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no I absolutely know that I can't okay
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but you know what it is oh God you
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've never guessed let's just leave it at
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that this is a reenactment of a
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conversation between a New York Times
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journalist and a manager at one of the
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largest glitter companies in the world
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why can't you tell me she responds from
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a nondescript Warehouse in Suburban New
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Jersey because they don't want anyone to
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know that it is glitter thousands and
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thousands of people have been trying to
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solve this all across the world they
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can't years after the internet swarmed
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on this mystery it's still unsolved we
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don't know who they are and we don't
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know what it is so I reached out to my
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friend paji an Emmy winning video
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journalist who has worked on some of the
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biggest stories with Outlets like the
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New York Times And The Washington Post
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collectively we've spent the past 35
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weeks asking all the questions we could
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we documented everything on our journey
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to answer this seemingly impossible
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question late nights red-eye flights we
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did everything and what we realized is
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that the answer can only be found by
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going there
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so where's all the glitter going
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did we ever figure out where the [ __ ]
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all the glitter is gonna know what this
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company is what the
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what the [ __ ] what is it who's buying
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glitter who could it possibly I have the
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answer I figured it out
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more than a little mystery about it it's
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the glitter Fortune
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when attempting to solve what might be
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the internet's greatest mystery where do
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you even begin hey buddy what's up later
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well we started with emails we reached
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out to everyone we could find that may
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know something excluder employees Katie
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Weaver the New York Times journalist
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that wrote the piece you name it let's
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say we reach out to the wrong person I
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don't want them to just run back to HQ
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and report everything we know so far so
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we set out on a journey to answer the
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question that's in bold at the very top
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of our treasure map what is glitter but
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soon we realized there's an issue with
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this approach my biggest Theory
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actually use
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countertops
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street is large enough to where that
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could be a big user of glitter this is
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Rachel a content creator who gained a
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large following for a well thought
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through theories on the glitter
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conspiracy I looked at annual reports
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and analyst reports that come out on
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markets so for example four course where
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foot thickness currency
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[Music]
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it's just been a crazy phenomenon of
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people throwing out their own theories
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and trying to figure out who the largest
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user of glitter is I'm sure you've read
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this whole New York Times article but
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can I read off some sections of this and
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just get your guttural reaction so this
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is from a section that's a little bit
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more complicated where they're talking
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about the technicalities of glitter the
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thing about Glitter is that it's
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deceptive glitter wants you to think
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it's one thing well it's really
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something else entirely and then they
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talk about how glitter can enter the
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ultraviolet Spectrum what happens below
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Violet is ultraviolet he said you don't
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see it so an animal would be able to see
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something there that I can't see I asked
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if it can see in the ultraviolet range
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then yes he said oh that's really
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interesting that's a really interesting
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quote that I haven't really opined on
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it could potentially be something that
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we're not
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not seeing okay now I'm gonna stay up at
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night thinking about this a little bit
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here's a list of the most popular
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theories
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but in a sea of theories there's one
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that stands out
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popularized by a podcast called endless
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thread who claimed to have figured it
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out a few years ago but I'm very much
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against the
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many have found keeping holes in the
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Theory it said in the original article
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um jet skis glitter X has been very
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upfront that Glitter is used in boat
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paint why would both be
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truth is everyone is so sure that their
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theory is the one but they're all just
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that series I'm not fully convinced
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so I mean the big question I think is
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sort of how do we approach this going
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forward because I was sort of hoping we
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would find somebody who wanted to talk
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to us right now we have one person who
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basically got back to us and even they
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didn't really want to talk to us
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which is really uh they're much more
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brick walls up on the subject than I
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expect it to be honest with you who
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would have thought that Glitter was such
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a freaking uh Black Box yeah not me not
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me at all but it's a shiny black box and
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I really want to know what's inside of
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when you're here something that you
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notice is that
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this is just a normal Office Park
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there's like an insurance company right
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here there's a high school back there
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it's really not that suspicious and I'm
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not sure there's really much going on in
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oh but there is glitter all over the
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getting nowhere we decided to go back to
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the only real piece of evidence we had
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Katie Weaver's 2018 article we noticed
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something that we had missed and lyrics
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glitter is supplied out of just two
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companies and guess where those
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companies are in retrospect the answer
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had been right there in front of us
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[Music]
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they didn't name it I don't know why and
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then there's glitter X which is what the
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focus of the rest of this article is
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what if everyone was focused on the
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wrong glitter company
