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Haunted Hood River: Historic Columbia Gorge Hotel · PNW Haunts & Homicides

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Someone commented titled Honeymoon from helll!
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So don't go here for your Honeymoon. I don't like that.
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Okay.
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I mean I dropped that idea.
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I'm while back, but alright, let's go.
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The newlyweds were staying on the second floor,
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and one of them started randomly feeling sick
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right when they got inside the room.
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I mean it couldn't just be because you're, you know,
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it's tied to someone who rested your life for the rest of your life.
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There's no escape!
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The old ball and chain!
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Hi Caitlyn!
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Hi Cassie
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Hi creepy people!
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Hello!
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If you're new to our creepy corner of the world,
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Spooky!
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Oh, cute!
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I like spooning.
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We do have a little bit of an announcement.
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working with her yet, but...
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A hateful homicide.
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Okay.
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Yeah.
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I'll have to refresh your memory later, because lovely.
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Very, very sweet.
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I feel like I remember.
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Okay.
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I feel like I remember.
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Yeah.
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We just met so many people.
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So many people that day, and then so many other podcasters.
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It all starts to get like a little...
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My brain was...
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For a ride.
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Yes.
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Yeah, but I think it's a ride.
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Info will be in the show notes.
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Can't wait to see all you creepy people there.
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We'll probably have mini tarot readings and a wheel.
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So we always do.
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Like if it unless something's changed that I'm not aware of.
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Yeah, we always do it.
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We might switch up how you become eligible for a miniature reading.
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But those are details.
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Just get your tickets and we'll talk about the rest later.
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Yeah.
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Don't read the fine print.
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Yeah.
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I'm in.
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Who's doing this?
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Those little guys.
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All right.
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Well, are you ready to hear about my story today?
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Probably not, but like we should probably just rip that band-aid off.
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You know?
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I mean, I hope you are because once again, I have changed my topic.
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At the very last minute.
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I was so excited when you texted me.
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It was like, ooh.
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Because my life is insane.
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And sometimes people ask me for last minute surprise proposal, photo shoots.
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And then I'm like, well, since I'm going to go on a journey anyway,
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I might just find some honoured shit in that town and talk about it.
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That's what I did.
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Yeah.
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Just write it off.
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Pod trip.
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Perfect.
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Text deductible.
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Has it turned out?
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Yeah.
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That's how you do life.
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Yeah.
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Life advice.
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So there is a place about an hour east of Portland, Oregon that originally belonged to the
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Cayuse, Umatilla, Walla Walla, Wasco, Wishram, Yakama, Confederated Tribes of Warm Springs,
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Confederated Tribes of Grand Ronde, and Confederated Tribes of
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Siletz Indians
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I got this from native-land.ca.
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Yeah.
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So you put in the town and then it gives you all of the list of tribes that used to live there.
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That's so cool.
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I know we've done that before.
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We've done that, I think, for where I live now.
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A few other places that we've talked about.
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I feel like this list is really long.
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Yeah.
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But even I was looking at the confederated tribes of all of the different three.
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And there's even more listed here, those because those are all grouped together.
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Yeah.
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So I was like, "Oh, this is a lot."
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But there was a lot of people around at that time.
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Yeah.
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But as we all know, in 1805, Lewis and Clark rolled through and started naming things on this
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little map.
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They were sort of put together.
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And they named a little river that was flowing into the Columbia.
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I don't know what the river was originally called, like what the Native Americans might have
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called it, but the saying about her.
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But they named this little river, "Labeasche River," after one of their translators Friends
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Francois Labiche.
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Oh, I know.
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Right.
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So fancy.
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Clearly.
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I think.
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Yeah, no, that's definitely a little strong.
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Fringe.
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That definitely sells frames.
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Fringe.
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Actually, I guess this dude, they named like two rivers after him because he was such a huge
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help translating with their trade and stuff.
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So he was kind of a big deal.
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Yeah.
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It's really interesting because I think there were a lot of French people that sort of landed
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in Canada and other parts of the Pacific Northwest that they started to kind of become interpreters
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with the natives because they actually learned the language and stuff.
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It's really interesting.
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You could really cost that.
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No, I don't want to cut that.
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That is super interesting.
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I love the tidbit.
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Also, I'm like, whoa, bro, crash alert.
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Because they named two rivers after him.
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Two whole-ass rivers.
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Two of them.
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Like why?
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When did they get confusing like which Labeasche river are you going to?
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Well, maybe they named the other one like the French ones.
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French river.
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I think it specifically said they named them both Labeasche.
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Oh, okay.
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Maybe they were in different parts of the country.
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But you know what?
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Honestly, it didn't really matter because I guess either no one really liked that name or they
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did.
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Maybe they couldn't pronounce it.
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So they just actually called it dog river for about 50 years.
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Labeasche.
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Oh my god.
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Is it because this is like lab or they're like it's like a lab dog.
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That's the only part they pronounce.
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I don't know.
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So they called it dog river.
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Because white people.
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Oh my gosh.
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But I feel like Labeasche.
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Come on.
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I know.
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I really like that.
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Me too.
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Can we just go back and name it Labeasche?
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Yeah.
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The town would be very different today.
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I bet.
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Because in 1854, Mary and Nathaniel Coe.
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Coe?
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It's COE.
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Okay.
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Move to the area.
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And Mary was just not having it with this dog river name.
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I mean, yeah.
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So she carried the shada of the situation and she had the name change to Hood River.
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Okay.
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And an unincorporated community developed until it was formally incorporated in 1895.
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Wow.
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Yes.
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Okay.
