

32:43

their little tiny aired i sense a change

32:46

in the barometric pressure and

32:48

they can hear the low frequency sounds

32:50

that signal a storm and

32:53

that way they know that flying would

32:55

kill them and so they stay out of the sky

32:57

and they zip they lip clear

33:00

another tornado warning which we learned about

33:02

in the minnesota email that i was referencing

33:05

earlier is a green sky this

33:07

, not well understood phenomenon

33:09

but sciences sciences basically

33:12

figured out that deters

33:14

of the time of day which is usually

33:17

roughly around sunset race

33:19

the sky is already yellow

33:21

orange and orange and

33:23

then the air doing it's

33:25

weird seeing underneath the

33:27

cell that's blue

33:30

and the com that person makes

33:32

the com sky yellow and blue bank

33:34

green yeah right and sometimes

33:36

there's like a sale or

33:39

you know like frozen ice frozen rain

33:41

i mean or whatever so and

33:43

that reflects that colors so it makes

33:46

it makes it stand out as

33:48

you can tell it went off the page right there okay

33:51

tornadoes also happen when

33:53

there's no green sky so

33:55

it's not like a hard ah

33:58

so don't to things you can sit in about

33:59

the new orleans is ranked and wait for the

34:02

green taxes you click around people

34:04

from england said

34:06

so tornado strength

34:08

is measured using the enhanced

34:11

fujita scale or the yes

34:14

i , about the fujita scale briefly

34:16

and sounds in my other story when i

34:18

brought it up that this is one of my favorite thing

34:20

that i don't know why why very

34:22

appealing to me to

34:25

have tornadoes broken down this way

34:27

from the walk you through the fajitas scale upright

34:29

now zero is a

34:31

forty to seventy two mile per hour wind

34:34

speed it causes late damage

34:36

branches are broken off trees and there's

34:38

my nervous damage and f one

34:41

is seventy three to one hundred and twelve miles

34:43

an hour that's moderate damage

34:45

trees or snaps mobile homes

34:48

can be moved off their foundations

34:49

rules are damaged

34:51

an effort to is one hundred

34:53

and thirty three to one hundred and fifty seven

34:55

miles an hour it's

34:57

considerable damage mobile homes

34:59

or demolished sincerely see

35:01

there uprooted strong homes the

35:04

unrest no strong

35:06

built

35:06

the as three

35:09

as a hundred and fifty eight to two hundred and six

35:11

miles an hour

35:13

severe damage you know strains

35:15

get overturned it's cars

35:18

are lifted off the ground strong

35:20

built homes the outside walls

35:22

blow away season

35:24

the dinner for two hundred and sixty

35:26

two hundred sixty miles an hour a devastating

35:29

damage in my car to like the only thing

35:31

left or piles of debris or is cars

35:33

are thrown three hundred yards or more

35:37

so , s five tornado

35:39

is two hundred and sixty one to three hundred

35:41

and eighteen miles an hour it's

35:43

incredible damage wow

35:47

strongly built homes are completely blown away

35:49

car size missiles are generated

35:52

from the amount of free so

35:54

it can blow as we all learned

35:56

from twister the movie

35:58

like a cow and

35:59

there are people or things

36:02

i mean it's the incredible power wow

36:04

the the national disaster on about to tell you

36:06

about was an s

36:08

five tornado the and as

36:10

i said the deadliest one in american history so

36:14

at one oh one pm on

36:16

wednesday march eighteenth nineteen twenty

36:18

five

36:19

the tornado basically touches

36:21

down three miles north

36:23

north west of ellingson

36:25

military it's in the middle east

36:28

part of the state in the ozark mountains

36:30

and nearby residents

36:33

and i'm thinking this line to they say

36:35

people were expecting rain and wind not

36:38

a storm definitely not a tornado and

36:40

it makes me think back then when

36:42

people use the farc farmers'

