This is a Ristice Tif production. Welcome to the only show that's not going to get raptured. It's the RT

podcast. I am your host who's definitely here for the seven-year battle Armando Torres and joining me as always is

Andrew Rosa still in his shoes there aren't an empty pile of clothes

sitting in this chair where I used to be and I'm definitely getting left behind.

That's no if answer butts about that. I'm getting left behind it immediately killed by like not even a demon like a

demon's SUV. I'm getting backed over. Oh man it's good to be here it's good to

be in Austin, Texas.

We had a, well, no, but it's,

but God leaves us little tiny crumbs of happiness

along the way, including a solar eclipse that we just saw over the weekend?

That was fun.

Yeah.

Have you guys, how, first of all, how often are solar eclipse do they happen? Do you guys know that? The last one was 2016 I believe

Yeah last one was 2016. It's interesting because you in your mind you think oh an eclipse that happens like every 15 years it's been 15 50 it's been like it's always in your mind some like long amount of time but you forget that like

eclipse is having a lot more often than you think but because but just not in your part of the world

Yeah, sure like earth was so big and flat. Yeah the earth is so big and flat and you know the moon lines up. I mean I love that in the eclipse is waiting for the DVD

a bouncy menu to hit the corner that's what the universe is doing so like I they happen more often than you'd think just not in your part of the world

There are two to five solar eclipses each year with a total eclipse taking place every 18 months or so.

Yeah, that's not that rare.

Way more often than you'd think.

Yeah, but every time it happens, I don't know that it's going to happen

and then the vibes are off.

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