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15. The BJ Multiverse (Halloween Episode!) · Amigos, Afraid!

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Guys, it's hallow week. Hallow weekend.
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Hallow weekend. Hope you guys are having a
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fantastic Thursday leading into I think the first hallow weekend
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of Do we have hallow weekend last year?
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No, we didn't. It wasn't on Friday last year.
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Dude, I can't remember what I ate yesterday.
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I, I I don't know. I don't even remember what we
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did last year. Last year we went to the to to
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the brewery. We went to a brewery.
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Last year, yeah. In costume.
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Three pizza we did. Yeah, yes, yes, yes, yes, yes.
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Yes. It's awesome.
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Back to. Me now.
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I yeah, dressed up as recent with.
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Wings, yes. Yep, and you didn't keep them,
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much to my dismay. The return was worth it because
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we got our money back, so it was totally.
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Fine. It's because they were
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defective. They were defective.
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They were defective. I remember portion it to my body
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either. Yes, mostly they were defective
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and you deserve that refund. Yes, exactly.
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And I got it. Good.
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What did you dress up as? I I think I told the podcast
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last week I dressed up as salt bird which I might be recycling.
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We do have fun Hallow weekend plans I am so excited for.
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Super excited and technically you could wait to listen to this
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episode and listen to it there on the way there.
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Yeah, if you're our friends who are who are joining us this
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weekend. Otherwise, it's just a regular
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Thursday for you and I hope you have a really fun weekend.
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Plans. Super fun weekend plans.
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Yeah, like going at the club or something.
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Club. Another club.
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Trick or treating? Trick or treating?
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Playing. Your neighbour's house.
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More trick or treating? Scarecrow Scarecrow.
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An empty field. A pumpkin patch.
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The freaky fields. Have you been in an empty field
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at night time? Where would we find one?
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I've done parking lots. Empty parking lots.
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That's scary. Yeah, I'd say that's the
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equivalent of a field. Especially if you're a woman.
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Oh no, no, no, I we don't wish that upon anyone.
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Never me, I'd be so scared. Friend, I'm excited the the
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weather has been OK. It's been a little crispy but
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today was like 90 something. It was a little disgusting.
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I walked to go get lunch today with Alexa and it I was sweating
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on the way back. Did did you happen to go to
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Jollibee? I did not go to Jollibee.
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It's never an option. Alexa has like beef with in the
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same way I have beef with lately.
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This is Alexa has beef with Jollibee.
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Alexa, why? I don't know.
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She said it just wasn't good to her.
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What did that bee do to you? I don't Jolly bee do to you.
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She hasn't had the mango pies yet.
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That's what I think the issue is, 'cause those are delicious.
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That is the number one thing you go for at Jollibee.
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Go for the mango pie. Is it like mango pineapple?
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Or something. Mango pineapple pie.
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Yeah, it. Is God, they're so good.
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They're just 10 times better than McDonald's apple pies.
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I agree, it honestly is the best, like fast food dessert I
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think I've ever had. Unfortunately we're not
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sponsored by Jollibee, so go at your own will.
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We're not telling you to go. We're not telling you to go, but
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get the pie if you go. Yeah.
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Do you have a good week so far? I've yeah, I've had a good week
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so far. It's been chill.
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Like I said, it's I feel it in the morning when I walk out and
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it's dark and it's cold and I can wear a hoodie and I'm like,
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yes, finally. Then 10 AM rolls around and.
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Then 10 AM rolls around and it's already 80 something degrees.
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You're like, OK, that's all coming up.
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I wore a beanie. How to take that off?
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Yeah, no, but besides that, it's been a good week.
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I will say it, it's already a faster week than last week.
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Last week for some reason it was super slow.
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It dragged. What did we even have planned?
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I had a busy week. I had a fun Halloween party last
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weekend. Did you have fun?
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I had lots of fun, hung out with friends, did have some crazy
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stuff happened that it's not my business to tell, but OK wait,
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poor friend. Hope you're hope you're having a
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good time. I hope you're having a a better.
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Time a better week, yeah. A better week?
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I don't know what this is about, but I hope you have a better
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week. That's how we like it here.
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Ominous and spooky and you don't know what we're talking about.
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Oh God, the spider man come out to play.
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I quoted that today on a megaphone to someone.
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Thank you. I I say this to Brian every time
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we hop on to play Fortnite, which we haven't done in a
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while. I know, so sorry my feelings are
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hurt the 1st. Thing I say when he jumps on
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onto the mic. Is that the green goblin quote
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with my green goblin skin? Anyways, sorry guys.
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OK, well my friend here brought us a little coke to celebrate
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our 15th episode. I think episode 15-1. 15 yeah
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15. And our big Halloween episode.
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I I think this deserves a cheers OK with these.
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I got some Coke Zeroes. I brought us 2.
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Coke Zeroes because I know Brian, my Co host here, love
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some Coke Zeroes. When he listens to.
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You It is spooky week with spooky weekend right around the
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corner. We are choosing to y'all because
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we love y'all. But friend, cheers.
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Cheers. Happy Halloween.
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Happy Halloween. There is nothing scarier than
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caffeine addiction. Oh.
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My goodness, that was Crisp was yours as Chris was mine.
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Yeah, that sounded good. Hopefully you guys got some good
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A somewhere. That was pretty good.
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Cheers. Cheers, hopefully you guys heard
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that. Oh, hopefully you guys like the
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sound of slurping. For a quick second, try not to.
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I'm going to try not to. Oh, that was a spicy one.
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Oh man, that does not taste like a like a Coke zero.
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I failed to mention I got these off of a website.
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I thought it was Timu, but it wasn't Timu you.
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I didn't. Oh, are you OK for?
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You that coke off of Timu I? Excuse us.
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Wow. Oh my God.
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I didn't read the fine print but it was like less than a cent.
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Oh my God, Oh my. Wait, wait.
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Give me a second. I'll be right back.
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Jeez, what is this it? That was weird.
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Well. Anyways, hi friend.
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Hi. Hi, how you doing today?
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I'm good. Yeah, I'm good.
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All right, Well, welcome back to the Daily Bean flick.
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I am half of your hosts, I would say.
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And I'm Melissa. And you know today, what do you
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think, friend? It's October.
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What does that mean to you? Spooky fall weather candy, yes.
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Pumpkins. Not much of A pumpkin spice
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girly, but I can get with a Chai latte.
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I agree with you, I'm not much of A pumpkin spice person.
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I had a like a matcha apple spiced thing the other day
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before Disney. Amazing really.
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It tasted just like a Chai latte.
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Just like very like spice flavor.
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That's yummy. But Yum.
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I love a cardamom. I love an apple.
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Apple Something, you know. Wow.
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Well, since it's October, what do you think about talking a
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little bit about ghost stories? Something.
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Yeah. Do you believe in ghosts?
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I do like I when I was growing up, I was a little bit of
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stitious, like I had a few paranormal experiences.
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But as I'm getting older, like I'm basically superstitious.
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Like I, I love the idea that there's another something,
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there's something and then they're still here because this
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is like. Yeah.
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Yeah, so like I do, I do believe in ghosts.
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I like that. I think so too.
