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Do you time travel noises and welcome to my home everybody?

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I know there's not a lot of room this keeps getting bigger each week, but if there's only standing room

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I'm sorry. You'll just have to get used to it. We'll rotate seats around. It's Wednesday night. It's a book

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It's book club. It's Wednesday night book cup. I'm your host Andy rice. It's just me today

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We're talking about a book that I found yesterday looking around on my audible plus subscriptions

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I was like, you know, like spending a credit this week

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I want to see what they have in the plus catalog see what I can find and I was browsing

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It knows me it knows what I'm into at this point because I tend to read a lot of fiction

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I tend to read a lot of science fiction and

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What is one of the biggest science fiction tropes?

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Well, that's time travel baby and it threw a book at me called a ripple in time now

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I'm gonna be honest when I saw that I thought a wrinkle in time

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Which I'm sure that's what this you know, it's a ripple in time 2019 Victor

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Zugg and I'm sure that's what the play on words is like. Oh, I'll just call it a rip instead of a wrinkle in time

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That's fun, but I got tricked by my own stupidity and I thought it was a wrinkle in time for and so I started this and

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It's not a wrinkle in completely different. It's its own thing. Let me break down what it is

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Oh, by the way, Wednesday night book

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This is the world's only podcast slash book club that the host doesn't know what he's doing and it sparks up a fucking

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sativa

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leafer

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Joint in the middle of his podcast him because this is fried rice podcast we get high we talk about so this is a live

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Resin I've had levers leafers in the past. They hit different

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They're strong and I've been switching to sativa so that I can stay on track and keep that energy up indica

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I feel like it really is up to its little name of Indy couch, you know

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And anyway, I'm gonna spark this up, but we're gonna get into ripple and buckle up. It's a good one

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So we open up a federal air marshal Mason and he's going through the airport and he's checking out the passenger getting ready to go

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On the plane. He gets a first-class ticket a first-class and

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They take off and what's kind of fucked up now to survive which I kind of sucks that all the in the board

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It don't live but anyway the plane takes off and it experiences some turbulence and when it comes out the other side

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There's panic from the stewardess and the pilots because they don't see any cities

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They don't have any of their navic navigational equipment

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They find themselves over familiar land but no cities and so they have to ditch the plane

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Not a crash because they make that definition they make that clear at the end sort of he goes

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Yeah, we didn't crash it

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We ditched it so they ditched the plane in what would be Myrtle Beach at some point in the future

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But right now is is just you know pre Myrtle Beach because they end up going back in time

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They run into they don't know really what know where they're at

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But after a couple days of being there and they run into Native Americans

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Which they make the point of saying I think it's okay to call them Indian and I wonder I'm sure it was so

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But I don't think we can now what I'm referring to them

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So I'll just stick with the Native American

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But this but just know that throughout the book they call them Indian they run into them and they start to piece together

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They're back in probably the late 17th century early in century and they're trying to get their bearings

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They make friends with first Native American eat they do some trading they meet the village

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They save their lives when a neighbor go in another tribe come in tax

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He uses his nine millimeter or his stars

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I don't know if it's Glock and he has 98 round or 108 but then he ends up having the gate after he kills

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these Native Americans with it, but he

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Yeah, so it's basically it's Mason and out of the hundred and eighty survivors or whatever it is

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Maybe I'm getting that makes that number mixed up

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But of all the people that were on the plane only like 30 survived

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They should not the pilots when they get to the beach

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Fever takes one of them some of them die in the Native American attack

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So it ends up getting down to like the 20s that 20s is our core group moving forward

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They end up spending a lot of time in the past like this isn't just a quick

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Let's get back the present how they gonna do their portal is 30,000 feet in the air and airplanes won't be invented some time

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so they're

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Trying to survive now Mason and a few other guys with some with good heads on their shoulders

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they get together and they start planning a

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or they start, you know hunting and

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fishing and building

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Huts that the you know, the Native American people combined and kind of help them with so they end up making this like little community

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Kind of like near some water a water source that that they were using fishing

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then they realize that they need to make it to Charlestown so not Charleston, but Charlestown and they are

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Debating whether or not to go because they don't have period accurate clothing. They don't have any money

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They don't know the custom they might be burned at the stake for being witches just by showing up. So

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They that's part of like the debate, but then they run into trouble out on the beach area

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They see some what they assume pirates but ended up being merchants walking by but kind of scares them at one point

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There's this I don't want to give away too much

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That's I'm only gonna kind of do the and I don't want to do this because I kind I want you guys to read this

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So it's a time travel story and what I love about it is them being back in time

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They do the author Victor suggs does does does such a great job with the historical accuracy

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So I looked him up and he's like a survival

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expert guy

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ex a bunch of military sounding things

