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Speaker 7: What on the t Yeah, all I said was the
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Speaker 3: of the stuff we talk about, it gets suppressed like crazy.
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Speaker 6: Of course, I agree.
Speaker 3: It's crazy. It's very cold out. I see you've got
Speaker 3: a blanket. Are you freezing?
Speaker 7: Well, I'm in my basement and I got these basement
Speaker 7: windows that aren't very thick and we just put installation now.
Speaker 6: But there's still like ice.
Speaker 7: Because I was saying to you earlier, it's been like
Speaker 7: minus forty nine celsius here, crazy crazy with like the
Speaker 7: windshill and.
Speaker 6: There's like ice all around it.
Speaker 7: So yeah, I always have a creepshow blanky, I got
Speaker 7: flippers on and everything, like, I just it's cold down
Speaker 7: here in this basement.
Speaker 6: There's no heap in in here. I don't think either, So.
Speaker 3: Yeah, that's it's it's been like minus thirty. I think,
Speaker 3: like with the windshill, like in Ontario, so like, well,
Speaker 3: southern Ontario, it's crazy. Yeah, basements are cold as fuck.
Speaker 3: Uh it's uh yeah, I'm not a fan of winter.
Speaker 3: It's been literally freezing at work even because our heaters
Speaker 3: don't work that well, and it's been like, oh my god,
Speaker 3: I'm not a fan, you know, I gotta mean neither. Yeah,
Speaker 3: minus forty two in northern Ontario. That does sound fun crazy,
Speaker 3: How cold you guys get Jesus.
Speaker 6: Well, that's why we call winter peg man. That's it's
Speaker 6: no lies, no Joe.
Speaker 7: But you know what, it was like plus three last
Speaker 7: week and everything was melting and now it's like minus
Speaker 7: forty nine.
Speaker 6: I'm like, let's just give us something in between.
Speaker 3: That's our bipolar weather we have. Canada.
Speaker 6: Yep, are doing wine, No.
Speaker 3: I wish. I'm trying to. I'm trying to be I'm
Speaker 3: trying to do sober for a bit. It's tough, though,
Speaker 3: but it's it's cranberry juice, like pure cranberry juice. It's
Speaker 3: very tart, tart.
Speaker 6: Yeah, I was gonna say very very tart.
Speaker 5: Yeah.
Speaker 6: I try to do I try to do the whole
Speaker 6: sober thing.
Speaker 7: I say that like once a week, and then I'm like, oh, Friday, I.
Speaker 3: Know, I know that's how I am. And the wife's pregnant.
Speaker 3: She's like, I haven't drank at all, but yours you
Speaker 3: were going to slow down, but it doesn't seem like
Speaker 3: you are. She went away last weekend and I just
Speaker 3: proceeded to get hammered. So so way she goes, Well,
Speaker 3: when you're born and alone, it's like, might as well, yeah.
Speaker 6: Do it now while you can look out a newborn
Speaker 6: around You know.
Speaker 3: That's true, because's gonna change everything. So we're gonna be
Speaker 3: talking about dreams. Sleep is something that everybody does need.
Speaker 3: In fact, most people tend to enjoy it obviously, right,
Speaker 3: you get escape from this kind of reality, and getting
Speaker 3: enough of it helps us keep us healthy and mentally balanced.
Speaker 3: But what happens when something we need in order to
Speaker 3: survive becomes a source of terror in our lives? And
Speaker 3: what happens when we dream? We're gonna be talking about
Speaker 3: dreams everybody on this episode. It's gonna be especially creepy
Speaker 3: facts about dreams and stuff like that. So it's gonna
Speaker 3: be a fun time. Yes, hide under the blankets, so
Speaker 3: to get this started. I have a lot of weird dreams, right,
Speaker 3: I've I it's crazy. I have to add some very
Speaker 3: vivid dreams. If everyone wants to have more vivid dreams,
Speaker 3: take valarian tea, because valarian tea amplifies your dreams like crazy.
Speaker 6: All right, I don't need that.
Speaker 7: I need as dream suppressant because my dreams are always intense.
Speaker 7: I can feel things in my dreams, like actual feeling.
Speaker 7: I can every sense is there. They're very high. So
Speaker 7: I need a suppressant because sometimes mine.
Speaker 6: Are so real and so insane. You pick the right
Speaker 6: girl for this one.
Speaker 3: Well, my my one buddy. It used to be on
Speaker 3: the show. I wouldn't. I guess it's not my buddy
Speaker 3: anymore because we don't talk. But yeah, that's what happens
Speaker 3: when people fucking go too far left. But it's uh,
Speaker 3: He's like, yo, take this, take this tea. This uh,
Speaker 3: this this valarian teahuppy sleep it's natural. It's like melotonin.
Speaker 3: You don't get this like burnout or whatever. And then
Speaker 3: so I got some Valarian tea and then I take it.
Speaker 3: It makes you sleepy, it makes you sleep good. But
Speaker 3: like it does amplify the vividness and the visuals of
Speaker 3: your dreams. So I've like always had like crazy, crazy dreams,
Speaker 3: and dream is such a weird thing to me because
Speaker 3: what is it really I've always thought this idea, this
Speaker 3: is what was my theory for a long time. I
Speaker 3: think I just made this up my own head. I
Speaker 3: don't think I got it from anywhere else, but this
Speaker 3: idea that so your body does naturally once your body's asleep,
Speaker 3: your soul doesn't need to be there anymore. So there's
Speaker 3: theories that I've heard about other stuff, but I thought, like,
Speaker 3: what if your soul like just kind of leaves because
Speaker 3: you're in this kind of you're in this state of
Speaker 3: slumber and your body is kind of resting. And I've
Speaker 3: heard other things about like near death experiences and astra
Speaker 3: projection of like your body like may leave, your soul
Speaker 3: may leave your body while you're dreaming and then just
Speaker 3: projects certain images in your head in the meantime. Because
Speaker 3: there's people that theorize that your your soul kind of
Speaker 3: goes off and does things and other realities without you
Speaker 3: even knowing.
Speaker 7: Okay, well that's the case, and when my body's resting,
Speaker 7: my soul is definitely restless and also kind of rude.
Speaker 7: Sometimes it's like, hey, you want to think about the
Speaker 7: worst thing ever that you could possibly think about. I
Speaker 7: always feel like my brain attacks me when I sleep
Speaker 7: because it's like I think you're gonna rest right now.
Speaker 6: Yeah, I wake up and I'm exhausted for my dreams.
Speaker 6: I'm like, what, I need a break.
Speaker 3: Yeah, I know it's weird. There's I remember hearing someone
Speaker 3: like it was like Coast to Coast on this conspiracy
Speaker 3: type shows, and they were talking about the reason why
Speaker 3: you wake up like tired even though you think that
Speaker 3: you've had a great sleep is because your soul has
Speaker 3: been partying essentially and going to all different realities. Who
Speaker 3: knows if that's true or if these are just like
Speaker 3: projections of your mind from your subconscious and stuff like that,
Speaker 3: but it's true. When I'm trying to sleep, I have
Speaker 3: like some of the most horrible thoughts sometimes about like
Speaker 3: what's going on in the world, the things I research
Speaker 3: for the show, all sorts of stuff, and it's like
Speaker 3: it's hard for me to turn my brain off. Also
Speaker 3: because I feel like I do have a high functioning
Speaker 3: brain and how it works and how I think and
Speaker 3: how I analyze everything that I just can't get it
Speaker 3: to shut the fuck up.
Speaker 6: Same.
Speaker 7: I know, there's like my husband can fall asleep like instantly,
Speaker 7: and I'm like, how do you do that? And he's like,
Speaker 7: turn your brain off. I'm like, what does that mean?
Speaker 7: How do you do turn your brain off?
Speaker 6: I can't.
Speaker 7: I In order for me to fall asleep, I basically
Speaker 7: have to put myself in like a hypnosis where I'm
Speaker 7: thinking about something as like a movie and I'm like okay,
Speaker 7: and then it will get me like kind of almost
Speaker 7: hypnotized to fall asleep. I can't shut it off. What
Speaker 7: does that mean?
Speaker 3: I know? I don't know what that because even though
Speaker 3: I used to when we were young kids and my
Speaker 3: I used to my parents let me and my brother
Speaker 3: have a room for the first time. We just stay
Speaker 3: up talking, so eventually that's separateists. But I would watch
Speaker 3: them like go to sleep like that, and I would
Speaker 3: be like, how the fuck do you do that? Like
Speaker 3: I just can't like shut off my brain. And I
Speaker 3: even done things where I would like count sheep and stuff.
Speaker 3: But I think what I what? I kind of messed
Speaker 3: up my brain because when I was younger, I used
Speaker 3: to watch a lot horror movies and stuff like that.
Speaker 3: Probably too young or I shouldn't have been doing it.
Speaker 3: And then so I would have like I would say,
Speaker 3: like nightmares, night terrors, and uh so to try and
Speaker 3: defeat them, I would think about like a movie I
Speaker 3: just watched or a show, and I would try to
Speaker 3: replay it in my mind and then like I'm making
Speaker 3: it more vivid, and actually my brain when I'm sleeping,
Speaker 3: making the dreams more vivid.
Speaker 6: Maybe oh yeah, I can relate to that.
Speaker 3: Yeah, so crazy. So let's get if you want, let's
Speaker 3: get into some uh some like because who knows what
Speaker 3: dreams really are. I can't explain it. They still can't
Speaker 3: explain it. They're starting to try to figure out if
Speaker 3: they can map out the dream world. I think they
Speaker 3: are trying to attempt to do that. Where there's theories
Speaker 3: that with the technology we have, especially with things like
Speaker 3: virtual reality, that they're they're gonna somehow tap into like
Speaker 3: the brain's cortex or something, or the frontal lobes or whatever.
Speaker 3: You're like, I guess I would be technicary with the
Speaker 3: pineal gland, the penale gland where your dreams do secrete,
Speaker 3: like some sort of d MT through it, and it
Speaker 3: allows you to have dreams, uh, in the way that
Speaker 3: we do. That's where that comes from, is your your
Speaker 3: pineal gland. That's why if you look around like that,
Speaker 3: there's a giant pine cone. If you look around, there's
Speaker 3: ancient cultures that worshiped pine cones. People think that's because
Speaker 3: it was talking about the pineal gland that now they
Speaker 3: calcify with like fluoride and stuff like that, because that's
Speaker 3: our doorway to escape this reality and maybe even to
Speaker 3: tap into things like psychic abilities weirdy oh damn. Yeah,
Speaker 3: So they calcify it through for poisonous food, water, all
Speaker 3: that stuff. So who I don't really necessarily know what
Speaker 3: they are, but it would be interesting because they're saying
Speaker 3: that they might be able to tap into something within
Speaker 3: your brain, uh, and then cast your dreams on like
Speaker 3: a TV. Yeah, they're looking at me stuff like that.
Speaker 7: I'll charge I'll charge millions. You want to come see
Speaker 7: some fucked up shit? Yeah, check this out, Marie.
Speaker 6: I'm scared to you. Marie. I don't want to.
Speaker 7: I don't know you had that in you, And I'm like, well,
Speaker 7: this is all of the sad I'm really Yeah, that's it,
Speaker 7: that's my dream, that's my sleep.
Speaker 6: Actually, I've never had sleep paralysis, but that's what it
Speaker 6: would look like.
Speaker 3: Sleep aroalysis is fucking scary. It's probably one of the
Speaker 3: scariest things I've ever experienced that I've I've experienced some
Speaker 3: scary things in life. I'm not gonna go through my
Speaker 3: story because I've always said, but I've had I had
Speaker 3: a crazy shadow people experience. Uh and it was wild
Speaker 3: and I never had sleep paralysis. And it felt like
Speaker 3: like I couldn't move. I couldn't move my body off
Speaker 3: can move. I just could move my eyes. I saw
Speaker 3: all these shadow people around me. It like was the
Speaker 3: most frightening experience I've ever had. To be awake but
Speaker 3: your body is like in some sort of comatose state
Speaker 3: and it's like you're something is holding you down. It's
Speaker 3: pretty scary.
Speaker 7: Okay, actually, when you're saying that, I have had it once,
Speaker 7: But at the time, I didn't think of sleep paralysis
Speaker 7: because I was like really like a hardcore like Christian
Speaker 7: Jesus freak girl for a little bit when I was
Speaker 7: in my early teens, and I really thought, I really
Speaker 7: thought the demon was talking to me. So I thought
Speaker 7: it was real So as I'm older, I'm like, okay,
Speaker 7: that was.
Speaker 6: Probably was.