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And I think mostly, you know, it makes me think of Day of the
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Dead, makes you think of, you know, Coco and all of those
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different. You know, and that's culturally,
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that's really important to us. Totally.
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I agree with that. But in terms of our own
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experiences, I mean, what do you think?
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Do you feel like you've ever had a paranormal experience?
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Success, if it's not already known.
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I don't know if I've ever told you this story.
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I think you might have, but tell me again.
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Yes. So we have a family ghost.
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He's a little Mia at the moment, but growing up we had a family
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ghost called Charlie. Oh, you named him Charlie?
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Or is this a dead child that you found?
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No. OK, we.
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I don't know who came up with the name, whether that was like
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my mom or, or I feel like it might have been my mom.
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But there was Charlie and he started showing up around when I
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was in like middle school and we had just moved houses.
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We like grew up in LA Baldwin Park area, moved to Chino,
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Baldwin Park, Baldwin Park, we moved to Chino and we moved into
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this new house. And my mom had this friend who
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she was working with and he was like, you have a new house, you
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have to bless it first. And we're just like.
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He knew something, yeah. And something was up.
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And so like he came to the house and he did like the whole
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tradition of like salt around, yeah, the outside around the
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property, around the property to prevent any spooky stuff or bad
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energy and the whole. I would call that like a
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cultural superstition too, right?
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Of of the salt or of the of the Olympia, right?
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Yes, of a place. So they did that, but I guess it
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didn't work because throughout our experience at that house, we
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there was a lot of it was a one story house.
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So it wasn't like creaking up the stairs, smaller house, just
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a smaller house. It was not an old house.
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So it wasn't like we didn't really think that there was like
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it was just, it wasn't the house making.
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Noise. There wasn't no flapper ghost.
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Prohibition Ghost. So my sister was little.
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She was like 5 years old when we moved into that house I believe
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and. She used to wake up.
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Yes, and she shared a room with me and so like she like would
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see she woke me up one night and she was like who is that And I
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was like. Burned the house down.
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What do you mean? And I'm like looking in the dark
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and she's like right there in the corner, like there's a like
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a, there's a man there. And I'm just like go back to
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sleep and I was like, I'm only two years older.
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Like I'm just freaked out, trying to be protective of my
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little sister. And she goes, she goes back to
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sleep and I'm just like wide awake, just experiencing like
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just dread and like, but over the years, like we just he was
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present. There was just like he would
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leave the light on, he would open the door, he would.
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Make a noise. Make a noise and but we turned
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like I think he got used to us and we like.
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So he was a friendly. He was a friendly ghost.
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Never did anything. He never sinister us, never.
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He didn't wake up with scratches or anything like that.
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Wow. And he was just present, like he
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was just made us like minding. Minding his business.
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Minding his business. So when we moved houses, he
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actually came with us. He followed, he followed us.
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He didn't want to leave us like I mean, we are.
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Very. He was like, oh, I wanna, I
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wanna this nice Mexican family would not me?
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So in that other house, same city, that's when he would hear
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walking up the stairs, leaving the light on in my momma's
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bathroom. Like one time my dog Sammy, she
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was barking at a space next to my mom and just barking,
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barking, barking like crazy. And my momma's like, it's not
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even looking at, like, my mom. Yeah.
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And she's barking at a space next to her.
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And it's just like, she's going crazy.
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And my mom's like, what's going on there?
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And there's nothing there. Dogs be seeing things too.
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It's always the dogs and the little.
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Kids. And Sammy was so protective and
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so loving. So I think she just tried to
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warn us. I think that might have been
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like, her first time seeing Charlie, maybe.
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And we assume it's Charlie. Yeah, because he didn't do
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anything to us. Essentially, that makes sense.
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I feel like you gotta assume because it's right.
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The same kind of vibe, the same non malicious energy, same.
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Acts that he was doing, like it wasn't like anything new.
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Your family ghost friend. Our family ghost and like that's
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one of the more mild stories of Charlie the.
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Charlie the Ghost. Charlie the ghost, but yeah.
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Do you have any? I do, you know, I, I like
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Charlie's Charlie the ghost story because I feel like it's,
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it's, for lack of better words, cute, you know, like it's, it's
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not, isn't ever anything bad. I would say my story is a
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little, a little darker, a little darker.
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Not to freak you out. I'm gonna start flickering the
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lights. But when I was around like 1516,
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it was back when I lived in San Diego with my parents and we
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would have a lot of family over, like small house, just
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two-bedroom house. But every once in a while when
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we'd have family over, my sister or me would go and sleep in the
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living room and we'd just make a, a tendido a little like, you
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know, bunch of blankets somewhere and we'd sleep.
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And then our family would get the rooms right out of courtesy.
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One night we had family staying over because we went to a
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funeral in, in, across the border in Mexico, in Tecate.
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So this is like probably 30-40 minutes from home, right?
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We went to this funeral and it was pretty late at night.
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By the time we got, you know, home, it was dark.
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It was dark. Early mornings.
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Witching hour. Witching hour, probably.
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It was one of those things where we got home late, everyone's
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tired, and then everyone just kind of crashes, right?
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So I made myself a little bundle of blankets in the living room
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and I went to sleep on the floor.
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And when you're like 15, nothing hurts.
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So sleeping on the floor is kind of cool and you don't really
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mind, but I remember I was sleeping and I couldn't tell you
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what time it was. Honestly.
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Probably 2-3, maybe 4, right? Still very dark and sleeping
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alone in the living room and clear as day.
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I heard a man's voice say open the door.
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Not a familiar voice. Not a familiar voice and it was
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like a one, one time it was, it didn't repeat, it didn't
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anything. It was one very clear male
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voice. Not my dad, not my anyone.
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Not the one that passed. I mean they would have probably
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spoken in Spanish. And and no, it was when I tell
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you I got like chills all over. And like, even right now, it's
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like sweaty talk, like thinking about it.
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But I heard it so clear that I you know how you like, like how
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a vampire will like stand up in a in a coffin, like, just like
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straight, straight up the core. Strength for that.
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The core strength 15 again, I stood straight up and I
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something just told me to like yell for my dad.
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So I yelled and I was like dad, and he came and he came like
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running right, 'cause he's like, what's wrong?
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And he came to the living room and he like kind of knelt like
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towards where I was. And he said what happened, what
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happened, like what's wrong? And I couldn't even, I couldn't
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even bring myself to explain. So I just said I had a
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nightmare. OK, Yeah.
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Because, of course, what else are you gonna say at 3:00 in the
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morning, right? But it was the creepiest thing
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that I've ever experienced. And for it to have been the same
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day as a funeral where there's probably so much energy in that
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cemetery, so many people. You have, they do have a saying
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like where not a saying, but like a thing where if you have
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good energy and you're not really protected and somebody
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that latches on to you like. Terrifying.
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Crazy. So many movies about that type
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of concept of the latching, right?
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But yeah, that's my one. Really an only ghost story.
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Wow. Creepy.
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Creepy. Yeah.
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No, that was a good one. Yeah.
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Yeah. I mean, I feel like we can talk
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about that. Talking for so long for.
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So long because I do have scarier ones, but just to keep
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in light of I think we're gonna keep it with you scary me like
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fun. Yeah, I wonder why that is,
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friend. Tell me, do you enjoy a scary
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movie? I do not.