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So that's like, I mean, Hood River, you brand new.
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Yes.
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Can you imagine now if...
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So I assume she changed it to Hood because Hood Mount Hood and it's a river coming down from
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Mountain.
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So, you know, it makes sense.
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I see where she got there.
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Can you imagine if like the town of Hood River now was just dog river?
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Like, I mean...
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Or...
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Bitch River?
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Bitch River.
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Oh, nice one.
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Honestly, like...
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I don't know.
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Tag yourself.
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Like, I feel like I resemble that.
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So, I don't know.
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You resemble bitch river?
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Yeah, a little bit.
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Like a full-ass river of bitch.
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Yeah.
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Depends on what day you catch me.
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You know what?
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We just have to move into an unincorporated town, rename it, and then take it over and incorporate
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it.
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Is that all?
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Okay.
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Done.
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The Coe's?
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Coe Coe?
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Yeah, Coe.
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Why do I suck?
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You don't suck.
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Like, you don't want to get it wrong, so it feels like a lot of pressure.
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Like, it makes sense.
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It's the pressure.
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The Coe's were actually some of the first to plant fruit trees in the Hood River Valley.
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Thank God.
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Which is like a huge fruit for its fruit now.
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Yeah.
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There's an area called the fruit loop.
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So cute.
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I'm obsessed.
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I want to live in the fruit loop.
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We can go.
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We should go and like, you can go pick fruit.
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Yes.
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We're going to go.
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Yes.
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We're going.
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Hood River.
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We're coming for you.
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The town was known for its apples until a big freeze in 1919.
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So, I think I just like killed a bunch of the apple trees.
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Oh, no.
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But I guess pear trees ended up doing better.
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They're now known for their Anjou Pears.
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Oh.
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Do you know what an Anjou Pears is?
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Anjou.
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I don't know.
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Yeah, it's like kind of, yeah.
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Anjou but it's like fruit.
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I see again.
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Yeah.
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So that's almost like Anjou
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Anjou?
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Anjou?
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Like you're asking in question.
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Anjou.
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What do you do for you?
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Where were you?
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Anjou.
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Anjou.
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Anjou.
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Yeah.
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I want the pears.
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Oh, I love pears.
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Well, if you can believe it, there is some haunted stuff in this town too.
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It's just, it's not all about the pears.
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I don't believe it.
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No.
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I think it's all about the fruit.
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Sorry.
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I'm going to have to, I'm just going to have to switch gears from the fruit.
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We're going to move on to stuff that I like to talk about.
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There's still dancing pears in my head.
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It's all about the fruit for me.
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Pears in sheets.
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Like ghosts.
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Ghost pears.
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Well, okay.
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So when I last minute decided to change my topic again for like the 30,000,000 in this podcast,
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I knew I was on the right track though.
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When I came across this hotel, and they mentioned Franklin Damn Roosevelt stayed here.
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Oh, Goddamn it.
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Even though we recently talked about him not doing some great things in Caitlyn's episode.
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If you rise to that level of power, it's sort of a double-edged sword.
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Not to defend anything, right?
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Right.
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I mean, it's rough.
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It's rough.
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I will say that not going to defend concentration or internment camps just to be clear.
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But he keeps popping up in our pod and like we can't ignore the synchronicity.
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Like I just don't know why FDR like, why are you haunting us?
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Like, where is this?
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You know, I don't know.
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It's almost like he's just like, he's been everywhere all over the United States.
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Yeah, like he was the president of our whole nation.
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It's like he toured and like maybe like did like some sort of campaign or something.
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I don't know.
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It's weird.
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I don't know.
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I just keep hearing Mariah Carey.
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Seriously, you guys need to be obsessed with this.
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Clearly.
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Get a grived-done.
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But I can ignore it.
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Well, around the time of the old dog hood nameswap, the land that the present day, Columbia Gorge Hotel sits on,
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was the site of a lumber mill.
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And lumberjacks.
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The lumberjacks.
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Their friends in the pod too.
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And they actually made whiskey barrel staves, which is pretty cool.
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Okay, so same war.
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Yeah, that's all I know about it.
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I just thought that was cool, like little fun facts that they made like the most of the barrel.
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No, it is.
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That's so cool.
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Yeah.
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It seems like, is that the only thing they did at that lumber mill?
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Like how many whiskey barrels are people going through here in the Pacific Northwest?
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I mean a lot.
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Obviously.
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In 1904, the Wagwin-Win hotel was built.
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The cute name comes from a nearby 207-foot waterfall.
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Gorgeous.
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And when I say nearby, I had no--
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Did they build the hotel on top of it?
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They literally did.
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It's in the backyard of the fucking hotel.
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I had no idea you guys when I went and I was wandering the grounds and then I walked the back.
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I saw the sign that said, "Wagwin-Win falls and it just had like an arrow."
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But I was like, "If it was a hike, they would have like the mileage."
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Yeah, they would.
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This fucking waterfall has to be like right there.
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And I was right there.
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I got pictures.
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It was so cool.
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I'm so excited to see the pictures.
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I should just like air drop them to your mouth.
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Yeah, do that.
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Okay.
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Right.
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I wanted to stay the night, but I was like, "I can't drop that amount of money on one room for my soul for one night."
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It's so pretty.
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In the grounds, like there's so much more grounds like in the front.
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That's the back.
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There's cute little stone bridges and there's extremes and little places to sit and little trails.
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They got little duckies.
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It's so cute.
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It's so cute.
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There's a bridge and there's flowing waters.
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That's like the kind of hotel where you just like leave your window open all night and just listen.