Speaker 3: Superalysis is or it's like the the darker realms are
Speaker 3: accessing you somehow. I think that there's a reason why
Speaker 3: people have sleep paralysis. I believe that there's very dark
Speaker 3: entities and stuff like that that exist around us all
Speaker 3: the time, and we can let them in by accident
Speaker 3: or the What the elites do is probably the elites
Speaker 3: the parasites do it on purpose, right, so they can
Speaker 3: gain some sort of access to that realm. Right. But
Speaker 3: I had some crazy dreams. I've heard about some crazy
Speaker 3: dreams too. There was a back in the day, This
Speaker 3: one I always stuck with me. This girl was that
Speaker 3: I was dating, but I was like I was cheating
Speaker 3: on her and stuff like that, and like she knew,
Speaker 3: she was aware that I was trying to I was
Speaker 3: bouncing around or whatever, right, and and didn't know kind
Speaker 3: of what I wanted. And then so she had a
Speaker 3: dream that this guy was chasing her and stuff like that.
Speaker 3: And then the guy comes up and then stabs her,
Speaker 3: and then the hood lifted up and it was me
Speaker 3: and like I was like, WHOA, that's scary, And I
Speaker 3: was like thinking about ending it right, So it's like
Speaker 3: her subconscious like was tapping into that side of the reality.
Speaker 3: But I've had crazy dreams, stuff that I can't describe
Speaker 3: in a good like in a in a very descriptive way.
Speaker 3: But I've had like pretty crazy ones. I've had somewhere.
Speaker 3: There was one that was weird where it was like
Speaker 3: I was in a house and then every level of
Speaker 3: the house was like a different part of my life
Speaker 3: from when I was like younger to when I got older,
Speaker 3: very strange, and then, uh, I'll let you carry on
Speaker 3: before I get into some of my weirder ones. What
Speaker 3: tell me about some weird dreams that you can think of.
Speaker 7: Well, I've had hundreds, I said, hundreds of dreams where
Speaker 7: I am killing people and they're always bad people. Though
Speaker 7: they're always people trying to break into my house, they're
Speaker 7: actually trying to hurt.
Speaker 6: Yeah, they're always trying. There always people trying to get
Speaker 6: to my loved ones. Can I go into detail about
Speaker 6: one of them or not?
Speaker 3: Yeah, that's fine, go ahead, it's off to what you
Speaker 3: want to expose.
Speaker 7: Okay, One that was really vivid to me, That is
Speaker 7: like one of my most craziest dreams ever, Like I
Speaker 7: can feel things. So when I am killing people, I
Speaker 7: feel the feeling of the knife.
Speaker 6: He's usually with a knife going into flesh.
Speaker 7: And I've had this a fork into like the eye
Speaker 7: of some like guy like it was anyway. But there's
Speaker 7: one I had. Yeah, there's one where there's this man
Speaker 7: trying to our word my friend. Yeah, and he was
Speaker 7: on her like and I like from behind. I was
Speaker 7: behind and he was like trying to get at her,
Speaker 7: and I had there was a hammer, so I took
Speaker 7: the went on his back and I took the claw
Speaker 7: of the hammer and I started hacking at the back
Speaker 7: of his neck and I'm I'm hacking it and hack
Speaker 7: it to the point where I could see his spine.
Speaker 6: Inside vertebrae and I'm hacking and I'm like, dude's not dying.
Speaker 7: Like I started to feel bad because I'm like, hey,
Speaker 7: at this point, like please die. And then he and
Speaker 7: I kept hacking. Then he turned around and he said,
Speaker 7: just reach inside and snap it.
Speaker 3: That's me.
Speaker 6: And then I.
Speaker 7: Remember putting my hands in this open wound, feeling the
Speaker 7: vertebrae spiking me in my hands. And I don't have
Speaker 7: super strength, I guess, but I snapped his neck like.
Speaker 3: That sounds like some sort of demon tapped into your
Speaker 3: dream or something like that.
Speaker 6: I mean, yeah, that's me.
Speaker 7: And the other one that I had that I wish
Speaker 7: I wrote down because it was a movie. I wake
Speaker 7: up probably six seven times a night, like I never
Speaker 7: sleep through.
Speaker 6: The night like ever and all.
Speaker 7: I have probably at least three dreams a night, and
Speaker 7: I never sleep through. But this one night, I guess
Speaker 7: I slept the whole thing and I had a dream
Speaker 7: that was the whole night like a movie. And I
Speaker 7: can't really remember the deed. I remember somebody just can't
Speaker 7: go into it be too long.
Speaker 6: But I was.
Speaker 7: Looking at I was taking care of my sister who
Speaker 7: was possessed, and we had this big studio apartment like Paris,
Speaker 7: and she was chained to the bed because she was possessed, and.
Speaker 6: I had to go and get her medication.
Speaker 7: And because I was looking after her, and I remember
Speaker 7: the whole walk and bus ride to get her medication,
Speaker 7: I was seeing demons everywhere. And then I went to
Speaker 7: a priest. I'm like, I think she's possessed. They think
Speaker 7: she's sick, but I think she's possessed. Yes, and then
Speaker 7: he and then he turned demonic and I'm like, what
Speaker 7: is going on here?
Speaker 6: Like no one's helping me. I don't I find any medication.
Speaker 7: I remember going back into this creepy apartment I lived,
Speaker 7: Like hear her screaming upstairs, and I'm like, caation needs help.
Speaker 7: And I went upstairs and I like went to like
Speaker 7: put like the medication away or whatever. And when I
Speaker 7: closed the mirror, I was the sister. And when I
Speaker 7: looked at the bed.
Speaker 6: It was me.
Speaker 7: The whole thing was actually I was the girl in
Speaker 7: the bed, and I had multiple personalities and I lived
Speaker 7: that whole thing.
Speaker 3: Wow, your brain is it was me? It's pretty interesting.
Speaker 3: Then you got some common stuff up there.
Speaker 7: Yeah, I got some stuff going on, so yeah, yeah.
Speaker 7: And then I have a couple of the recurring things
Speaker 7: I have, obviously with the teeth falling out, and I
Speaker 7: think it's because I grind my teeth in my sleep
Speaker 7: and I feel the loose coming out. But the grossest
Speaker 7: recurring thing I have is where I'm vomiting. But the
Speaker 7: vomit is this thick, gritty sludge and I can't get
Speaker 7: it out. I have to clow it out of my
Speaker 7: mouth and it's this thick, gross sledge cube and I
Speaker 7: have that dream probably like once a month at least.
Speaker 3: We should do a part two of this episode at
Speaker 3: some point. I know and do like the meanings behind
Speaker 3: dreams because this we're going into creepy facts about dreams.
Speaker 3: But the meanings would be interesting because like, I've had
Speaker 3: the teeth fall out dream and it's like frightening where
Speaker 3: I thought that I thought I was gonna wake up
Speaker 3: in my I wouldn't have teeth like and you feel
Speaker 3: it and it feels so real in your dreams where
Speaker 3: you're like I remember like pulling it out and then
Speaker 3: I felt more and they started, like all of them
Speaker 3: just started coming out. It's so it's so scary, and
Speaker 3: I like, dreams have always been this weird thing to
Speaker 3: me because they've always been so vivid. And I remember,
Speaker 3: like I remember like talking with this in the show
Speaker 3: and Billy doesn't dream because he I don't know if
Speaker 3: it's because he like just drinks a lot and like
Speaker 3: or he used to. I think he still does. It
Speaker 3: would have been because I'm like, yo, I remember the
Speaker 3: time when this is a long time ago, I did
Speaker 3: Dreams episode with this Kay Trevor I used to work with.
Speaker 3: I think he may be dead now. I have no
Speaker 3: idea he was. He he did some crazy stuff and
Speaker 3: he'd make jokes about like, oh yeah, I'm gonna rob
Speaker 3: the casino and then I'm gonna go onto the Grand
Speaker 3: River and I'm gonna ride a ski. Do you off
Speaker 3: in the He's like planning all this whole and like
Speaker 3: we're like, we're you gonna get all these things that
Speaker 3: you need to like do this. But he got into
Speaker 3: a bad place, I think, with some bad people. But
Speaker 3: we did an episode about dreams. I remember tellingim Billy yoa,
Speaker 3: I got like a little thing about dreams that we
Speaker 3: would get into and Billy's like, I can't help you.
Speaker 3: I don't dream. But I'm like, what do you mean
Speaker 3: you don't dream? He's like, I really just don't really dream.
Speaker 3: I'm like how. And then one of his first fun
Speaker 3: facts ever that because he always does on the show,
Speaker 3: was he sleeps with his eyes open, but it's like
Speaker 3: this whereas like it's like it can just see his
Speaker 3: eyeball like flickering. And I thought he was kidding, but
Speaker 3: I saw it where it's like his eyes were pretty
Speaker 3: much half open but flickering, and it's the scariest thing.
Speaker 5: Man.
Speaker 3: I woke I talked of the next day. I was like, yeah,
Speaker 3: you were joking. I thought you were awake, like looking
Speaker 3: at me.
Speaker 6: That's but like usually I guess I thought.
Speaker 7: They said, like when your eyes go back and forth,
Speaker 7: it's like when you're in the rem sleep and you're
Speaker 7: are dreaming.
Speaker 6: It's almost like you're scanning.
Speaker 3: I think too much. Oh, I think he just jerks
Speaker 3: too much beer and then just he it just doesn't
Speaker 3: remember them.
Speaker 6: Maybe that's I think.
Speaker 7: Maybe he does dream, he doesn't remember them, because I
Speaker 7: have friends too, They're like, I don't remember what I
Speaker 7: dream about, like ever, it's rare that I remember. I'm like, god, damn,
Speaker 7: I wake up and I'm like, I had like eight
Speaker 7: movies going on.
Speaker 3: Yeah, me too. Have you ever done where you like
Speaker 3: go and take a pe and then you like go
Speaker 3: back into the same dream. Because I've had that a
Speaker 3: bunch of times where I'm able to like retap into
Speaker 3: the same dream. It's crazy.
Speaker 7: Yeah, I keep going, Are you able to wake yourself
Speaker 7: up from a dream because you.
Speaker 6: Know your dream?
Speaker 3: I wish, oh that could.
Speaker 6: I learned that as a child.
Speaker 3: I learned petion or just like wake your body up.
Speaker 6: Wake my body up.
Speaker 7: Where it's like, this is a dream, Marie, and there's
Speaker 7: something I had to do. And people say, you never
Speaker 7: die in your dreams, and I've I've died. I got
Speaker 7: shot in the face once by like a Chinese army
Speaker 7: guy and.
Speaker 6: It was the Portuguese people against the Chinese.
Speaker 7: Well you had some crazy, yeah, And then I remember
Speaker 7: I was hiding in a car and they shot and
Speaker 7: I'm like, you don't die in dream I remember in
Speaker 7: my dream thinking I can't die. You don't die in dreams,
Speaker 7: and the guy shot me right in the face. I
Speaker 7: remember like covering my face and blood everywhere, and I died.
Speaker 3: I guess WHOA, that's so weird. You have some pretty
Speaker 3: intense trees. It's perfect person to bring on the show
Speaker 3: for this, And there's so many complex things about like
Speaker 3: what they are, why do we have them? Mine are
Speaker 3: always very vivid. A lot of them are pretty sexual
Speaker 3: and stuff like that too. It is what it is,
Speaker 3: but that's it's. Some of them are like crazy like that,
Speaker 3: and I'm like, I don't know if it's just I
Speaker 3: don't know what it is, but it's some of them
Speaker 3: are pretty wild. I don't need to go to detail
Speaker 3: about those ones. But uh, it is. It is so strange.
Speaker 3: And then I've had dreams where like I'll never forget
Speaker 3: this one where I was like in an apartment building
Speaker 3: almost like a condo, but it was like I just
Speaker 3: like I could see out the window and we're pretty
Speaker 3: high up and you could see like a beach, right,
Speaker 3: and then there was kind of like all these condo
Speaker 3: buildings around the beach and it was just kind of
Speaker 3: like a circular half circle beach. You could see down
Speaker 3: the beach and stuff like that. Uh, and then the
Speaker 3: waves are starting to kind of go a little crazy,
Speaker 3: and then I see a massive I see UFO was
Speaker 3: coming towards me. And then I'm like calling my family
Speaker 3: and stuff like that, being like yo, it's happening kind
Speaker 3: of shit. And then I remember this is what I remember,
Speaker 3: but I used to know it way more detail. Where
Speaker 3: I was like panicking and then I went into an
Speaker 3: elevator thing, and then the elevator went down and shot
Speaker 3: me into this tube and I was like in this
Speaker 3: tube and then it shot me across the water into
Speaker 3: this other building that I came up, and then I
Speaker 3: just had h I just had it's his name, the
Speaker 3: guy that is about occupy the Getty and stuff like that.
Speaker 3: And he was telling me that this guy was worked
Speaker 3: for essentially like a faction of like the CIA, building
Speaker 3: lasers and stuff like that. Wild Guy's wild tales if
Speaker 3: they are true, and he said that they he was
Speaker 3: talking about this type of technology of this tube thing
Speaker 3: that and I was like, I did dream about that,
Speaker 3: like the same kind of thing that he was talking about,
Speaker 3: like these tube things and then they can shoot you
Speaker 3: certain distances and you can travel very far in them
Speaker 3: and stuff like that. And uh, it was such a
Speaker 3: weird dream because I remember it felt so real like
Speaker 3: there was a UFO invasion and I was on either
Speaker 3: vacation or that's where I lived at the time. And
Speaker 3: then I'm wondering if there's any truth to that. You
Speaker 3: could be tapping also into past life memories or future memories,
Speaker 3: which would be even crazier.
