Whenever I
watch
this, I'm like, why? I wonder how much of the city was actually just consumed.
How many businesses were operating in these places? How many people lived
here? And how much did the insurance companies have to pay out? They had insurance in this world.
I mean,
I'm just
presumably right.
Some, some wet form.
Tell
you, tell you what though, they, because the, like the idea of spirit clients taking over everything is probably so just out of nowhere that the insurance companies probably didn't pay out anything.
They're like, this was not covered.
No, this is not covered at all.
So you get nothing.
You're just homeless now.
But we don't talk about
that
in this show.
They didn't, they didn't get into the life of a public city person.
Oh man.
Well, they're not spirits.
We don't know what the swamp is, but this is kind of an extension of that.
It's a spiritual place, and the spirits kind of use it.
Oh, they got him.
Whenever I
watch
this, I'm like, why? I wonder how much of the city was actually just consumed.
How many businesses were operating in these places? How many people lived
here? And how much did the insurance companies have to pay out? They had insurance in this world.
I mean,
I'm just
presumably right.
Some, some wet form.
Tell
you, tell you what though, they, because the, like the idea of spirit clients taking over everything is probably so just out of nowhere that the insurance companies probably didn't pay out anything.
They're like, this was not covered.
No, this is not covered at all.
So you get nothing.
You're just homeless now.
But we don't talk about
that
in this show.
They didn't, they didn't get into the life of a public city person.
Oh man.
Well, they're not spirits.
We don't know what the swamp is, but this is kind of an extension of that.
It's a spiritual place, and the spirits kind of use it.
Oh, they got him.
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