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Sorry… no first time listeners can listen to this episode (Monday Bonus) · Paranormal Lens - A Crossroads Of Curiosities, LLC Production

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  Coming up, if we post anything vaguely paranormal,
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  people will comment in drones. I'm sorry. I'm
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  sorry. So sorry. Sorry. I claim no negativity
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  from this TikTok. I'm sorry. All right, welcome
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  back to part two of our episode talking about
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  if paranormal entities can come through your
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  screen when you watch paranormal content. Did
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  you guys have a good week? Probably. I don't
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  remember most of it. Yeah. What a week. I mean,
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  the last seven days since we last spoke have
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  been very, very intense. A lot has happened.
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  It's been like five minutes for us, so I don't
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  know what we're talking about. Yeah, I don't
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  know why you're trying to like... I thought you
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  were just trying to connect to the listeners.
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  Why would I connect to the listeners? This is
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  pre -recorded. They are listening. Good analogy
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  for what we're talking about. They are listening
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  to a pre -recorded message. I have no effect
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  on them in the real world. Just like if I were
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  a ghost, I would not be. Someone's listening
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  to our podcast in the car. They ask, so how's
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  your week going? You ask that. And they're like,
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  ah, it's going good so far. And just talk to
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  themselves in the car during like a five -hour
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  car ride or something. You never know. Do you
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  do that? Do you talk back to your podcast? No,
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  because they don't ever ask questions. Okay,
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  but honestly, this is what I feel like ghosts
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  are. When I was explaining intelligent hauntings
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  to them, I don't believe in them. When you listen
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  to a podcast and they say, how are you? And then
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  you say, I'm good, how are you? They're not going
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  to respond to you saying that back. Just like
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  when you're... You know, it's not a two -way
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  conversation with the podcast. That's why Intelligent
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  Hauntings, I don't believe in them. I don't believe
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  in the two -way communication. And also, like
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  I said, if I were a ghost, I wouldn't be able
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  to affect the listener listening to this right
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  now because I am pre -recorded. That example
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  is a really good example of why you don't believe
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  in Intelligent Hauntings. That's a really good
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  example, actually. Well, I'm glad we waited a
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  whole week to finish that conversation. That's
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  all I had, so. Oh, goodness gracious. Welcome
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  to our podcast, where we take deep dives looking
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  at various topics through a paranormal lens.
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  We wanted to talk about as a separate topic,
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  but we realized they were so similar. All the
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  people. On TikTok, specifically on TikTok, that
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  if you post anything vaguely paranormal related,
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  you'll get comments saying, I'm sorry. So sorry.
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  Sorry for looking in your eyes. Sorry for watching
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  this video. I claim no negativity. I claim no
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  negative energy. Amen. You need Jesus. I'm sorry.
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  Angela, you did the math, right? I did do the
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  math. So we currently have, when this podcast
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  is recorded, we currently have 93 posts. On TikTok.
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  Out of those 93 posts, we have 65 sorries. So,
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  the math means that, on average, I know it's
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  not like on every video. And one of the posts,
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  one of the posts, and it was one of the viral
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  ones, but one of the posts has 22 sorries, making
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  up more than half of the comments. More than
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  half of that one video's comments. not counting
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  the um you replying vaccine for what yeah yeah
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  i do i yes i whenever someone says sorry i'm
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  like what are you sorry for it took me like a
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  long time to realize like it's why they're actually
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  saying which we'll get into but you know the
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  math speaks for itself over half of the comments
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  on a viral video are saying sorry on average
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  we get seven sorry comments per video So it really
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  should have been seven the mystery of TikToks
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  instead of the mystery of jocks because that's
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  our average. We get seven. Every time we post
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  on TikTok, seven strangers say, I'm sorry. That's
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  a good post for our only November fans. Only
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  November fans. Yeah. I mean, there are a lot
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  of mysteries of TikTok. Yeah. But there's not
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  like. sorry is on every single post no not every
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  post but that's just the average that's what
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  it would be you you you understand why initially
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  i was like why are people apologizing what are
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  they sorry for i mean i still don't even really
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  get it i don't i do i do but i'm also like you
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  can just scroll past it like you don't have like
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  why because the thing is they feel like they
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  need to say sorry for No, in this case, like,
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  for haunted dolls, right? This is common with
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  haunted dolls. If you post a haunted object,
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  it'll say, I'm sorry for looking in your eyes.