36:45

almanac today they had to predict

36:47

whether they had to no way and of rain

36:50

or snow or something like that they are to get prepared

36:52

whether it was because they were farmers

36:55

or whatever but it was like the twentieth so they

36:57

didn't it wasn't like the nightly news that they

36:59

had seal that was the way they knew

37:02

that a plan and everything exactly

37:04

yeah so what's interesting about that

37:06

years

37:07

this was there were no tornado warnings

37:10

back then it's because not

37:12

just like it hadn't been invented yet the

37:14

government believed if you warn

37:17

people about tornadoes that would cause hysteria

37:19

and panic so actually from

37:21

eighteen eighty seven and nineteen forty eight

37:24

isn't there is a ban on

37:26

using tornado sirens or saying

37:28

the word tornado now

37:31

saying the word like publicly way

37:33

i get in any way had that would cause

37:35

people to freak out release which is

37:37

insane yeah but if i'm

37:39

a minutes second hide that these sirens

37:42

may likely yes people need

37:45

yeah it's i'm like what and i'm sort

37:47

of syria is isn't the wrong reaction

37:51

personally because back then but

37:53

in ninth you know by nineteen twenty five size

37:55

hundred people would lose their lives every

37:57

the are to twenty at last

37:59

there is a new

37:59

for yeah morning so so

38:02

when the residents of ellington missouri

38:04

he did huge tornado coming they think

38:07

is actually a massive dust storm

38:09

that's how big the bottom of this

38:11

tornado as holy shit

38:14

it's taking up like they're all their eyesight

38:16

in they just think oh that's weird it's a dust

38:18

storm as foolish

38:21

and miraculously this

38:23

senate or passes through ellingson

38:25

missouri with no fatalities and

38:28

no injuries so we

38:30

normally imagine and have seen and movies

38:32

and stuff tornadoes being on flat ground

38:34

but because this one started in the mountains

38:37

is like no one was ready that's not

38:39

something people are you still ass as

38:41

you can see it coming on a thought about

38:43

around aca yes and you can

38:45

warn people and there's some kind of like

38:47

scope of that that this one started very different

38:50

things i'm so

38:52

it moves northeast from ellingson

38:54

through size counties in missouri

38:57

so it goes through by reynolds iron

38:59

madison

39:00

ballinger and perry counties eleven

39:03

people are killed smell in

39:05

the missouri towns of annapolis

39:08

billie sona redford

39:12

dana and cornwall

39:14

no then a double funnel tornado

39:17

becomes as the ball as the storm

39:19

it can provide

39:20

witnesses say it sounded like a freight

39:23

train oh and it

39:25

crosses the mississippi river and it moved

39:27

to southern into southern illinois

39:30

and as it goes it's

39:31

gaining more and more power because

39:33

it's moving across flatlands

39:36

there's nothing impeding

39:38

right path

39:41

so now wind speeds are estimated

39:43

to be around three hundred miles an hour

39:46

in it meant disarm itself measures

39:48

three quarters of a mile across

39:52

it has it he says i didn't know they could get

39:54

that big i don't think

39:56

the normally blu ray like

39:58

this is this

40:00

yeah it's was a manchester

40:03

area it passes through jackson

40:06

williams and franklin hamilton and

40:08

whites counties in illinois

40:11

and through the towns of gorham

40:13

desoto murphy's burrow

40:15

hurst bush

40:17

the glare less frankfurt eighteen

40:20

paris and cross

40:21

avenue your listeners and

40:23

any others i mean i don't know because i mean

40:25

here's what's interesting like you can

40:27

look on you tube and you can see

40:31

a crop duster went up and there's black

40:33

and white film footage of them flying

40:35

over murfreesboro and desoto

40:37

afterwards and it is

40:40

like mobile it's just that thing of like the

40:42

one small there's a little house for some reason

40:45

didn't go down and

40:47

but as far as the eye can see it's

40:49

just piles of debris and it's

40:51

mind blowing my will you

40:53

just never seen anything like it

40:56

so yeah all these basically at on

40:58

it's pass these are the town said just

41:00

thought

41:01

you know

41:02

that head in desoto

41:05

jackson county deputy sheriff george

41:07

poland he's on foot patrol

41:09

when this storm hits the town and

41:12

the strength of the tornado lists them

41:14

off of them ground and the disappears

41:17

up the funnel and body as

41:19

never found

41:23

holy shit list a grown

41:25

man off the street

41:26

though in , mining town of

41:29

rest west frankfurt and

41:31

eight hundred miners are working five

41:33

hundred seat blow ground on the tornadoes

41:35

sex sex so of course they lose electrical

41:38

power say that they don't know why

41:40

i'm so when they come up to

41:42

assess what's going on and to six

41:44

the power problem is they just think some

41:47

you know the pair up for some reason they're

41:49

in total shock as they look and see

41:52

that this and see has been levels

41:55

and basically the majority of that sounds

41:57

dead are women and children

41:59

the men are down in the mine

42:02

a

42:04

in and also long ago i recommended

42:06

to t v show called godless it's on

42:08

netflix and it's about it's the

42:11

exact opposite of that tragedy

42:14

witches

42:15

there's a mine explosion and all the men

42:17

are killed in your and and the women

42:20

are less to run the town and then bad

42:22

guys come to take over and the women

42:24

site that

42:24

a crime is such a good show ever

42:27

it's like unbelievably great

42:30

great show

42:32

the heaviest loss for a single family

42:35

is the cards family of caldwell

42:37

near that town of the west frankfurt

42:40

eleven , from just

42:42

one family died that day including

42:46

a storekeeper name isaac carnes

42:48

his wife's his daughter his son in

42:50

law son in in law and

42:52

seven grandchildren oh my god

42:56

horrifying in the town

42:58

of gorham illinois

43:00

it's it's completely levels

43:03

half the town's population is

43:05

either killed or injured the rails

43:07

the track have been ripped out of

43:09

the grounds

43:12

the tornado hit

43:14

gore am a two thirty and then

43:16

it continued at top speed it's

43:18

and he had the next town which is mercy

43:20

burrow a two thirty six pm

43:23

so in murfreesboro alone two

43:25

hundred

43:25

thirty four people are killed and

43:28

twelve hundred buildings are destroys

43:32

and this is the town that you can see the footage of

43:34

on youtube while and it's pretty

43:36

crazy it's so , now

43:38

in just forty minutes this tornado

43:40

has left six hundred and thirteen

43:42

people dead in the state of illinois

43:45

including thirty farmers and that

43:47

reason that amazing his

43:49

biggest farmers obviously biggest

43:51

farmers many people back then but especially

43:54

if you're a farmer you absolutely

43:56

track the whether you have to pay centered knew

43:58

how i am all the little signs

43:59

when it's gonna rain when it's gonna sell and

44:02

what you need to do straight to

44:04

keep your farm going yeah and for

44:06

so for these farmers all of

44:08

them to be completely taken

44:10

unaware as the

44:11

tornado hits

44:13

just really shows how deceiving

44:16

it appeared even sit experts

44:18

and even the people who are you spans and stuff

44:20

like that sat there of course aren't

44:22

there's no photographs or film of the tornado

44:24

itself but witness reports

44:27

described as looking like and a more

44:29

this rolling fog now

44:32

though my that's a people thought it was a dust

44:34

or array because of is so big

44:37

and say just didn't have any

44:39

the qualities of a regular trying you know that

44:41

sounds english yes

44:44

and horrify horrible

44:46

though

44:47

from illinois the storm continues long

44:49

as it's path of destruction it crosses

44:52

southwestern indiana at four o'clock

44:54

over the wabash river and

44:57

posey gibson inside counties

44:59

are all directly in it's path

45:01

pounds of griffin owens though

45:03

and princeton indiana

45:05

are all destroyed in addition

45:07

to eighty five farms one

45:10

, resident grabbed the door handle

45:13

during the tornado conflict coming to

45:15

close the door is inside

45:17

your house blew away as left

45:19

said

45:20

holding the door handle

45:21

by

45:24

the time the storm ripped through

45:26

the indiana death toll stands at seventy

45:28

six people wow so

45:31

by for thirty the tornado dissipates

45:33

three miles southwest of petersburg

45:36

indiana it traveled to

45:38

hundred nineteen

45:39

miles through three states and

45:41

six hundred and ninety five people

45:43

killed in just three and a half hours

45:46

almost seven hundred people

45:48

are killed wells it's the

45:50

longest largest fastest

45:52

and far this traveling storm in the country