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It's like the abbling brook.
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It is pretty.
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And I kind of like, "Oh, I got a little ahead of myself because I was so excited to talk about the waterfall."
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So this is actually the Wagwin-Win hotel is not the building that's there now, but it was on this man.
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All of the grounds are the original design and all the trails and stuff are from the original.
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The original Wagwin-Win hotel.
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Wow.
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So that all stayed.
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It was a successful summer resort for 16 years until it was bought by Simon Benson for $400,000.
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Oh, okay.
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And today's money would be $6,324,666.
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That's so many doll hairs.
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A lot of dollars.
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Dollars.
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Yes.
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Dollars.
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And then he tore it down.
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And...
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Oh no.
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So he tore that hotel down to build a new one of his own.
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One that was named after himself, of course.
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Yeah.
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The hotel Benson.
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You know, not the one in Portland.
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Is it why you're doing...
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Is there a Benson in Portland?
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There is, yeah.
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Not the same one.
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I don't know if it's the same guy.
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I didn't look into that.
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I would assume probably.
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It's like that's not a super common name.
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He was like a wealthy dude.
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I mean, building hotels on the side of waterfalls in the show.
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I mean, it's possible.
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It's the same person, but I don't think so.
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I meant to kind of go down there, but I was like, I already did different routes.
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So much.
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Yeah.
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There's a lot.
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There's so much.
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This new hotel Benson was a popular place since its Grande opening.
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Oh.
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Ariana Grande, oh Grande.
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In June of 1921.
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Oh wow.
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I know.
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It's like almost June.
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Weird, right?
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Like I think this comes out in June.
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Yeah.
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So weird.
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There's another weird little cute thing that...
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I don't know if I told you because I was like, we rescheduled this recording because I was
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feeling good.
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And I was like, I would do it for you.
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And I was like holding on to this really cute, fun fact I want to tell you.
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Like that was my bright spot.
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Like it'll hold.
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Yeah.
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So that's coming.
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Like just in a second.
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I'm just like, I can't stop.
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It's like Christmas and I'm telling you what I'm getting you.
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I'm so excited.
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You're like, you hear it and you're like, oh.
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No.
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So not only did FDR stay, but so did Coolidge.
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No, not Jennifer.
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That was Calvin.
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That's so funny.
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I mean, I knew better because we're already talking about presidents, but I'm like, it'd be so
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much cooler if it was Jennifer.
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I know.
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I like basically read your mind before I even had to.
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Yeah.
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I know we all got excited.
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Are they?
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Are they related?
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Probably not.
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That would be interesting though.
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Yeah.
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We can explore that.
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Jennifer Coolidge for president.
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I would be so into that.
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Oh my god.
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Anyway, speaking of strong sexy women actresses, Claire Boe also stayed at the hotel.
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And everyone should know who that is by now.
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Thank you, Taylor Swift.
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Do you know what is?
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Yeah, I think so.
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Because like I, I don't know.
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I immediately went and looked it up.
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I had no fucking clue who it was until I googled it.
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Oh.
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And she was like the first, like it girl.
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Oh.
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Okay.
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I think she was in silent films.
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Yeah.
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And she was like kind of like the first sexy, like Marilyn Monroe type.
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I think those type of actresses after her looked up to her.
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Okay.
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Okay.
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So pretty cool.
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My fun fact.
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Yes, her birthday.
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Is it July 29th?
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It's July 29th.
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The 1905 dude.
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We're basically twins.
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I thought that was so cool.
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I saw that and I was like, I have to tell Caitlin.
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And your birthday is coming up.
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Yeah, it is.
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It's going to be lost in the shuffle this year.
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But we should just have a clear about celebration for you.
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Like an old, tiny, silent film party.
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Ooh.
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It's fucking cool.
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We can like, pencil or eyebrows on.
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It'll be great.
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I mean, I already do.
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Yeah, but like not like they used to.
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That's the one line.
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Yeah, it's like one line.
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It's a straight line across your face.
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Yeah, yeah.
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Totes.
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Well, despite its popularity, the hotel couldn't withstand the depression.
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You know, a lot of people can't.
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Yeah.
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And in 1952, it was sold to new owners and became a retirement home.
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I mean, so.
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Fucking sign me up.
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I mean, yeah, it is nice, but it's gorgeous.
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Kind of crazy that it went from like a hotel like so lively in and all the same.
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Yeah.
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It's like a retirement home.
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True.
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Where it's like people just, you know, relaxing about and.
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Yeah.
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I mean, it's a different vibe for sure.
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Definitely a gorgeous, gorgeous spot.
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Yeah.
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Yeah.
23:09
And I also wonder how many people passed there since it was a retirement home.
23:16
People there were are of.
23:19
Natural passing age, you know, to put it.
23:23
I just feel like probably they all like called their family and were like, hey, like.
23:29
I just want to come and be at home with you.
23:31
So I feel like probably no one.
23:33
No one passed there.
23:34
That's what I would say.
23:36
I think maybe the Storks come and pick them back up.
23:39
Yeah.
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Yeah.
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Also that's that probably they drop them off and then they pick back up when it's time.
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Totally.
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Yeah.
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Yeah.
23:48
After 1977, ownership changed a couple more times along with a lot of renovations because,
23:57
you know, she's getting a third age a little bit until it finally reopened sometime around
24:04
2012 as the Columbia Gorge Hotel.
24:08
Okay.
24:09
And that's what it's known as today.
24:12
Okay.
24:13
It actually like I kind of did dig a little bit on this and it wasn't super clear with the
24:18
dates like after 1977.