Speaker 7: Yeah, you tap into something there because it was true
Speaker 7: what you you somehow knew, yeah.
Speaker 3: And like and he claimed this stuff and I was like, well,
Speaker 3: that's kind of weird there, And I've had dreams of
Speaker 3: being like chased by people and stuff like that, and uh,
Speaker 3: it is it is crazy because they're so vivid that
Speaker 3: I wake up. There's been a lot of times where
Speaker 3: I wake up like scared, like I'm frightened, uh and
Speaker 3: or anxious. And it's crazy that though, that that it
Speaker 3: can invoke these things out of you. Where there's dreams
Speaker 3: I've had where I've woken up like depressed, where I
Speaker 3: feel like very low and depressed and sad. And it's
Speaker 3: such a strange thing.
Speaker 7: Man, Say, I woke up crying from my dream, Like
Speaker 7: I woke up and I've been bawling my eyes out
Speaker 7: crying because of what's what happened in my dream translated
Speaker 7: to life like I physically was feeling it in real
Speaker 7: life while in my dream like I was physically crying.
Speaker 6: It's happened.
Speaker 7: It's happened like at least ten times in my life
Speaker 7: where I've woken up with like actual tears.
Speaker 3: That's crazy, Harriet, did you ever learn how to astro project?
Speaker 3: If you can tell your if you can tell your
Speaker 3: body to wake up, you should try to wake up
Speaker 3: with inside your dream because suppose to me, if you
Speaker 3: tell yourself that you're in a dream, and you can
Speaker 3: realize that you're in a dream, you can control your
Speaker 3: dream and have like a lucid dream.
Speaker 6: Hmm, I I'm trying to think.
Speaker 7: I've had dreams where it feels like it's happening in
Speaker 7: real life, and then I'll wake up and go to
Speaker 7: sleep and it's like happening like I can't I can't
Speaker 7: can't tell.
Speaker 6: What's real or what's not.
Speaker 7: Yeah, I've also had dreams where I've been above a
Speaker 7: dream and seeing myself sleeping and seeing what's going on.
Speaker 3: That's astra projection. You should have tried to walk around.
Speaker 6: Uh No, I'm glad because that was a horrific dream.
Speaker 7: And there again, there was a demon chasing me, like
Speaker 7: it was like Reagan from the Extra. Okay, I've had
Speaker 7: a couple of Reagan dreams because it actually scarred me.
Speaker 7: But I had like it was like a demon girl
Speaker 7: like Reagan. I was sleeping in my in law's house
Speaker 7: and my husband they're like.
Speaker 6: Oh, sleep in our room. You know, we're they're out
Speaker 6: of town.
Speaker 7: So my husband I go up to the room and
Speaker 7: they moved the room around and I was like, I
Speaker 7: don't like the room like this. Something just felt off
Speaker 7: and I'm like, the room should not be set up
Speaker 7: like this.
Speaker 6: It's uncomfortable.
Speaker 7: And that night I had a dream where I was
Speaker 7: up above watching me and my husban's sleep, and there's
Speaker 7: this little demon girl running around back and forth laughing
Speaker 7: at us through encircling the bed.
Speaker 3: You could have saw when I saw something real? Though,
Speaker 3: What if you were astro projecting and there was something
Speaker 3: actually there.
Speaker 7: I told my mother in law and she changed her
Speaker 7: room around because I was like, you can't have your.
Speaker 6: Room like that. There's something wrong.
Speaker 3: I think things can tap into stuff like that, like
Speaker 3: I've to like Brett told the story on the show
Speaker 3: or whatever. And but my buddy's been on the show
Speaker 3: a couple of times and he dated a witch a Wickan.
Speaker 3: Her mom was like a full blown wicked witch and
Speaker 3: then wick and Witch of the West. But uh, but
Speaker 3: then he said that he they taught him to how
Speaker 3: to like astro project and the one time he did it,
Speaker 3: he like saw his body staying like like there, and
Speaker 3: she's like, you know, if you do this, try to
Speaker 3: walk around and all that stuff, and so he did,
Speaker 3: and he heard the doorbell start. He said, he heard knocking.
Speaker 3: He hear this loud banging, and then so he was going
Speaker 3: to go to the door and then tried to like
Speaker 3: open it or whatever. Follow the sound. But then then
Speaker 3: he woke up. And so once he woke up, he
Speaker 3: heard his dad yelling, and he's like, what the fuck
Speaker 3: is going on? So he goes out and then his
Speaker 3: dad's he said that someone was ringing the doorbell really fast,
Speaker 3: and then when he went to open the door, nobody
Speaker 3: was there. Is that wild?
Speaker 6: So wait, he was ringing the doorbell in his dream?
Speaker 3: No, something else was so something and something was physically
Speaker 3: doing it in the real reality. And then and then
Speaker 3: in his dream it was like a knocking sound. But
Speaker 3: then when he woke up, his dad was said that
Speaker 3: there was a bunch of like bringing on the doorbell
Speaker 3: and then we opened the door, it stopped and nobody
Speaker 3: was there. And then so he talked to his girlfriend's mom,
Speaker 3: who was like the witch and she told him that.
Speaker 3: He's like, you don't open the door, did you? And
Speaker 3: he's like no, and he's like she's like, if you did,
Speaker 3: you would have let something in that could have even
Speaker 3: went into your body. Oh, that was not that one.
Speaker 3: I know I should have so crazy.
Speaker 6: Eh, that's scary.
Speaker 3: So let's get into the first one. I'll sleep paralysis
Speaker 3: since we're talking about it anyway. Sleep paralysis can be
Speaker 3: very distressing experience for those who suffer it. During sleep paralysis,
Speaker 3: sufferers become aware that their experience a tonia muscle paralysis,
Speaker 3: never heard that, yet are unable to do anything. Typically,
Speaker 3: I will call it sleep paralysis. Ends when you wake
Speaker 3: up and never even realize you went through this temporary
Speaker 3: paralysis For individuals who suffer, who suffer, where am I
Speaker 3: and everyone sleep? For individuals who suffer sleep paralysis, however,
Speaker 3: something goes wrong during the process and they're launched into
Speaker 3: a state of mixed consciousness. These individuals become aware that
Speaker 3: they're paralyzed. It is quite frightening and can also experience
Speaker 3: vivid hallucinations due to the fact that rem sleep cycles
Speaker 3: don't stop when they wake. Sleep paralysis hallucinations follow in
Speaker 3: the three categories, all of which are very depression very
Speaker 3: distressing to the sufferer. Intruder hallucinations in which sufferers perceive
Speaker 3: a dangerous presence in the room, chest pressure ik a
Speaker 3: incubus hallucinations in which the sufferer feels a sensation of
Speaker 3: suffocation and someone sitting on their chest. And there's stories
Speaker 3: in the East of Canada. I think in like Pi
Speaker 3: and stuff like that. They call her the night hag
Speaker 3: and it's this old woman that sits on your chest. Uh.
Speaker 3: And then physital phisitill bleep Jesus kid's fucking speaker. Why
Speaker 3: say physy vestibula vestibuler Motor hallucinations in which sufferers feel
Speaker 3: out body sensations such as flying. So and it's like
Speaker 3: they're explaining in a way by saying it's rem sleep.
Speaker 3: But there is a lot of truth that goes into
Speaker 3: the idea of astra projection and being able to leave
Speaker 3: your body and then do things like where there's a
Speaker 3: story that I remember hearing about where this uh, this guy,
Speaker 3: this kid was he talks to this kid another country
Speaker 3: or whatever. Their friends online, they play video games together
Speaker 3: or whatever. Uh, And they were talking and then he
Speaker 3: fell asleep, and he was thinking about his friend, and
Speaker 3: somehow in a he like he tries. He was trying
Speaker 3: to sleep, he was trying to do astra projection, and
Speaker 3: while he was doing he was thinking about his friend.
Speaker 3: And and and he claimed that he was shot over
Speaker 3: to his friend. I think it was like in Germany
Speaker 3: or something like that while he was in America and
Speaker 3: he saw what his friend was doing on the computer.
Speaker 3: He was jacking off and I wasn't.
Speaker 5: He was.
Speaker 3: He was doing something like he was playing this certain
Speaker 3: video game or whatever, right, and then uh, and he
Speaker 3: could see what he was doing. And then he kind
Speaker 3: of woke himself up and he's like ran too his
Speaker 3: computer and he's like, hey, like were you doing this?
Speaker 3: And he's like, yeah, I'm doing that. How do you
Speaker 3: know that I'm doing that? And he's like it worked
Speaker 3: after projection worked. It's a wild story if it's true,
Speaker 3: but that would be crazy.
Speaker 4: Uh.
Speaker 6: Yeah, I mean I want to I I want to
Speaker 6: believe it's true. I want to believe it's all possible, because.
Speaker 3: Tell you, dude, I tried many times to do it.
Speaker 3: It's tough because you have to get in a very
Speaker 3: like meditative state. Uh. And even when I was going
Speaker 3: through my whole my whole shadow people experience and stuff
Speaker 3: like that, it was very real. I believe it was real.
Speaker 3: I felt these things and I was wide awake, like
Speaker 3: and that's why there wasn't in some rem sleep. I
Speaker 3: felt that i'd sleep proalysis. I could open my eyes wide,
Speaker 3: I could see these things. At certain points. I got up.
Speaker 3: At one point, I got up and walked towards my door,
Speaker 3: and there was an eight foot tall shadow person looking
Speaker 3: down at me. And I went to the washroom, turning
Speaker 3: the light, looked in the mirrors, like, what the fuck's
Speaker 3: going on with you? And it was real. I was awake.
Speaker 3: I was walking around and I went to the washroom
Speaker 3: and it was like I was totally awake, sober, all
Speaker 3: that stuff. And it wasn't this thing of like, oh,
Speaker 3: I'm just still in rem sleep. No, I was like
Speaker 3: full blown awake and I saw these things. They do exist.
Speaker 3: Are we only see ten percent of visual spectrum? So
Speaker 3: who knows? But yeah, these hallusions, these hallucinations can happen concurrently,
Speaker 3: so an extra distressing episode. A person can feel as
Speaker 3: if someone's trying to sit on their chest or maybe
Speaker 3: they actually are suffocating them while there's another intruder in
Speaker 3: the room, which also means them harm. Oddly enough, the presence,
Speaker 3: the presence people see either on top of them or
Speaker 3: in the room various culture and culture, leading many to
Speaker 3: believe these presents isn't just a hallucination. What more can
Speaker 3: happen during What's more, sleep proalysis can happen to anybody?
Speaker 3: Is interesting because like it is a very scary experience,
Speaker 3: and yeah, this is an ancient. Look at that Look
Speaker 3: at that horse, though, what is he doing?
Speaker 6: I mean, he's enjoying it.
Speaker 5: Though.
Speaker 7: That horse is loving whenever's happening, he's away and yeah,
Speaker 7: have a great time.
Speaker 6: Yeah.
Speaker 3: It's uh, it's a very frightening thing to go through
Speaker 3: sleep paralysis. Uh, it's it's crazy. And the fact that
Speaker 3: I experienced it, that that experience changed my life forever
Speaker 3: because I, to me, I it was proven that I
Speaker 3: that reality isn't as real as we think it is
Speaker 3: in my head. Going through that and having to experience that,
Speaker 3: I was like, that was real. I felt it. I
Speaker 3: know what was real. I saw what I saw, you know,
Speaker 3: I I it's hard to explain to somebody that has
Speaker 3: never had an experience like that, but it is one
Speaker 3: of the most frightening things. I felt like they were
Speaker 3: trying to rip my soul out of my body.
Speaker 7: It was scary, I believe you, and I think that
Speaker 7: is very possible at these sleep paralysis Oh God, things
Speaker 7: are things that are actually happening. And my sleep paralysis thing,
Speaker 7: that my sleep paralysis thing changed my life too because
Speaker 7: I was that little church going youth group Christian girl
Speaker 7: and after this happened, I stopped because of what was
Speaker 7: said to me.
Speaker 6: And yeah, no, I.
Speaker 7: Didn't say but I've told the story before and everyone
Speaker 7: always laughs at me because it's such a stupid thing.
Speaker 7: It makes sense, but it's stupid.
Speaker 6: But I don't know why my brain would think to
Speaker 6: say this. I don't know. Okay. So I was like
Speaker 6: really Christian. I was really like, oh, God and Jesus
Speaker 6: and everything, and.
Speaker 7: But I remember a certain point I was scared all
Speaker 7: the time. Ye like it sounds this is gonna sound crazy, Okay, Okay,
Speaker 7: I all of a sudden right now I'm like agnostic.
