A Conversation about ... the Jersey Drone Show Part 2

Rob from YMISpodcast Rob from YMIS (Your Most Interesting Story) and Bob talk about all the happenings in the skies over New Jersey. Rob from YMISpodcast https://youtube.com/live/GvNYV9AizL8 Full Summary Hey, everybody, and welcome to the part two of a conversation about the Jersey Drone Show. We went so long last time that we've had to make a part two. With me again tonight is Rob. The Jersey Drone's Revenge. Okay. Revenge of the Jersey Drones? Are we doing Attack of the Killer Tomatoes? Is that what it's like here? Uh-huh. Maybe George Clooney will be included in this one as well. I've heard there's a chance he might dial in. Dial in? I look forward. I look forward, yeah. Yeah, he'll connect. He'll connect. Yeah. But yeah, he was in the attack of the killer tomatoes. Anyway, enough of the silliness about that. But yeah, Rob's with me tonight. We're going to continue our obviously in-depth, into the Jersey drones, as we're calling them. Is that an official name, you think, Jersey drones? Jersey? Usually New Jersey. So it's New Jersey drones, I think. Do you have to put the new in there? Because people are going to get confused that it's England. Well, you better put it in apostrophe if you don't put the new, just so no one's confused. Because, you know, Jersey is over there in the U.K.,It's also a t-shirt material, isn't it? I think. It could be made of fabric. Yeah, I believe so. Jersey is a fabric type. I didn't think about that. Yeah. Maybe it is. Maybe they're just kites. Maybe we're really all on the wrong track here. It's just the Jersey kites. And then there's a lot of… African balsa wood. Yeah, there's a lot of guys drinking some… uh 40 ounces on the ground holding the string. I wonder if anyone's tried that, just waving their hand between the ground and the drone. It could be. I mean, it gets windy out there so so we've already, we've got the, we got, did the quiz. And must I, I must say myself, I think i did pretty well. Um, trying to think back, we've had a couple of quizzes of late.I think you did. Yeah, you did. You did pretty well. I think out of the. No, you did. All right. You came back. Finally, I get finally. I am. I'm spinning a bit here thinking of the quizzes because they're just so they're grained in my brain. Yeah, I finally get a little bit of, you know, you know, validation here. So then there we go. I don't know. You started off with the Dogman quiz and you nailed it. And I think about you as doing very well in the quizzes. So the quizzes that you have sort of tripped up on seem to be in the minority. So don't worry. You're always a quiz star to me. Oh, well, thank you. I appreciate that. I appreciate being a quiz star. Quiz star. Speaking of stars, many people think that these orbs that people are seeing with the drones are stars.Hmm. Okay. Well, misidentified stars. It's pretty interesting if you, and I've tried this and it didn't have success, but apparently if you hold your iPhone or smartphone of choice up to a star and zoom in, you get some interesting sort of light effects going on to make it look like it's pulsating or undulating or something like that. Oh, really? Yeah. That's wild. Give it a try. Report back. Well, the interesting thing to me about these orb things is because everybody always overzooms their cameras. Yeah. And then you're going to get that effect. So, well, I don't know what digital zoom, what the, you know, because everybody's on digital zoom at this point. So who knows? Yes. I don't know. That's at least what people who are trying to say that these are nottrue photos of actual orbs, the debunkers that we've discussed at length. They say that it's just poor photography for the most part. Right, so yeah. All this stuff boils down to poor photography. Do you think if we had some kind of government-funded photography classes across the U.S., that that would… solve this whole problem because every time they're like, well, you know,