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  Pause. One second. What? Where are you getting
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  seven sorries per post? That's the average. Mathematics.
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  But there's only 65 sorry comments. There's only
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  65 sorry comments. And 90... Exactly, so where's
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  this math going? So that's not even an average
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  one. Sorry for post. Yeah, so the kind of what
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  we said last episode, the stupidity, does not
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  transfer to the listeners. I like how it took
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  us this long to be like, hang on, wait a minute.
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  I guarantee zero listeners. Zero. Zero listeners.
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  Until this very moment, even realize that. I
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  guarantee - No, I guarantee you - I guarantee
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  you people would have noticed. Everyone's going
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  to re -notice that, Ben. It's just you. It took
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  you guys that long! No one's listening! I had
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  the same thought, but I didn't want to say anything.
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  I thought I did good math. Well, maybe he just
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  means that, like, most of them have, like, the
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  viral ones have the most, uh, sorries on them,
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  and it's usually around seven. So that was, that
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  was my thinking in my brain that he had gotten
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  that you had gotten that statistic from somewhere.
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  Okay. But then I'm like, but that doesn't make
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  sense to the actual statistics. No, I'll just,
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  I'll never do math again. This is, this is a
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  stupidity. Um, um, but no, no, no one listening
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  was responding like in real time. Like that's
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  not the real stat. You idiot. That's not happening.
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  Huh? No one realized. I don't know. I mean, if
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  I was listening to this podcast as a first time
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  listener or like I wasn't, you know, involved
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  in recording, I probably would be. Okay. So maybe
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  we should just cut that because that's 10 seconds
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  in. No, we're going to keep it in. Okay. We're
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  keeping it in. No one's going to be a first time.
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  I should just title this Don't Listen If You're
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  a First Time Listener. Sorry, don't listen. Sorry,
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  dot, dot, dot. Don't listen if you're the first
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  time listening. That's a good title. Okay, post
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  -recording Ben here. I was informed after the
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  fact that it was actually 0 .7. percent that's
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  the average i meant to say but i said seven instead
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  of 0 .7 so it's just an issue of one decimal
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  point one decimal point that i i messed up i
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  admit i messed up but it was one decimal point
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  it was not the end the freaking world but like
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  i was saying for all the november fans they're
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  allowed to listen um haunted dolls because they
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  have eyes right they're vessels for and the minds
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  of the people commenting demons right they're
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  vessels for demons so if you look them in the
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  eyes that's inviting them to i guess possess
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  you through your screen so they have to say sorry
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  for looking in your eyes to tell a demon they
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  didn't mean to don't possess me i'm so sorry
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  i stumbled upon this i wasn't intentionally opening
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  this door type of thing am i explaining that
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  good yes yeah absolutely and it's but also at
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  the same time i'm like where did this idea stem
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  from of like you have to say yes sorry this was
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  not a thing no it's like a long time to reiterate
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  for everyone that's not on tiktok that's listening
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  there is a thing on tiktok and only tiktok where
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  if you post anything vaguely paranormal especially
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  if there's a doll or anything But even if it's
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  remotely, vaguely paranormal, people will comment
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  in drones. I'm sorry. I'm sorry. So sorry. Sorry.
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  I claim no negativity from this TikTok. I'm sorry.
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  Yeah. I claim all negative. Yeah, you do. You
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  do. You do. You also claim all sex rituals and
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  Santa Clauses. Okay, don't include those in the
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  same sentence. Well, no one's listening to this
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  for the first time. People should be glad that
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  I claim all the negative energy. Because, first
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  of all, if I'm claiming all the negative energy,
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  none of that negative energy is going to them.
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  They should be happy about it. I'm saving them.
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  True, but they're so sorry. Because then they
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  come back next time and they say sorry. So to
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  help articulate... what I would have just spent
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  20 minutes rambling about next. I found a great
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  TikTok by Paramoteej. I'm going to link the actual
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  link to the video in the description. So everyone
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  go follow her. Check out the actual video. Engage
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  with her content. It's all really good stuff.
