Hunter: I think we, well, to speak to the men in black thing, did we ever tell you the story that we think was men in black-esque? It was actually before we visited you in the summer last year. It was like two weeks before we came to France. Did we ever tell you about that? I can't remember.
Laura: No
Jay: You never told her.
Hunter: So I'll just tell it, because I wouldn't say it was like a Dan Aykroyd-esque experience. It's a quick story.
Jay and I and another one of our business partners were together, and we were meeting a potential business partner that we are business partners with now. I think it was literally like a week or two before we came to France. And we were all in Tampa, Florida. And we go to this like very chique, like granola kind of hippie restaurant, supposed to have like healthy food and real clean and everything. And it's like three o'clock on a Wednesday afternoon. So no one's there.
There's maybe one or two people in the restaurant. We just sit down and we're kind of talking about some business stuff. And probably halfway through, the guy that we were meeting with started acting like he was like on a phone call while he was talking to us in his headphones. He was like, hey, I'm sorry, I'm busy. And all of a sudden these, I kid you not, two guys walk in and they literally looked like they were out of a motorcycle gang - they're really heavyset.
Jay: It was bizarre.
Hunter: They looked like they were out of like Hell's Angels or something. But one of the guys, I can't really remember the face of one of the guys, but he was, he had like no neck and he had like slicked back, jet black hair that looked like super, super white.
Jay: Yeah, and he was super white faced.
Hunter: He was like really pale. And he had no neck and he kind of walked around like this. It was just very bizarre looking, but I didn't think anything of it. I was like, oh, just people coming into the restaurant to eat. But they went to the corner of the restaurant and they sat down and I remembered because my chair was like facing the corner and they would just, they kind of stared at us.
Jay: They were staring at us, sucking our energy out.
Hunter: And you know, when someone's staring at you, you don't like, you kind of just like, okay, whatever. And then, but they kept doing it. And then the guy that we were meeting with went in the bathroom and changed his shirt or something. We're like, what does this guy do? The guy that we were with, and you know, he was busy. He was trying to take phone calls and talk to us at the same time. And we're like, oh man, you're okay. You know, and he went in the bathroom and like changed his shirt - and we're like, why did he just change his shirt? We're like in a restaurant. And we're like, maybe he's just, you know having a bad day or whatever. And anyway, these guys, they kind of sit there and stare at us the whole time.
And again, they have like, they're not, they're not people that you'd see in that restaurant, but hey, you know, like anyone can go wherever. But they looked like they were in a biker gang, but they just, their shapes didn't look right. And they ambulated very weird. So when they were walking, it was kind of like this like side to sidewalk, almost like they didn't have an erect spine, you know, but it wasn't just that they were really fat. I don't know. They're almost like a jello person, if that makes sense.
But during this time, you know, we're talking about business stuff and we're like, okay. I just didn't think anything of it. And then we go outside and they also go outside the exact same time as us. It's like, that's weird. These people came in and we were there for probably like an hour. Cause we were just, you know, eating. We go outside this exact same time and they just get in this like really big F-350 jacked up truck and then go away. And then when we were talking about it after, we were like, did you notice that? When they pulled out, they like, the truck turned, but it was like where there wasn't a turnout, if that makes sense?
Jay: There was no way to get out and their truck just disappeared.
Hunter: And it just disappeared. And so it was kind of one of those things when we talked about it later, it was very hazy to us. So like, I'm reporting it back the best of my memory, but I usually don't have like hazy memories. I remember stuff even when I was a child, like very fresh, but it was just weird. And we didn't at the time, but we talked after realizing how bizarre it was because we kind of all felt we were in a haze in the restaurant.
Jay: We were completely drained. Remember on the ride home? So a couple other things you left off that were insane was that we didn't realize until later is that I lost my ATM card and Bobby lost his license. And Laura, as the three of us were driving back to my home, the three of us literally were like, “I'm so tired”. Like all three of us were like, I feel like we need to just pull over and take a nap.