24:20
They said renovation started but then like didn't actually say when it opened up again.
24:27
So I'm not really sure.
24:29
It's just, if anyone else wants to, you know, take time to look it up for me.
24:33
Be great.
24:34
She did a lot of research and I'm kind of done with that phase.
24:39
I mean, I googled when it opened and it wouldn't tell me.
24:42
So I said, fuck off.
24:44
I'm not adding it.
24:45
Some of a bitch.
24:47
I thought that did seem a little backwards though because like it had all the dates from
24:53
like before that.
24:54
Oh, yeah.
24:55
You know, you think like records will like get a little better with time.
24:59
I mean, to some degree, but I feel like sometimes they can be hard to find still.
25:07
Those records might exist in a number of forms or fashion.
25:12
They just haven't like written a blog post about it.
25:14
That was easily searchable on Google.
25:17
Exactly.
25:18
Exactly.
25:19
I have to go sit through the archives.
25:21
Yeah.
25:22
Sit through all of the tax documents for properties, which is goals.
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Yeah.
25:28
Someday I would love to have that kind of fucking time.
25:31
Okay.
25:32
I really would.
25:33
Pretty time consuming.
25:34
Give me more money.
25:36
So I'm going to read a quote from the hotel's website.
25:42
Ooh.
25:43
Perched atop the majestic cliffs of the Columbia River, Columbia Gorge Hotel and Spa, who
25:52
has wordy guest accommodations.
25:55
Facilities include our award-winning Simon's Cliff House restaurant and Valentino Lounge
26:02
and outdoor terrace for dining or drinks, a meeting space to accommodate up to 130 guests.
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Wow.
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Okay.
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Which I think is their mind fall room.
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Okay.
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Yeah.
26:16
We'll talk a little bit about that later.
26:17
That makes sense.
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Yeah.
26:19
And they do, I think they do weddings or two because they have like a whole outdoor.
26:23
Who's going to find it?
26:24
They have like a dance floor set up and like light like twinkle lights everywhere.
26:29
I know.
26:31
I did look at at least one venue in Hood River.
26:35
Oh, you did?
26:36
Oh, you did.
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Yeah.
26:38
I mean, we didn't go out and tour it, but it was like kind of on the sort of short list for
26:44
places that we might go out and tour.
26:48
But as far as location, like proximity to PDX, you know, as far as like, you know, for people
26:58
coming in that are flying in because they do have a lot of people that are flying in
27:03
the front.
27:04
It is an hour east of Portland.
27:05
Exactly.
27:06
Yeah.
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So it's a tough one.
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I wanted to pick something close to Portland.
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I kind of gave you a little bit of a buffer, but now I like kind of have to get into it.
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Here we go.
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Okay.
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One of the common occurrences here is like so gross to me.
28:45
And I actually hope that it's not someone living because like it would just be so rude.
28:50
You smell of cigar smoke.
28:53
Yeah, I don't care for that.
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I wrote kind of icky.
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I wrote get the fuck out of here, but like GTF 008.
29:03
It's like, get through.
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Get through.
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Get through.
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That's how I feel about cigar smoke.
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Yeah, it's pretty icky.
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It's pretty pungent.
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Yeah.
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Not a fan, especially like if you smoke a cigar and then like come home later, like fuck
29:19
off, fuck right off.
29:21
Get out of my house.
29:23
Are you speaking from experience?
29:25
No, absolutely not.
29:27
Okay.
29:28
Anyways, moving on.
29:30
Moving on.
29:31
People think it could be someone who lived there when it was a retirement home.
29:35
Okay.
29:36
Yeah, that makes sense.
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Yeah.
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Sogar smoking, you know, older men.
29:41
That's all they got to do to hang out.
29:43
Just smoke cigars and like play chess.
29:47
I don't know.
29:48
Peanuts.
29:49
Peanuts, there you go.
29:52
The paranormal activity mostly occurs on the third floor and the ballroom, which I assume
29:58
is on the main floor.
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Okay.
30:01
There is reports.
30:02
Actually, it's funny that I say that it occurs only on the third floor and the ballroom
30:07
because you'll see why later.
30:10
Is it funny or is it?
30:13
It's just basically the entire hotel.
30:15
Okay.
30:16
Okay.
30:17
Fine.
30:18
There's reports of having a hard time getting some of the guest room's doors to open because
30:24
somehow in an empty room, some of the furniture made its way over to lock the door.
30:34
No.
30:35
No.
30:36
No.
30:37
And I'm out.
30:40
Or guests have called the front desk saying that they can't get out of their rooms and that
30:47
the door seems barricaded.
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No.
30:50
No.
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No.
30:52
So it's like it's either trying to get you to stay out of the room or trying to keep you
30:58
in.
30:59
Oh my God.
31:00
I want to say I don't know which is worse, but I think trying to keep you in is so much
31:06
worse.
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Yeah.
31:08
That is worse.
31:09
You can get out through the window like, ooh, just can you get out through the window?
31:15
I mean, someone might have tried to do that.
31:19
I hate that.
31:20
I hate it.
31:21
I don't like it at all.
31:23
I'm so sorry.
31:25
Several apparitions have been cited.
31:28
A man wearing a classy old-timey fit.
31:33
Top hat most definitely included.
31:35
Okay.
31:36
And I don't think he's hat man.
31:39
I think he's like a generally like nice, like not menacing shadow person.
31:43
I think he's just like a nice old-timey ghost.
31:46
Okay.
31:47
Great.
31:48
I think people said he's like helpful.
31:50
Cool.
31:51
Yeah.