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I am such a chicken like a scaredy cat, like all those
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little weenie Hut junior like. I cannot with the with the scary
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movies only because like. Yeah, what is it about them as
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a? Kid like I was introduced to a
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few like cousins would play scary movies or even like my
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brothers, specifically my brothers who played very but the
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the movies like would like linger in my head and I would go
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to sleep and I would have very, very vivid nightmares and like
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it's, it's something a feeling like that I couldn't and I have
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anxiety like and I didn't know what that was when I was little.
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So when I would wake up and my heart racing and I had asthma,
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like those things feel mixed. Couldn't breathe.
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Couldn't breathe. And just like I feel like I
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would envision like I just have a very.
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Vivid. Imagination and I would create
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scenarios even if they're not real.
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Yeah, and. So it would just create these
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effects and I'm. Doing it to myself, yeah.
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So it's not like it's the movie like I understand like some of
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them are expertly like crafted and made and enjoyable.
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There's a lot of. Art.
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And there's art appreciated. Yes.
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Not for me. Not for me.
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I like the fun Halloween, like just a just a nice wholehearted,
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like magic. Magic for me is like is what I
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like about Halloween. Yeah, How about you?
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Yeah, I mean, you know that I do enjoy myself a scary movie.
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I I think for me, I grew up First of all, my mom loves the
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scary movies. Wow.
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She just enjoys the thrill. So I think that just kind of
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picked up on that from when I was a kid.
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But I think for the most part I I like scary movies 1 because I
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can appreciate maybe the art of it all right, and the special
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effects and kind of the how do they do it of it has always
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fascinated me. But I think also I like that
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feeling of how should I put it? I think it's more of a a release
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of the the screws or the the jump scare, the adrenaline.
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Yeah, I think that that release is really fun and thrilling.
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And, and yeah, it's definitely not for everyone.
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So I totally understand because I also will enjoy a light
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hearted movie once in a while. And there's definitely been
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horror movies that have backfired on me and have caused
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me nightmares. I don't understand why people go
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through those things. It's self-inflicted, yeah.
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self-inflicted torture, Yeah. I mean, what do you, what do you
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think? Has there been any movies that
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you feel like really did it really kind of scarred you?
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Yes, and this is when I bring back the My brothers did this to
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me, They showed me it. That was too little the the.
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The classic 1, the Pennywise. Yeah, the classic one.
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Like I still like, I I avoid everything clown.
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Like, like historically, famously, all my friends know
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and family know that I do not like clowns to a point where
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they're so kind enough that they're not clowns for
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Halloween. They don't dress up as clowns.
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But the IT movie really scarred me because it was just like it
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was supposed to be a fun character doing such evil,
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harmful things to children. And then like even like the
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ending scene in the bathtub, like if we're in the original
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movie, like in the original, I still see that in my head if I
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still think about it. So I try to like avoid it.
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And then also in the same sense, in the same.
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Time when I was that little, they showed me Leprechaun I.
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Think that's what it's called? Oh OK, disgusting.
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Yeah, I wanna throw up. That little guy is little.
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Yes, but like those things, like you're taking something that's
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supposed to be fun and turning them into monsters.
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They're so twisted if you think about.
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It exactly. So I'm just like that was ever
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since then, basically like I those two movies, Yeah and
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dolls. Anything doll related not.
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Creepy a Creepy. Doll.
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Not my thing. Not my thing.
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Wow. Creepy mannequin.
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Yeah, No way. See, I don't know if there's
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been really scary movies that have created that effect in me.
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I think one movie which I know, you know, to this day we I bring
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up is The Witch, which we've probably mentioned.
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It's one of those unconventional, I wouldn't call
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it thriller, but I would definitely call it very
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unsettling movies. Yeah.
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That really makes, I think people feel unsettled in that,
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right? Comfortable, creepy way.
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Uncomfortable. Totally.
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It makes me want to kind of like turn it off type of thing, but I
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think the ring was another one we're seeing it as a kid maybe I
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didn't fully understand the idea of.
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Is that the girl with the hair? Yeah.
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Yeah, see, I know like main scenes.
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Yeah, but like. It's 'cause they're so iconic.
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Horror movies are so iconic, right?
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Yeah. But what's funny enough, which
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actually, I think my sister is one of the few people that
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knows. When I was a kid, I used to be
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terrified of ET. Terrified.
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Terrified. Don't know what happened there.
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Couldn't tell you. Alien.
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Couldn't tell you what happened. I think though it was partially
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head shape. The head shape creepy, the voice
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creepy, the little the finger disgusting.
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I would have nightmares about that finger and then also the
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the soundtrack. Oh, really?
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I don't. I was too young when I saw that
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movie, so that didn't scare me. Yeah, but I don't remember stuff
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like that, Like soundtracks. Yeah, it's, it's interesting
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because music can really, really set the scene, can't it?
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Yeah, and that's when, like, jump scares come into effect,
22:29
when the music is just like building and building up, and
22:33
I'm just there with my ears covered, my eyes covered.
22:36
You know what I find even more creepy or unsettling than jump
22:40
scares? Some people whisper us and are
22:43
my feet? Yes.
22:46
That creeps me out because I'm like, oh, something's coming.
22:48
There's someone in the room with me.
22:51
Yeah. Their hair standing back in the
22:53
back of your neck. For those of you that don't
22:56
enjoy ASMRI, apologize. Oh my goodness.
23:00
Just kidding. Well, in the sake of lightening
23:03
things up and being a bit chaotic, as we are on on
23:07
occasion, how about we play a game?
23:10
Sure. I want to play a game, oh God a
23:15
fun game, a fun game. So I was thinking we could do a
23:18
little bit of like AF marry kill of some classic and new horror
23:26
characters. Alright, alright.
23:28
Sound fun? Yes.
23:29
OK, start thinking of some off the top of your head.
23:31
I'm going to start thinking we got to do, we got to do little
23:34
categories here. OK, Any come to mind?
23:38
What do you think? I think we can do Dracula,
23:46
Frankenstein or The Mummy. Oh, you got some real classic
23:50
ones. OK, OK, Dang.
23:56
Should we? Do you want to both answer or do
23:58
you want to go like one off 1? Like I'd give you characters,
24:02
you'd give me characters. Let's do that.
24:03
OK, OK, this is hard. I'm gonna say OK, I'm gonna say
24:11
I'm gonna marry Frankenstein F Dracula and and kill the bubby.
24:21
I agree totally you. Know we're on the same page.
24:25
OK, here's the reasoning. You ready?
24:26
OK, so Dracula, I mean, you gotta you gotta do the vampire.
24:34
That's kind of self-explanatory. You got to do the vampire.
24:37
OK, Homie probably knows what he's doing.
24:38
And based off of the classic movies with those very like
24:42
swoony scenes. He leaves his mark.
24:45
He. Leaves his mark.
24:46
And the candle lit the dark bedroom vibes.
24:50
So give me a. So totally.
24:53
And then Frankenstein, he's just misunderstood.
24:57
Yeah, I feel like he would be a good time.
25:00
You know, I haven't seen the new Guillermo del Toro movie, which
25:03
we definitely have to go watch. But yes, I'm down to watch that
25:05
one. I'm not scared of Frankenstein.