45:55

to dates sixteen thousand

45:58

home across

45:59

the sixty

46:00

square mile area are reduced

46:02

to rubble

46:03

and

46:05

one third of the tornadoes victims

46:07

are child

46:08

some me say

46:10

they were all it a lot of them were at school

46:12

right i'm home base

46:15

though

46:16

the try a tornado it's was actually

46:19

part of a bigger tornado outbreak

46:21

on the same day so that

46:23

outbreak also hit tennessee kentucky

46:25

alabama in kansas

46:27

and in all with the total

46:30

of all storms that day till

46:33

seven hundred and forty seven people

46:35

and injured two thousand and two hundred

46:37

ninety or so this was the

46:39

ads horrible day basically

46:41

in the united states

46:43

though there's of course heavy rain following

46:45

the tornado which caused the wabash

46:47

river it's a flood by march twenty

46:50

third five days after the storm

46:52

the only way to reach the devastated

46:54

around and griffin was by boat or

46:56

rail road

46:58

yeah so insane so

47:01

he

47:03

basically if you are lucky enough to survive

47:06

this insane terrible disaster

47:10

you have nothing but the clothes on

47:12

your back chances are you don't have

47:14

a home you don't have a place to go to

47:16

files lots of people lost their

47:18

family or you know

47:20

members of their families and some oh

47:22

some people lost their livelihoods rates

47:26

what wasn't destroyed by the sears wins

47:28

his then at risk of burning

47:30

to the ground as sires take hold

47:32

in numerous towns and ,

47:34

victims are still buried alive

47:37

like it's just man

47:40

or other things he has people

47:42

of course then begin looting and stealing

47:44

our because if you're a survivor

47:47

and you're just said mary of nothing ray

47:50

and so there are

47:52

a couple crazy like stories

47:54

from this late in west frankfurt

47:56

a farmer finds frankfurt barber's chair that

47:59

that one the end up tracking down it was

48:01

from another town entirely a

48:04

and , things are fucking have as

48:06

someone found a bond like

48:09

the piece of paper it had been in a cease

48:11

and it was just so freely hundred

48:14

and twenty five miles away from

48:16

where it began and the person that sound

48:18

it nailed it back to it's owner oh

48:21

i know residents of the nearby towns

48:24

that were not shit they mobilized

48:26

to provide aid and relief to the survivors

48:29

and the american red cross and the indiana

48:31

national guard provide medical

48:33

aid and emergency supplies the

48:35

red cross alone received almost four

48:37

hundred thousand dollars in donations

48:39

from the public science is almost seven

48:41

million

48:42

that today it's money

48:44

and also this is nineteen twenty five

48:46

that was an easy time ray in america

48:49

anyway re on

48:51

the destinations are used open release centers

48:53

provide survivors with food and

48:55

medical aid and clothing to by

48:57

building supplies

48:59

the make repairs

49:00

to household goods transportation

49:03

the , also fun cat is

49:05

vaccines for for new

49:08

acts against and section of the

49:10

wounds because literally your yeah out

49:12

piles of would end

49:14

like things that used to be buildings that

49:16

are now just like expose nails and

49:18

broken english english

49:21

and the my dirty water from the

49:23

flooding and sas to rights

49:25

think after vaccines are a think

49:28

that

49:30

we know one fought their tetanus

49:32

but

49:34

there was a picture i saw people standing around

49:36

and it looked like the ,

49:38

front porch said there was a piece of wood

49:41

going vertically it has and then a

49:43

second piece of wood that adds come through

49:45

and just as bisected it horizontally

49:48

like this it was flying so fast

49:51

but it was like a to buy for yeah that

49:53

went pierced his first piece

49:55

of wood like an arrow it's

49:58

for indigenous people standing around that

50:00

it like i'm sure after ,

50:02

the devastation than it slowly revealing

50:04

of like the reality that

50:07

wins like that say okay

50:09

so of course the us government

50:11

is totally unprepared is deal with

50:13

devastation

50:15

this level

50:16

them eight and read

50:18

they are slow to make

50:20

their way to the affected area overall

50:22

the damage is estimated to be

50:25

about sixteen point

50:27

five million dollars back then

50:29

which is a one point four billion

50:32

in today's money yeah

50:35

and two thirds of that

50:37

damage took place in murfreesboro

50:40

illinois alone wow the

50:42

very last that some of the tornado was

50:44

a forty six year old man a west

50:46

frankfurt coal miner named survey

50:48

burgess who dies from his injuries

50:51

january third nineteen twenty six

50:53

almost of four year after the disaster

50:56

and so the reason the tristate tornado

50:58

was so ferocious

50:59

which determines later to be

51:02

because and this is by we just

51:04

have a us whether

51:05

the around that i

51:07

guess we don't have it anymore

51:09

the phrase was by their then us

51:11

leather be or said i didn't

51:13

look at us is the idiots whether or not leaving our leader

51:16

of fear

51:18

the turned out this tornado was one

51:20

continuous supercell it there were no

51:22

bread snow gap or hum so

51:24

i guess normally in a tornado

51:27

their brakes and gaps and it it

51:29

lessens the power blaring was

51:32

just like

51:33

one i've

51:37

never even seen

51:38

it's

51:40

like is it gets broken up by this and thereby

51:43

hills by like slowing down here

51:45

and there but this one had like nothing in

51:47

it's path like it's as was going

51:50

so basically this

51:52

is this a tornado and massive

51:55

disaster is the reason locals

51:58

tornado spot or networks the and

52:00

forming throughout the country and

52:02

this is the birth of what we now know

52:05

as tornado forecasting speak

52:07

of people were like i don't give a shit it's does

52:09

word is banned see i asked to

52:11

start talking about this and planning for it

52:13

and in march nineteen forty eight the

52:15

first tornado forecast is issued

52:17

in oklahoma and because states

52:19

holidays or averted because of the

52:21

morning it leads to the weather bureau

52:24

lifting the ban on the use of the word tornado

52:26

so they saw the error of their

52:28

way thanks guys yeah the

52:30

development of more sophisticated for testing

52:33

over the ensuing years see as the annual

52:35

average tornado death toll drop to

52:37

see

52:37

the people a year wow

52:39

i've hundred aches so

52:42

although the tristate tornado is

52:45

the deadliest in us

52:46

the there are incredible survivor

52:48

stories and there's many of course

52:50

will just never hear right because that a

52:53

local

52:53

more of like amongst grandpa

52:56

great grandpa has the story that he

52:58

tells or diane that there is

53:00

one that i can tell you now and then the

53:03

survival story of betty barnett moroni

53:05

he was seven years old on the day

53:08

this tornado hit she

53:10

has six brothers and sisters they

53:12

live with their parents in desoto illinois

53:14

which is the town where the cop that lifted and

53:16

sucked into the final and never seen again and

53:19

this town got hit really hit really

53:22

it was right near murfreesboro so

53:24

the day the tornado that he went to

53:26

school as usual at lunchtime she left

53:28

walks home to eat lunch and was always jealous

53:31

of those kids that could just go

53:33

even the privacy of their on how much and time

53:36

she gets her clothes get

53:38

soaked on the walk home because it starts raining

53:41

business yes to change or close to go back to school

53:43

what you thirty she's

53:45

outside with the rest of her

53:48

me and on the playground it's getting

53:50

so windy that that he remembers

53:53

her older brother and his friends were

53:55

playing a game where they were throwing

53:57

their sacks in the air sea

53:59

how far the wind would shake the

54:02

have

54:02

no it was starting up

54:04

and they just kind of thought it was like a regular old

54:06

rainstorm know yeah sorry

54:08

yeah but then the sky turned

54:10

black and betty remembers that the

54:13

wind getting so strong that she had

54:15

a hard time standing upright

54:17

the hour

54:18

the teachers call and all the students

54:20

they go into the school and

54:23

the teacher says girls take your seats

54:26

boys close all the windows

54:28

that he sits in the front row in our classrooms

54:30

her ten year old sister marie

54:33

with sat next to her so

54:35

for the next eight minutes the tornado

54:37

is coming toward them toward them is intensifying

54:40

and that to thirty eight pm that

54:42

tornado hits the window sadder

54:45

and explode and the building is blown

54:47

the heart

54:50

go back then i guess most school houses

54:52

were made of bricks and they

54:54

weren't there was like a strong i guess

