(Q - Gringos: there are no temporal clues in the bailiff's report?)
MB : no, no, no, don't add more where there is a lot to find and a lot to do, no, no, don't add more.
I tell my story in an honest way, I would say, I experienced it almost as each of you will experience or will experience the discovery of the countermark, I went there, I was still quite, how would I say, tense, excited, nervous, impatient, everything you feel when you do this kind of thing, even if a priori I was sure of finding something but I didn't know what, but despite everything I was in a context where I said to myself if I get surprised, if someone shows up I'm still going to look stupid.
(Q - apollo: just a clarification, for you the first light of day is 3 or 4 a.m., is that right?)
MB : yes of course. We didn't always go there at the same time, so it's not always the same sunrise times, you understand that but hey...)
(Q - apollo: we're talking about the day you were buried on 2/8, first light of day, you say that you left at first light of day, so it's 3 or 4 hours it's is that?)
MB : yes, we are in those waters of course.
(Q - Gringos: but no you can't say that, it will still cause controversy because afterwards you have a little coffee while watching the dawn...)
MB : I didn't understand what could cause controversy?
(Q - Gringos: there has been a big controversy since the book came out because...)
(Q - apollo: no but that's okay, the question is over..)
(Q - Gringos: apollo if we conclude on this the players will say that Dabo is over because Michel Becker said that at 3 or 4 a.m. we can say that the night was now well advanced and as for the page 49 of the last book we have Michel sipping his coffee before daybreak so we say to ourselves Dabo tchao...)
(Q - apollo: we're going to save soldier Dabo again there...)
MB : ah, pfff, sincerely, first of all, I'm someone who is capable of driving, come on, it's happened to me very, very, very often in my life to do between 1000 and 1200 kilometers per day, that makes me It happened very, very, very often in my life to do 50 or 100 in a day, that's one thing, then, when we talk about these notions of daybreak, it can cover a period of 3 or 4 hours depending on where you are, between east and west. When I have Claudina on video in Rochefort, when I am near Avignon, she shows me what she sees and I show her what I see, on the Avignon side it is night and on the from Rochefort it is still daylight.
so it's all very relative, don't get too carried away with this, don't try to deduct mileage, you're completely wasting your time, completely, sincerely.
No controversy about that, we understand, I'm not trying to fool you, don't try to get me involved in such things, it makes no sense, it has no value in relation to what concerns us today, namely hurry up and find this owl.
MB : no, no, no, don't add more where there is a lot to find and a lot to do, no, no, don't add more.
I tell my story in an honest way, I would say, I experienced it almost as each of you will experience or will experience the discovery of the countermark, I went there, I was still quite, how would I say, tense, excited, nervous, impatient, everything you feel when you do this kind of thing, even if a priori I was sure of finding something but I didn't know what, but despite everything I was in a context where I said to myself if I get surprised, if someone shows up I'm still going to look stupid.
(Q - apollo: just a clarification, for you the first light of day is 3 or 4 a.m., is that right?)
MB : yes of course. We didn't always go there at the same time, so it's not always the same sunrise times, you understand that but hey...)
(Q - apollo: we're talking about the day you were buried on 2/8, first light of day, you say that you left at first light of day, so it's 3 or 4 hours it's is that?)
MB : yes, we are in those waters of course.
(Q - Gringos: but no you can't say that, it will still cause controversy because afterwards you have a little coffee while watching the dawn...)
MB : I didn't understand what could cause controversy?
(Q - Gringos: there has been a big controversy since the book came out because...)
(Q - apollo: no but that's okay, the question is over..)
(Q - Gringos: apollo if we conclude on this the players will say that Dabo is over because Michel Becker said that at 3 or 4 a.m. we can say that the night was now well advanced and as for the page 49 of the last book we have Michel sipping his coffee before daybreak so we say to ourselves Dabo tchao...)
(Q - apollo: we're going to save soldier Dabo again there...)
MB : ah, pfff, sincerely, first of all, I'm someone who is capable of driving, come on, it's happened to me very, very, very often in my life to do between 1000 and 1200 kilometers per day, that makes me It happened very, very, very often in my life to do 50 or 100 in a day, that's one thing, then, when we talk about these notions of daybreak, it can cover a period of 3 or 4 hours depending on where you are, between east and west. When I have Claudina on video in Rochefort, when I am near Avignon, she shows me what she sees and I show her what I see, on the Avignon side it is night and on the from Rochefort it is still daylight.
so it's all very relative, don't get too carried away with this, don't try to deduct mileage, you're completely wasting your time, completely, sincerely.
No controversy about that, we understand, I'm not trying to fool you, don't try to get me involved in such things, it makes no sense, it has no value in relation to what concerns us today, namely hurry up and find this owl.