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this other company they wanted no
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journalists sniffing around and it's the
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rumored Farm site of glitter's invention
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we began shifting our entire attention
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to the one company that is responsible
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for Modern Day glitter Meadowbrook
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inventions Incorporated that's when we
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hit our first Big Break
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thank you
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who wrote this yeah oh my God wait we
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might not know that modern glitter was
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invented and developed by Henry F
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rushman the article is contributed by
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Henry W rushman whoa so this is somebody
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who has the same name maybe it's a it's
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a descendant of him yeah it's got to be
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the Senate right
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holy [ __ ] this is crazy dude
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the first ever nuclear bomb was
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detonated at 5 24 am on July 16
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1945. it was part of a massive scale
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operation led by the United States the
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Manhattan Project
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and one of the people who helped out on
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the Manhattan Project
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is Henry rushman the inventor of modern
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day glitter
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I was like this is the craziest thing
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the guy who invented glitter
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helped invent the atomic bomb this one
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article seems to confirm everything
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inks Plastics fiberglass flooring
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ceilings countertops tile wallpaper
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clothing toys toothpaste packaging
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lemonade sheeting Church Steeples burial
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Waltz forensic evidence and there it was
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the first ever confirmation of what was
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once the most delusional Theory out
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meadowbrook's machines Precision cut
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other particles for other uses often on
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government contracts anti-rater chaff
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City Reserve zirconium to control the
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burn of solid rocket fuel and iron
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fibers for airplane brake shoes
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who's Henry wrestling
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a descendant
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maybe his brother you gotta find more
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info on him if we're if
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the core of the answer to this whole
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if the one proof
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of government contracts is this one
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article written on
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paper film and foilconverter.com like we
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gotta figure out who the [ __ ] this guy
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is and who's Robert Seeley here we go
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here we go here we go Robert Seeley
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industrial writer
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this guy's got no internet presence
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that's what I said I Googled him before
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you did uh it's Robert Seeley and I'm an
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industrial writer and I've been doing it
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for decades
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you thought this was going to be a
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got really expensive Henry rushman you
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know it's a big property in bernersville
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New Jersey
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I mean really big it's hundreds of Acres
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can you just like give us a brief
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rundown of what what you think makes
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glitter such an underestimated or
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misunderstood material
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ah good boy well I guess a lot of people
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don't understand how it's made
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and the origin of it because you know
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it's there they don't know what what the
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substance you know it just said
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something that comes in a bottle in my
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research I have found an academic paper
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published by the University of Delaware
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about Glitter
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submitted for her master thesis the
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author admits that she had a hard time
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wrapping her head around how complex of
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a material glitter is endless thread the
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podcast behind the boat paint theory
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dismissed chaff a military tool to
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scramble in Radars and it's reflective
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but even chaff is not really glitter the
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last I bought my daughter some purple
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glitter that's your favorite color it
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cost a couple bucks and the science of
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radar absorbing materials
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is uh extremely uh well it's exacting
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it's a strange world but it really flies
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in the face of everything I know about
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radar absorbing materials and uh the
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rather rigorous science that's gone into
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its development its production and its
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upkeep you know it's a really closely
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held secret and that's exactly why we
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think they got this wrong it's a secret
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so dismissing the theory outright it
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just didn't make any sense to us there's
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a section in in the article where you
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talk about uh Glitters uses including
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entire radar chaff the government knew
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of the capability and then
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an anime called
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you know because the Russian family so
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this section this paragraph you're
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saying that came from rushman he would
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be the guy to talk to uh yes do you
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think there's any chance that we would
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be able to get in conversation with
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rushman I have to ask him right it's the
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glitter Fortune you know I mean that's
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holiday season is the most sparkly time
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of year thanks in part to that shiny
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substance known as glitter it's also a
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product with deep New Jersey roots and
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uh more than a little mystery about it
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too news 12's Brian Donahue tried to
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crack the code get out of here now I
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respect that I just I figured I'd come
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and knock on the door
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and that's it and I'll get out of here
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over the years as the reporter I've been
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asked to leave a lot of places where
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people like to keep secrets crime scenes
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politicians meetings but today was a
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first today I was politely asked to
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leave a glitter Farm the bernersville
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cattle farm where in 1934 farmer Henry
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rushman invented a machine to cut metal
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into tiny pieces creating modern glitter
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today Meadowbrook invention still has a
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factory on the property where I can only
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assume glitter is still being made
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[Music]
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the only problem is that I live four
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hours away and paji lives in Europe so
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we did the obvious thing with a day and
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a half before the interview we bought
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tickets and flew him across the world
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[Music]
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yes dude look at his hair man you're the