54:56

inner structure of race or inner structure

54:58

so beat school houses that got

55:00

hit they just sell a part in yeah

55:02

i'll of bricks and

55:04

everybody inside just got got

55:07

buried in the debris and of course

55:09

no no structure had the ability

55:11

to withstand this tornado right except

55:14

for like this is to look at this the

55:16

video so crazy that everyone's father's

55:18

just a house standing there are so sealed

55:21

to me like even when there's i got in our fire

55:23

and it wipes out of town and there's just

55:25

like one fucking random house standing

55:28

yeah

55:29

uri that must be a such

55:31

a weird ceilings of him the like

55:33

last house in a neighborhood or the

55:35

have that with a some you must feel incredibly

55:38

lucky and incredibly guilty

55:40

yeah i'm sad and like

55:43

it's so bewildering it as

55:45

okay so the next thing that he knows she's

55:47

opening our eyes and looking around and

55:50

she has debris all over her and bricks

55:52

all over her but she doesn't know

55:54

why she doesn't understand what

55:56

happens she's only seven

55:58

and she's

55:59

no more accuracy she's not very than

56:02

that the rubble she's actually able to meet

56:04

at least stand up so she

56:06

, walking walking everything

56:08

around her is unrecognisable

56:10

there's no school there's no kids at

56:13

school there's no there's nothing familiar

56:15

trees are gone all buildings

56:17

are gone are she's

56:19

stumbling through the debris and there's

56:22

bodies everywhere

56:24

she trying to walk home but she doesn't know what

56:26

direction her house says he

56:28

doesn't really know where she is on my side

56:31

the

56:32

you're walking and she sees mr chippy

56:34

from the town restaurant is the guy that

56:36

owns the town restaurants or so and

56:39

so's she says she

56:41

later

56:42

no a reporter

56:43

i said mr chippy did the world

56:45

come to an end and he said no we

56:47

had a tornado

56:49

it's users i said what's

56:51

the tornado

56:53

is it a little baby girl

56:55

may i am so mr tippy takes

56:58

that his hands best name of all time mississippi

57:01

he's see his wits his own young son

57:03

season and so the three of them

57:06

try to navigate their way through the rubble

57:08

back to at his house so

57:11

when she gets home or

57:13

when she gets to the spot where spot where is

57:15

the and she finds her father

57:17

martin he's

57:18

the bloody rad tied around said

57:21

and he sees her sister elise

57:23

who is very badly injured her

57:25

mother many who had right

57:28

as the tornado hit had just picked up

57:30

there six month old daughter ruth and

57:33

bruce has thank god minor scratches

57:35

and cut some said the whole family's

57:37

taken said the coin hospital which

57:39

is about a half a mile away

57:42

the capital is so full they

57:44

have to get treated him like a tree as center

57:46

in the basement and that's

57:48

when they find out

57:49

the father sustained serious

57:51

injuries and betty later says

57:53

i was happy the day of the tornado and

57:55

just in a flash i was desolate i

57:58

didn't have a home didn't know the

57:59

the home it was all blown away

58:02

after the tornado was over nobody knew

58:04

where anybody was you could be blown

58:07

forever there wasn't a house

58:09

left standing so betty twelve

58:11

year old sister tina may

58:13

never made it back home two

58:16

days after the tornado searchers the

58:18

body has three little girls in an outhouse

58:21

which had then pulled off at sunday's and

58:24

and blown from the schoolyard

58:26

all the way across the railroad tracks and

58:28

town one

58:31

of those from identified

58:33

as betty sister tina man

58:36

and her tenure old sister marie died

58:38

at this

58:38

that day

58:40

four days after the tornado

58:42

on march twenty second betty six year old

58:44

sister l seats who was

58:47

home with the family she ends up dying

58:49

at the hospital from her

58:50

the are you so that

58:52

the

58:53

three of their children died and as for nader

58:56

make three of betty's siblings

58:58

died so sixty nine people in the

59:00

town of de soto died in the tornado thirty

59:02

three of them more children studies parents

59:05

actually remained in desoto and rebuilt

59:08

betty was sent to live there and uncle

59:10

in the nearby town of first while they

59:12

rebuilt the house and a few months later

59:14

betty families new home as finish

59:16

kids the red cross a sister

59:18

then

59:19

they have a new home but only a couple

59:22

months after them

59:23

that helps her father martin burnett

59:25

dies from his injuries

59:27

nuclear the issues that came from

59:29

his head injuries ray by this time

59:32

her mother

59:32

many it's three months pregnant

59:35

and of widowed mom us three i

59:37

they who has lost three

59:39

children in it's or said

59:41

that he would later say that was nineteen twenty

59:43

five we didn't have social security and we

59:45

didn't have any government handouts you

59:47

just had to do at the hard way mom

59:50

just always tried to make us feel

59:52

good

59:56

i was wrong with many bird as seriously

59:58

that family come together

1:00:01

that , and her two brothers and are mom

1:00:04

and the new baby and she

1:00:06

grows up and she marries the love of her

1:00:08

life a man named just the moroni just

1:00:11

the so nineteen forty four and

1:00:13

two years later they welcome their only

1:00:15

child michael and bet he dotes

1:00:18

on her son the earn

1:00:20

the eight year old comes home one day and nineteen

1:00:23

fifty five complaining of excruciating

1:00:25

pain in his legs and when is

1:00:27

taken to the doctor it turns

1:00:30

out that michael has acute leukemia

1:00:33

he dies within a matter of the

1:00:36

then he is also now buried in

1:00:38

the decider cemetery oh

1:00:40

my

1:00:42

that he goes on to become a sounding the of

1:00:44

the christ the king north american lutheran

1:00:46

church so down and she dedicates

1:00:49

much of her time sir her family

1:00:51

in her community works for hudson

1:00:53

jesse moroni dies in august of two thousand

1:00:55

and three of the the eighty five hour

1:00:58

despite the overwhelming tragedies betty

1:01:00

it's as experienced in her life

1:01:02

she remained grateful for surviving

1:01:04

the tornado and to have been surrounded

1:01:07

by for level one saying i've

1:01:09

had had dark days like the tornado

1:01:12

i had a lot of rainbows

1:01:15

that he burnett moroni died on november

1:01:17

seventh twenty twenty surrounded

1:01:20

by her loved ones at home she

1:01:22

was a hundred and

1:01:23

three years old these

1:01:26

yet

1:01:28

that is a truly devastating sorry

1:01:30

the tristate tornado of

1:01:32

nineteen twenty five oh my

1:01:34

god i almost to said

1:01:37

were a whirlwind but

1:01:39

i won't

1:01:41

not i'll a women

1:01:43

one there's an

1:01:45

article that forces

1:01:47

everybody in the heartland has a story

1:01:50

betty marrone which is written by writer

1:01:52

named marian maloney marianne

1:01:54

went to bed is how oh

1:01:56

when she was about to turn one hundred to

1:01:58

talk to her about

1:01:59

life and basically the like lifted

1:02:02

don't like this woman has led and

1:02:04

, has these great quotes net but at one point

1:02:07

she says it's getting old as a shipwreck

1:02:10

oh i see them

1:02:12

i see rule it is it's

1:02:14

is like the writer basically comments

1:02:16

that like she might be you know her body

1:02:18

mighty old but her mind

1:02:21

as sharp as attack i ask

1:02:23

really good

1:02:27

right great job think you

1:02:29

that's wild

1:02:30

i have a wild story as well today

1:02:33

and them it's hot about the great

1:02:36

winners are is bank heist of two

1:02:38

thousand and six

1:02:40

i've never heard of this yes

1:02:42

ha the heists of the century

1:02:45

oh yuck right that's what they call it okay

1:02:47

so the sources used today are

1:02:50

and oxygen dot com article by

1:02:52

jill cederstrom a

1:02:54

washington post article by monty real

1:02:57

i'm a heavily use a gq article

1:02:59

by josh dean who also

1:03:01

wrote the book the great buenos aires bank

1:03:03

heist the really staff article

1:03:06

a cnn sub article and

1:03:08

en el pais

1:03:10

the article by rudolph

1:03:12

philosophy us

1:03:14

wow i live in a lot of names of and

1:03:16

as you may vary actual

1:03:18

i truly best yeah i got to

1:03:20

get correct

1:03:21

eric so karen the early two thousands

1:03:24

in arjun the not a the time

1:03:27

ah when everyone really distressed

1:03:29

the banking system

1:03:32

you know and it's an all time high of the distress

1:03:34

in two thousand and one the argentine

1:03:36

peso is on par

1:03:39

with the us dollar but an accent

1:03:41

reason sire banking system collapses

1:03:44

and overnight the local currency is completely

1:03:46

devalued causing millions

1:03:49

of argentine so lose their entire life