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  But let's watch this TikTok together and discuss
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  when we get back. When people apologize to random
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  haunted dolls or even go as far to ask permission
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  to scroll past a video, the deeper issue is not
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  politeness or respect, it's authority. In many
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  spiritual belief systems, power is relational.
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  If you repeatedly position yourself as smaller,
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  apologetic, or subordinate to something you have
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  not wronged, you are symbolically handing over
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  your own agency. Your belief in your energy shapes
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  your experience. If you operate from the assumption
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  that an unseen force has the right to judge your
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  ordinary behavior, you are actually reinforcing
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  a hierarchy where you are beneath that spirit.
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  And that internal framing matters. Your mind
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  and nervous system absorb that message. And over
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  time, the habit of unnecessary apology can actually
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  condition a stance of vulnerability rather than
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  a grounded presence. Across spiritual traditions
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  that acknowledge negative entities, there is
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  a consistent theme. Strength and clarity act
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  as protection. Fear and deference can function
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  as openings for that spirit, not because something
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  is lurking in every corner to get you, but because
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  insecurity projects instability. If a person
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  believes that some spirits can be harmful, then
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  signaling uncertainty or submission could, within
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  that worldview, be interpreted as a complete
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  lack of boundaries. Having spiritual boundaries
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  is not aggressive and it is not disrespectful.
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  Having boundaries is about knowing that your
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  space, your body, and your choices belong to
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  you and only you. When someone asks a doll for
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  permission to scroll past a video or apologizes
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  to them, they're actually rehearsing the idea
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  that they require approval for neutral actions.
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  That rehearsal chips away at internal confidence,
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  and the more that you externalize authority and
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  place it on that spirit, the less anchored you
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  are in your own position. there's also a psychological
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  dimension repeatedly yielding power to something
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  unseen strengthens the belief that you are at
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  risk without appeasement that belief increases
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  your fear response fear can heighten suggestion
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  imagination and hyper vigilance what began as
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  a small gesture of respect can grow into a pattern
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  of perceived threat and paranoia when none was
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  present If you believe spirits exist, the healthiest
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  stance is steady self -possession. You do not
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  challenge. You do not submit. You simply stand
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  in your own authority and your own power. And
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  if you don't believe, believing in yourself is
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  still crucial. Either way, the principle holds.
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  Do not practice surrender where it is unnecessary.
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  Your power is not something to hand out casually,
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  whether that be to a spirit or another person,
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  especially not to an object on a screen. So there's
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  a lie there. All good points. I thought I was
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  I got a funny visual in my head of like when
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  she was talking about like the very true statement
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  that like religiously if it is a demon you need
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  to just stand your ground and be firm, right?
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  In the exorcist or any exorcism movies you don't
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  see the exorcist saying with the crucifix. I'm
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  so sorry demon. I'm sorry I have to do this.
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  I'm so sorry. I claim no negativity. Please.
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  Please rid of the demon. I'm so sorry. And then
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  she started talking which we talked about like
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  a shit ton last episode about fear and like it
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  just the more you apologize and apologize and
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  apologize you're prying yourself just to and
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  making yourself fearful and that fear make yourself
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  like a logical makes you vulnerable which we
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  didn't even touch on if if you are so anxious
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  and paranoid and scared that is making you vulnerable
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  to potentially have experiences So, and like
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  she was saying, and we said last time, you're
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  psychologically in a space where you're paranoid
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  and fearing everything. So you're going to maybe
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  just not make up, but psychologically kind of
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  have all these crazy thoughts and maybe perceive
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  things as being paranormal when they aren't.
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  And then tie it to that video because you said
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  sorry and you are inserting yourself and your
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  fears. it is a lot of great points and that's
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  why i wanted to share it just because like obviously
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  it's we could ramble for 10 hours about this
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  but it was very articulate yeah yeah and then
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  it becomes a whole chain reaction and then we
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  get accused of like being demonic and worshiping
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  satan and goes down that line and then they just
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  blame us and then the rumor will spread and that
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  we then somehow rumors terrible I'm just thinking
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  about, like, a big chain reaction if any of that
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  would actually happen. What are you talking about?
