32

32 is a video uploaded to the County Bluff YouTube channel on June 10, 2020. It is 6 seconds long.

Description
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Synopsis
Brief footage of an store.

Obvservations
"Sun is black The great hoax the great lie begins in this place the shell is breaking off. The world burns the hammer crushes the slag. You are on the stage you wear the mask, you gasp for air and so does he. Neither are necessary. Watch closely watch for patterns. Minnesota is only the beginning."
 * The hexadecimal in the description translates to:


 * The mask in the description could be a double entendre for the masks worn for protection, as well as a metaphorical "mask" concealing one's true self from the world.
 * The world burning, the "he" who gasps for air, and "Minnesota is only the beginning" references the, a police murder of an unarmed black man which was caught on camera in May of 2020 which sparked a revolution of protests which were met with further police brutality. The description seems to allude to that both the COVID-19 virus and Floyd's murder were hoaxes to cause panic.
 * The shot of the O'Reilly Auto Parts may be a reference to Fruit Bowl, an entry of internet horror/mystery channel Let's 0 that ended with a portion of an O'Reilly commercial.