25:07
Yeah, but I think that one's gonna be good.
25:09
But you gotta. You gotta marry Frankenstein
25:11
you. Know I just believe he's like
25:13
strong and he's obsessed with you.
25:16
He's protective. He only has eyes for you.
25:18
Yeah, he's also a little dumb, so you gotta.
25:21
Like, you know, a himpo. A himpo.
25:24
Freaking sights a Himmo and then the mummy.
25:29
I mean, the mummy doesn't really have much going on for him, you
25:31
know, he's, he's probably real effed looking under those.
25:35
Yes, and like I. Don't know if you like try to.
25:37
Touch him. I feel like he just crumbled.
25:39
He's crumbled. Crumbled.
25:41
Yeah. Not done nothing for me.
25:42
No dust, nothing dust. No one wants dust.
25:44
No one does dust. No one needs dust down.
25:46
There dirty. Not that kind of dirty.
25:49
Oh yes, agreed. Let's do next.
25:53
Let me think. OK, so I'm going to do you the
25:55
classic ones, the the classic Halloween costumes.
25:59
As you see the little boys wear the mask.
26:02
OK, so like Michael Myers. Classic.
26:06
Jason OK And Freddy Krueger. Dang, OK, I'm going to be
26:11
honest, I'm going to get these masks confused here.
26:14
OK, I do know Freddy Krueger is he got the claw, He got the.
26:18
He got the. He has the the Holy Face.
26:21
He has the holy face, the burnt. I think he he got burnt or
26:25
something. I don't remember the lore, but I
26:27
know that he shows up in nightmares.
26:29
He's the Nightmare on Elm Street guy.
26:31
That's Freddy Krueger, right? And then Michael Myers is the
26:35
one with the he he has like the mechanic suit with the white
26:38
mask, OK, and he has a little knife, right?
26:41
That's and he walks really slow, very slow.
26:45
And then Jason, I'm he's the hockey mask guy.
26:49
Yes, I don't watch scary. Movies.
26:55
I want to say he's the hockey mask guy.
26:56
I never I've I've disclaimer I've never seen any of these
26:59
movies, but I do know the characters.
27:00
Well, we're killing. We're killing Freddy Krueger, I
27:03
think. Yeah, he's just.
27:05
He, he's not going to be pleasant to look at.
27:07
He doesn't seem like he, he, he knows what he's doing.
27:09
You know, he, I I don't like that he's got the striped shirt
27:14
going on. He has no sense of style.
27:18
So I think we're gonna kill him. I think I give Michael Myers a
27:23
chance. But then there's Jason.
27:28
And I don't really know much about Jason.
27:29
What does Jason even look? Like, OK, so from what I was
27:32
looking up when I was getting these little names together, I
27:36
think Jason is the one that has childhood trauma.
27:40
All right, so. Like he was the one who has
27:41
drowned and came back to life and all.
27:44
Right, so let me have some wrong viewers.
27:46
Let's have a little night with Jason.
27:47
I'm not the most reliable source for Halloween related things,
27:51
but yeah. Let's let's do a night with
27:53
Jason just because, you know, if he has a lot of trauma, I don't
27:55
want to do it that long term. True.
27:58
And then we'll give Michael Myers a chance because at least
27:59
he's quiet. You.
28:01
Know he's he's not gonna also the the the blue mechanic suit,
28:06
you know, maybe he's good he's maybe he's good at doing, you
28:10
know. We love the working class.
28:11
We love we love the working class.
28:12
We love a a blue collar. Let's let's keep it at that.
28:17
OK. Wow.
28:19
All right. I'm gonna throw a real
28:21
unconventional one at you. You ready?
28:22
Yeah. All right.
28:24
You might not like it. I.
28:26
You're looking at me. You're already scared.
28:29
OK, so we got Chucky, all right. Classic.
28:32
What? Late 80s, early 90s doll.
28:36
Chucky. We got Annabelle all right.
28:39
Another one. Why are you doing this to?
28:40
Me, I'm so sorry, but I need to know.
28:43
OK, and then let's do another little doll, man.
28:45
His name is Jigsaw that. Was a.
28:48
Tricycle. Not that we're not talking the
28:52
man. Yeah, that runs the game.
28:54
We're talking the doll. Exclusively.
28:56
We're talking the doll. Respectfully, I don't think I'm
29:02
going to participate in this one.
29:04
That's fair. Like shout out in love to the
29:08
dolls for trans rights and yay. Love.
29:11
Burn these three. Burn.
29:13
These three, yes, these are the kind of dolls we stand.
29:17
There is, yes. There is no way in hell that
29:20
they belong in hell, but there is no way that I'm choosing to
29:25
either marry or F or have any kind of passionate romantic
29:29
relationships with these dolls. It's not happening, It's not
29:32
happening, it's not happening. Just burn them alive.
29:34
Are they alive? You know, they've tried to burn
29:37
Chucky and it didn't work. Didn't this really?
29:41
Is it an actual doll in real life so or is it just the
29:44
movies? That they burned him.
29:46
It's the movie, but is. Oh, I know what you're asking
29:49
because Annabelle is an actual doll, yes Yeah, Annabelle's an
29:52
actual haunted doll. So Chucky's not Chucky's like a,
29:57
you know, the movie Chucky. It's it's called Child's play.
30:00
The original 1 I think it's called Child's Play.
30:02
I've seen it. Yeah, OK, I've seen it.
30:04
So he's just, he's just a character in the movie, but they
30:07
made him into like a doll that you could buy because obviously
30:10
capitalism, right? People want it as like a memento
30:14
because they like it. So he's not an actual haunted
30:17
doll, OK? He's just a product.
30:18
Oh, I think I'm remembering I I saw it in Spanish in Mexico.
30:23
What was it called in Spanish? Choki choki El choki with an O
30:28
choki no. Idea actually.
30:31
But yeah, I did. I did.
30:32
From quibbles and evils. Something.
30:38
Like, I agree with you, yeah. No, not about that.
30:41
Not gonna, never gonna be about that.
30:43
Not gonna do it. That brings me back.
30:44
I think that just closely relates to like just dolls in
30:47
general. Like my grandma had given me a
30:49
doll. Was that like a creepy the
30:51
porcelain 1 and it was on my bookshelves were creepy.
30:55
It was on my bookshelf in that in the 1st house where Charlie
30:58
was came. Yeah, came through.
31:01
Whose idea was that? My grandma, and she's a
31:04
Christian woman. Maybe to her they look like
31:07
some. Yeah, it's probably like an
31:08
American girl dog or whatever. No, we couldn't afford.
31:11
American No, we couldn't. We just afforded the creepy
31:14
ones, the ones that you would get.
31:15
All this was. Funny.
31:18
But there, yeah, that we had that doll.
31:20
We had two sets, one for me and my sister, and they were on our
31:23
bookshelf. And one day we had a Jesus
31:27
picture above our doorway just to protect the girls in the
31:31
house. That when those dolls arrived, I
31:35
swear, I swear. I swear in normal life like that
31:39
same night the the Jesus. Shut up.
31:42
Picture fell and cracked in half.
31:45
Throw those whole dolls away. Throw them away.
31:47
I did, I think, but I think my mom did.