Speaker 7: I'm like, yeah, baby's God. Maybe there's I grew up Roman, Catholic, whatever,
Speaker 7: it's an old backstory. But so I uh started getting scared.
Speaker 6: Randomly out of nowhere.
Speaker 7: And I remember going and talking to like the pastor
Speaker 7: yeah at the church and saying.
Speaker 6: Like, I don't know what it is, but I'm like scared.
Speaker 7: I like sometimes I don't even want to put my
Speaker 7: legs off the couch because I'm like something's gonna get me.
Speaker 6: Like I felt really weird.
Speaker 7: And then he of course was like, oh, it's like
Speaker 7: spiritual warfare and like God's trying to keep you and
Speaker 7: then you're trying and they were all like, you're a prophet,
Speaker 7: blah blah, and I'm.
Speaker 6: Like, fuck, okay, and okay, I don't know, yeah, of course.
Speaker 7: And then and then they're like, oh, you know, the
Speaker 7: demons are trying to get you, like whatever. And I
Speaker 7: was like, okay, this is a lot. But when you
Speaker 7: believe something like that at the time, you're like, oh, geez, okay,
Speaker 7: that's scary. So then and then this is gonna sound
Speaker 7: cliche as fuck, but I'm gonna say it anyway.
Speaker 6: I was waking up repeatedly at the.
Speaker 7: Same time every day, which was like obviously three twenty
Speaker 7: three year three something in the morning I was and.
Speaker 6: It was like every fucking day.
Speaker 3: Of course.
Speaker 7: Cliche, of course, but that's the wagon too. So yeah,
Speaker 7: I guess. And I didn't really know. I was like
Speaker 7: fifteen at the time. I didn't really know. There was
Speaker 7: like barely any internet back then.
Speaker 6: Guys like, I'm old.
Speaker 3: I was using the region room has twelves.
Speaker 6: So was I.
Speaker 3: So was I.
Speaker 6: We would make our own and use them. Crazy but okay.
Speaker 7: So then one night I woke up and I'm like
Speaker 7: three o'clock or whatever again, and I just I was awake.
Speaker 7: I remember being one hundred percent awake, like I know,
Speaker 7: I wake up very easily. I'm a very light sleeper,
Speaker 7: so I woke up like but then I felt do
Speaker 7: you remember those old Skittles commercials where the girls like
Speaker 7: taste the rainbow? And if you heard me, that tastes
Speaker 7: the rainbow? And it was like that whisper okay, So
Speaker 7: I couldn't move and I was like, what the hell?
Speaker 7: And then rate in my ear, right in my ear,
Speaker 7: I hear this woman's voice.
Speaker 3: Sorry, right now, come back. I was wondering, sorry, I
Speaker 3: was wondering where the fuck was going on? My background
Speaker 3: it was like the I'm looking at my logo and
Speaker 3: I was grainy, and that was good green screen on okay,
Speaker 3: because I have a green screen now so I've been
Speaker 3: using it for fun episodes and at one point I
Speaker 3: was in Germany for an episode, so, okay, can back
Speaker 3: to the story. So I was like fuck it, perplexed
Speaker 3: to why that was happening.
Speaker 6: What's going on? I noticed it like a little thought.
Speaker 7: We were in like dreamline, you're astro projecting to me
Speaker 7: right now?
Speaker 6: Maybe I don't know.
Speaker 7: And then I heard this woman and I remember because
Speaker 7: when she said this thing. It was like she was
Speaker 7: saying it like three times in a row, like echoing,
Speaker 7: like you know, like you know, like Jason like like that.
Speaker 7: It was like that, and she said, drink your ovaltine. Yeah,
Speaker 7: but it was like this weird delayed three times. Everything
Speaker 7: was in threes. And she said, demons are the spirits
Speaker 7: of success.
Speaker 3: Oh, that's scary.
Speaker 6: And I was like.
Speaker 7: Not like hey, demon's gonna get you, or like hey, Satan,
Speaker 7: the devil's here, demons are the spirits of success.
Speaker 6: Whatever.
Speaker 7: And then I felt three like electric vibration from my feet,
Speaker 7: from my feet all the way to my head and
Speaker 7: like this like this. Yeah, it was like these weird
Speaker 7: waves coming over my body. And then I finally was
Speaker 7: like free to get up. I could move, and I
Speaker 7: went to my parents' room and I was telling them
Speaker 7: I heard a voice.
Speaker 6: I was gagging cause I was so scared. I was
Speaker 6: like in a puke, but I was like dry.
Speaker 7: Heating, and they're like going to'm mad, and I'm like, oh,
Speaker 7: So then I stopped on a youth group.
Speaker 6: They won, Yeah, succeeded man.
Speaker 3: Yeah, And it's crazy because it's almost like they're trying
Speaker 3: to lure you in and according to Brett, he's Christian.
Speaker 3: I don't fucking know, right, Like, I'm on the fence,
Speaker 3: Like if I was like, it's so funny because I
Speaker 3: was like, I always joked that I read this, read
Speaker 3: the Satank Bible, and I was like, this is kind
Speaker 3: of cool different whatever. I was always against the grain
Speaker 3: with things, and at one point in the show, I
Speaker 3: was like, if I was gonna suscribe to anything, would
Speaker 3: be Satanism, just because I like the idea of like
Speaker 3: being a god in your own Right now, it's a
Speaker 3: total opposite. I think Anton Levey Levy, whatever you want,
Speaker 3: how you perhaps his name, it's actually part of all
Speaker 3: that stuff. And they used him to push Satanism to
Speaker 3: Hollywood and all that stuff. So I'm very much against
Speaker 3: that now. And now I'm like leaning more towards If
Speaker 3: I was going to be any religion, it would be
Speaker 3: Christianity because I finally, it's the most most wholesome and
Speaker 3: they have the I think the best I would say
Speaker 3: values and traditions. When it comes to things, I think
Speaker 3: there's I think there's bad things about all religion, and
Speaker 3: I in my opinion, not everyone has to share this opinion. Obviously,
Speaker 3: you don't have to believe everything I say. You don't
Speaker 3: have to agree with everything I say on this show.
Speaker 3: This whole fun of people having different opinions and stuff
Speaker 3: like that. I think that the reptilian entities, some sort
Speaker 3: of dark demonic force that's existed for a long time,
Speaker 3: use religion to divide and conquer the population and uses
Speaker 3: it against Uh. So we're essentially being always warring with
Speaker 3: each other.
Speaker 6: Makes sense to me, you know. And why not?
Speaker 7: Why not everything and every other religion can be true?
Speaker 7: Why can't that be true?
Speaker 5: Yeah?
Speaker 3: And the thing is right, like, look at this off
Speaker 3: that's taught in some religions, even the Qur'an. There's bad
Speaker 3: things I think in the Bible, especially within the the
Speaker 3: Torah and the and the Talamood is a pretty disturbing
Speaker 3: book if you actually read it. H and it gives
Speaker 3: people in my idea, they think like I'm special because
Speaker 3: of my magic book. And then I'm like, it's like, oh,
Speaker 3: let's just slaughter millions of children because of my special book.
Speaker 3: You know. So that's the that's the perceived supremacy that
Speaker 3: some of these religions have. Especially want people to know
Speaker 3: who I'm talking about when it comes to one religion
Speaker 3: and uh so it's interesting that. And then Brett was like, well,
Speaker 3: when I was being attacked is because like you know,
Speaker 3: it's because they were after my Christian soul because my
Speaker 3: soul is elevated higher and stuff like that. So it's
Speaker 3: interesting how they kind of came after you like that.
Speaker 6: I mean, you know, I don't want to say what's
Speaker 6: real or what's not.
Speaker 7: I don't even know, Like I can't say, like this
Speaker 7: is the definitive troup because I don't I don't know.
Speaker 6: I don't think anyone knows. But if that happened and
Speaker 6: it didn't.
Speaker 7: Happen for those reasons, or it was just sleep proalysis
Speaker 7: either way, kind of freaky, kind of weird, kind of odd,
Speaker 7: and I've never had sleep proalyssis again, it was a
Speaker 7: one time and it's just the situation was weird.
Speaker 3: It is so weird that demons are the success. It's
Speaker 3: very weird, really weird, because that's what they do, right.
Speaker 3: They like, we're doing a big live stream this Saturday
Speaker 3: about Satanic Hollywood and stuff like that. Me and Aaron
Speaker 3: have been talking about this literally for months and months, right,
Speaker 3: and we're finally going to do it and so it is.
Speaker 3: So it's so interesting because like I truly believe that
Speaker 3: some of those people do sell their souls or make
Speaker 3: packs with the devil or some sort of demonic force.
Speaker 3: And then it's my I've always had this idea that
Speaker 3: they get everything in this life. Uh so they get
Speaker 3: all the riches and the fame and the fortune, but
Speaker 3: then in the next life, I think they're like soul
Speaker 3: is like ripped apart in a thousand pieces, like they
Speaker 3: they don't They might be able to get it back
Speaker 3: one day, but I think that in that some sort
Speaker 3: of that that weird astral world, the afterlife whatever, if
Speaker 3: it might be purgatory, I think that their their their
Speaker 3: soul is kind of taken over for I would hope
Speaker 3: not eternity, because that'd be wild that you would sell
Speaker 3: it for that, but at least for a time period
Speaker 3: of you have to go through torments or like maybe
Speaker 3: maybe you get sent back and you're a little Ethiopian
Speaker 3: boy that gets is turned into a child soldier or
Speaker 3: something like that, where you have to experience something horrible
Speaker 3: because you sold your soul for something, for greed and
Speaker 3: materialism and pride and whatever, right, gluttony and all the
Speaker 3: other deadly sins you know, mm.
Speaker 7: Hm oh that that's not worth it, like not worth it,
Speaker 7: but like, but you did just make me think that.
Speaker 7: That was the other meaning of what that demon bitch
Speaker 7: said to me, and it was that, yeah, they're successful,
Speaker 7: like you know, you sell your soul and you get
Speaker 7: you will make you.
Speaker 6: You know that they lure you in and that's how
Speaker 6: they get you.
Speaker 3: When I go on to that, no one will hear
Speaker 3: you scream in.
Speaker 6: Your Yes, it's my turn, it's my turn.
Speaker 7: Okay, Yeah, no one will hear you scream or ask
Speaker 7: for help during your nightmares. You know what, Be like
Speaker 7: me and help yourself and your nightmares. You wake yourself up.
Speaker 7: I don't know how, but I try to teach you.
Speaker 3: That's where I want to say. That would be cool
Speaker 3: about the idea of lucid dreamings. A lucidream it could
Speaker 3: say you're like being hunted by a demon and then
Speaker 3: you're like, no, I have a shield of armor. And
Speaker 3: then you're like ring and then you're like, just got
Speaker 3: like a suit of armor on you just like destroy
Speaker 3: all the demons. Because I've heard that people can lucid
Speaker 3: dream like that and they can control the dreams, and
Speaker 3: I've tried to do it. If anyone in of the
Speaker 3: like listens to the show or watches it and you
Speaker 3: have you've had the ability to astro project or a
Speaker 3: lucid dream, let me know, shoot me a comment, send
Speaker 3: me an email. All the links around the bio Stranger
Speaker 3: podcast at gmail dot com. It would be interesting to
Speaker 3: have you on for a Patreon episode because I'd like
Speaker 3: to hear people's At some point you might do that,
Speaker 3: like bring people on to tell strange stories for the
Speaker 3: Patreon or if they subscribe and support, you know, because
Speaker 3: it's who knows, maybe someone out there has done it,
Speaker 3: you know.
Speaker 6: Yeah, and we need that tutorial. We need it.
Speaker 3: We need.
Speaker 6: All right too. Due to antonia, right, that's what we're saying.
Speaker 7: Due to atonia, while sleeping, we are generally unable to
Speaker 7: move around while asleep. The only muscles that remain active
Speaker 7: while dreaming are our eye and breathing muscles.
Speaker 6: Man.
Speaker 7: Due to this, when we have nightmares, we're unable to
Speaker 7: flail around or scream like we often see in the
Speaker 7: movies and on TV. So if you're experiencing an especially
Speaker 7: awful dream and are hoping someone may help wake you.
Speaker 6: Up, it likely won't happen. I don't know.
Speaker 7: The nightmare will need to run its course until you
Speaker 7: wake yourself. When we do awaken, we might also be
Speaker 7: able to recall a nightmare more than other dreams because
Speaker 7: we're pulling ourselves directly, pulling ourselves directly out of.
Speaker 6: Our rem sleep. Yeah wait, okay.
Speaker 7: Some doctor named Anissa Das MD says, once you are
Speaker 7: sitting up and screaming, you are already aroused and coming
Speaker 7: out of dream sleep.
Speaker 6: You wake up.
Speaker 7: You wake up right out of the nightmare, so your
Speaker 7: recall is better compared to non scary dreams, which don't
Speaker 7: wake you up.
Speaker 6: Bench doctor. Unfortunately, there's no way to help someone stuck.