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He's what else what is his little biography? Yeah, he's a former US Air Force officer and then OSI special

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I don't know if that is and he's been doing a bunch of like survival

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so this is it's what this book is called as a ripple in time a

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Historical novel of survival and that's the vibe it gets

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It's like one of those games that you play where you get shipwrecked on an island

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You just have to build and craft and get used to the locals

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That's what this book is and and it's core. It feels a lot like the opening to lost meets

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well, I mean actually lost has a bunch of fact feel like so yeah, so it's like lost but with a harder emphasis on survival and

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way less emphasis on

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Like mysteries because there's not a lot of mysteries

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It's like you're not the only big mystery. The only thing you're really thinking is how do they get but that's kind of salt

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It's like turbulence. It's like a vortex they found in the air sort of so they kind of get that but then the

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Mists, I mean that's kind of the only thing the act but I will say I've given away too much

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If you make it to the ending of this book, there's it

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Changes tones quite a bit the last couple of chapters in a very interesting way that leads to

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Definitely there being a sequel which I think I'm gonna eat it after next week as next week's book. I have guests so

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That one that one's already planned but I continue with this ripple in time because of it

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so if you like books that are full of like sir like the it's good historical fictions like when he describes a boat or

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Ship there's a difference and he knows what he's doing cuz when anyone he what makes this great for a person who doesn't know

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Anything about ships myself or anything about 18th century?

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Charlestown, which I don't he

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He gives the main character the perspective of someone who doesn't know as well. So

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Everything is explained to him in a way that we can understand which makes it great

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So there's a one of the characters is someone who has a bunch of historical knowledge

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They just their history or something there. Maybe I forgot exactly her job, but she knows a lot about the air

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She's written paper certain people that we meet in the book

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So having her is invaluable right her explaining everything to him is explaining it to us the reader and it's done in such a

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Like a I don't even have the right way to describe this but it's it's done in a way

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It doesn't feel like boring historical research

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And I think that that's the best kind of compliment you can give a historical fiction is when you're getting that the you're getting the history

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But it feels interesting to get and I love that

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So he does a great job at that like I was interested in knowing the dimensions of the ship that that they eventually find or

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the the when even when he describes the money that they because a little bit of a spoiler, but there's a

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I'm just gonna use lost. There's a Sawyer s character a guy who doesn't think that Mason she in charge and he's kind of

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Shifty and shady, you know, I he does change over the book, which I like his growth his months go by and

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there's definitely growth from all the care and he finds a treasure chest full of coins and

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He at first thinks he's just gonna keep it to himself, but then they kind of just better heads prevails a stupid plan

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What are you gonna do with all that?

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And how you gonna hide it all your people that you survive on for food and so he shows them and then they use that

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Money, so it is one of those like deus ex machina kind of here's a chest full of gold and silver

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But what's great is that is not a loophole in any way?

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That's not an unresolved issue that comes back in a big big big way later which loved because I thought as I'm reading it

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I'm going okay, they find a treasure chest. Okay, but then later on I'm like, okay. Yeah, I get it. I get it

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So yeah super cool survival stuff that he talks about

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Breaking down certain trees to get the fibers to build ropes to then build smokers that you could smoke the venison on

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To keep it longer

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He talks, you know the hut making

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Finding clean water source how to filtrate it, you know that kind of stuff all that again doesn't feel like

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homework to listen to it feels

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Feels great. It feels like it just I mean yet like the main guy

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He's it just he's competent because he's an ex it feels like he's you know, an ex Air Force our officer

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I think Victor's I just made this and that's fine because if he's this badass

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You know like I would want to be with him in a time travel situation

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It makes a lot more sense than like Jack from lost who why would he that automatically make him a good leader?

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This guy though level-headed calm not quick to anger

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It feels like he could handle himself

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he like his bullets the fact that he started with like a hundred and whatever and

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before the climax he still has like 98 of them that shows a lot of resolve for living months in the

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Like he learned how to use bow and arrows just to hunt so that you know, like it's it's cool

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I like the choices that the characters there's some fun. Oh, and I will say at the top

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Typically, I'm not someone who enjoys a sex scene in a book because I don't that same thing movies

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It's not it's not like I'm a prude or anything

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I you know what I like but it's just more like it just doesn't add anything to fucking poke for me

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Like I wish that the authors or which books would just be like and then they fucked next chapter

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Like I don't need it to be like he pulled his member. She pulled his member out and then inserted it inside her

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Warmness or whatever they use to not say the fuck that you know the

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Anatomically correct things or I guess cruder ways to say it. I mean, it's a it's a weird

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It's weird when it's thrown in but I get it

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I get that you want to vicariously fuck some chick in the past whatever good for you Victor, but