31:52
So it's like, I know what you're thinking.
31:54
He's not hat man.
31:55
He's not evil.
31:56
I totally was thinking that.
31:58
Yeah.
31:59
Yeah.
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Yeah.
32:01
I didn't black that out at all.
32:03
We haven't really talked about hat man yet.
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Yeah.
32:06
But I'm sure you've picked it up here in there.
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Yeah.
32:11
I have a hat man story.
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Okay.
32:13
Great.
32:14
I know.
32:15
I'm so excited.
32:16
I'm holding out on everyone.
32:17
I'm so excited.
32:18
I'm holding out on everyone.
32:19
That's going to be like my bombshell moment of like, what?
32:24
Everyone.
32:25
You've always said that you haven't been haunted and then I drop this on on everyone's
32:28
butt.
32:29
Okay.
32:30
Great.
32:31
Yeah.
32:32
Something like that.
32:33
Cool.
32:34
Terrifying.
32:35
So I've said it before and I know I'll probably say it again, but are you even a haunted
32:43
hotel if you don't have a lady in white?
32:47
I mean, I don't feel like we need to put like strict labels or things on stuff.
32:56
They say that she died by suicide off of the balcony, which tragically.
33:05
I'm not sure if it's sad.
33:06
Like every lady in white story is how they died by suicide, which sucks, which is kind of
33:13
why I said, ooh, we don't want to like go out the window because someone tried that and
33:17
it didn't end very well.
33:18
No, I mean, that's fair.
33:20
I guess it's a balcony shouldn't jump out of her window like at the man race of, but I'm
33:25
really glad that my dress isn't white white.
33:28
Yeah, me too.
33:29
If I'm being honest because then you have no chance of dying and being a lady in white.
33:33
And it's, say, you're safe.
33:34
You're good to go.
33:35
Okay, great.
33:36
There's actually, there's honeymoon stuff in here later.
33:42
Oh, yeah.
33:43
For sure.
33:44
For sure.
33:45
Sorry.
33:46
Just know I'm coming for you with the honeymoon stuff.
33:49
I don't do it on purpose, just like you don't talk about dead animals on purpose.
33:53
Yeah.
33:54
Okay.
33:55
A woman is also seen in room 330.
33:59
I'm actually not sure if it's the same woman or not or if it's like two different women.
34:03
The stories weren't super clear.
34:05
Okay.
34:07
And then we have Caitlin's favorite ghost, the child.
34:15
Are we, we should start playing Ghost Bingo.
34:16
Is that something another podcast does?
34:18
I don't think so.
34:19
It like kind of sounds familiar.
34:21
Ghost Bingo.
34:22
Maybe we talked about it with Christina.
34:24
I like, okay.
34:25
Maybe we just do it because fuck it.
34:27
Right.
34:28
I think we can go to the same side.
34:29
Bingo card with like the typical ghost and then mark them off.
34:33
That sounds fun.
34:36
Let's go.
34:37
So the child ghost is seen, heard and felt around where the pool used to be.
34:45
Felt?
34:46
What the fuck does that mean?
34:48
Little handsies.
34:49
No, I have my own creepy little hand.
34:53
Yeah.
34:54
So I mean, you might feel some creepy hands that don't belong to you if you visit.
35:00
It'll thank you.
35:03
So it does say where the pool used to be.
35:05
I'm not sure where that was if it was like maybe where the spa is now because that's kind
35:11
of like a building that looks like it could have been like kind of separate from the hotel
35:16
and maybe a pool was in there.
35:17
Okay.
35:18
I'm not 100% or maybe it was the ballroom because that has like action.
35:23
I'm not sure.
35:24
They didn't tell me where the pool used to be.
35:27
There's nothing not haunted.
35:30
So everything is haunted.
35:35
I swear to you, it's always like a kid at the pool, like a creepy kid at a creepy empty pool.
35:41
Just it's not okay.
35:43
But like pools are the shit when you're a kid.
35:45
So I kind of got it.
35:47
Yeah.
35:48
I might become an adult size ghost, a pool, who knows?
35:53
An adult size child.
35:55
What are you going to do?
35:58
If you're a bit sensitive, you might feel increased energy in the building or feel like
36:05
you're being watched.
36:08
I feel like maybe it has to do with that flowing like waterfall too.
36:12
All the energy.
36:13
Yeah.
36:14
Because that like, that might get energy.
36:17
You know, like, yeah.
36:19
What are those things with the dams?
36:22
Is that how you get power with the rushing water with the dams?
36:28
Hydro.
36:29
Hydro power.
36:31
Some EVPs have been caught.
36:34
Electronic voice phenomenon of a woman humming.
36:39
I mean, that could just be me.
36:42
I started humming a Christmas song.
36:45
I don't know why.
36:51
They also caught what sounds like shredding paper and knocking.
36:58
No.
36:59
No, the knocking has to stop.
37:02
Okay.
37:03
No.
37:04
No.
37:05
No.
37:06
No.
37:07
I like knocking.
37:09
I think that's fun.
37:11
I've been watching a lot of ghost hunters different from ghost adventures.
37:14
There's no Zach Baggins.
37:16
So I've been watching ghost hunters and they do like a lot of knocking and like, yeah.
37:22
They do this thing that is like kind of interesting to me where they, they go like a like tell, tell
37:28
me your name and then they go a b c b e and then they like you're not the knock.
37:35
Okay.
37:36
And so like spelled out.
37:37
I think it's really hard to write out.
37:39
Yeah.
37:40
So I'm like, what if it's like a delayed reaction and I'm like talking too fast.