31:49
Horrifying. Maybe that's a sign they're not
31:52
in our lives anymore. Thank God.
31:54
Does that mean that that's so creepy, Fred?
31:59
I also had one of those dolls. I don't know what happened to
32:01
it. I think my mom gave it away or
32:03
put them outside on the curb for someone to take.
32:07
Yeah, no nose, no dolls. All right, let's do two more.
32:11
What did you say? Sure.
32:13
All right, I'll give you Leatherface.
32:19
That's the guy from Chainsaw Massacre, isn't it?
32:21
I think it's specifically his movie called Leatherface.
32:24
Oh, OK, OK, OK. If you want to Google his his
32:28
his what he looks like real quick Ghostface.
32:33
Oh, OK. Or the one that I despise in
32:40
Penny Pennywise. Oh, OK, fine, OK.
32:44
So Leatherface, Ghostface, Pennywise.
32:47
See, I already know what you're gonna choose.
32:49
Yeah. I I think, OK, see, I think, I
32:56
think we marry Ghostface. Hear me out.
33:01
I think we marry him because I think long term he could be fun.
33:08
Yeah, but there's a bunch of silly little memes with him.
33:11
Yeah, he could be fun. He looks like he's limber.
33:14
A cute photo shoot. Baby Ghostface.
33:19
Pregnancy enough. Dang.
33:24
Yeah. You know, Leatherface really
33:26
creeps me out, and I kind of feel like if I got on
33:29
Pennywise's good side, I think he'd be a good time.
33:31
But the thing about Pennywise is he's in the in the remake, he's
33:38
played by Alexander Skarsgard, who also does Nosferatu.
33:43
Did you know that? Yes, I did.
33:45
Yes, actually I did know that you're.
33:47
Acting really, really good. So it's really hard because I'm
33:51
biased because I like him. But it's not but.
33:53
It's not him. It's not, I mean, I'd say I'd
33:59
say Pennywise. Why not on my end to just
34:04
because he's an entity he could shape shift?
34:08
That's true. OK, that's true.
34:10
He. Could shape shift, so I think we
34:15
might be able to do something with that.
34:16
OK, OK, let your imagination run wild.
34:19
No thanks, Leatherface. He he's he gives me the creeps.
34:25
A little bit more than Penny wise, personally.
34:26
But you could put a a. He already has a mask.
34:30
On a pillow over his face, Switch it up with the reverse.
34:34
I guess like. Yee Haw.
34:36
You could say the same from Penny Wise.
34:37
That's true. You're so bad.
34:45
Yeah, that one wasn't pleasant. No, it's hard.
34:49
OK, one more and let's end on a let's end on a good note.
34:52
Let's talk about the girlies for a second, OK?
34:54
Shout out to the to the baddies, the literal baddies, because
34:58
they do bad things. How about we got Poison Ivy, we
35:03
got Catwoman, OK, and we got Harley Quinn.
35:08
Classic baddie villains. Iconic.
35:12
There's nothing bad about them. I say all three.
35:15
All three take them home. Marry them all marry.
35:18
We have a nice little nice little convent type household
35:23
with just call ladies. OK, so I think if I had to
35:30
choose Catwoman respectfully, I would offer her.
35:37
I'm allergic to cats. I I can't really vibe with them
35:40
as much. They're cute, but if I've been
35:43
sneezing all day and not like, even if it's in like a quick one
35:47
night stand or all my life, I can't do it.
35:51
So yeah, we're going to kill Catwomen.
35:53
You know she's not really a cat, right?
35:55
Yes I know, but doesn't she keep cats?
35:58
Yeah, you know what? That's the thing.
36:00
That's. You want to go over her plate?
36:02
Maybe she'd have cat hair on her.
36:04
And then you got the asthma. My inhaler.
36:08
Where is it? So what was the other two?
36:12
Poison Ivy. Yeah, we got Poison Ivy and then
36:15
Harley Quinn. Harley Quinn Harley Quinn I will
36:19
have fun adventures with Harley Quinn.
36:22
She gives off chaotic. I would not know when to get
36:25
with her. Very chaotic.
36:28
Just fun and I think I would love that for at least a night.
36:31
I think I would have Harley Quinn mess around with her and I
36:36
would marry Poison. I would marry Poison Ivy solely
36:39
because I think she's seductive, She's confident.
36:44
She's like things that I would want to be.
36:46
She keeps plants alive. True.
36:50
I wouldn't have to worry about that.
36:53
And as someone who got a bachelor's, environmental
36:57
science. It just makes sense for.
37:00
You. I didn't even think of that.
37:02
Like kudos? I like that.
37:05
Yeah, it's just doesn't mine. She she's probably vegan too.
37:08
Yeah, I like going for. Her eco luxuries like live in
37:12
those apartments that have green rooftops, recycles, composts.
37:17
Composts for sure. She composts.
37:20
She got the thing with the egg shells going.
37:23
Wow. I I'm gonna go off on a little
37:25
bit of a different route. So I would actually probably
37:31
kill Harley Quinn. I think.
37:33
I think she's a bit much for me. I think she.
37:35
OK, I get it. I think I'd end up punching her
37:38
and it just wouldn't be fun. OK.
37:40
She a little much, you know. She'll laugh in your face while
37:43
you punch. Her I I think I'm chaotic
37:44
enough. I don't, I don't think I don't
37:46
think we would be a good mix. We would wreak havoc.
37:51
So I think I'm gonna F Poison Ivy.
37:55
Yes. And I'll probably marry Catwoman
37:58
because I think, yeah, I just. I like what she got going on.
38:01
And. And Poison Ivy.
38:03
I agree with you. I think she'd be good time.
38:05
She knows about the plants and everything.
38:07
Her place is probably well kept. She's like a tidy woman.
38:11
But I think Catwoman, I think our lifestyles would mesh, would
38:14
be able to go out together. Something about her screams nice
38:18
restaurants. She gives off nice restaurants.
38:20
And also she's a thief, so she has money.
38:23
She probably stole the jewels from the Louvre.
38:28
Actually, I think they caught the killers.
38:29
I mean killers. Sorry, someone died on the mind
38:34
frame of the Halloween. No, they caught the thieves.
38:37
Really. I didn't.
38:38
I didn't look into it. I think yesterday somebody told
38:40
me yesterday. Wow.
38:42
That's also could be misinformation.
38:45
The Internet is full of lies. Wow, I will be looking into
38:49
that. Yes, I'm invested in the story.
38:52
Nobody does crime right, Right For the people like Robin Hood.
38:59
He did a good job. Robin Hood?
39:01
Yes. Do we like him?
39:02
We like Robin Hood in D&D. He's what we would call chaotic
39:06
good. Oh.
39:08
Yeah. Shout out D&D.
39:10
Shout out D&D, Shout out MDA. OK, hear me out.
39:16
I don't know why you said MDA and I thought of M.
39:20
What MDA, The drugs, No. We are drug free since 93.
39:29
What? What's the thing?
39:30
Oh yeah, vomit free from since 93.
39:34
We are. We are drug free.