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  There's rumors on the internet that Angela summons
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  demons? No, I'm saying, like... And that she's
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  satanic? No. Why are you worried about that?
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  Stay up with it. Stay up with it. I'm saying...
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  Okay, someone... They say sorry on our videos.
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  They're more hyper aware. They're more scared.
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  Something weird happens. They blame it on us.
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  And then they go all weird and then go TikTok
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  crazy and be like, these people caused me to
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  have a demonic attachment. They're like satanic.
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  They're demonic. They're terrible fucking people.
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  That's happened? No, I'm thinking of the worst
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  scenario. Stay with it, Ben. Stay with it. Is
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  it harmful to us? No, it's not. But is it harmful
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  to us at all if people say sorry? I don't think
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  so. It's just weird. I think it could be doing
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  them more harm if this is how they go about their
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  daily lives, apologizing for no reason. Because
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  they fear demonic attachment. Now, here's the
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  thing. Brianna's frozen. Brianna! Come back.
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  We lost Bree. Brianna, we know you're there.
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  Come back to us. I'm so sorry. I'm so sorry.
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  It's all our fault. Oh, okay. I'm here. Be sideways.
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  Why am I sideways? What? There we go. Okay. I
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  don't know what's going on. It must be my internet.
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  No, my internet stuff is fine. I don't know.
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  Coincidence that the one time we start talking
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  about ghosts in the machine possessing you. Is
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  that the time that I'm having the worst interference
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  or technical difficulties? Yeah, and we're having
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  a lot more before starting recording too. affecting
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  the the pod weird post recording ben here again
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  the youtube watchers already know this because
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  i put a little subtitle on the screen but brianna's
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  audio also strangely cut out for about a two
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  or three minute span earlier in the recording
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  very odd i guess like a bigger side question
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  too is like or kind of gripe of mine is like
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  what do you even say to the people that are saying
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  sorry like no way the sorry people even watch
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  that tiktok like that's not something that's
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  going to come on their feed and they're going
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  to watch two minutes of it no chance in hell
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  someone that watches a five second video that
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  says sorry and lives in such paranoia and fear
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  is going to listen to this episode they can't
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  anyways because it's not for first -time listeners
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  so what do we What do we do? Should we do anything?
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  Do we have an obligation when we put out content
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  like this to cater to these people at all? To
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  have a response that's better than just for what?
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  When they say sorry. I still think saying for
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  what is hilarious. I think it is too. But I don't
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  think we necessarily need to cater to them. the
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  the beautiful thing about tick tock is if you
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  don't like something you scroll past it you don't
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  interact with it and you're not gonna see it
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  again like that's how it works if you interact
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  with a post if you like it you comment you share
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  it whatever you're gonna get more of those same
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  things on your feed and that's not the demon
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  That's algorithms. It's an algorithm. So if you
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  are interacting and you're actively putting a
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  sorry comment on something that you didn't like
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  seeing or you think is going to affect you because
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  you saw it, you're going to keep seeing things
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  like that. So stop doing it. If a five second
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  video affects your mental state so much, you
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  have to apologize for watching it. You're going
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  to get more of it. So I would say, no, we don't
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  need to cater to them. Would it be hilarious
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  to continue saying, for what? Absolutely. And
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  I think we still should. But also you can be
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  like, hey, if you don't like this content, don't
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  interact and it won't continue to pop up on your
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  feed. Exactly. I do have a question. If on TikTok,
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  it's the case of you don't need to cater to them.
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  But then we put out a film and we put a disclaimer
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  at the front. Is that not catering to the same
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  people? Like, where does it become a case of,
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  like... Because if you're putting out a film
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  and, like, people go see it, like, in a... Say
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  it's a theater or a theatrical release or you're
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  going to someplace to see this film. They can't
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  necessarily always get up and walk out. Yeah,
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  if you're streaming it at home, you could turn
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  it off. If you put a disclaimer at the front,
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  like what's the solution? So if you put a disclaimer
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  at the front of a film in a theater and two minutes
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  in, you realize, oh, I'm not going to like this.