37:44
And they're like, no, I meant C, but they got all the way to E.
37:49
I just don't seem to work out for the ghost hunters, but I don't know what it does.
37:55
We'd probably second guess ourselves.
37:57
Yeah, we like.
37:58
Well, it could be.
37:59
Well, let's just get a Ouija board at that point.
38:04
No, yeah.
38:06
Just kind of.
38:08
Okay.
38:09
Now I have indigestion.
38:10
Sorry.
38:15
Oh my god.
38:16
I'm going to have the burps so bad.
38:20
I'll scare the burps back in.
38:25
There's also unexplained temperature changes.
38:28
I know that you would be very sensitive too.
38:31
Yeah.
38:32
I also read several different stories about the closet motion sensor lights turning
38:40
on repeatedly for no reason.
38:45
So like the closets are either closed or they're like the doors are pulled over and you
38:51
can see the light in there and it just keeps going off and like obviously no one's in the
38:57
damn closet.
38:58
I just feel like maybe it's still sensing you through the door.
39:01
Like, that's, I'm going to chalk it up to that.
39:04
Yeah.
39:05
Yeah.
39:06
Sensing you through the door.
39:08
Yeah.
39:09
Okay.
39:10
Should we put that to the test?
39:16
I'm really busy these days.
39:20
So like we'll probably have to like, I don't know, we can get it like scheduled that for
39:25
whenever.
39:26
Okay.
39:27
Yeah.
39:28
We got some debunking to do.
39:30
I hate that.
39:33
Some people who stand on the third floor say that they hear sounds of praying.
39:41
That's not correct.
39:42
Like praying.
39:43
Like religious.
39:44
Yeah, that's not right.
39:46
Okay.
39:47
Partying.
39:48
Oh.
39:49
Partying is very different from praying.
39:52
I mean, I guess if you're like super into God praying is your party and our God.
40:01
Yeah.
40:04
I'm burning.
40:05
Okay.
40:06
Some people who stay on the third floor say that they hear what sounds like people partying
40:15
or walking around above them.
40:18
But the third floor, that's the top, topiest of the floor.
40:24
Yeah.
40:25
There's nothing above them.
40:27
Okay.
40:28
So they shouldn't be hearing sounds of walking around or talking above, right above them.
40:35
Yeah.
40:36
Mm-hmm.
40:37
Great.
40:38
Shadow figures, orbs, whispers, child's fingerprints on mirrors.
40:47
Curtains moving by themselves when windows are completely closed and the AC is on.
40:58
Too much.
40:59
Too much.
41:00
Too much.
41:01
I don't like it.
41:03
No.
41:04
I wrote this one for Caitlyn.
41:09
Great.
41:11
Someone commented titled Honeymoon form Hell.
41:15
So don't go here for your honeymoon, Caitlyn.
41:18
Okay.
41:19
I'm going to drop that idea.
41:21
a while back.
41:22
But all right.
41:23
Let's go.
41:24
The newlyweds were staying on the second floor and one of them started randomly feeling sick
41:30
right when they got inside the room.
41:32
Great.
41:33
I mean, it couldn't just be because you're, you know, just tied to someone the rest of your
41:37
life for the rest of your life.
41:40
There's no escape.
41:42
The old ball and chain.
41:46
And I'm actually going to quote the rest of their comment.
41:51
All these comments are from OregonHauntedHouses.com.
41:54
Ooh.
41:55
One of my common sources for the comments.
41:59
The room got super hot.
42:01
I felt like throwing up instantly.
42:04
I remember seeing bloody faces of a woman and man outside our window.
42:10
That escalated quickly.
42:12
You know that's like my kryptonite, right?
42:14
Like being really hot out of nowhere.
42:17
Yeah.
42:18
I hate that.
42:19
But like, seeing bloody faces, that's like whatever.
42:21
Oh, I mean, yeah, that's probably annoying too.
42:24
But like being too hot is my nightmare.
42:29
The thing about this is they go, they, they say seeing bloody faces casually and then go
42:36
on to say, quote, while sleeping, I felt like I had something pushing, pressing my body
42:43
into the bed, a dark presence sitting on my chest.
42:48
Like how did you go to sleep after your seeing bloody faces outside the window?
42:52
I don't know.
42:54
Not trying to victim shame.
42:55
No, but yeah, I, not a lot of sleep in happening for me after that.
43:04
It was like someone had opened an evil portal in that room like a Ouija board was used.
43:11
Many dark spirits in that room.
43:14
Great.
43:15
Thank you.
43:17
We didn't stay the two nights.
43:19
We left by 10 a.m. the next morning.
43:21
Yeah.
43:22
I bet, I bet.
43:23
Goods even worse.
43:25
I went directly to the hospital.
43:28
I thought I was going to die.
43:29
They gave me a shot of penicillin in my rear.
43:32
Oh, my God.
43:33
What's penicillin before?
43:36
Like an, that's actually, an avaiant.
43:38
Yeah.
43:39
Yeah.
43:40
Damn.
43:41
So like they were actually sick.
43:43
Something was not right.
43:45
Do you really get penicillin in your butt?
43:47
I mean, that's, they can do it that way.
43:53
Well, they chose to.
43:54
Yeah, they chose to.
43:55
That was a choice.
43:58
They go on to say it was the sickest I've ever been in my life.
44:02
Sick are two weeks.
44:04
I am already sensitive to the spiritual realm.
44:08
There is some bad energy there for sure.
44:10
I would never go back.
44:12
I have seen and heard good and bad spirits in my life.
44:16
You go there looking for evil.