39:35
We are red ribbon. Dude I think the spirit weeks is
39:40
actually happening this week. I honestly, that doesn't
39:43
surprise me. That doesn't say dare the dare
39:46
did. I love when people wear the dare
39:48
shirts. Ironically, they're wearing a
39:51
dare to what is it? Dare to say no to drugs.
39:55
They're wearing the shirt, but then they're just like vaping.
39:59
It's great. Ironic.
40:01
So what do you think? And I'm thinking it's time for a
40:04
little. Hear me out.
40:06
Yes. 'Cause we brought up a lot of
40:07
characters against our will. Yes.
40:12
But I think it's time to talk about the ones that maybe we've
40:15
thought about. Maybe, you know, they run across
40:18
our mind sometimes. You never know.
40:20
OK, this is. Judgement free space.
40:23
It's just you and me and our 10,000 listeners. 10,000 and
40:28
growing and. Growing.
40:30
They won't say anything, will you?
40:32
Put it down in the comments below.
40:34
Judge us in the comments. Below please tell I'm sensitive.
40:36
She'll cry so. OK.
40:41
What's one of your hear me outs? Hear me out, OK?
40:45
Those are the ones that are like, not, let's say if we were
40:49
keeping on theme with the Halloween, it's characters that
40:54
probably are not as good looking.
40:57
Right. Not conventionally.
40:58
Conventionally good looking and maybe, hmm, interesting.
41:05
OK. Yeah, Yeah.
41:07
I think you're on it. I think not conventionally hot
41:10
or if they are they're they have red flags all over them.
41:16
But we love the. Red flags, You know, we can be
41:18
toxic every once in a while. That's feminism.
41:20
We make our own decisions. OK, I'm done.
41:25
Let me think of 1 real quick. I'm gonna start off with an easy
41:31
one. OK, that's.
41:33
Let's ease the people in. Yes, let's ease the people into
41:35
our negative thoughts. A character that I love
41:39
imitating. I'm not the best, I'm not the
41:41
best, I'm not the best. Are we gonna get AI Don't know
41:43
an impression? Maybe not, maybe not, I just
41:46
heard. Myself.
41:47
A Bane from The Dark Knight. Oh no, best main impression I've
41:55
ever heard. I'll get worse in the room right
41:58
now. Bane, The Dark Knight.
42:01
Dark Knight. He's he's big, he's got muscles,
42:05
he's bald, he's got that weird mask on his mouth.
42:11
But that voice is very intoxicating, very.
42:15
Bring me in. I see.
42:16
I see. Dirty to me.
42:19
Through that mask. So, yeah, like the physique, his
42:23
presence, although he's not, if I'm remembering the movie
42:28
correctly, he's a bad guy, but his presence gives off, like,
42:32
calm energy. And he doesn't.
42:37
Yeah, he doesn't. Yeah, He he's polite.
42:39
Yes, he's polite. He's polite.
42:41
You're right. He listened.
42:43
He does he. And he's also kind of not
42:45
chaotic, if you think about it. He's like very grounded.
42:48
And he has. He probably had a purpose for
42:50
what he was doing. Yeah.
42:51
But everyone deserved to die. Yeah, I like it.
42:56
I'm he also has childhood trauma.
42:59
Yes, I I think he. Did he grew up in a pit?
43:01
Yes. I I don't read comics, I just
43:03
know the movie. I just know the movie too, but
43:06
yeah. That's a good one.
43:08
I know he was loyal to his to that one lady, I think her name
43:13
was Talia al Ghul. I think that's what he chance.
43:17
I don't know. Wow, but loyal king.
43:18
Bane. We love.
43:20
That's a good one, friend. That's a good one.
43:22
Thanks. You know, I think the public
43:23
would agree with you. Yeah, I think so.
43:26
Well, one of mine, on that same note, also wears a mask, Also
43:29
has a funky voice. You might have heard of him.
43:33
Darth Vader. OK, hear me out.
43:36
We got the mask, all right. The mystery is automatically
43:39
there. Darth Vader.
43:40
Yes. Or Anakin beneath because Anakin
43:45
is under there. I mean, it's it, it's yeah, it's
43:48
Anakin. He's not.
43:49
That's the that's the lore. He's not good looking anymore,
43:51
that's why he wears the mask. Right, right.
43:53
Right. I think, yeah.
43:55
I think we have to separate the 2 for this, this sake just
43:58
because. I mean, Anakin's Anakin, you
44:00
know, who doesn't love Anakin? Another misunderstood person.
44:06
I think Darth Vader just in general, Right.
44:09
He's got the same kind of thing going that you mentioned,
44:11
actually, where he has the the voice, the presence.
44:16
He yelled sometimes, but not not often.
44:19
And he was very commanding, you know?
44:21
Yeah, he had that going for him. I think I could change him.
44:27
I believe in your that you could.
44:29
Either that or we'd kill each other trying, yes.
44:33
What color would your lightsaber be?
44:35
Off topic. OK, I mean, you gotta go red.
44:39
Red. You gotta go red.
44:41
I gotta go red. I think I would choose green.
44:43
The green is cool too. Yeah, the classics.
44:46
Or purple Samuel Jackson. Purple Samuel Jackson.
44:51
Wow. I mean, Yoda too.
44:53
Yeah, you oughta had the green. You oughta had green.
44:56
Yeah, I like the red. The red's just badass, scary
44:59
looking. Wow, what's another one?
45:02
Give me one more. One more.
45:05
Yeah. OK, Listen, this is a big hear
45:09
me out. OK, give me, give me your
45:12
biggest. Hear me out, El Kukui.
45:20
Crazy. It's the cautionary tale that
45:23
we. Grew up listening to.
45:25
In our culture, you. Know that he's gonna get us.
45:27
It's a monstrous figure that supposedly kidnaps kids that
45:31
misbehave, right? I'm a good girl.
45:35
Yeah, he just wants me to be a good girl.
45:38
But maybe sometimes you misbehave.
45:39
Oops, oops. That's amazing.
45:44
So this is like deep Mexican lore, right?
45:47
I feel like every culture might have this type of story where
45:50
little kids don't stay out past, you know, past sunset or don't
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do anything bad or, you know, listen to your parents.
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It's like. That don't wander off at the
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grocery store, yeah. That's funny.
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You know what makes that one kind of cool friend?
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I'm thinking that 'cause it's, it's really like a ominous.
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Yeah, you. Don't really know we.
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Don't know. Yeah.
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We don't know what he looks like.
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I'm curious. The mystery.
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Wow. I'm drawn in.
46:16
Wow. Yeah.
46:17
But then somehow it's always depicted as like a man.
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Yeah, growing up it's like it's a senor the.
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Mystery man. It's a mystery man.
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Love it. Mystery date.
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Door #3. Please choose #3 Malone.
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Yeah. Oh, that's a good one.
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I like it. I like it.
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Wow. And you wouldn't think, right?
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No. OK, my, my kind of weird.
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I I would say maybe weird. Hear me out.
46:45
Is so have you heard of Sleepy Hollow?
46:49
Yes. Have you heard of the Headless
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Horseman? Yes.
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OK, hear me out. One.
46:56
He's good with animals. Yes, he got the horse, you know
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he has to be. Doing a cowboy love.
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We love a cowboy. Actually really do love a
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cowboy. You know what's interesting?
47:06
I think interesting, My, my Latino came out for a second.