And we were super energized and had a really productive discussion while we were at this restaurant. But all three of us felt that, but as Hunter saying, we're talking about it now as if we knew what was going on, but we had no idea at the time. It was something that we thought about later because when we were all back home talking about how I lost my ATM card, the other guy who was potentially our business partner lost his license, which he never recovered.
Hunter: He never found his license either and he didn't take it out while he was there or anything - he didn't take it out at all.
Jay: It was the most insane weird thing, but we were sitting there and then all of us just like, like it almost as if it was implanted in our minds. We started talking about the guys and we're like, "weren't they the most bizarre"? Like what really happened? But the thing that freaked me out because I was the one driving and when we tried to leave the parking lot, we let them go because they backed out in front of us, still of course, staring at us. And then they went and as Hunter said, they had this giant jacked up truck. They went straight. And then we started talking amongst ourselves and you know, it was kind of like, okay, I'm gonna let this guy go and then I'll go - and so I went out to follow him but when I went to follow him, we realized because we were in a place that we had never been before in St. Petersburg. We're like, there's no exit.
And then all three of us are like, where did that truck go? Like what? But then we were just kind of like, oh, we must've just lost track of it or whatever. But I'm serious. Like all three of us were in a serious haze. We had our energy drained, which obviously as you know, is what happens when you deal with these beings.
[different story, but still about Men in Black, Jay continues immediately after one above]:
Jay: Something else I was gonna tell you that, cause you brought it up about Bender. There's a documentary on Netflix right now. And when you or Hunter start talking again, I'll research and pull it up. But it's in the top like 15 shows on Netflix right now. It's a documentary. I forget what it's called. I think it's “something phenomenon”, but they interview a guy who was, who witnessed an anomalous triangle in the UK. And it's like 20 plus years ago.
And it wasn't a guy, it was two cooks. And they were working in this restaurant and they had taken their time off. It was a break or whatever. They went out into the field where they observed this. And it was, this is a very known phenomenon that happened like over 20 years ago, but they obviously reopened the investigation for this documentary. But then they interviewed a guy who worked with the two. He said they were visited by men in black. And as soon as the men in black visited them, that that was it. They were never seen from again.
That they literally never showed back up at the restaurant. And he said that all the people that worked in the kitchen, cause they were all like a family, were freaked out about it because they had never ever heard from again. That their house, they were basically just reported as missing persons. And I'll find out what that documentary is so you guys can all watch it. But they interviewed the guy who was friends of them. And it was bizarre because as he said, the men in black, I was like, well, here we go again. It's another example. But he also mentioned that when they came to the restaurant to interview the two cooks that were actually out there that actually witnessed this anomalous UFO or UAP, that everyone in the restaurant felt drained after. And that they felt like they had like lost life force energy.
And this guy was not like one of us. He was completely just a normal person. He didn't understand any of this kind of stuff, but his message - and so it just triggered me instantly. I was like, well, here's another example of what men in black do when they show up.
Laura: Well, the draining of energy seems to be one really common factor. It's like I said, they're parasites. And I think, who was it? Maybe it was Colin Wilson. I'm not sure. I don't want to misattribute it. But there was a book called The Mind Parasites. And it was one of the closest things to the dynamic of the hyperdimensional beings.... And it was just like a really bizarre story. But, as I look at the world today, it's like this sort of thing is rampant. You know, strange. I mean, there've been some videos shown on X of strange people in the US Congress, like somebody in the background. Just really strange.
And then, of course, before that, there've been many, many videos of people behaving in these really odd ways with those. And the story of the woman on the airplane who said that she got off the airplane because the guy was not human [not real]. This kind of stuff, it goes on constantly, continuously. And, you know, for years it was all damped down and, you know, covered over, shoved under the rug, because it just, it wasn't acceptable. It's like, Coulthart says, you know, when you're in the news business, you know that, you know, this sort of stuff is treated with complete disdain.