44:18
You might just find it.
44:20
No joke.
44:21
Okay.
44:22
They should do a ghost adventure there if they haven't already.
44:27
Oh, my God.
44:28
I'm willing to take their word for it.
44:30
Like I don't need to experience it because I'm also afraid of needles.
44:36
So yeah, I mean, I would like to see Zak Bagans go there though.
44:40
Well, yeah, let him get a shot of penicillin up his butt.
44:45
I mean, in his butt cheek, you get it.
44:48
You know what?
44:49
Just, yeah.
44:50
I'm not about that life.
44:53
This was from 2006.
44:55
So it's possible that like the energy is cleared up by now.
44:58
Not really sure.
44:59
It's kind of a long time ago.
45:00
Yeah.
45:01
Do you see how quickly she starts negotiating?
45:04
Seriously?
45:05
It was just 2006, you know?
45:07
It was like so many years ago.
45:10
Zach Begins hasn't even been there.
45:12
So it's probably not that haunted.
45:14
I did chat.
45:15
As far as I know, I didn't find an episode.
45:20
Okay.
45:22
Someone else staying on the second floor commented that they had a very quote odd and vivid
45:29
dream of a black mass next to the bed.
45:34
When the mass started to smoke and catch the room on fire, they startled awake, horrified.
45:42
In the morning, they noticed that a Bible that I assume probably should have been in
45:47
the drawer was out on the nightstand.
45:51
And that happened to be exactly where the black mass was in their dream.
45:56
Okay.
45:57
Great.
45:58
So I was like, oh, is this like a sleeping mask?
46:01
Cause like I use those, you know, you put the mask on your eyes and you just like fall asleep.
46:06
Not a mask.
46:07
It's a mask.
46:08
A black mask.
46:09
Oh no.
46:10
Okay.
46:11
Well, I don't use those.
46:12
Yeah.
46:13
Healing in.
46:14
I know.
46:15
I know.
46:16
I try to clear them.
46:17
Oh no.
46:18
Oh.
46:19
So I think of like a shadow person, but like shapeless.
46:28
But I have a good theory about this.
46:34
So in the dream, the black mass was like catching fire.
46:38
So maybe the Bible was like getting rid of it and protecting this person.
46:43
Oh, maybe.
46:44
Yeah.
46:45
That's what I'm going to go with.
46:46
Okay.
46:47
Cause yeah, that's better than I think.
46:49
Well, then I should be fine.
46:50
Cause I was like baptized.
46:51
So, you know, right.
46:52
Yeah, you're totally fine.
46:53
You're just going to just burn all the black masses you come into contact with.
46:57
Okay.
46:58
Great.
46:59
Oh no.
47:02
There were also several different commenters relating stories of sleep paralysis in
47:08
the middle of the night.
47:11
And someone or something sitting on the bed.
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Like they see the indents, they feel the sheets tugging like the bed dipping down one
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person said they physically like rolled towards where the dip was.
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Great.
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Yeah.
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One of them said upon checkout, the hotel randomly gave them $150 gift certificate for their
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next time.
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And they thought we had all the time to back on.
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Yeah, right.
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Well, they thought that was kind of odd because they never really complained about anything.
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Yeah.
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And they later found out that the hotel sometimes blocks off sections if they're having a lot
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of paranormal activity in the room was right next to a blocked off area.
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So I don't know if they actually do that or if they still do that.
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That was this commenter's experience.
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Okay.
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But they're like, here, maybe you probably experienced some shit here, the $150.
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Come back.
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Yeah, please come back.
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Come back.
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Great.
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If you want to give me your gift card, I'll go back.
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I'm a bag.
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She says.
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Also, I have no clue if they still do this, but I thought it was kind of cute.
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I found a little advertisement in October of 2016.
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The hotel had awake the dead Halloween party.
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And in the advertisement, it said it's their annual Halloween celebration in Hood River's
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own haunted hotel.
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Hontos.
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That'd be cool if they still do that.
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Yeah, that'd be fun.
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I have no idea.
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Yeah.
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And then drive home.
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You don't want to stay?
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They got your favorite black masses.
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Yeah, I think I'm good.
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I actually talked to someone who stayed there.
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Oh, my friend Jessica and she said, she didn't see the ghost.
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Whatever.
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Okay.
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But they had a haunted tour for guests when she stayed.
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I had fun.
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They told them about it at check-in and had a little tour going for some of the guests who
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were interested.
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And I was like, I had no idea.
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So now when we stay, I'm definitely going to be like, where's this tour?
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Do you see that when we stay?
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When?
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When we stay?
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Well, so we're going to go with.
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Let's have a Patreon giveaway and whoever wins gets to stay with Casual and Hoodel.
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That might work.
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That might work.
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Yeah.
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We'll see.
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We'll see.
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Well, that's my story and I'm sticking to it.
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Stick to it.
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It's actually another haunted hotel in town.
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Oh, but I'm going to save that for a little Patreon bonus.
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Ooh.
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Yeah.
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I love that.
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We'll talk about that one a little bit later with our creepy Patreon people.
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All right.
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But for now, do you want to move on to some tarot?
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Tarot.
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You ready to like stop talking about the ghost?
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That was actually kind of a scarier one than they have been recently.
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Yeah.
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That one, I don't know.
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I thought I was building like a little bit of like a taste for the spooky and that one challenged
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me.
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Yeah.
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I mean, that's not as scary as I could go.
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Yeah.
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No, I know.
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I mean, it's not a challenge.
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Challenge accepted.
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No.
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No.
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All right.
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Let's tarot up.
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All right.