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You know what's interesting? I think that he's originally
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from Texas. Makes sense?
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Might be wrong. Sound off in the comments if you
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think that. I'm completely off, but I think
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he's from Texas, which would make sense because he has a
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whole cowboy thing going. Yeah, and he doesn't have a
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head, which means he can't bother me.
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Can't talk back, can't talk back, no smart mouthing.
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He still has his most important parts.
47:34
Yes, he does. OK.
47:37
Also, like who? Who doesn't like you know, who
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doesn't like a little mystery there too, right.
47:43
Again with the mystery, I think we're on to something.
47:45
I think we've found our recurring theme.
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We're just. Drawing.
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We're just curious little. Yeah, woman, it's not a van with
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candy. It's a van with a mystery face.
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A man, A man. A van.
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Man with a van, Yeah. All right, you want to do some
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rapid fire ones we can, we can include in like hot ones now.
48:06
OK, OK. That have probably issues and
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are manipulative and what causes trauma but we love it.
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I like it. OK, let's go.
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Lucifer, have you ever seen that show?
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Mama, he is hot. The accent, the don't.
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Apologetically, he's the devil himself, Yeah.
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What do they put in that hell water?
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I. Don't know, I'm interested in
48:31
those simple extra jumps. Right in.
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Yeah, he's a good one. He's a good one.
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Yeah. I like it.
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OK. I feel like we brought it up
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already, but what do you think? Scream.
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Scream. Yeah, scream.
48:45
Is it the mask thing? That's the mask.
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That's the mystery. That's the mystery, Yeah.
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Who is he behind that cloak? Yep.
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What does his body look like? Is it there?
48:56
So he's walking around. Oh, I brought up Teen Wolf a
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little earlier in this episode. Void Styles.
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OK, so this is evil evil style. Evil styles.
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Yeah, he can rock my world. He does things, he knows things,
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he knows things. That's a good villain.
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That's a good, that's a good. He was.
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He played beautifully by Dylan O'Brien.
49:18
I think also we were like in our prime watching that.
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Yeah, we were. Teens.
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Yeah, I was watching in our in our youth.
49:26
Definitely, definitely. That's a good one.
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OK, Venom. The tongue.
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The tongue venom. That's the only thing.
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Also a little shape shifting, right?
49:36
Yes, that is beautiful man. And he plays Bane.
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He does. It's all connecting.
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Connecting, You know, another thing I think about Venom too is
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that the even in the comics, from what I know, because of
49:49
course I live with a man that likes this comic.
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Venom has a sense of humor. Yeah, that's really funny.
49:55
Like a lot. Yeah.
49:57
A lot of the things that we're mentioning is very like female
49:59
gaze coded where like we like love a sense of humor.
50:03
You know, we love a little like loyal also not super chaotic
50:07
person like. Yeah, it's I I think the sense
50:10
of humor is really funny, too. Make me laugh.
50:13
You make me laugh. That's all you need.
50:15
Yeah, key to my heart. Last one and I this is more of
50:21
like Kid ish the Danny Phantom. Oh, that's a throwback.
50:26
Everyone's hear me out. Nostalgia.
50:29
He was every boy's gay awakening, every woman's
50:32
awakening awakening. Yeah, he's, he's a cutie.
50:38
He's just a cutie. I think when we were little we
50:41
were like, wow, so enamored by him.
50:43
He was just a ghost that was saving the world from other
50:47
ghosts, right? Like.
50:49
Yeah, OK. I don't want to get demonetized,
50:54
but yes. We need the money, girl.
50:56
Great. Great little song too.
50:59
Yeah, he was cool. Amazing.
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Alright, well, enough of that. You know, we talked about
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movies, we talked about favorites, but I want to know
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like, what's what's your take on just your favorite?
51:16
Like go to October movie, everyone has one.
51:21
Maybe you have a whole arsenal of them, but what's your like
51:24
Die Hard? If you only could watch this
51:27
movie in October, what would you watch?
51:30
Practical magic. Amazing.
51:33
It's everything you need. Magic spells.
51:36
Sandra Bullock, Sandra. Bullock, Nicole.
51:39
Kidman like the the Making a Wish of Your Perfect Man and
51:47
Just like the Sisterhood and Midnight Margaritas.
51:50
Midnight Margaritas. That movie also has a really
51:53
good soundtrack. It's just so fun.
51:56
It's so fun and musical and witchy.
51:59
I love anything to do with like magic and witches and stars and
52:03
the moon and not so that's and you believe manifest manifesting
52:08
for sure. Good things happen.
52:11
Good things happen. That is a feel good October
52:12
movie. That's the best.
52:14
I'll give you another one, OK. And it's also a feel good.
52:17
We're we're gonna steer away from the horror for a second.
52:19
OK. Except it's in the name Rocky
52:22
Horror Picture Show. Classic.
52:24
Classic. It's fun.
52:27
The songs are bops. Bop Bop after bop.
52:30
Upbeat. It's it's just so iconic.
52:34
The storyline is a little confusing to me.
52:37
That's fair. It's like 3 storylines in one.
52:39
That's kind of the point. But the wardrobe, The acting.
52:45
Yeah, it's a cult classic for a reason, let's put it that way.
52:50
Yeah, I will never not want to watch that movie in October.
52:54
It's just a great one. Have you?
52:56
I I will watch that every October.
52:58
And that's actually, I think our next movie night is we're going
53:00
to watch them. But my friend Frenchie, which
53:03
you know, and she knows all of the call outs to the Rocky
53:07
Horror Picture Show. So if you've never seen it live
53:09
or for everyone, anyone out there that hasn't seen it live
53:13
in live theatre, when Rocky, when people do Rocky Horror
53:16
Picture Show, there's a set of dozens of call outs that the
53:23
audience does to the actors on stage.
53:26
And they're really funny. And they just add so much like
53:29
humor to the. It's very interactive.
53:32
They add so much comedy to the, to the whole, you know,
53:35
something that's already very good and very fun.
53:38
But she knows, like every single one.
53:40
It's so cool. Yeah.
53:41
So I, I really want to try to watch it with her because I just
53:44
would enjoy to see her do every single call out by memory.
53:47
That's a talent. That's fun.
53:50
Yeah. That's a good one, I like that
53:52
pic. Yeah.
53:53
Should we go into maybe our to get a little zesty, a little
53:58
spicy and the kinks in horror? Like why are people drawn to
54:03
horror? Wow, that's a good one.
54:06
Yeah, that's let's you know, it's kind of like.
54:08
Why does the dark attract? Us.
54:10
Yeah, very, very late night hour talks.
54:13
Very, very philosophical. I think, you know, we talked
54:20
about some themes here, masks, mystery, and I think these are
54:27
themes that sometimes we see in like conventional romances,
54:33
right? We see mystery, we see, we see
54:36
like people that are fearing for their lives because there's some
54:40
sort of problem that needs to be solved.
54:43
Like these are all very classic type of things, right?
54:46
And then at the end of the day, we like to think that, you know,
54:48
these villains, maybe they're powerful.
54:52
They're there's something about them that's control or power or
54:57
dominating, right? So I think a lot of it might be
54:59
that too. Yes, because you never dynamics
55:03
playing with them. Totally.
