A senior official with the Federal Emergency Management Agency (FEMA) claimed he teleported 50 miles to a Waffle House in Georgia, but nobody can back it up.
Gregg Phillips made the bizarre claim in a since-deleted podcast episode and, after it was met with backlash and doubt, he doubled down on it, citing Biblical miracles. However, nobody can seem to back up his story, according to a New York Times report published on Friday, April 3.
The Times interviewed about two dozen Waffle House employees and regulars across the three locations in Rome, Ga. — where Phillips, who leads FEMA’s Office of Response and Recovery, said the teleportation took place — and the response was unanimous: Nobody saw anyone teleporting into the breakfast chain.
Or as the outlet phrased it, none of the interviewees “said they were aware of anyone traveling to the 24-hour restaurants by paranormal means.”
“I’ve seen it all,” longtime Waffle House server Shastoni Burge told the outlet. “But I’ve never seen that.”
Waffle House Employees Didn’t See FEMA Official Who Says He Teleported to Georgia Location