Speaker 7: In a nightmare because we don't know they're in it. Okay,
Speaker 7: you know what I don't. You know many times lately
Speaker 7: I've woken.
Speaker 6: Up like that. I'm like, I wake up in the
Speaker 6: middle of the night so often with my arms straight
Speaker 6: up in the air. Yeah, I'm like, my heart, that's
Speaker 6: so crazy.
Speaker 7: And I'll be rubbing my arm like this, like self soothing,
Speaker 7: and it happens sometimes like seven times a night, and
Speaker 7: I'm like, I'm like, you know what you're doing? The opposite.
Speaker 7: If you want to stay asleep, stop touching yourself. Oh
Speaker 7: the Illuminati diamonds.
Speaker 6: I just didn't know what it was done. I didn't know.
Speaker 6: It was one of my first tattoos.
Speaker 3: It was wow.
Speaker 7: Second and my friend had this picture on her computer
Speaker 7: and she's like, look Earth, the fire, and water both ways.
Speaker 6: She's like, not pretty cool the elements. Like yeah, So we.
Speaker 7: Each got it matching and one yeah, and one day
Speaker 7: someone's like, oh, the Illumini dam and I'm like, what's that?
Speaker 7: Was the Illuminati. I didn't even know why. I've had
Speaker 7: this for like twenty years.
Speaker 3: And series that you take like your tattoos with you
Speaker 3: in the afterlife. I don't know if that's true or like,
Speaker 3: I know, I know. I'm like, hey, mind's back. I
Speaker 3: have a dog licking up a blood cross on my arm,
Speaker 3: so like, yeah, yeah, I'll show you. I just I
Speaker 3: got it filled in. It was originally just the dog
Speaker 3: and I was like, I have to get this fixed.
Speaker 3: But you kind of see the dog there he's licking
Speaker 3: the blood. So it was just the dog licking the blood.
Speaker 3: And then I asked my tattoo er. She's awesome. She's
Speaker 3: like a nationalist. It was cool. We got along really well,
Speaker 3: so I was like, free for all. Just just figure
Speaker 3: out how to like kind of blend it in paranormal
Speaker 3: kind of stuff. And thank god because like even the
Speaker 3: wife was like, yeah, like just a blood cross on
Speaker 3: your arm just everyone can see this, like upside down
Speaker 3: satanic blood cross on my arm. And I was like, yeah,
Speaker 3: it was off. It's off an album cover.
Speaker 6: So yeah, yeah, you told me last time.
Speaker 3: I remember, Yeah, it's yeah, I killed the architect cage.
Speaker 3: He's an interesting dude. He's like, I'm pretty sure he's
Speaker 3: a full blown Satanist, so makes sense why he would
Speaker 3: do that. You know, it's crazy what happens. I I'm
Speaker 3: a big fan of his. This is also like one
Speaker 3: of his hip hop groups, Weatherman. I think I told
Speaker 3: her that, yeah, And I argued with him online one
Speaker 3: time and he called me like an alt right something
Speaker 3: and I was like, it's like man, I was like,
Speaker 3: you know, you never meet your heroes or the people,
Speaker 3: I mean, your heroes. It's like the people that you
Speaker 3: like as artists anything like that. It never works out
Speaker 3: well like ever. Usually either kind of assholes and most
Speaker 3: of them are very egotistical in a lot of ways.
Speaker 6: You know why because fears of success got them.
Speaker 3: Yeah, yeah, so true, so crazy. I had another thought
Speaker 3: about trees, but it will probably get to at some point.
Speaker 5: Oh.
Speaker 3: I was gonna say, do you know anyone that did sleepwalking?
Speaker 3: Have you ever had that? Because I like, you can't
Speaker 3: not just to wake them up during sleepwalking. Have any
Speaker 3: of your kids do you know anybody?
Speaker 6: Yeah?
Speaker 7: My son's son it a couple of times and where
Speaker 7: he'd like tried to leave the house. My daughter, Yeah,
Speaker 7: we had to get chains on all the door. My
Speaker 7: daughter has almost like nineteen, you know what. She'll wake
Speaker 7: up and she's in between and she was sick recently.
Speaker 7: Whenever she's sick, she has these fever dreams where she's
Speaker 7: awake looking at you and she's like, I can see
Speaker 7: all this stuff here, all this stuff here.
Speaker 6: I'm like, what am I wearing? She's like, you're wearing
Speaker 6: a hoodie.
Speaker 7: It's black. I can see what it is. But I
Speaker 7: also see this and this and this, and She's like,
Speaker 7: but everything's really far away and really big, and I'm like,
Speaker 7: you're in between worlds right now. Man, Like she's in
Speaker 7: between worlds.
Speaker 3: So I just make you thinks brothers where they both
Speaker 3: sleep walker and there's like pillows and they're like milk.
Speaker 3: I can't really what they're doing, but he's like putting
Speaker 3: pillows in the oven and they're like getting like orange
Speaker 3: juice and stuff and knocking into each other. It would
Speaker 3: be so funny to wake up and see that shit, though,
Speaker 3: like especially as like your kids doing it, because kids
Speaker 3: say the darness thing and some very creepy things, you
Speaker 3: know what I mean. So, and what are they tapping
Speaker 3: into and stuff like that. So this is a strange one.
Speaker 3: So more than a one hundred previous healthy people from
Speaker 3: various Southeast Asia communities died mysteriously in their sleep and
Speaker 3: me and Billy talked about this is a throwback way
Speaker 3: back in the day to an episode about sleep walker
Speaker 3: killers or something like that's a sleepwalking killers. Yeah, and
Speaker 3: the and then there's specifically one guy. I know, there
Speaker 3: was a couple people, especially one guy that got and
Speaker 3: we learned about this in law class, and he killed
Speaker 3: He drove to somebody's house, can remember who was his,
Speaker 3: like mother in law something like that killed her and
Speaker 3: he he essentially got let free because they proved that
Speaker 3: he was sleepwalking, which is crazy.
Speaker 7: Yes, I've heard that exact same thing, getting in his
Speaker 7: car and driving and going killing and driving back home
Speaker 7: and everything.
Speaker 3: Yeah, right, and then he's like wakes up with blood.
Speaker 3: It's like the Werewolf thing of America Ware from London
Speaker 3: where he wakes up in the forest and he's like
Speaker 3: naked and covered in blood and shit and it's like,
Speaker 3: what did I do? What happened? Was that a fun
Speaker 3: rave or something?
Speaker 5: Oh?
Speaker 7: I got too much ambien? Is that what people take
Speaker 7: ambient and they like cook like full chickens and the
Speaker 7: milanite so weird they didn't even know they're doing it.
Speaker 3: It's so crazy amount of drugs that they do push
Speaker 3: on people, pharmaceutical drugs that are so dangerous. You know
Speaker 3: it's an epidemic, but they don't want to admit it.
Speaker 3: In the nineteen seventies and eighties, many refugees from Kembodia,
Speaker 3: Laos and Vietnam that was a fun place to be
Speaker 3: around in the sixties, began arriving in the USA. Once there,
Speaker 3: many experienced sleep prou which they believed had supernatural causes.
Speaker 3: In fact, they might have been right. Suddenly, more than
Speaker 3: one hundred healthy Humung refugees died in their sleep. Doctor
Speaker 3: has called this phenomenon don sudden Unexplained nocturnal death syndrome SUNS.
Speaker 3: Scientists couldn't fully explain why the deaths occurred and why
Speaker 3: they suddenly stopped. The Hmong people, however, believe that the
Speaker 3: dab tungs, the dab Sung dad Sung, a night spirit,
Speaker 3: was responsible for the deaths. Eventually, researchers concluded that the
Speaker 3: beliefs that a belief in night spirits, combined with sleep
Speaker 3: proalysis and a possible heart condition is for sure is
Speaker 3: what killed all these individuals. Some studies have linked sleep
Speaker 3: proalysis to it in genetic heart arrhythmia Matt Matteo whatever.
Speaker 3: Some fucking cardiologists at the Baylor College of Medicine in
Speaker 3: Houston said the deaths to go at night because the
Speaker 3: hot beats mall weekly when sleeping. Despite the possibility of
Speaker 3: having heart conditions, it seems like the Humong people who
Speaker 3: died of SUMS their beliefs in the supernatural played some
Speaker 3: big role into their deaths. I'm so crazy, like I
Speaker 3: just know, I don't it sounds weird or something was
Speaker 3: attacking them, like to me because of the trauma of
Speaker 3: Vietnam and stuff like that. The Vietnam War where they
Speaker 3: were being slaughtered like crazy. I watched I used to
Speaker 3: fall asleep to the Ken Burns Vietnam documentary. It's like
Speaker 3: fourteen hours long. Billy used to make fun of me
Speaker 3: because I'm like, it's when I was on night shift
Speaker 3: that my wife would be sleeping next to me and
Speaker 3: I'd just be listening to It's like just people getting
Speaker 3: slaughtered and yeah, fun times. I want to learn about it,
Speaker 3: and it's like it was so interesting to me because
Speaker 3: it was such an I think all wars are unjustin
Speaker 3: and used for certain certain purposes. Pulaus control it could
Speaker 3: be one of them, but also definitely uh, monetary gain,
Speaker 3: all sorts of things. But that trauma could have affected people,
Speaker 3: like even after World War Two. Uh. They claim that
Speaker 3: not one Russian person was not touched by the war.
Speaker 3: So this idea that they were like everyone everyone had
Speaker 3: a family member, someone they knew that died because they
Speaker 3: were just slaughtering millions and millions of Russians. Thank you
Speaker 3: Communists for some reason, we rushed to the aid of
Speaker 3: Stalin for some reason. Because I'm not going to get
Speaker 3: into that, because it's going to give me into the
Speaker 3: Germany talk, but like we rushed to the aid of
Speaker 3: the Communists that were literally mass starving millions upon millions
Speaker 3: upon millions of people, saying him a gulags, killing them
Speaker 3: and then sending all of their soldiers into war. And
Speaker 3: the highest casualties if millions and millions of people during
Speaker 3: World War two were Russians. So almost seems like it
Speaker 3: was maybe done on purpose. It sure seems like it.
Speaker 3: But yeah, becauseful of those night demons. That's a badgeman.
Speaker 3: But you gotta go, like, you gotta think about.
Speaker 6: I thought you're being rushing.
Speaker 3: I can't be Russian. I was just I can't Can
Speaker 3: you do a Russian accent? I can't a voodcast? Give
Speaker 3: me some foodcast.
Speaker 7: I gotta think about my video games when I'm I'm
Speaker 7: thinking about Zaria and Overwatch and what does she say?
Speaker 7: I don't know what she's saying, but we always mock,
Speaker 7: not mocker. We always think saying a bun with some
Speaker 7: toast instead.
Speaker 3: But I don't know what she's that's pretty good, that's
Speaker 3: pretty We always try to dor accents on this show.
Speaker 3: It's it's horrible all the time. But I can do
Speaker 3: like a pretty good Japanese where it's.
Speaker 6: To take me to the hill.
Speaker 4: You know.
Speaker 3: It's like it's just he's gotta yell so aggressive. Well
Speaker 3: that's like the Chinese are more like, oh I've in
Speaker 3: China and like but the Japanese are like you ancient
Speaker 3: samurai cut you in half.
Speaker 4: You know.
Speaker 6: It's like very like gut yea.
Speaker 3: Yeah, you disrespect of my offen.
Speaker 6: Too much. Anime that's all.
Speaker 3: This guy was just just funny story. This guy that
Speaker 3: I used to work with. I went on night shift
Speaker 3: for a little bit at the last job and my
Speaker 3: my one of my good friends, was a supervisor of
Speaker 3: that ship, and he was like, yeah, this guy like
Speaker 3: loves anime porn. And I'm like, why do you tell
Speaker 3: people that? And he's like, yeah, I do, I really
Speaker 3: like it. I'm like, man, why do you admit things
Speaker 3: like that? It's very weird. So then my buddy, my
Speaker 3: buddy is a very funny guy. The supervisor was like
Speaker 3: kept asking like what kinds, Like what what's your favorite?
Speaker 3: And I'm like, strange how you would reveal that information
Speaker 3: to people. Some people just don't care.
Speaker 7: No, And for some reason there's something about anime stuff
Speaker 7: where it's like more I don't know weird. No, like
Speaker 7: it's almost like, oh well, well, it's like, oh whatever
Speaker 7: should anime anime.
Speaker 6: It's like part of the culture. And if you watch it.
Speaker 3: All Japan reading manga, which is pretty much like poorn,
Speaker 3: just something on like subways and stuff like that, it's.
Speaker 6: Weird.
Speaker 3: They can't show the they can't show the the PP
Speaker 3: or the v V, but they'll put like tentacles. So
Speaker 3: that's why there's there's like it's so weird because they
Speaker 3: can show it that way if it's like a fake thing.
Speaker 3: But their their censorship laws are so absurd and weird.