1:03:51

savings on their retirement

1:03:53

accounts average

1:03:54

they'd work their entire lives for so

1:03:57

i ever on hand i banking yeah

1:03:59

one of the families that loses everything as

1:04:02

that of sebastian garcia

1:04:04

bowl stare though she

1:04:06

the family man he's in his early forties

1:04:09

sebastian makes a living by repairing

1:04:11

engine a smaller stuff

1:04:13

like motorcycles he's

1:04:16

one of a smart people who like to tinker with

1:04:18

mechanical things in others

1:04:21

types to take things apart and put them back together

1:04:23

basic things i don't

1:04:25

get it and that's according to the gq article

1:04:28

in his free time she works on plans

1:04:30

for hell made

1:04:31

helicopter

1:04:32

have you do you

1:04:35

know when you just wanna make one at home

1:04:37

he don't wanna have to go get one from this was

1:04:39

a , one yeah ah

1:04:42

so she is a law abiding citizen

1:04:45

but we all have that one friend

1:04:47

says one friend influence as

1:04:49

isn't by probably really fun

1:04:52

great so

1:04:54

hit this friend of his he's known since high

1:04:56

school it's forty one year olds fernando

1:04:58

array how self fernando

1:05:00

is known as an eccentric

1:05:03

who makes a living by teaching martial arts

1:05:05

but us to so

1:05:06

in do whatever he wants and it's free time

1:05:08

according to the gq article

1:05:10

yes the studies eastern philosophies

1:05:12

is kind of her a free thinker he

1:05:16

also smoked also lot of pot in his into being

1:05:18

robert movies

1:05:19

yeah final all

1:05:22

those things go together a ,

1:05:24

in kings weed weed

1:05:26

a nice action flick that's right also

1:05:29

this fernando he starts to fantasize

1:05:31

about robbing about bank himself then

1:05:34

he shared his idea of his friends that sense

1:05:37

to is actually kind of into the idea

1:05:39

not so much because of the whole outlaw aspect

1:05:42

of it as he is a family man but

1:05:44

more so the part of our humiliating the banking

1:05:46

system has , family

1:05:49

had been sucks ever buy them as

1:05:51

has sent his once middle class family the

1:05:53

railing so he was intrigued but also

1:05:56

sebastian know not take fernandez

1:05:58

you seriously because

1:05:59

fernanda comes up

1:06:02

with many

1:06:03

crazy ideas again he's

1:06:05

a pot hat

1:06:06

yeah so they can

1:06:08

talking about it

1:06:09

fernando can't get the robbery idea

1:06:11

out of his head and starts to consume

1:06:14

every movie and

1:06:15

these have he can about robbing

1:06:16

to figure out what is what to

1:06:19

do what not to do and at

1:06:21

his aim it's have developed the ultimate

1:06:24

foolproof plan and avoid

1:06:26

the typical mistakes seem to get people caught

1:06:28

and it seems like in argentina

1:06:30

bank robberies or

1:06:31

the been a big enough s

1:06:34

s the test something

1:06:37

in two thousand and four fernando

1:06:40

again brings up the idea of robbing

1:06:42

a bank with sebastian but this time

1:06:44

fernando has been asked the plans

1:06:47

he tells service sense that

1:06:49

and he needs sebastian's like

1:06:52

engineering health issues

1:06:54

really mechanic

1:06:56

type brain and so sebastian is sebastian

1:06:58

integral part of the plan

1:07:00

fernando tell sebastian's the plan is

1:07:02

to enter and exit the bank via

1:07:04

an underground tunnel shawshank

1:07:07

redemption style yes i like

1:07:09

their rights so see

1:07:11

buenos aires has a vast underground

1:07:14

storm tunnel system so

1:07:16

the planet to get as close to the banks as possible

1:07:19

than dig than tunnel up into the basement

1:07:21

level of the bank

1:07:23

smart yeah

1:07:25

it is it as sebastian the

1:07:27

engineer oh she becomes known

1:07:29

in the plan as to the engineer skis

1:07:31

and for said i'm they

1:07:33

pretty much the sheer tactics aspects

1:07:36

of the proposal like it's almost like she wants

1:07:38

to see if it's possible not to rob a bank

1:07:40

but says like see if he can figure it out to

1:07:43

sebastian agrees and the condition

1:07:45

that they won't be using real weapons

1:07:47

and that there will be no violence at all

1:07:50

and so fernand

1:07:51

agreed to bat

1:07:53

the hopes and revolves around the fact that adam

1:07:56

they have to rob the bank during the daytime

1:07:58

because the

1:07:59

alarm selling us at night

1:08:02

when the bank as close with alert authorities really

1:08:04

closely and as i'll be like foiled

1:08:06

this part of the plants and only work if there's

1:08:09

some sort of diversion and side of the

1:08:11

bank to distract the police if they

1:08:13

break and during the day so

1:08:15

well the other real

1:08:16

robbery goes through through the channels

1:08:19

the proposal fernando

1:08:21

it's for it is to say to fake robbery

1:08:24

the main bank area

1:08:27

wow the real robbers

1:08:29

go through the tunnel i like this

1:08:31

clan seat else will assist

1:08:33

really smart bold

1:08:36

it's very bored it's very bold exactly

1:08:38

and will and also because it's never

1:08:40

made sense to me like to

1:08:42

me i feel like the odds of you getting away

1:08:44

with a bank robbery or so low

1:08:46

yeah because so many

1:08:49

things have to go right and so many people have

1:08:51

to keep their mouth shut and headed are some

1:08:53

that this

1:08:54

i love the idea that they're good six june like

1:08:56

an alternative bank

1:08:57

labour and if he has like live over

1:08:59

here look over here and then like real smart

1:09:01

come in yeah right so

1:09:04

basically what will happen is

1:09:06

that sony barbers will come in pretend

1:09:08

to be robbing the bank and meanwhile in the basement

1:09:11

the rest of the team is emptying

1:09:13

the safe deposit boxes because

1:09:16

you see after the financial crash

1:09:18

no one had any seat in the banking system

1:09:21

so suddenly everyone had

1:09:23

a i'm sixty the box

1:09:25

and put the you know everything and their

1:09:27

their cash or credit cards all their jewelry

1:09:29

other expensive things so that

1:09:31

for the real money is so they don't trust

1:09:33

the bank as the system of like

1:09:36

will take your money but then as

1:09:37

the gonna get put into a huge for right

1:09:40

they do trust the make simply as

1:09:42

a safe yeah exactly

1:09:46

okay so that's the bank

1:09:49

they pick his banco rio

1:09:51

it's the largest banks seen in argentina

1:09:53

us and it's one of in one of the most well

1:09:55

see regions called san

1:09:57

se wow saudis

1:09:59

doctors would be flash

1:10:02

you may have to look through the ah made

1:10:04

sure we a man he is am

1:10:07

anything you want anything at all

1:10:09

so weird secret weird secrets

1:10:12

it's not all just diamonds and now

1:10:14

bombs and bombs or even

1:10:16

if it air yeah he was

1:10:19

for and the like

1:10:20

where did i say

1:10:23

as we're not

1:10:24

have we are discover six them before

1:10:26

probably

1:10:27

florida for your movie i've ever want to consume

1:10:30

the only got like them but when you

1:10:31

did you watch loss when she like finds a little

1:10:33

a toy airplane in a safe deposit box

1:10:36

and like what does it mean and it doesn't mean anything because

1:10:38

that the writers didn't know what i meant either

1:10:40

systems very exciting when you said they

1:10:42

knew it sounded and self good it's it

1:10:44

still goes and said that that should

1:10:46

be sorry but this is

1:10:48

a poor man's copyright we

1:10:51

talked enough storage wars and when to sell outline

1:10:53

say about in yes but how about the

1:10:56

high class aspiration all

1:10:58

concept of the safety

1:11:00

deposit box wars it's gotta

1:11:02

be like people to stop hanging then whenever

1:11:05

under safe deposit boxes raise the

1:11:08

mapping and of a whole new market i

1:11:10

mean that elsa would that be possible

1:11:12

or would you just open your safety deposit

1:11:14

box in cash out some your die i'm an msi

1:11:17

amends one know because what it's like the whole say

1:11:19

everyone in the family line dies the

1:11:21

you know what happens is

1:11:22

bank census oh net

1:11:24

probably

1:11:26

i would you know i'm greedy

1:11:28

manning in out of work into this because

1:11:32

it is now or a

1:11:34

bus or new reality so yeah that

1:11:36

are real the thing is is your of

1:11:38

branch has around four hundred safe

1:11:41

deposit boxes they are all made a reinforced

1:11:43

steel and that's insane valuable

1:11:46

which fernando estimates could be

1:11:48

worth upset sixty million dollars

1:11:50

that like this is by the real fucking money is that

1:11:53

yeah

1:11:54

fernando names

1:11:55

the plan the

1:11:56

hello projects disease the sooner

1:11:59

so as after the

1:11:59

teenage mutant ninja turtles nice

1:12:04

, am according to the

1:12:06

and c q magazine article of

1:12:09

fernando plans to do like the

1:12:11

cartoon characters or do

1:12:13

they move around and or the city streets to the tunnel