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  Are you just expected to go to the box office,
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  get your money back type of thing? I mean, I
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  would think if I am going to see a movie and
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  I don't know anything about it. i'm gonna read
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  a description and maybe the description should
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  have a disclaimer in it okay yeah so i guess
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  context matters if it's something someone can
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  easily swipe off of or even on youtube i guess
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  like don't cater to people but kind of what we're
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  joking about like film ratings before yeah there
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  might be some truth to that of like if you're
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  showing up in person to watch something or paying
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  for something, there should be something clear
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  at the get if it's not obvious in the... Because,
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  like, disclaimer, like, strong language and depictions
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  of ritualistic material. Right, because no one's
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  talking about if you depict someone smoking on...
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  In your film, they have to, they put that in.
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  Yeah, that's something that they have to put.
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  There's not a risk of secondhand smoke. No one's
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  talking about like, what are the risks of secondhand
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  smoke when you watch someone smoking through
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  a TV screen? Yeah. You know, so, but let's say
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  there were a lot of people on TikTok that thought
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  that you could catch secondhand smoke and die
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  from lung cancer just by watching through a screen.
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  There might be people that put a disclaimer,
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  you know, like we're saying, like, you know,
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  before you buy, contain smoking. For that reason,
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  maybe, but not, like, explicitly saying, because
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  it can cater to all these weird fringe conspiracy
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  theories. So just saying contains this solves
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  all those problems. I mean, even if we go back
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  to, like, the example of Paraschini, like, the
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  Paraschini documentary, it is, yes. uh documentary
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  mostly on the history of parashini and that is
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  what a lot of people are interested in yes the
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  film is about paranormal stuff but the film doesn't
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  necessarily like the title doesn't necessarily
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  say that so there may be people who are like
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  oh a film on parashini that's super cool and
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  not read anything about it and then be like oh
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  there's ghost stuff in this i don't want to see
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  any of that like do you even need a disclaimer
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  that oh there's paranormal paranormal ghost hunting
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  that's exactly what we said in the last episode
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  about like there's going to be a line everywhere
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  yeah and it just depends where the goal post
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  is you can push it back or forward the description
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  makes it clear yeah so i mean there's a title
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  you think you think but then also someone washes
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  something and then the trailer is very obvious
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  so like if someone watches something where it's
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  very clear in the description in the trailer
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  i don't think i have any responsibility as a
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  person that made it to yeah give them a refund
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  for their yeah absolutely um but but yeah if
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  the description like if you're trying to deceive
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  someone or trick them into watching something
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  paranormal by saying in the description this
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  contains no paranormal investigation this is
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  rated g there's swearing in the film so it's
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  you know so like i wouldn't say like show your
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  kids this is rated g there's no swearing no ghost
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  nothing scary whatsoever that would be deception
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  and lying and that that's a different case um
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  but i think we're just talking about the same
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  same thing again about like there should be some
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  sort of without catering to people just kind
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  of yeah content warning not in the film or whatever
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  because i think that's cringy anyways there's
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  like zach bagans warning this film was cursed
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  no no yeah no no it's not but but if he said
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  contains strong language and potentially frightening
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  images of real rituals i don't know what's wrong
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  with saying that yeah yeah contains sex magic
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  none of that in piercini though that you know
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  of What do you mean, dude? No, there is none
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  of that in Parashini. Oh my god. I promise you
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  guys, none of that. Anyways, if you haven't watched
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  Parashini, Plague in the Pines, it is available
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  currently on Paraflex. Yes. For your viewing.
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  It is good. Warning. Contains swear words and
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  paranormal. More people have been concerned about
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  the swear words, Opry. Honestly, yeah. Sorry,
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  I feel like we got off topic. Sorry. Sorry. Sorry.
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  Sorry. I'm not claiming any negativity from this
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  podcast recording. But do you claim any topic
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  relevancy? Never claimed that I did. Wait, what's
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  the apology? Huh? Ben, you make zero sense sometimes.
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  There goes the brain cells. Listen, I make about
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  seven stupid comments on average per episode.
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  Only seven? On average. Makes sense. Are you
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  sure it's not 27? There's still five inside of
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  me. Any final comments about ghosts coming through
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  screens and apologizing for watching demons?
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  I don't know. No, I feel like we've really, really
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  talked a lot. I'm sorry. I'm sorry. I'm sorry.
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  for another paranormal deep dive.