Speaker 3: Even though I'm not really a fan of what that
Speaker 3: that that kind of kind of culture in porn hub stuff,
Speaker 3: and that all this stuff is done to society. It's
Speaker 3: not fair and young men and women is not good.
Speaker 3: It's very sad. M agreed, Yeah, I was just think
Speaker 3: about this music every time you're thinking about watching it, everybody,
Speaker 3: just think about it afterwards. This is what your brain
Speaker 3: goes through. You're just like so sad, it's so sad.
Speaker 6: Then it's happy.
Speaker 3: It's happy. Oi is what she says. He's carry off
Speaker 3: from this. Okay, what's the what's the next one?
Speaker 6: The next one?
Speaker 7: Is some theorize we forget most of our dreams to
Speaker 7: keep a firm grisp on reality.
Speaker 3: A crisp, firm crisp on g Did I say gris? Yeah?
Speaker 3: I mispronounced on the show Jesus.
Speaker 6: A grisp it is like something like really small in
Speaker 6: a grasp.
Speaker 3: Is like, that's what the Asian people have, a grisp
Speaker 3: because so dumb.
Speaker 7: I didn't even mean that to be dirty, just like
Speaker 7: sounds small.
Speaker 6: Yes, I did not mean I didn't let the demons
Speaker 6: get me.
Speaker 7: Okay, So if you've ever regretted forgetting your dreams, you shouldn't.
Speaker 7: Forgetting dreams might be what what keep us firmly grounded
Speaker 7: in reality. I don't want to be grounded in reality.
Speaker 7: If yeah, yeah, if we keenly remembered every detail of
Speaker 7: every dream, we might lose our grasp on what is
Speaker 7: actually real. Certain chemicals in our brains keep us from
Speaker 7: fully remembering our dreams. One of these is uh nora adrenaline.
Speaker 7: This chemical readies our bodies for action, and because of antonia,
Speaker 7: our nor adrenaline levels are lower while we sleep. Oh man,
Speaker 7: mine's really low. Then the more nor adrenaline we have
Speaker 7: while we dream, the more we're able to or oh
Speaker 7: no more, we're able to remember our dreams.
Speaker 6: Oh so I have a lot of that. Okay. Ultimately
Speaker 6: this is a very good thing, according to.
Speaker 7: Francesca Sticlari, a sleep research research doctor at the Whatever
Speaker 7: some University, It's it's probably a good thing that the
Speaker 7: dream life and the waking life are completely different. I
Speaker 7: think if you remembered every detail like you can do
Speaker 7: in waking life, you would start to confuse things with
Speaker 7: what's actually happening in your real life.
Speaker 6: Thanks doctor.
Speaker 3: Shit, it's like you start seeing shadow demons and shit
Speaker 3: like that or like yeah, you know, uh, okay, now
Speaker 3: I don't need to talk about match. Just like else,
Speaker 3: I've had weird dreams about like celebrity stuff of like, man,
Speaker 3: I had one dream where Shania Twain rape me. It's
Speaker 3: it was yeah, and I don't even find her like
Speaker 3: and I was like, not not a fun time, not
Speaker 3: a not a fun time. And then I read about
Speaker 3: how reptilians god knows this is true or not nothing
Speaker 3: is true in this reality really is weird that we think,
Speaker 3: but how reptilians specifically more with women. Supposedly everything is
Speaker 3: supposedly on the show, Uh, they they project images in
Speaker 3: your head while they're they're sexually assaulting you. So they
Speaker 3: they take advantage of you in these states and altered consciousness.
Speaker 3: And there's stories about women even getting pregnant well through
Speaker 3: dreams because of stuff like this. Uh, and then their
Speaker 3: their reptilians take their baby away because they're just planting
Speaker 3: a seed in them. All sorts of crazy stories out there.
Speaker 3: God knows that they're true, and uh, they supposed to.
Speaker 3: We project these images into your head of celebrities or
Speaker 3: things you would know of, or people you would know of,
Speaker 3: while they're actually exhuoming your your sexual energy through this
Speaker 3: dream state.
Speaker 7: So did Shanaia like sing out, man, I feel like
Speaker 7: a repillion after she was done with you?
Speaker 3: Yeah, it's uh, it was. It was something I'll never forget. Man,
Speaker 3: I feel like a.
Speaker 6: Lizard.
Speaker 3: Yeah that's even scarier. They're like, look, forked tongue comes out. Fuck.
Speaker 3: So people don't usually want to have nightmares, well, no shit,
Speaker 3: but they may serve a very practical purpose in our lives.
Speaker 3: One theory. One theory researchers have been studying suggests that
Speaker 3: having nightmares may be better preparing people for distressing situations.
Speaker 3: Situations in the real world. The sitiations the Olympics system,
Speaker 3: which regulates emotion is still active while we sleep. Yeah,
Speaker 3: I know, shit, that's why I wake up depressed all
Speaker 3: the time. And how much shit I'm still stuck in
Speaker 3: this real It's why we're sometimes so emotionally affected by
Speaker 3: having intense dreams. Researchers have found experiencing fear and discomfort
Speaker 3: in our dreams may reduce our emotional arousal in response
Speaker 3: to fear in the real world. Because we react emotionally
Speaker 3: the same way to fear in dreams as we do
Speaker 3: in their fear in reality, our bodies won't distinguish the difference.
Speaker 3: This means that we enco if we encounter our something
Speaker 3: scary or distressing situation and reality, we may be better
Speaker 3: prepared to the comfort to confront this situation emotionally if
Speaker 3: our brains have already been dealing with the fear of
Speaker 3: our dreams of whatever. The author of this study Lampros Sure,
Speaker 3: that's a fun name. Dreams maybe considered the error real
Speaker 3: training for all future reactions and may potentially prepare us
Speaker 3: for to face real life dangers.
Speaker 6: I mean, I'm still scared as hell about everything in life.
Speaker 3: Well, I wonder it would be interesting to see, like obviously,
Speaker 3: like a caveman's dreams would be like about like the
Speaker 3: something hunting them, like the primitive more the more primitive
Speaker 3: people from you know, thousands of years ago, even hundreds
Speaker 3: of years ago, you would have different dreams. It would
Speaker 3: be so weird, Like would you be dreaming about aliens
Speaker 3: or UFOs or is it mostly just like you're dreaming
Speaker 3: about like a tiger dragon your baby away because that's
Speaker 3: what you thought was gonna happen, you know, Or if
Speaker 3: you're in India, a monkey just steals your baby, which
Speaker 3: happens a lot supposedly.
Speaker 6: Yeah, but when you do have that dream now, well
Speaker 6: for no reason.
Speaker 3: When you build them temples, you know, you're kind of
Speaker 3: giving them credience to be like, all right, we worship you,
Speaker 3: and they're probably like, bye, baby, hope you have fun
Speaker 3: in the monkey town. Well, good bye baby. So I
Speaker 3: have a very I have a very dark sense of humor.
Speaker 7: I want to see what you're if you're humored cheat,
Speaker 7: not your humor, but I want to see what changes
Speaker 7: after you have a kid.
Speaker 6: Things change so weird, like I think it will get worse.
Speaker 7: No, I think that there's things that maybe you will
Speaker 7: get more sensitive about because you're like, damn, I'm telling you.
Speaker 6: There's like certain things in movies where I'm.
Speaker 7: Like, if I see a kid get hurt whatsoever, and
Speaker 7: then oh, yeah, I can't watch it. But like before,
Speaker 7: I'm like, oh, there's a movie called The Children, and
Speaker 7: I'm like, I love this movie.
Speaker 6: I could never watch it now.
Speaker 3: Ever, I uh, I, I don't know. I have a
Speaker 3: people would beg to differ, I'm sure, but I do
Speaker 3: think I'm pretty empathetic, but obviously, like I I think
Speaker 3: that I don't know, there's I'm empathetic, but there's things
Speaker 3: that bother me in this reality, especially at certain people
Speaker 3: and stuff like that. There's been a lot of problems
Speaker 3: in our world lately and of mixing of cultures and
Speaker 3: all that stuff that you can see the division and
Speaker 3: the push against certain things. And I've always had this
Speaker 3: dark sense of humor. I wonder if having kids will
Speaker 3: change it or it may, but I don't know. I
Speaker 3: have a feeling that I'll still probably be like this obviously,
Speaker 3: like when it comes because I've always held empathy for
Speaker 3: like what's happening on the other side of the world
Speaker 3: and you know, the kids being put into like as
Speaker 3: child soldiers as a kind of reference earlier or whatever,
Speaker 3: or what's happening in Gaza and stuff like that. I've
Speaker 3: always like thought any and if anyone hurts a child,
Speaker 3: I think that you should you should get a bullet
Speaker 3: directly in the fucking head. Like realistically, if you're a demon,
Speaker 3: you don't, you shouldn't exist here. You're something demonic. If
Speaker 3: you ever will touch a can't put your hands on
Speaker 3: a kid, hurt a kid in a negative way, You're
Speaker 3: you're disgusting parasite to me. So I did, uh? I
Speaker 3: finally where is it? Where is it? Come on, I
Speaker 3: know I have it. Oh, here we go. I got this, sheer,
Speaker 3: But because you're I finally got it? All right, Okay,
Speaker 3: let's get back to.
Speaker 6: It, okay.
Speaker 7: Study show dreams are mostly weird because the more logical
Speaker 7: parts of our brains are inactive. Dreams often don't make
Speaker 7: much sense, and for good reason. During sleep, various parts
Speaker 7: of our brain stop communicating with each other. One of
Speaker 7: the main sections that becomes inactive is the frontal lobe,
Speaker 7: the area that handles our critical faculties such as such
Speaker 7: as consciousness and logical decision making. You know what, It's
Speaker 7: because we're so logical during the day that we don't
Speaker 7: have that ability at all.
Speaker 3: People are losing their mind or for fucking I don't
Speaker 3: like Eli musk that sh It's so funny. Everyone's losing
Speaker 3: their ever loving mind. It's like, is this all you
Speaker 3: people are is to like freak out over political issues
Speaker 3: that do won't affect you. And it's so crazy. Man,
Speaker 3: Someone's like, they do affect me. Man, I can I
Speaker 3: can't cut off my nick now. So the world's I
Speaker 3: just find the world such a crazy place. And all
Speaker 3: these people are shy vampires stealing the energy from the kid.
Speaker 7: Yeah, and this is why when we sleep, our dreams
Speaker 7: are so messed up. But also we'd probably rather be
Speaker 7: in dreamland because it's better than the real world, even
Speaker 7: if we are hearing demons and stuff.
Speaker 6: That should I go on?
Speaker 7: Yes, the loss of activity in the frontal lobe can
Speaker 7: be what causes people to make awful decisions.
Speaker 6: In their dreams.
Speaker 7: In the real world, loss of activity in or damage
Speaker 7: to the frontal lobe can cause violence, depression, and even dementia.
Speaker 7: So perhaps it's for the best that this inactivity only
Speaker 7: occurs while we're asleep. Some researchers pose that weird dreams
Speaker 7: are good for mental health. Strange dreams may help people
Speaker 7: learn from the experience they've had.
Speaker 6: Nicholas de per Paros, the Paroi leads said.
Speaker 7: Lead of a study of dreams at the University of Berne,
Speaker 7: said I should do that accent.
Speaker 6: I shouldn't be it shouldn't be surprising that dreams are bizarre.
Speaker 6: The bazaar on this serves a purpose.
Speaker 7: The next time you're having crazy dreams, maybe don't find
Speaker 7: maybe try don't try to find a deeper meaning, and
Speaker 7: your brain may simply be organizing your experiences.
Speaker 3: Yes, okay, oh I was gonna have too bad. I
Speaker 3: thought I had one, but boo boomy.
Speaker 6: That's scary stuff.
Speaker 3: It is crazy because the frontal lobe plays an important
Speaker 3: part of your brain. There's uh certain I've heard there
Speaker 3: certain certain people that are not even born with it,
Speaker 3: which is a crazy thing, or born with less of
Speaker 3: a frontal lobe, and they they are more uh innaptism,
Speaker 3: they're they they commit more crime and stuff like that too,
Speaker 3: which is crazy. But then you have the damage of
Speaker 3: the frontal lobe what you see with football players. Uh,
Speaker 3: then they end up becoming violent, abusing their spouses, dragging
Speaker 3: him through like elevators and beating them. Where's that guy,
Speaker 3: Roy Reis or Reich, Roy fucking Viceroy, whatever his name is.
Speaker 3: That is a Star Wars character. But like, it's like
Speaker 3: that happens, man, and that's why you see Like even uh,
Speaker 3: I like watching UFC, But man, the damage that those
Speaker 3: dudes are probably doing to their brain, I couldn't imagine.
Speaker 3: I couldn't imagine. For some people, nightmares aren't just a
Speaker 3: rare occurrence. Some people suffer parasomnia called nightmare disorder sometimes
Speaker 3: dream anxiety disorder, in which a person frequently experiences nightmares.