1:12:16

system

1:12:17

teenage

1:12:19

mutant ninja turtles flat money

1:12:22

supply stoners

1:12:24

didn't make the main pounds of things

1:12:26

you know any idea

1:12:29

run it by a sober a

1:12:31

family my you got the engineer sebastian

1:12:34

and bomb is learning flake i actually

1:12:37

because i glutes us over and now honey

1:12:40

watch the tv show me see understand why

1:12:42

blinds and also you only get pizza all

1:12:45

over sebastian

1:12:48

and you know the engineer begins to work on the mechanics

1:12:51

like this is the main this guy to me is the show

1:12:53

wow in away you know the anti hero

1:12:55

because that none of us would have happened without his

1:12:57

brains he's so fricking smart

1:13:00

he begins to figure out the mechanics

1:13:02

and engineering up san while the

1:13:05

meantime fernando has

1:13:07

criminal underworld connections and he's

1:13:09

against the about his crack see him

1:13:11

to help because he knows he needs more helps with

1:13:13

the plan and enlist is when it sounds

1:13:15

like an argentinian ocean's eleven

1:13:18

essential and so

1:13:20

when it is retrace his inexperience bank

1:13:22

robber known only by the nickname

1:13:24

docs zoc , brings

1:13:27

along a friend name rubin alberto

1:13:29

del it's for for as baytown

1:13:32

seto both men were

1:13:34

members of the notorious super bond

1:13:36

as notorious super gang which

1:13:38

i would you bank robberies across

1:13:41

argentina in the eighties and nineties

1:13:44

the other person fernando calls upon is

1:13:46

fully in the other lack of air at he's

1:13:49

a former parsee's who with the

1:13:52

right it's it's like a movie his he's gonna

1:13:54

out of the criminal world at this point is like retiring

1:13:56

from all that lifetime but he gets

1:13:58

a call from his friend beta oh and

1:14:01

he's like i can't pass this up one

1:14:03

that some before you retire

1:14:05

and strayed so plans move forward

1:14:07

with sebastian the engineer basically

1:14:10

having the

1:14:12

biggest workload he works

1:14:14

under the cover of darkness during the night

1:14:16

for eight months he

1:14:19

goes inside the buenos aires drain

1:14:21

system that has to walk a half

1:14:23

an hour and hell he reaches the location

1:14:26

closest to the banks and

1:14:28

then has to like measure exactly

1:14:30

like it's not just like years under the bank he has

1:14:32

to figure out there

1:14:34

you know how far it is so she does it in

1:14:36

is crazy ways one of which

1:14:39

is by taking his base a call

1:14:41

about grounds rolling it until

1:14:43

he gets to the banks from the closest

1:14:45

manhole and counting the number

1:14:48

of times the tire on his bike turned

1:14:50

and then measuring that's so he

1:14:52

knows how far to go in under the tunnel

1:14:55

wow yeah

1:14:58

really good problem solving yeah like

1:15:00

my multiple ways yes the measure different

1:15:02

things to do that

1:15:04

because the i he could draw right up ensue

1:15:06

sousa sake grandma's house whoever

1:15:10

whoever , next door to the winner at the it it's

1:15:12

am so all can brilliant ways he figures

1:15:14

it out then it out to dig a tunnel

1:15:16

into the banks basement and then the gq

1:15:19

article he's like my wife knew something

1:15:21

was that but i figure she's a thought i had a mistress

1:15:23

because he was like and nine thirty every night

1:15:25

it working all night for eight months

1:15:28

the

1:15:29

yeah weiss doesn't go like is on

1:15:31

the best now who knows

1:15:33

if i get least then into occupies

1:15:35

tiny speck in brain

1:15:38

of the report

1:15:40

said earlier it's good to have different interests

1:15:42

as me i'm in a bank robbery

1:15:45

i'm not a i mean

1:15:47

to you going to do that in leaving me alone

1:15:50

okay so then fernando realizes

1:15:53

that ah ironically

1:15:55

as they say it's takes money to make

1:15:57

money and he needs money super

1:16:00

the supplies like hydraulic

1:16:03

shovel you know just to get

1:16:05

someone involved you can put some money

1:16:07

and said that project so doc

1:16:10

tells him he has he has

1:16:13

and invests obviously he wants a part

1:16:15

of the proceeds so uruguayan

1:16:17

cease luis mario

1:16:20

the test is a sophisticated

1:16:23

smooth talker and has experience

1:16:25

in previous years he was known

1:16:27

was the spiderman of buenos

1:16:29

aires because he scale

1:16:32

the high rise buildings to break

1:16:34

into apartment

1:16:35

keep spy

1:16:37

man of way i , an

1:16:39

young you just need to think of another six

1:16:41

hills here says that first ones that with that

1:16:43

we got the team is bit ninja turtles league that spiderman

1:16:46

this is the most entertaining sorry

1:16:48

lay there is no denying it

1:16:50

split so crazy would you feel

1:16:53

if your set up broken in cs and there's

1:16:56

and you live in a i rise apartment where it's like

1:16:58

there's no way to actually get in here now

1:17:00

i can't wrap i can think about

1:17:02

you longer i don't net so in an email

1:17:04

saying i just

1:17:06

terrifying work has you know

1:17:08

deep down we also be afraid a spider man

1:17:12

we again can't pass up fernandez

1:17:14

opportunity so he invests essential

1:17:16

thousand dollars in the us

1:17:18

an idea spiderman those

1:17:20

are those firemen of the gang retreats

1:17:23

another man named luis so

1:17:25

to avoid sundays

1:17:26

then we'll call the money man ah

1:17:29

luis

1:17:30

call him the cat and actually i

1:17:32

say this other guy lewis who

1:17:34

is recruited no one ever finds out

1:17:36

who he is

1:17:37

the hero fill a mystery to the say

1:17:39

had a second louis so

1:17:42

join you're

1:17:44

not be amazing yet the great

1:17:46

reveal we have older we'll

1:17:50

miss sanders says next

1:17:52

we are under we'll ,

1:17:55

him sense for it so the next

1:17:57

set of that sebastian the engineer need to

1:17:59

figure out how to

1:17:59

the back right

1:18:02

that's like them the you just crack open

1:18:05

the figures that with the make and model is that the saying

1:18:07

he buys them himself and he tries all these different

1:18:10

things to break into s he can't use explosives

1:18:12

because he doesn't want a hostage is upstairs surface

1:18:14

like hear it and estimate is actually going on downstairs

1:18:17

he figures that away it's basically a jackhammer

1:18:20

but the jackhammer it's so quiet

1:18:22

but the athletic events such

1:18:25

as low as that see loud him

1:18:27

with science exactly hammer but then but then to

1:18:29

figure out how to take apart the jackhammer because you can't

1:18:31

bring it all the way up and once i guess complicated

1:18:35

every fucking piece of it so the next

1:18:37

insane sap that they have to solve

1:18:39

the problem of his am how the chemo

1:18:42

take them the money from that they

1:18:44

they gather from the bank so

1:18:46

there's so much that that's gonna be

1:18:49

as taken that fernando

1:18:51

and sebastian hit upon

1:18:53

the idea of a motorized

1:18:56

inflatable raft waiting once

1:18:58

they go back down through that fall into

1:19:00

those water or tunnels

1:19:03

built the raf waiting for them okay see

1:19:05

i didn't understand there was water and arsenal

1:19:07

yeah i thought it was just oh shit

1:19:09

so the underground storm tunnel system

1:19:12

they are

1:19:12

don't have water and them so now they need ras

1:19:15

to carry out this fucking money that they're gonna

1:19:17

take and joy how and co

1:19:19

then keep whatever whatever

1:19:21

they final many so many tiny tim

1:19:24

so

1:19:25

okay so rascal it will be waiting

1:19:28

but the water and the drains the sense isn't

1:19:30

cheap enough for the inflatable raft

1:19:32

to carry everyone and the jewelry so

1:19:34

what is the engineers sebastien do

1:19:36

he builds a damn in the stormwater

1:19:39

drain to raise the water level

1:19:41

to and

1:19:42

there a quick getaway i mean

1:19:44

this is amazing

1:19:46

the here we are in the morning and january thirteenth two

1:19:48

thousand and six okay a

1:19:50

friday the thirteenth so everything

1:19:53

is in place seven am

1:19:55

sebastian enters the storm water

1:19:58

system via his usual this

1:20:00

point he heads towards the bank's

1:20:02

pay smith any weights in the darkness the

1:20:04

wall where his coconspirators will break

1:20:06

through from the other side another

1:20:08

vehicle containing fernando barrow

1:20:11

and doc and louise also

1:20:13

makes it's way to the same spot meanwhile julianne

1:20:15

is in a getaway than and

1:20:18

she's like

1:20:19

there's a spot in the city near a

1:20:21

man

1:20:21

however words they'll pop out as

1:20:23

eat so she waits in a car for

1:20:26

two hours while the team does it's

1:20:28

thing and fernando

1:20:30

a given a team a two hour limit before they need

1:20:32

to the out of their habitats is

1:20:34

the head negotiator soviets had

1:20:36

and beta know they'll manage the hostages'