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one that came all this way I cannot
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believe we're doing this for [ __ ]
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glitter yeah oh thanks
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this is
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all right
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it was so stupid
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oh [ __ ] is he breathing
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I hope brushman tells us all the glitter
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secrets
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[Music]
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welcome to Jersey City from my
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perspective this is the internet's
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biggest mystery and we're now on our way
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to solving it I think yeah I don't know
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I mean maybe he's just gonna be like
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giving us a bunch of PR lines I mean no
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one's had this opportunity before we
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have to like we have to get something
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out of it yeah yeah I'm uh
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I'm cautiously optimistic but
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dude I have I have no idea what we're
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getting ourselves into here
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right we asked this cop do you know the
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Russians he said yeah you got the
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Glitter Factory like everyone knows it
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we're in
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we're in the glitter world right now
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should I take my nose right now
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recording yep here we go you're my heart
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beating this thing
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well you came in the perfect way is that
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it's a pleasure my parents were hippies
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a little bit uh over a name yeah yeah
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and you jack American name
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with the ring is that American uh it is
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yeah yeah is this the glitter truck
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that's what it says
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what's out there
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you know what the best teacher is
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experience you want to keep your camera
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out but this is probably more important
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than anything I say so this is looks
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like an old factory building that's the
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Glitter Factory
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and we were about to get an exclusive
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tour of it it started up a very small
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piece and we kept adding it every 10
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years we put another section on the
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original one that was a coach Barn
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so is this still in operation today
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yeah but they don't have any shipments
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to speak of
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loading docks used to be full waiting
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for pickup
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nothing
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because it's maybe even sold it to
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somebody who knows
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Henry W rushman the son of the inventor
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of glitter and the inventor of
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holographic glitter was fired from his
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own company by his siblings who now run
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the company
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but not very well according to rushman
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they fired me back about 30 years ago
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really when the company was worth 40
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million and I was selling the whole
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now the company is worth 4 million
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needless to say Roberta rushman was not
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interested in being interviewed for our
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piece ah there is the farmer
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who's that
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in fact they weren't happy at all that
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we were there with cameras
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[Music]
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the story on Twitter
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well I didn't get out of the park
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they sent me to be the bearer of bad
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[Music]
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so disrespect that okay because
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um you know I can say it to you and you
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were the ones
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I gave them my name and sent them to our
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YouTube channel
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we really hope they subscribed this is
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the moment where it hit us the interview
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the New York Times couldn't get the farm
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that modern glitter was invented on we
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were there shaking hands with the
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lineage of the glitter Fortune I did an
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holographic glitter
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so with that comes the whole story
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a German immigrant living in New Jersey
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developed a reputation for cutting photo
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films after years of cutting film for
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Kodak the US government approached him
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they needed an expert in Precision
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cutting for a mysterious project he got
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assigned some projects from the
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government during the war to work on the
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Manhattan Project
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and in the Manhattan Project his job was
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to take Micah which is a
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mineral comes like this from the ground
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and his assignment was to take
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to make a washer so you said that the
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government they came to your father yeah
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they put they sent the FBI they checked
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him out because he was German it was
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wartime
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and they he was the only one who was
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able to find a way to grind us make
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washers from this material so they put
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the plutonium Rod through it
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touch it up against the uranium and put
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some Dynamite on top and that caused the
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nuclear reaction
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it was odd to us that the US military
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had anything to do with a glitter
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company at all but what rushman said
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next made us realize that the Manhattan
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Project had nothing to do with glitter
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companies it actually created a glitter
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company the world's first so when it was
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spinning to make the washers these
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little glittery flakes
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Spilled Out of the mica it was the first
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glitter that was commercially used to go
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under Christmas trees because all the
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employees took it home and sold it to
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drugstores who mixed it with other stuff
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so this was like before or after he
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invented the glitter
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well this was a glitter that you didn't
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have to invent that just happened
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Henry rushman senior the inventor of
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modern glitter invented glitter by
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mistake
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the core of his business is and always
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has been the Precision cutting machines
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that the US government sought after
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and it didn't end with the Manhattan
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Project yeah we made radar chat what
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does that mean the radar trap is fiber
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is cut up in different lengths packaged
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into round circles and they shoot this
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thing out of the back of an airplane and
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it explodes
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and then this is a cloud of these Little
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Fibers and the radar of the oncoming
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missile goes for the fibers how do you
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discover something like that you don't