Speaker 3: Research researchers estimate around four percent of adults suffer from
Speaker 3: this disorder, which causes instances of extended, distressing and well
Speaker 3: remembered dreams. People with the disorder can suffer greatly in
Speaker 3: their waking lives, as many as they may consistently recall
Speaker 3: their disturbing dreams and feel uneasy even when they're not sleeping.
Speaker 3: They may also develop a fear of sleeping and experienced
Speaker 3: increased anxiety even begin losing their grip on reality. Some
Speaker 3: of the worst sufferers experience Jesus multiple nightmares every night.
Speaker 3: Some believe nightmare disorder can be traced back to traumatic
Speaker 3: experiences make sense, drug use that makes sense, or withdrawals
Speaker 3: actually being extra sensitive to negative experiences in waking life.
Speaker 3: The most common treatment of this nightmare disorder is stopped
Speaker 3: being a little bit I'm just kidding. Is that type
Speaker 3: of exposure therapy called imagery, uh, imaginary imagery, imag imagery
Speaker 3: rehearsal therapy weird which helps people say I just need
Speaker 3: you to be like you said that right, which helps
Speaker 3: people understand useful the usefulness of nightmares, as well as
Speaker 3: ways to practice relaxation techniques. There is no cure. Uh,
Speaker 3: there's no direct cure for this condition. It's so interesting,
Speaker 3: so funny because like because I'm putting out episodes for
Speaker 3: another show or whatever, and I'm like trying to listen
Speaker 3: back to certain episodes. Hey do I need to put
Speaker 3: this on Patreon because it's a little bit too much.
Speaker 3: And it is funny because like when me and Billy
Speaker 3: were heavily drinking, Like I'm reading stuff even though I'm
Speaker 3: like pretty hammered, but like I've noticed that like I
Speaker 3: I will like like it will still you will still
Speaker 3: know what I'm talking about, but there's like words all
Speaker 3: miss and stuff like that, and I'm like, what a
Speaker 3: different what a different time? I'm like, And I always
Speaker 3: was surprised that people were listening at that time because
Speaker 3: we were like full blown, and I remember fans be like, yeah,
Speaker 3: that's why I liked it, because I was like, whoa,
Speaker 3: this guy's actually drunk. They're both drunk talking about the
Speaker 3: most absurd shit, you know what I mean. So that's
Speaker 3: why you support the Patreon everybody. There'll be a bunch
Speaker 3: more episodes I've literally taken off. That's why people like,
Speaker 3: well you do have a lot of like we have.
Speaker 3: We're almost getting to that three hundred point. But there's
Speaker 3: been a hundred episodes that have been xed from the
Speaker 3: show since the very beginning. Especially there were some where
Speaker 3: I don't even know why I put them out where
Speaker 3: we were just blackout drunk pretty much, and I was like,
Speaker 3: this sounds fine, and then it's just like put it
Speaker 3: out in the such a bad idea. But a lot
Speaker 3: of this stuff got transferred to The Patriot, and there's
Speaker 3: probably least ten episodes that I'm like, they don't deserve
Speaker 3: life in this world at all. That's how you we
Speaker 3: used to drink twenty six or we're just joking by this,
Speaker 3: how we used to be like, all right, let's drink
Speaker 3: half the twenty six or first then we'll press record.
Speaker 3: Such a dumb idea.
Speaker 6: I mean, it's like your stick though, I mean people
Speaker 6: want to.
Speaker 7: See that, like it's kind of like, I don't know
Speaker 7: it's good for you, but maybe some people like that.
Speaker 6: I don't know.
Speaker 3: I know we did deep, I know we did the
Speaker 3: second Protocols episode, and then I got heated because some
Speaker 3: guy was like shitting on Canada. We had over like
Speaker 3: we had hundreds of like we had over one hundred
Speaker 3: and some people watching, and this guy like chirped about
Speaker 3: Canada and everyone was like like cool in the chat
Speaker 3: and stuff like that. And then that guy just even
Speaker 3: though I realized I just could have blocked him through
Speaker 3: the thing, I didn't even really I just needn't think
Speaker 3: about it, but I just went off about like how
Speaker 3: people don't understand how Canadian people have suffered in the
Speaker 3: last couple of years, especially during like the pandemic and
Speaker 3: all that stuff, and what the government did to us
Speaker 3: and what they continue to do to us while people
Speaker 3: are paying absurd amount of taxes eighty plus thousand homeless
Speaker 3: people in Ontario alone. It's crazy, right, So it set
Speaker 3: me off and I was drunk, so I was just like,
Speaker 3: this is going off and then this is what happens
Speaker 3: when you're drunk. And then I was like at the end,
Speaker 3: well the thing, I just kept popping up a slur
Speaker 3: at him, like, so I was like, this is what
Speaker 3: rappens when you get drunk. And I'm like that I
Speaker 3: don't need to do that anymore. And I never drink
Speaker 3: like that anymore on the show, and like if Billy's
Speaker 3: he or whatever, it'll be, well, fine, we'll do it
Speaker 3: and stuff like that. But you know, as much as
Speaker 3: I enjoy drinking and stuff like that, especially with certain topics,
Speaker 3: it's almost like not necessary like fun topics, it's all fun.
Speaker 3: We're talking about really down disturbing stuff that like is
Speaker 3: like conspiracy theories is something that could be very real
Speaker 3: that is affecting everybody's lives. That's when it gets like
Speaker 3: where you're like, man, do we actually live in a
Speaker 3: world like that? That's like that's really disturbing and scary.
Speaker 7: Yeah, And that's how you get like more heated about everything.
Speaker 7: Depends what you're drinking too. If you're drinking like whiskey
Speaker 7: or something, that's the fighting that's going to get in
Speaker 7: your blood and you just want to want to rage.
Speaker 6: So yeah, it's.
Speaker 3: True, I might have irish for my blood. God knows
Speaker 3: it's actually in my blood. Yeah, but uh yeah, that's
Speaker 3: uh you want to get to. Certain sleep positions may
Speaker 3: induce more nightmares. So that's actually kind of a good
Speaker 3: to know. That might be a good tip.
Speaker 7: Yeah, okay, So everyone has a preference for a sleep
Speaker 7: position or a side of the bed, and this may
Speaker 7: make all the difference when it comes to nightmares. Several
Speaker 7: studies on the link between sleep positions and nightmares concluded
Speaker 7: that there was correlation between the two. These studies determined
Speaker 7: that people who slept on their left side became much
Speaker 7: more prone to experiencing.
Speaker 6: Nightmares than those is left on their right.
Speaker 7: Back sleepers are believed to also experience more nightmares than.
Speaker 6: Well, every time I.
Speaker 7: Have a nightmare and I wake up, I'm on my back,
Speaker 7: so that makes sense. Some sleepers tend to have more
Speaker 7: intense dreams. That's what I mostly do, but not necessarily nightmares.
Speaker 7: Various factors, however, also contribute to our dreams, including the
Speaker 7: temperature of the room, our pajamas, and even music. We
Speaker 7: have the ability to hear in our sleep, so sometimes
Speaker 7: voices or music make their way into our brain while
Speaker 7: we're dreaming. Researchers are still unsure why our sleep positions
Speaker 7: affect our dreams.
Speaker 3: Weird. I'm going to like that, that's true. I'm going
Speaker 3: to play veggie tes veggie tales. You know that, that is right?
Speaker 3: I hope you know what that is? Your condition? Yeah, yeah,
Speaker 3: I'll just play that broccoly sealery waa be vegetails. That
Speaker 3: will make me feel positive. I used to play It's
Speaker 3: so funny actually that of course that makes me think
Speaker 3: of it. But when I was going through like nightmares
Speaker 3: when I was younger, I've always slept with a fan
Speaker 3: on or an air conditioner or something like that. I
Speaker 3: can't sleep in dead silence. My brain will like eat
Speaker 3: itself even more. Uh So, I've always had sound and
Speaker 3: it happens since I was a kid, And I remember
Speaker 3: I had this Veggietail CD that would put in and
Speaker 3: I would just listen to like the veggietails, like where
Speaker 3: it's like them telling stories and stuff like that. And
Speaker 3: it would help me sleep so well.
Speaker 6: Yeah, and this isn't like Christian stories and everything. I
Speaker 6: feel like Jesus. Yeah, I mean that's kind of nice.
Speaker 7: I used to fall asleep listening to the Twenty Days
Speaker 7: Later soundtrack.
Speaker 3: Really, I just rewatched the original. I think it's so good.
Speaker 6: It's amazing. Yeah, and one of the best soundtracks too.
Speaker 3: Yeah. I was like this kind of slaps where there's
Speaker 3: like that one rock song. I was like, I really
Speaker 3: like this. Yeah, I was trying to. I was searching
Speaker 3: up for like the hip hop beat to kind of
Speaker 3: if I could steal somebody's beat, if it's like a
Speaker 3: promotional free and maybe like write a song to it.
Speaker 3: I was like, that'd be interesting, because I told Aaron
Speaker 3: that at some point, like I think it would be
Speaker 3: cool to do like a whole Like I don't know
Speaker 3: if whenever I have time to do this, might be
Speaker 3: in a couple of years something like that. Because I'm
Speaker 3: working on an album. I said, to record one more
Speaker 3: song and I'm gonna release it, and then I have
Speaker 3: like a five six song EP I want to do
Speaker 3: with you have the beats for it. It's more like
Speaker 3: it's essentially like you know who Oliver Tree is it's
Speaker 3: kind of you would look up Oliver Tree sometimes he's
Speaker 3: a he's a I think you would like his music,
Speaker 3: but he's an interesting guy. It's fun though, I'll have
Speaker 3: to send you a link. But he does these more
Speaker 3: like poppy kind of beats, and I really liked him.
Speaker 3: They're fun to write too, So I'm like, oh, I'm
Speaker 3: gonna produce an album where it's like very like poppy,
Speaker 3: like catchy kind of beats. But then I'm talking about
Speaker 3: like like fuck the government, you know, yeah, drop people in.
Speaker 3: I've already done one song to it, uh, and it's
Speaker 3: about like people being brainwashed and stuff like that. And
Speaker 3: I'm not gonna to my own horn, but I do
Speaker 3: really like it. But like I'm always want to do
Speaker 3: like a horror album. It would be cool because Aaron's
Speaker 3: like not much that stuff is out there where it's
Speaker 3: like if I didnt even a tend song where like
Speaker 3: it's like I write in the perspective of Friday thirteenth
Speaker 3: and then the next song is like Knight ma and
Speaker 3: Elm Street or whatever. In certain movies. I think would
Speaker 3: be really fun, especially because Aaron's intro. I wrote that
Speaker 3: and it's like, uh uh, it's a fun song. I
Speaker 3: don't know if you've ever heard it, but it's it's fun.
Speaker 3: Off the send too, it's I want to write the
Speaker 3: full version of it, but essentially I did like a
Speaker 3: hip hop song. Do you want to hear? I can
Speaker 3: play right now, right all right? This is This is
Speaker 3: Aaron's intro of for everybody watching and listening. If you
Speaker 3: want to go check out Class horror cast, make sure
Speaker 3: to do so, and then we'll finish off with the
Speaker 3: last one and then are final thoughts.
Speaker 4: Welcome to.
Speaker 2: Not put to death.
Speaker 4: But all your friends have disappeared and you're the last
Speaker 4: one left. If you want to live, I suggest not
Speaker 4: doing drugs and having sex.
Speaker 3: Run through the forest glassing for red as you're chased.
Speaker 5: By many and we're in a massive flash show stiffing
Speaker 5: over dead friends.
Speaker 3: This isn't over end tail.
Speaker 5: You can't prevenge.
Speaker 3: Find out a girls class a vivant.
Speaker 4: A violent world is offering hide the time, find yours
Speaker 4: lyned underneath beds. You're trying to find your time and
Speaker 4: find your strength and figure out.
Speaker 3: How much time it takes to escape before it's too late.
Speaker 4: To come face to face with a broad face Welcome
Speaker 4: in the class forecast.
Speaker 3: Let's see how long you last? Ses to take death
Speaker 3: to come join your host there?
Speaker 6: And and donhat Les re bringing you.
Speaker 5: A podcast that will leave you lasting in a body.
Speaker 7: Bag keeping a blood past.
Speaker 5: Welcome class forecast, Let's see how long do you last?
Speaker 3: Ai used to I like to make all that ship.
Speaker 3: But see, like I'm able to, I know, and Aaron's like,
Speaker 3: it was hard to like my voice heard after the
Speaker 3: do that close? Like I have to invoke it at me.
Speaker 3: I used to be a screamer in a metal band
Speaker 3: when I was very young, Like I was like thirteen
Speaker 3: or whatever, fourteen, but I was I'm able to like
Speaker 3: invoke that type of voice. But like I always thought
Speaker 3: that would just kind of be interesting to do it.