1:20:39

while docs he was wearing a ski mask

1:20:41

will enter the banks with the others

1:20:44

and he'll make his way to the basement to help with

1:20:46

those jack

1:20:47

hammered safe deposit boxes

1:20:49

the beta does and he addresses the doctor

1:20:52

is the first person inside the bank that's is like

1:20:54

get up he shouts at the

1:20:56

twenty three employees and customers to stick their

1:20:58

hands up and get on the floor and he brandishes

1:21:01

a toy guns so there's no real guns

1:21:03

in the situation are all toy guns fernando

1:21:06

is waiting outside waiting a stage getaway car

1:21:08

so they made it look like there's a getaway car sitting there

1:21:11

so there costs of surround it exactly

1:21:13

made it look like you have to surround the front and

1:21:15

back and senses and the sky

1:21:16

a car sudden they would have no clue

1:21:19

the costs and no clue

1:21:21

fernanda those and is while waving a sake

1:21:23

than it's also he's wearing a long

1:21:25

blonde wig with a ski mask

1:21:27

over at a baseball hat and sunglasses

1:21:30

the ever

1:21:31

i have

1:21:33

, happened was like in the mirror years as to take

1:21:35

off one thing before you have have

1:21:38

right wing

1:21:40

know wing think that's know i blonde hair sticking out

1:21:42

of the sea malibu rabid yeah

1:21:44

little the only down out with someone she

1:21:46

under their oh now see

1:21:49

of it's at least get their jackhammer parts

1:21:51

and side and they go upstairs

1:21:54

to continue with sacred

1:21:55

story while doc and sebastian start

1:21:57

cracking open the safe deposit boxes

1:22:00

the cat is wearing a gray suit

1:22:02

and fake mustache and

1:22:05

, all begin to pretend to empty the banks

1:22:07

cast for hours and

1:22:10

on the tat who says his tells

1:22:12

the hostages the water at

1:22:15

twelve thirty eight she's the one talking

1:22:17

to the police to show up the

1:22:20

officers rise and they cover the too

1:22:22

obvious exits said the bank around

1:22:25

, hundred armed officers set up a perimeter

1:22:28

including for police snipers

1:22:31

and police given negotiate on a scene

1:22:33

to establish radio contact with

1:22:36

when it known as walter

1:22:38

the cat how the officers that they have

1:22:40

no intention of surrendering he

1:22:42

says that the gang is armed and was suit their way

1:22:44

out if necessary however he also

1:22:46

impresses upon police that resulting

1:22:48

the matter peacefully is their top priority

1:22:50

like they're just pretending do with a

1:22:52

you know bank robbery they don't want anyone

1:22:54

hurt

1:22:55

i just heard this face it they release

1:22:57

the banks only security guard

1:23:00

they take the bullets at as the security

1:23:02

guards gun puts them in his pocket and they

1:23:04

alarmed walk out the door and they

1:23:06

say it's because it's a gesture of good faith but really

1:23:09

they don't want anyone with a real done

1:23:11

in the bank smart and

1:23:13

so the security or less some know that there are other hostages

1:23:15

and side by the same the tv

1:23:18

news stations are stations the scene it's always it's always

1:23:20

the a when there's a bank robbery on tv

1:23:21

the and for the next six hours

1:23:24

the drama is televised live across

1:23:26

the country six hours yes

1:23:29

the cat or walter soon becomes known

1:23:32

as the man in in the gray suit as

1:23:34

he's seen briefly when he lets another

1:23:36

the hostage go

1:23:38

and he canada comes in

1:23:39

we like a folk hero

1:23:42

because everyone hates the banks he tells

1:23:44

police the hostages are being looked after

1:23:46

and actually the atmosphere inside

1:23:48

the bank is kind of somewhat jovial

1:23:51

stick has one of the hostages phone

1:23:53

keeps ringing because the

1:23:55

or unsuspecting loved ones are calling

1:23:57

to wish them happy birthday and

1:24:00

so when the robbers realize

1:24:02

this their birthday they sing them happy birthday

1:24:05

own and the police

1:24:06

here from outside and are like what the fuck

1:24:10

they're keeping it light inside

1:24:13

absolutely yeah okay

1:24:15

i respect it now

1:24:17

more the game go downstairs to help a safe deposit

1:24:19

boxes and they basically

1:24:22

are finishing up and they clean up the area

1:24:24

the whole area with bleeds to remove

1:24:26

dna and they also had

1:24:29

, hair from a barber shops

1:24:31

and start throwing it around the room that's

1:24:33

smart so like for dna and said

1:24:35

yeah yeah rights and earlier before

1:24:38

they have done and they had opposite like you

1:24:40

know like them superglue on his fingers to

1:24:42

try to get rid of the

1:24:43

singer man does that work i

1:24:46

don't know well

1:24:48

it would just cover yeah it would make

1:24:50

him smooth rain or a ever used to

1:24:52

play with superglue oh yeah sometime

1:24:56

i would put i would i loved covering my thing

1:24:58

like that is a new had this weird little caps

1:25:00

on your fingers reyes but the whole time

1:25:02

i'd be thinking of the stories of

1:25:05

coming out of emergency round the said gluing

1:25:07

our eyes shut down or yeah

1:25:10

it's like this is dangerous but i never

1:25:12

said i am sorry i'm such a

1:25:15

living on the outside now i left up

1:25:17

so we partied we partied texture year the little

1:25:19

little baby bank robber like seven years

1:25:22

old and you that your finger about live like

1:25:24

data my homemade helicopter

1:25:27

split it blonde wig that

1:25:30

is is a that's a case of this that

1:25:33

three thirty it's this two hours

1:25:35

this is the they cannot it sounded out when he says

1:25:37

to requests from the first

1:25:39

the negotiator that they want pizza

1:25:42

the bird in order to feed the hostages

1:25:45

our that another fall back to teenager

1:25:47

ninja turtle inside their like oh

1:25:51

nerds allow that at that

1:25:53

point their nerves yeah so that's that's

1:25:55

the signal that everyone like this is the point where we all

1:25:57

have to go into the basement get out of the hostages

1:25:59

can't the about it because when the police come in they

1:26:02

don't want to hostages to be like that's how they lasted

1:26:04

the ah the a threat so everyone

1:26:06

goes back down to the basements and

1:26:09

states i'm a like plastered the wall

1:26:11

see you can't sell some broken into they

1:26:13

conceal the point of entry with a filing cabinet

1:26:16

so when you walk into the room all

1:26:18

the police will see is the

1:26:20

same guns lying there detroit guns

1:26:23

go down the tunnel they get into the inflatable

1:26:25

raft the restaurants start

1:26:28

they say fled the engines

1:26:30

but sebastien kids his brilliant has

1:26:32

all the brought rose after they called

1:26:35

wow

1:26:36

or it a row themselves out

1:26:38

to safety he had a backer just

1:26:41

in case

1:26:43

sorry that

1:26:44

hi slice it is

1:26:46

, that thinks things as as i threw his

1:26:48

have an amazingly hot absolutely

1:26:52

and it's a yeah

1:26:54

that mrs i feel like

1:26:57

we're going to find out that you are just

1:26:59

telling me the part of part movie because it's

1:27:01

of beyond like than

1:27:03

sorry i feel like i am because

1:27:05

it becomes because movie but this is fucking

1:27:07

real syria yeah like

1:27:10

it yeah this is hop this

1:27:12

is all real and insects i can't say let

1:27:14

her know , so they like

1:27:16

their and one wrapped in the brass

1:27:18

behind them is them fucking crazy

1:27:20

amount alludes that they've got away with

1:27:23

added to four hundred as safe deposit

1:27:25

boxes that were down in the basement sebastian

1:27:27

had enough time to open a hundred

1:27:30

and forty three of them oh shit

1:27:32

about ninety minutes it's never

1:27:34

been revealed exactly what the

1:27:36

men

1:27:36

well aside from the cash and credit cards

1:27:39

so funny

1:27:40

the of philly deposit boxes are no one

1:27:42

can know she's piles

1:27:45

, to so for another three hours

1:27:47

after they ordered a pizza police

1:27:49

are waiting to make contact

1:27:51

with walter and there's no response

1:27:54

they don't know what to do of course so they

1:27:56

had left the building the whole

1:27:58

gang had they made it about

1:27:59

three blocks to the waiting getaway

1:28:02

card

1:28:02

her back at the bank at seven pm finally

1:28:05

that special operations police stormed the

1:28:07

