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So as we know, the myth of Sasquatch is one that can be found in many regions, such as,

well, the legend is primarily North American, with the majority of sightings occurring

in the Pacific Northwest and Canada, but there have of course been reports of sightings

in our very own bridge water triangle. Most of the descriptions of Sasquatch or Bigfoot,

as he's sometimes known, describe this unnaturally tall, ape-like creature that's covered in hair and

red eyes. Not red eyes. Nope. Well, I guess I don't have to tell you what Bigfoot looks like,

because you all know what Bigfoot looks like. As for sightings in this region, we have,

does anyone know of any sightings in this region? Anyone? Yeah, Amy.

Professor, did you hear about that missing boy over the weekend?

Yeah, you know, I did the missing boy. Yeah, we were all talking about it before class.

Apparently some kid went missing and they think it has to do with cold activity. Oh God.

No, okay. I heard it was Puckwagies. What if it was another alien abduction, like that hiker that

went missing last week? Guys, that hiker, that hiker was found, and so was the boy. But neither of them

remember anything, right? How do you all know about this? It's a small town. Sure is. So,

do you know anything about the boy? I know that he's fine, but that's like the fourth person to go

missing in Free Town Forest this year. Yeah, while people get lost in the woods, so. Yeah, I mean,

are we safe here? Come on, guys. You don't actually believe any of this stuff. You have to admit that

there's some genuine questions to ask. Yeah, but this is what we've been talking about in class

all semester. It's all just lower in rumors. Exactly. Let's get this back on task, everyone. Come on.

Why do multiple people report the same thing? Because. Um.

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