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Okay.
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I'm drawing a card now.
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She's drawing a card now.
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So we got the four of swords and that we do.
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It is a little ghost sleeping on a cloud.
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It's very cool.
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And it's like, you're at a hotel and what do you do?
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You sleep on their cloud like bed and then the ghost sits on the bed.
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It matches.
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That's it.
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We don't even need to read it.
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Well, the key words are rest recuperation, retreat, solitude, introspection and recovery.
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That is interesting.
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It was like a summer retreat.
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It was a retirement home.
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Yeah.
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It's like a destination hotel.
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Yeah.
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You're not staying there on business.
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Probably you're staying there.
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I'm not relaxed.
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There's a spa.
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A spa.
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Yes.
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We should just go there for the spa.
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Yes.
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Please.
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Okay.
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4’s symbolize stability.
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This card represents withdrawing and resting in order to get your bearings after a time
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of trouble.
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Some decks show a night lying down, recuperating after an inner or outer battle.
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Battle with the black mask.
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Maybe.
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And we drew this in the upright position.
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We did.
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Okay.
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Often this card means you've been through a period of difficulty and now feel the need
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for introspection and solitude.
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You're examining what you've experienced, trying to understand what it all means.
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So you can plan for your future.
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This is the comb after the storm card.
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Sometimes it shows you're starting to recover from a physical injury or illness.
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Hmm.
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Wasn't that one guy sick?
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I don't know if it was a guy or a girl writing it, but.
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Yeah.
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The married couple.
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The honeymoon from home.
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Yeah.
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Interesting.
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Plus I do think of with it having been sort of a retirement facility, you think about there
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might be instances where maybe somebody is not recovering enough to necessarily return
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to living as like a single individual, but maybe regaining their strength.
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Okay.
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In reading about money, the upright for urges caution in discrimination.
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Maybe you need to separate yourself from a financial issue.
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This card can also suggest you feel overwhelmed by financial burdens and need a rest.
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The depression.
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Yeah.
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And the hotel took a rest too, because remember we talked about it being like lively and
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then it was a retirement home.
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Yeah, that's a really good point.
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If the reading is about your job, you probably feel burned out at work and need a vacation.
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So this is about a hotel.
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I feel like that blinds up pretty perfectly.
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After a period of stress, confusion or difficulty, you may be sorting things out, clearing your
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head and regaining your strength.
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Oh my gosh, that's like literally the exact words I used.
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Yeah.
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Like a sentence ago.
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In reading about love, the for upright can mean carving out some time for yourself.
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Ooh, carving out like a waterfall through the cliff.
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Yeah.
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Literally.
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Challenges in a relationship may have left, may have left you feeling drained or discouraged.
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Look within to discover your true needs and how you can restore balance.
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There's an extra excerpt here.
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Okay.
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Find clarity from doubt.
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In introduction to tarot, Susan Levitt writes, "Unfortunately, the mind is too often filled
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with worry, doubt and fear."
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More the mind absorbs information that has little to do with the soul's inner workings.
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To counteract this, she recommends meditation, yoga, deep breathing, chanting, prayer, long
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walks and baths.
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A spa?
55:52
I know.
55:53
Honestly, that just sounds like the perfect kind of retreat or vacation.
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Yeah.
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And there's a lot of space to walk around the land they are there.
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What was it saying about like?
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Yeah.
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Okay.
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So I'll read this again.
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It says, "Unfortunately, the mind is too often filled with worry, doubt and fear."
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That's what I was thinking of.
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Yeah.
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So like, you know, it's probably not that haunted.
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You shouldn't worry about it or fear it.
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You should just go and relax the spa.
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Mm-hmm.
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Yeah.
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Yeah.
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I think that's the only difference.
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That's what the tarot said.
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Uh-huh.
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It was in 2006, Caitlin.
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Uh-huh.
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Yeah.
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I'm not sure that's what the tarot was saying, but I guess we shall see.
56:48
How many types of ghosts were there?
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There was a dude, a woman, a child and a black mass.
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Yeah.
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I feel like lady in white also is sort of a separate archetype.
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Did I not say that?
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Yeah, the lady.
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You said like a woman.
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Yeah.
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I feel like a woman versus a lady in white.
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Oh, right out.
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To me.
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I guess there was technically like maybe two women, but I was going to count in them the same.
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But yeah.
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Yeah.
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It seemed like there was like four-cut two.
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There.
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No, no, no.
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A few.
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Well, uh, we're drinking some CBD water.
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Oh, yeah.
57:24
I almost forgot.
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Yeah.
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Sh.
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Tasty.
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Lavender mint.
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Yeah.
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I think it's it.
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Lavender mint.
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Yeah.
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Lavender mint lemonade.
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It's purple.
57:35
It's pretty.
57:36
It's from rogue.
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Yeah.
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She pretty.
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She tasty.
57:42
Tastes like straight CBD.
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Mm-hmm.
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It's really good.
57:48
I don't think CBD.
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I think maybe sometimes it has a little bit of a flavor, but the CBD can't taste it.
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No, I don't think so.
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Should we sign it off?
57:57
Let's sign it off.
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All right.
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Have a creepy ass day.
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See you next Tuesday.
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See you next Tuesday.
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Unless you're at a spa.
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Yeah.
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And then maybe we'll see you sooner because that'd be fantastic.
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Yeah.
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Watch out for them black masses.
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I don't care for the troubles.
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How could you?
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I don't know.
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She's like, I don't know.
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I don't know.
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I don't know.
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Just look at her.
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Nothing to add to that.
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Like, just, the bit is done.
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