building they locate the

1:28:09

remaining they seem hostages or all and harmed

1:28:12

and then they find and no

1:28:14

less behind them the basements that

1:28:16

reads cloud in a neighborhood

1:28:18

if it's pew war without weapons

1:28:21

or grudges it's just money not

1:28:23

love sit down and then what that

1:28:25

means if first sure do you think

1:28:27

it's referring to the leg it's all love

1:28:30

saying like as often as i

1:28:32

know whenever yeah like that

1:28:34

at all like things are all love like

1:28:36

it's yeah that is neighborhood of

1:28:38

race ebola without weapons or grudges

1:28:40

so it's like it's not about the of money

1:28:43

or it is just about the money astonished at the

1:28:45

about the money as they get a stately things out six

1:28:47

my france

1:28:49

yeah and the ah the

1:28:51

police or humiliated at this point when everyone

1:28:54

finds out what happens so in the days

1:28:56

following the robbery the gang this assessment

1:28:58

they discard the credit cards that they had

1:29:00

gotten out of safe deposit boxes throughout

1:29:03

buenos aires and in the underground train

1:29:05

system and it seems like other places and

1:29:07

neither red herring said the police designed

1:29:09

to confuse them partly from where the game

1:29:11

surface after the highest but also

1:29:14

because when random people find

1:29:16

a credit card here and there and use them

1:29:19

they have to be investigated themselves

1:29:21

that's waste tons of police time

1:29:23

a movie several x hundred

1:29:25

the credit cards sledding hundreds

1:29:27

of people using them they have nothing to do

1:29:30

with the bank heist

1:29:31

the really smart smart so the right

1:29:33

they have escaped with around twenty million

1:29:35

dollars in cash and valuables

1:29:38

yeah the total never released to the public police

1:29:41

have zero leaves this only adds to the

1:29:43

embarrassed law enforcement are already

1:29:45

dealing with over them being completely

1:29:48

tricks of and

1:29:50

it would threaten the craziest were yeah

1:29:52

no layer the master minded

1:29:54

as really that's right you know

1:29:56

system be that embarrassed because it's such

1:29:58

a yeah i leveled plan that it's like a

1:30:01

know another chance again

1:30:02

one exactly so it's almost

1:30:05

the perfect

1:30:06

i am

1:30:07

that fi this after the robbery

1:30:10

it all comes undone oh

1:30:12

how can i get

1:30:15

teenage mutant ninja turtles came

1:30:18

, as sweet as as soon

1:30:21

as a dude know

1:30:23

it's the age old jilted lover sorry

1:30:26

oh no

1:30:28

at the time saito is married said

1:30:30

apparently he has affairs all that him

1:30:33

and one day his wife's

1:30:35

fucking over it's ads and

1:30:37

she sinks so he's out for a drive

1:30:39

which is miss stress i think the

1:30:41

weiss thought he was getting

1:30:44

outta town and like leaving with the money

1:30:46

and his mistress to see ah

1:30:48

had told the police that she believes

1:30:51

her husband was involved in the highs and

1:30:53

that is trying to flee the country some he gets pulled

1:30:55

over i'm an arrest

1:30:58

said

1:30:59

the during that he insists that

1:31:01

he wasn't leaving town but

1:31:03

he was family with his mistress

1:31:05

oh well then you know what yeah there's fair

1:31:07

yeah like don't fuck around fuck

1:31:09

around and horse fuck around and find out

1:31:12

he chose to fuck around and then he found out

1:31:14

a thread know how it usually goes

1:31:17

that's right so a court says the white same as

1:31:19

a leash i am and her accounts

1:31:21

is that he had brought his show

1:31:23

the robbery home which could have been up to like

1:31:25

three million dollars and told

1:31:27

her everything like didn't keep it a secret at

1:31:30

all and they got and arguments

1:31:32

about it

1:31:32

said the she was like still said

1:31:35

the answer when police so lisa

1:31:37

the wife pictures of man with prior

1:31:40

records of robberies she's able to identify

1:31:42

most of the game and because

1:31:44

they had been in her garage

1:31:46

in the days before the robbery

1:31:49

the year

1:31:51

what he said

1:31:53

it's like this like beautiful art that they say

1:31:56

it's like this piece of arts the robbery

1:31:58

plan and never come on the

1:32:00

coast that around because

1:32:02

art imitates life and also

1:32:05

don't have a garage meeting annalisa

1:32:07

sounds like if this plan

1:32:09

is so high level the and like secure

1:32:12

out the you need to measure the distance by that

1:32:14

has his and how bout you

1:32:16

wait till the meat elise exists as exists as

1:32:19

mall it for you all go hang

1:32:21

in the garage or so lisa you found the money

1:32:23

the on the street or york fucking great

1:32:26

aunt died and gave it to you

1:32:28

you know

1:32:29

lord

1:32:30

fuck around on a lisa one

1:32:33

hundred and you pull her all the way inside

1:32:35

like she is your number one here and

1:32:38

then you treat her like that is will

1:32:40

then you don't deserve to have your money

1:32:43

you know

1:32:44

how are you where am i gonna do know that

1:32:46

a are we write san fernando bay

1:32:48

though the tat julian and sebastian

1:32:50

are all arrested or ,

1:32:52

plead not guilty to charges of aggravated robbery

1:32:55

with firearms which carries a sentence

1:32:57

of three to ten years in prison said

1:32:59

judge finds there's insufficient evidence

1:33:01

convicts the chat with them chat them

1:33:03

them suit but he is convicted for

1:33:05

an unrelated robbery the remaining

1:33:07

for accused are convicted

1:33:09

in two thousand and ten of it's has

1:33:11

them and hadn't used real weapons during

1:33:13

the robbery none of them receive sentences

1:33:16

any greater than five years and

1:33:19

and doc and luis or never charged

1:33:22

as i said luis never we

1:33:24

know know who is

1:33:25

that's amazing i love mysteries

1:33:28

and because it's had the man

1:33:31

the gray suit is not an argentine citizens

1:33:33

his sentence can be hast if you please

1:33:35

the country and never return on

1:33:39

june twenty thirteen he supported

1:33:41

back to uruguay and is actually kind

1:33:43

of a local celebrity there he deserves that

1:33:45

yeah so sebastian or

1:33:47

engineer is convicted only for

1:33:49

his role in engineering the tunnel

1:33:52

and as as

1:33:53

the first december two years in prison

1:33:55

and you hope he gets an engineer

1:33:57

the job offers after that race

1:33:59

he should fucking be given his

1:34:02

own like i don't know

1:34:04

bridge company and

1:34:07

matters is exaggerated an engineer summit

1:34:11

these of every idea he has his like

1:34:13

okay we're going to go under the building as it's

1:34:15

none of this is a this the roof said

1:34:17

show as a i like and you can come in

1:34:19

the front door sebastian it see

1:34:22

the teenage mutant ninja turtles themes

1:34:24

it's every single thing he does is like that

1:34:26

we're just like now land over

1:34:29

know and nunchucks quit his

1:34:31

sensex it's all

1:34:33

, men are eventually release and

1:34:35

so no one got instead of but long in

1:34:37

prison well the mail enjoy

1:34:39

a level of notoriety stay give

1:34:42

media interviews from time to tie about their

1:34:44

roles in the highs and they kind of revel

1:34:46

in there in semi as scenes and

1:34:49

there's multiple books and movies about the case

1:34:51

with all other different perspectives

1:34:54

depending on which of them is consulting

1:34:56

or coauthoring kind of

1:34:58

cool little like she said he said

1:35:01

the thing none , them really seem

1:35:03

to have any animosity towards each other

1:35:05

and most of them kind of seem a little

1:35:07

stoked for the folks here of fame

1:35:09

beds brought them and they also

1:35:12

are all little impress with this

1:35:14

seemingly perfect size they pulled us

1:35:17

and in and way to it's like if they hadn't

1:35:19

been thought they would never have gotten this

1:35:21

notoriety around it so they pulled

1:35:23

off the perfect size they got caught immediately

1:35:26

now rating

1:35:28

you know is what it is and now

1:35:30

think now they can kind of sit back and laugh and the garage

1:35:32

there are under particular

1:35:35

a we didn't jump straight there's also

1:35:38

a dramatize film i am about it

1:35:40

in britain released and twenty twenty called the

1:35:42