55:04
You never see a villain or a like a horror person.
55:06
That's weak. No.
55:08
That's. You, you don't see power over
55:10
somebody. They have control.
55:12
They 'cause either fear or mm. Hmm, excitement or?
55:18
And I feel like not to get too sciency here, but I think the
55:21
same part of our brain that gets fear response is also the same
55:26
part of our brain that gets exciting.
55:28
Exciting Dolphins. Serotonin.
55:33
Whatever adrenaline is Sarah, I think it's Sarah.
55:36
It's Sarah. I think it's the that adrenaline
55:39
one. Yeah.
55:40
Because that that's what causes our hands to get sweaty, our
55:43
heart rate to go up, our pupils to dilate, our hair to stand up
55:47
on our right. So it's almost like the same
55:49
responses if you think about it right?
55:51
Yeah, totally. Wow, we're toxic.
55:55
We're toxic. We just want to just have
55:58
somebody be a little bit, make us feel a bit submissive.
56:00
Make us feel something. Remember that movie we watched?
56:03
Which one baby girl? Yes.
56:06
Oh shut on Nicole Kim and. Chat again.
56:09
But yeah, that's that's playing into the power dynamics, the
56:12
submissiveness of. Right.
56:15
Being this powerful woman in herself and day-to-day.
56:17
And then being at the mercy of someone but.
56:19
Being at the mercy of someone at night.
56:23
Well. But yeah, for like the Kingston
56:26
horror, I guess like the when I think about like the classics,
56:29
right, it's always like the corsets on a woman, the lace,
56:34
the candle. Yeah, it was always that that
56:38
image of like the vulnerable woman.
56:41
It's like fantasy, but we're not getting harm.
56:44
Like fantasy without harm. Yeah, if you can understand
56:47
that. Yeah, you know what I hate?
56:50
I hate that in a lot of classic horrors, there was this trope,
56:57
right of the like harlot women, woman being one of the
57:01
characters that gets killed off, right, in the same way that
57:04
there's this trope of like the black man always dies or or the
57:08
jock always dies, right. I feel like those are like
57:11
tropes that kind of reoccurred in these classic horrors,
57:16
obviously from a different decade, right.
57:19
But yes, I think that that another part of taking back the
57:23
idea of women, you know, having a say in this control is really
57:28
interesting because yeah, now we're look at us, we're talking
57:31
about it. Yeah, we're strong.
57:33
We're giggling about it, yeah. I'm just saying.
57:37
Wow, that's fun. I.
57:38
Would want our viewers to give us a little bit why they like
57:41
horror Yeah in the comments below.
57:43
Is that your favorite genre? Do you hate it?
57:47
Do you have any favorite movies? Any hear me out to share?
57:54
Sure. Good ones, I'm not familiar with
57:56
a lot of them but I'll look them up.
57:58
We need to educate Melissa, folks.
58:00
Yeah. Give her some movie
58:03
recommendations. We never stop learning.
58:05
We never stop learning. Wow.
58:08
Moral of the story, it's October.
58:11
Everyone can be a little crazy. Hope y'all have some cute
58:15
costumes planned for your weekend.
58:18
Exciting. Yeah.
58:19
I love that Halloween is on a Friday this year.
58:22
That is kind of it just gives it a little bit more of AI want to
58:28
think of a word, but I only think I think of as a sound.
58:30
What is the word? What is the sound?
58:31
Oomph is a word. I bet you would send some.
58:36
It's onomatopoeia. Yeah, it's in some dictionary
58:39
factor. I like it.
58:41
Thoughts on having Halloween parties on November 1st?
58:46
Sure. Why not, right?
58:48
Why not? Why not?
58:48
It's a Saturday. Yeah, if you can get it from
58:51
last weekend, yeah. But also it's for us culturally.
58:55
It's the Day of the Dead. True.
58:58
You could party on the Day of the Dead then, you know.
59:00
Celebrate life. Even more of a reason to
59:02
celebrate all weekend long. And then there's those random
59:05
people that put up their Christmas tree November 1st.
59:06
Which for sure my mom is going to be doing that.
59:09
We won't judge. We won't judge.
59:10
It's all the fun. Tis the season.
59:12
Tis the season. Happy Holidays.
59:18
All right, well, let's close off with that.
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And how about we do something that we do every week?
59:28
OK. Which is give our song Wreck to
59:32
the people. I love songs like music in
59:37
general. We talked about soundtracks, we
59:39
talked about now let's get down to the nitty gritty.
59:42
What's your song of the week? OK, keeping a little bit on
59:45
theme, I've had one that's currently been in my rotation
59:50
for a couple weeks now. It's called Must Have been a
59:53
Ghost by Proxima Parada, so I'll link it below.
1:00:00
OK, take a listen, enjoy it. It's like very.
1:00:04
Smooth and and gives you that like old timey soul kind of
1:00:10
feel. Anyway, it's it's very nice and
1:00:14
I really like it. It's been a near October
1:00:16
rotation. Yes, yeah, actually cool.
1:00:19
Is this new song old song? It's, I think it's from like
1:00:22
2019 to 18 something around there.
1:00:25
So not new, not new, but new to me as in the past couple months.
1:00:30
Cool, and it's been heavy now in October just because it has
1:00:34
ghosts in the title. It feels even more appropriate.
1:00:37
Appropriate. I like it.
1:00:39
How about yours? Yeah, mine's, mine's not really
1:00:42
on theme, but it is a new release.
1:00:45
And it kind of took me by surprise, I'll be honest,
1:00:47
because they don't listen to this artist often.
1:00:53
And I'm not like, I wouldn't call myself like a fan.
1:00:56
But I do appreciate, I think a lot of the songs that this
1:01:00
artist has put out and that the song is Bergain, Bergain by
1:01:05
Rosalia. And this is the song that
1:01:07
actually dropped the 20 the 28th on Tuesday the 28th.
1:01:13
Oh nice. Yeah.
1:01:13
So it's it's really, really interesting and unconventional.
1:01:18
It doesn't really have. Like it doesn't sound like.
1:01:19
Her it doesn't have like the classic Rosalia sound.
1:01:22
Rosalia. It's actually in German.
1:01:25
For. The most part, yeah.
1:01:26
So, So this was a song that she did in collaboration with like
1:01:29
two other artists. One is Bjorn and then the other,
1:01:33
I forget what it's called. It's like I Ives tumor, Ives
1:01:37
tumor or something. And haven't listened to either
1:01:41
of those two other artists, I don't think.
1:01:43
But it's really, really, like, vibey, very opera, very, very
1:01:50
ghostly in her vocals. Yeah.
1:01:52
Like, you know, Rosalia can get up to those registers where it's
1:01:55
very angelic. So it really took me by
1:01:57
surprise, I'll be honest. Yeah.
1:01:59
Everyone take a listen, See, See, you know, share your
1:02:02
thoughts with us. See if you like it.
1:02:04
Also share music below too. We always try to find new
1:02:07
things. We love music.
1:02:08
Love music? Yeah, can't live without it.
1:02:12
Describes every feeling. The universal language,
1:02:15
everybody. All right, OK.
1:02:19
Well, we'll see you all next week for another episode on the
1:02:24
daily Beam flick. Bye.