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discover it you take what people want
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yeah you know the government came there
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they come and they say we want this can
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you make it yes always say yes
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so people don't know about this stuff we
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did work with the Picatinny Arsenal and
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you would not believe one of the
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projects was to make it a battery they
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didn't tell us the formulation and it
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produces more electricity than any of
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these batteries but it's all hush-hush
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the government doesn't tell anybody what
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they just showed us what it could do
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incredible we had a machine dedicated to
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making a steel fibers that go in the
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brakes of all the airliners pretends a
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catastrophic breakup of the the gel
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distributes the heat up until now the
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most popular theories have been based in
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speculation now we have official
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confirmation that Glitter is actually in
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all of these things there's a lot of
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things there's edible glitter I didn't
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have much to do with that there's
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glitter and toothpaste they cut up a
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thin film of green whatever it is that
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the minty stuff and you know they use it
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in toothbrushes but this is in my day
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this is aluminum and polyester glare for
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toothbrushes you ask a kid which
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toothbrush they're going to use this one
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or a yellow one they're all going to
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take this one but the question at hand
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is who is the biggest buyer I want to
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clear up a misconception it's that the
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New York Times didn't ask glitterx about
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a company but about an industry
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according to the National Marine
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manufacturers Association there's about
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1300 companies in their organization
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alone getting literal thousands of
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companies to all agree to keep this
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secret would be quite the undertaking
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and for what because they don't want any
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anymore so here's what we're ending on
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glitterx admits to working with boat
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manufacturers and cosmetic companies
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these things just aren't Secrets but now
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something new has come to light the US
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government and the U.S military have
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been deeply embedded in the glitter
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industry since its Inception working on
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projects ranging from holograms on money
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American doesn't use it foreign
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currencies have it many foreign
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countries I can show you the passport
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U.S passport used crystallina
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me for about 20 years that was glitter
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in it two Advanced Rockets we went down
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to Redstone and we powered the Redstone
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Rocket with large chips they mixed it
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right in with the Nitro
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we sent up to Hercules powder up here
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the zirconium burns like hell but it
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control the burning rate of the little
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pellets they were solid fuel pellets and
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they could shut the shut them down by
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just cutting the pellet Supply off they
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blew up a few times but the window the
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walls were made to blow out to New Age
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batteries incredible but the thing is is
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that it's not the US government directly
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the government comes to you and so for
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chaff and the airplane brake stuff is
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also something where they basically
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Bendix
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Westinghouse came to us for that they do
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this work through military contractors a
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middleman so people don't know about
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this stuff and we we did work with the
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Picatinny Arsenal and it's because
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glitter companies are not really glitter
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companies their Precision cutting
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companies we're Precision Cutters
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Precision cutter specialty film foil and
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paper we tried to do the math to figure
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out what industry could be glitterx's
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biggest buyer but in order to do that
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you have to know how much glitter is out
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there or how much glitter is produced
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per year and that's just something that
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nobody will ever know so now that we
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have real tangible proof of the United
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States being involved we wanted to pull
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on this thread Just One Last Time to
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finally confirm who's buying all the
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glitter what industry could be so secret
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that the New York Times describes it as
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CIA levels of obfuscation so I reached
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out to some lawyers Mark Zade and Brad
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Moss to be precise two of the world's
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leading experts when it comes to Freedom
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of Information requests and shockingly
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enough they agreed to help us over the
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past four weeks we've been filing foyers
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with various government agencies such as
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the Department of Defense honestly we
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have no idea if this will lead to
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anything as we now know the glitter
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industry with third-party contractors
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when they're doing business with the US
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government but we promised we'd go down
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every single rabbit hole we could find
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and this kind of seemed like an obvious
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one if anything ever comes of this you
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will be the first to know we promise so
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did we solve it did we solve the
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internet's greatest mystery well that's
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up to you to decide honestly the thing
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about the truth is it has this weird
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tendency to eventually come up no matter
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how long it takes and an important part
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of that truth is the simple fact that
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the world's leading glitter manufacturer
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was built on the back of some of
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history's most fascinating military
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contracts now whether or not glitterex
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took on the mantle from a struggling
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Meadowbrook well that's yet to be
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confirmed we'll see you guys in the next
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foreign
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I have to say the world isn't running
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out of glitter that came from an article
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that turned out to be satire that made
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its way into a podcast which made its
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way into our first Tick Tock this is
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exactly why while some of you may feel
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satisfied after seeing all the evidence
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laid out we aren't making any claims
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until the buyer or the seller confirms
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it thanks for watching
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foreign