David Gilbert: However, it is a actually fascinating conspiracy as a result of it is primarily based on presumably the largest conspiracy ever. The truth that the Moon touchdown was faked.
Leah Feiger: Oh, unimaginable. Good.
David Gilbert: Except, perhaps you do not know about it, however there is a new film that is out known as “Fly Me to the Moon,” which stars Scarlett Johansson, and Woody Harrelson, and Channing Tatum. And it is concerning the efforts to promote the thought of going to the Moon to the American folks.
Leah Feiger: And I assume romance.
David Gilbert: I have never seen it, I do not know. However, there’s one a part of it the place they determine within the film to assemble a faux Moon touchdown simply in case the actual Moon touchdown does not occur. Simply to be clear-
Leah Feiger: Oh. No.
David Gilbert: …this didn’t occur, however that is the idea of among the main Moon touchdown conspiracies. This goes again to what I used to be speaking about final week, the place it is predictive programming. The Moon touchdown conspiracy teams on the web have exploded claiming that that is what really occurred.
Leah Feiger: Oh, God.
David Gilbert: So, the Moon touchdown conspiracy, which they only take away, they’re there on a regular basis, it is advantageous. However, they’ve form of exploded into life within the final week since this film has been launched. And they’re completely satisfied that NASA, or the U.S. authorities, or somebody, or Nixon from past the grave perhaps is telling them by this film that what they believed all alongside is true and that the Moon touchdown is faux. However once more, that is not true.
Leah Feiger: Wonderful. Oh, that is such one. Wow. All proper. Huge fan. Makena, what do you’ve got?
Makena Kelly: Wow. Mine can also be centered round a film that simply got here out. So, at the start occurred over the weekend, I used to be going to… What my husband and I do, we love, if there’s nothing to do on a Saturday, we love going to Chili’s after which going to a film.
Leah Feiger: Oh my gosh. Really, I’ve to inform our listeners that once I known as you and was like, “It seems that Trump was shot.” You are like, “Okay, I am leaving Chili’s now. I will be dwelling in 10 minutes.” Arguably, one in all my favourite belongings you’ve ever mentioned to me. Proceed.
Makena Kelly: And so, I needed to cancel my tickets and get a refund. We had been going to go see Lengthy Legs with Nick Cage.
Leah Feiger: Oh, enjoyable.
Makena Kelly: And this jogged my memory of an previous Nick Cage conspiracy concept that he was born through the Civil Conflict and is a vampire.
Leah Feiger: Oh, my God. Wait, this isn’t actual. This isn’t an actual conspiracy.
Makena Kelly: No, it is 100% actual. There was an vintage vendor 10, perhaps 12 years in the past or one thing, who discovered this previous Civil Conflict image of a man who appears to be like remarkably like Nick Cage, and he went to the press, he was like, “Cease the presses. Nick Cage is a vampire.” And Nick Cage was pressured to answer it and be like, “I do not drink blood.” And so, yeah, that is what I used to be reminded of this weekend.