Speaker 3: At some point, I might do it. Even if I'm older,
Speaker 3: I'll still release it. I don't care, you know what
Speaker 3: I mean. Music's music is always my first love. So
Speaker 3: that's why I chose to do what I've done and
Speaker 3: put it out there. But it could be interesting and
Speaker 3: a lot of people do it. They had that one
Speaker 3: guy's names There's a guy, a guy named Dan Bull,
Speaker 3: that's his name, and he does like rap songs about
Speaker 3: and he's British and he does rap songs about video
Speaker 3: games and he's actually like really good and all of
Speaker 3: his beats are dope. Like he does like there's a
Speaker 3: The Last of Us, he does like all sorts of songs.
Speaker 3: Dead by Daylight is a really good one. Uh So, yeah,
Speaker 3: Dan Bull, He's an interesting character, does some really good
Speaker 3: music actually for like rapping about of video games. I've
Speaker 3: just send you some sends you some music first and foremost.
Speaker 3: One of the mysterious things about dreams is that researchers
Speaker 3: don't really know why they happen. On a basic level,
Speaker 3: dreams are defined as stories and images that our mind
Speaker 3: creates while we sleep. Different people have many different theories
Speaker 3: regarding dreams, and these theories are often influenced by people's scientific, religious,
Speaker 3: or spiritual beliefs. Some reachers researchers say that dreams serve
Speaker 3: no purpose, while others say they, I think they definitely do.
Speaker 3: They help us to process and learn from our experiences.
Speaker 3: Ancient cultures often interpret dreams as messages from the gods
Speaker 3: or other realms, or even the dead. What we what do?
Speaker 3: What we do know, thanks to certain dream related studies,
Speaker 3: is that people are not allowed to dream are not
Speaker 3: allowed to dream awaken before the rem cycle, they experience
Speaker 3: more tension, anxiety, and even weight gain. Uh safe to
Speaker 3: say dreaming is very important to our health, even if
Speaker 3: we don't know why we do it. It is such
Speaker 3: a strange thing. I sound like, is that I don't know?
Speaker 3: Is that why I like our I don't know. Is
Speaker 3: it something to do with our soul and like connecting
Speaker 3: into another realm of reality?
Speaker 1: I don't know.
Speaker 3: It's very strange.
Speaker 6: I I want to think it's something like that. I
Speaker 6: would love to I want to believe.
Speaker 7: I'm going to say, sure, I believe that, Like I
Speaker 7: want to believe my soul is doing some crazy shit
Speaker 7: while I sleep.
Speaker 6: I do.
Speaker 7: I want to believe that I can if I train
Speaker 7: myself like an actual project, because I feel like, with
Speaker 7: the intensity of my dreams and how I'm so aware
Speaker 7: and how I have so much feeling, maybe I can
Speaker 7: do it.
Speaker 6: To wait for those tutorials.
Speaker 7: But I also feel like I wonder there's a correlation
Speaker 7: between like anxiety or like OCD type tendencies or depression
Speaker 7: and the intensity of dreams because I'm anxious as fuck
Speaker 7: and I'm constantly nervous and constantly spy and overthinking, and
Speaker 7: so when I go to sleep, I know it's a
Speaker 7: lot of the things that I'm thinking during the day
Speaker 7: or thinking last week, and it's basically attacking me while
Speaker 7: I sleep, and it's like, here, remember everything. We're afraid
Speaker 7: of everything that's going wrong, and it's like throwing it
Speaker 7: at me.
Speaker 6: I don't know if it's like mentally trying to prepare
Speaker 6: me for things it doesn't work or don't.
Speaker 7: I think it's like a scientific chemical thing, but I hope.
Speaker 6: There's also like some spiritual type.
Speaker 3: I think it has to be. We're not just physical
Speaker 3: beings and like, no, it could be a way of
Speaker 3: us processing our memories, trauma things throughout our lives. And
Speaker 3: it is interesting where it's like I've talked to like
Speaker 3: I don't know, I feel like I talked to someone
Speaker 3: else other than Billy. But maybe it's just Billy that
Speaker 3: doesn't really dream and we don't really know what it
Speaker 3: is and it will always be perplexing to me of
Speaker 3: what this actually is. But like, I do think that
Speaker 3: we do have connections to some other worldly realms through
Speaker 3: psychedelics dreaming, and I do think that there is a
Speaker 3: possibility that people can astro project it at some point.
Speaker 3: We covered it way back in the day, but it's
Speaker 3: now a Patreon with my buddy one that we do
Speaker 3: a little series at the beginning of the show, and
Speaker 3: I wouldn't mind going back into the idea of astra projection.
Speaker 3: I do think maybe the next time I bring you on,
Speaker 3: even in a week or two or something like that,
Speaker 3: we'll do like the Meetings behind Dreams, Like I'll find
Speaker 3: a good article or something about that. They just be fun,
Speaker 3: even just do an hour about like the most especially
Speaker 3: the most prevalent ones.
Speaker 6: Why do I puke sludge? I want to know puky
Speaker 6: sludge is what I want to know.
Speaker 3: And the thing is too while we're all get a
Speaker 3: list of stuff going, but we can also on the
Speaker 3: fly if we think of one type it in and
Speaker 3: stuff like that would be kind of fun because we
Speaker 3: have access to the internet right so that that could
Speaker 3: be a lot of fun. I wouldn't mind doing that next,
Speaker 3: almost doing like a part two and doing like the
Speaker 3: Meetings behind dreams, because it's such a fascinating thing to me.
Speaker 3: We all do it. Ever, I know everyone has weird dreams,
Speaker 3: and like, if you guys have really weird dreams. Definitely,
Speaker 3: send me an email or a message I'll either talk
Speaker 3: about on the show or maybe I'll do like a
Speaker 3: little episode on Patreon where I read off some of
Speaker 3: your guys dreams. So yeah, make sure to support the show.
Speaker 3: And definitely I encourage the fans to be active and
Speaker 3: a message me. I have fans that send me goofy
Speaker 3: kind of racist reels all the time. Yeah, of course, right,
Speaker 3: Like Instagram is such a wild thing. So some of
Speaker 3: the things I'm like, why, especially this one dude, It's like,
Speaker 3: why are these on Instagram? Why are these a thing?
Speaker 4: Like?
Speaker 3: And he sends me like where it's like ten, and
Speaker 3: I'm like scrolling through him at night, I'm like, ha
Speaker 3: oh what the fuck?
Speaker 5: Ha ha.
Speaker 3: I'll like laughing, that's gross and that's weird, and I'm
Speaker 3: like thanks guys. And then I and then I have
Speaker 3: like literally on my my more political where I talk
Speaker 3: politics and stuff like that or try to wake people up.
Speaker 3: Just people send me really depressed and ship Clay. You
Speaker 3: hear what Klose Schwab said about this or that, I'm like, yeah,
Speaker 3: I fucking know, it's pretty terrible reality.
Speaker 6: Talk about freaking super villain.
Speaker 3: It's crazy so I had a lot of fun on this.
Speaker 3: I definitely think that you definitely blended well with us.
Speaker 3: Like I said, I've talked to you before that love
Speaker 3: to have all four of us on. Still gotta figure
Speaker 3: out how to get billion Aaron together, but I would
Speaker 3: really like to have a fun live stream of all
Speaker 3: of us. Definitely, we're gonna Aaron wants to do an
Speaker 3: episode and we're gonna do something fun for Class Horror Cast.
Speaker 3: We even thought of just a free for all kind
Speaker 3: of rant episode about fun horror movies that we like,
Speaker 3: are sticking to a topic and favorite horror movie monsters
Speaker 3: something like that. But I have I have a bunch
Speaker 3: of ideas and things that we could definitely do. So
Speaker 3: make sure you show your stuff. And before you do that,
Speaker 3: I'll just say, yeah, everybody that's a fan of the show,
Speaker 3: make sure to give five star rating reviews. You don't
Speaker 3: know how much that does help, you know, Share the
Speaker 3: show with your friends, Tell your grandma, tell your an,
Speaker 3: tell your uncle. You know, maybe not the one that's
Speaker 3: molesting you, but like at least tell the people sorry,
Speaker 3: Tell tell the people around you, and make sure to
Speaker 3: uh to support the show in every way that you
Speaker 3: can by merch support the Patreon. We're everywhere you know,
Speaker 3: We're on x strange brewdcast. Definitely support. Rumble is a
Speaker 3: great platform YouTube all of that good stuff. Please make
Speaker 3: sure to support the show. I'd appreciate now shout out
Speaker 3: your stuff.
Speaker 6: Uh yeah, I want to see more of me.
Speaker 7: Ever, I'm on the Not a Strong Start podcast on
Speaker 7: YouTube and Spotify and Apple podcast, and I have my
Speaker 7: own show on the Not a Strong Start YouTube channel
Speaker 7: and on Spotify and our podcast.
Speaker 6: Called Marie Plays It All.
Speaker 7: And I also do episodes with them just on the
Speaker 7: normal Not a Strong Start stuff, but also have my
Speaker 7: own show and again horror, video games, geek stuff, movies,
Speaker 7: all that.
Speaker 6: You install.
Speaker 3: Sorr says, I need to get Nerds sound effect. You know,
Speaker 3: have you ever seen Revenge of the Nerds?
Speaker 5: No?
Speaker 6: What yo?
Speaker 3: Yoh, you need to watch Revenge of the Nerds. It's uh,
Speaker 3: it's kind of it's kind of rapie like there's scenes
Speaker 3: in it where you're like, oh, okay, it's it's because
Speaker 3: it's from like the set yeah, seventy seven, late seventies. Yeah,
Speaker 3: it's like you know how you know how like almost
Speaker 3: like it's like Animal House, same kind of vibe as
Speaker 3: those movies you need to watch it. One and two
Speaker 3: are pretty funny. Uh. It's a classic film, like very classic.
Speaker 3: And there's one bully and he's like nerds and they
Speaker 3: like beat him up and then the nerds obviously they
Speaker 3: get revenge, right, But there's like scenes of them like
Speaker 3: rating the panty drawers and all that stuff. Like it's, uh,
Speaker 3: it's a classic, and I watched it probably when I
Speaker 3: was too young, but it's uh, it's there's some really
Speaker 3: funny points in that movie. And if you haven't seen anybody,
Speaker 3: it's definitely worth a watch. I maybe we'll I'll tell Aaron,
Speaker 3: because we're trying to off brand episodes at some points.
Speaker 3: Maybe we'll get you to watch it and then give
Speaker 3: your first impressions and we'll do revenge.
Speaker 7: Do it because I have I have a segment on
Speaker 7: my show where my friend Daniel forces me to watch
Speaker 7: movies I haven't seen before, and I have to guess
Speaker 7: what they're about and guess what happens, and then I
Speaker 7: come back and actually give my review.
Speaker 6: Oh I'm used, I'm.
Speaker 7: Used to doing that, So do that, And can I
Speaker 7: can I give you one short little dream before we go?
Speaker 6: For sure, to help you sleep at night.
Speaker 3: Sure, I'll play some creepy music. Yes, wait, I don't
Speaker 3: like that when that one's.
Speaker 6: It's very circusy.
Speaker 3: Yeah, I don't like I don't hit this one, okay.
Speaker 7: Just to help you sleep at night. Like I said,
Speaker 7: I was traumatized by the Extressist when I watched it.
Speaker 7: When I was a week Catholic girl at the age thirteen,
Speaker 7: and I had this, uh statue of Mary that my
Speaker 7: grandma gave me. Is from Ivory, from Lord. It was
Speaker 7: from It's Yeah, it was like this big, and it
Speaker 7: was on my dresser. It had this mirror and it
Speaker 7: was on my dresser as I slept.
Speaker 6: This is real.
Speaker 7: And I fell asleep one night and I woke and
Speaker 7: in my dream I woke up and I felt like
Speaker 7: I was awake and the face of Mary was Reagan
Speaker 7: from the Exorcist laughing at me.
Speaker 6: And she was laughing, and I just and my dream
Speaker 6: got up and.
Speaker 7: Slowly walked to her, and she's I stood at her,
Speaker 7: at this Mary with Reagan's face, and she was laughing,
Speaker 7: and I slowly put my finger in her mouth and
Speaker 7: she gnawed on it and I just let her do it.
Speaker 6: And there's blood dripping all down and just the vertin
Speaker 6: It wasn't the Virgin Mary or Mary like Jesus.
Speaker 7: Mom, I don't know, but anyway, whatever statue Mary is,
Speaker 7: and she was just I just let Reagan as Mary
Speaker 7: gnaw on the car.
Speaker 3: That's so weird, that's so that's a how fantastical Tuesday.
Speaker 6: Sweet dreams everybody.
Speaker 3: Yeah, that's so strange. Yeah, that's a good place to
Speaker 3: end it on. Make sure to support the show, everybody.
Speaker 3: I love everybody to watch the show. I appreciate you,
Speaker 3: no matter who you are, where you come from, or
Speaker 3: what you choose to do with your fingers.
Speaker 6: Yeah. Stick him in her mouth and thank you for
Speaker 6: having me too.
Speaker 3: There said, we'll definitely be doing this again. Good okay,
Speaker 3: flying Away. I thought that was really good, really