Interstate 70

So yeah, I mean, you, you'd probably wanna be near, near Denver, Colorado Springs.

Um, Denver has, has the biggest one, but, so if you're up the I-70 corridor, but yeah, y- couple hours is, you know, couple hours is, is, uh, you know, Vail's a couple hours from, from Denver.

But you don't wanna be stuck on the I-70 corridor either if you're, uh, [clears throat] you're, you know, going in for appointments.

Um, yeah, w- if you, if, if you got, if that cancer comes back, I'd, uh, I'd probably go, you know, [chuckles] go back to Charlottesville and take care of it there.

Uh, just-

A lot of them are easily accessible.

A lot of them are actually built pretty close to the I-70, you know, because they ended up running the interstate right through that area.

So there is a lot that is easily accessible where you can park your car and walk to

them

The one that you're talking about with the antenna, and he looks as if he's almost like shooting something out of these long claw-like hands.

And he is a figure that is a little bit common in that area in that there are creatures like him found in other panels nearby.

In the past, there's another prominent panel that's up by the I-70 near the San Rafael Swell called the Head of Sinbad.

And the Head of Sinbad is a very similar creature where they have, you know, kind of these googly bug eyes and antenna.

And he wrote the entire book explaining why this technology is nearly impossible to contain.

That is like the driver of a runaway 18-wheeler going downhill on I-70 through the Rockies, sticking his head out of the window to yell, heads up folks, I got no brakes, while his foot is still on the gas.

Today, we're talking about the future of humanity.

Not the science fiction future with killer robots.

From Charlotte, North Carolina, take I-77.

That will take you through all of North Carolina, through Virginia, into West Virginia, into Ohio, then just go left on I-70, get through Columbus, and then go north I-75.

There you go.

Bowling Green, Ohio.

That's awesome.

And, you know, uh, Pretty lucky to be in Kansas City, and they certainly had stealth bombers that had been stationed not far from here, and I can't tell you how many times I've been on the road trip heading down I-70, and you can see them doing whatever maneuvers they're doing, and you can see it turned.

You can see it almost like a bird going across, and then when it turns straight at you or straight away, I'm like, well, where'd it go? And then a couple minutes later, it shows up somewhere else in my vision.

I'm like, oh, it's turning again.

And this is really ironic.

If you know Denver and you're from Buffalo visiting, sightseeing, you go into a Bills game here, you go by 70, Interstate 70, the first thing when you get up the hill, you see this big green sign, Buffalo Bills grade.

Isn't that really not a fitting way to start your vacation, come to see the Bills?

Anyway,

I may be mispronouncing that.

Right along I-70.

Has a McDonald's.

All right.