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this post was submitted on 17 Oct 2023
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To keep as much of your original sentence as possible, "There's a thing, (I don't know what it is,) and...."
Basically the only way to smush those two concepts together in the order you'd like is if one is basically an interjection to an ongoing sentence containing the other. In that case, you wouldn't use any connecting words at all.
If you wanted a single sentence, many other commenters have already given great suggestions.