R2BY | S2 E15 | Come Hellfire or High Water
- Author
- Carlos Longoria
- Published
- Mon 15 Sep 2025
- Episode Link
- https://linktr.ee/r2by
This week on Ready to Believe You, Wally and Carlos ask the big questions: Are we living in a simulation? Is gum the only real thing in existence? And if so… should we be swallowing it every seven years to anchor ourselves in reality?
After a brief existential crisis sparked by a hilariously unhinged video, the guys dive into newly released military footage that shows a Hellfire missile hitting a UFO-sized object—and bouncing off. Yes, you read that right. It’s unburned, unbothered, and possibly from a football field–sized alien craft.
Also in this episode: bad science explanations from people who sound like Family Guy characters, baffling government loopholes for calling anything “extraterrestrial,” and more behind-the-scenes chaos from the world of paranormal podcasting.
This Episode Covers:
- Simulation theory and the mystical power of chewing gum
- A 2003 drone strike that didn’t destroy a flying object
- Military whistleblowers, giant rectangular UFOs, and missing logic
- Carlos and Wally question science, physics, and why the heck we’d shoot at something that doesn’t shoot first
- The dumbest government “proof” loophole ever explained… terribly
Short but punchy, this episode brings the laughs, the weirdness, and a little bit of wonder about what’s really going on up there—and in here.
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