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Yeah, so I mean, yeah, this was it's gritty. It's like Oregon Trail meets lost

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I think it's probably the best way to think about this. It's

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Got a great conclusion great conclusion like one of those I was wondering where this is going

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You know what's gonna happen and then boom it it ends in a way where I'm like, alright

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Yeah, I got to read the second one. And so I hope he delivers on that. It's called the planters

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So, I mean if that one delivers

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I'll read definitely read the third one and I'll review both of those as we continue this ripple in time and maybe even I can

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Insert I could change the dates on it to make it look like I review them in order

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So that'd be like my own ripple in time effect

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But if we're gonna talk about time travel, you know, we are because this is me talking you talk about whatever

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I don't necessarily believe in the don't fuck with the past while you're in the past sort of

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philosophy of time travel, I don't

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necessarily believe time travel is

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possible in the sense that we could affect our own timeless because I feel like everything that I've done and everything I've

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Experienced has happened already. So it would be impossible to change that because it's already done

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but if I were to go back in time to a

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Point if I were to go back in time, I think I would be going to an alternate timeline at that point

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So the moment something changes you're just living a different timeline. So the other version of me the one that already

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Experienced all that still experiences all that if that myself

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But I think that if you go back in time feel free to fuck with fuck with the past kill baby Hitler

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Stop the Nazi regime any way you can right?

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Stop 9-eleven warn Pearl Harbor, you know

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I know I'm doing a lot of pro US stuff right now

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If you're an international listener, you could find ways to improve your stop world disasters in your own country

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Or if you don't want to do the whole superhero route, you just want to make money. You're good be a Lex Luthor without a Superman

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There's a Lex Luthor. There's there's something called the else worlds in the DC Comics and in DC Comics they

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They do

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Well, it's like a twist on a classic hero. So in this case Superman

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Clark Kent little baby Kal-El instead of landing in

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Kansas in like the 40s or 50s

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He lands in Soviet Russia and he's immediately given to once they find out that he has superpowers his good

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obedient Russian parents the farmers that find him immediately hand him over to the government as they're like

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Hey, this is a super powered baby. This would be great for the government

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The government trains him to be the most powerful being on earth and uses it to just make Russia

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Like the most dominant force in the world Lex Luthor spends his whole life as like president

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Being the smartest man ever trying to stop Superman the uber Superman from like taking over the world

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I guess and they come to head-to-head at some point

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They have a conversation and at Lex Luthor like tells Clark

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The Kal-El or super uber Superman or whatever that he convinces him to fuck off like Kal-El's like

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Oh, you're right. I'm a monster. What am I doing?

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And he leaves and then with Lex Luthor being able to do whatever it is that he's without having Superman as the primary

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Focus of his attention. He was able to extend life by hundreds of years for the average person

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cure most diseases, you know, like make a utopian society and

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I feel like if you can go back in time you are able to

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Start that process sooner like go for it

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I mean, I don't think that you could break the world as we know it right now

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I feel like the world is kind of held together with duct tape

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You know, we're always just so close to just either war

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Famine these this is got a lot darker than I anticipate

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This is supposed to be just a fun time travel survival story

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But it does get it does get grim. So this is a fun. It's not like a doesn't make you laugh

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You're not gonna be there's no jokes in the book

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But maybe maybe a couple little wry winky sort of things from a character to another character

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But for the most part, this is a gritty Oregon Trail meets lost without the mystery and

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Just a good solid time travel book. So I give this if we're gonna rate this which I have I'm gonna rate this on

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Oh god, I would be a fool to this is stupid. I'm so sorry. I'm going to have but

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this gets this gets a

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for four eight

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fifteen sixteen twenty three and forty twos out of five four eight

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Fifteen sixteen twenty three and forty twos if you know, you know next week

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Are going to be reviewing with some friends this time. I have a couple of actually

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So you might not ever know who they are

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But the this conversation be great and the book that we're reviewing is one of my all-time

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The I think one of them is the parents of an autistic child themselves. So we've got some some really

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Interesting perspectives on join us next week. See you then and enjoy the rest of your night and then check out ripple in time

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It's free on audible plus right now. You could just go listen to the whole series all three of them are on there

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Don't get audible plus get your free book a month. Maybe it's one of this. Maybe it's one of these

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Maybe it isn't check out our website fried rice podcast comm you can leave a note at the bottom telling us what movie you want to

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Review you can call the voicemail. No one answers. Don't have to worry about it. It doesn't even ring on my phone

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I check it every now and then we'll play your your voicemail on the podcast or we won't if you just say

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Tell me a book you want me to read. I I love branching out trying new things

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You guys know what I'm into so challenge me to try something

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I'm not into and maybe I find something new that I might like so hope you guys are all doing well. Have a good night

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