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Speaker 2: Welcome everybody back to the show. Welcome. I'm Tom kat Ak,
Speaker 2: Tom Thompson, and I am joined once again by the
Speaker 2: Man of Many Tastes.
Speaker 3: Yeah, I guess that's my nickname.
Speaker 2: That's so funny. Welcome everybody back to the show. Yes,
Speaker 2: I'm joined by Brett once again, the Man of Many Tastes.
Speaker 2: Bring the microphone a little closer to your face. We're
Speaker 2: in the studio this time, not at Brett's bar where
Speaker 2: we smoke cigars and hang out. So this one should
Speaker 2: be pretty fun, something a little different. If people on
Speaker 2: the video wonder why I'm wearing a bandana. Is because
Speaker 2: it is fucking forty degrees.
Speaker 3: That's because Canada is on fire.
Speaker 2: Yeah, literally, I wonder why that is. And what would
Speaker 2: forty degrees be in fahrenheit.
Speaker 3: Oh, I have no idea.
Speaker 2: It's one hundred and four degrees for everybody in the States.
Speaker 2: It is very hot today, and it's probably hotter within
Speaker 2: my house even though I got the air conditioning going.
Speaker 2: So welcome everybody to the show. This is something fun
Speaker 2: that I've always wanted to cover. So I just I
Speaker 2: do with Bratt, since you are someone who enjoys guns. Mhm,
Speaker 2: so I think we all kind of do. But and
Speaker 2: what do we have in the background here for all
Speaker 2: the uh, all of the people watching.
Speaker 4: Well, in the background, this is a is Cz built mouser.
Speaker 4: It's chambered in three o eight and then sold the
Speaker 4: Israeli Army as an Israeli mauser and it's one of
Speaker 4: a collector one of a kind collector's item. And yeah,
Speaker 4: I just having to come upon it. And uh, yeah,
Speaker 4: this is a CO two pistol. So it's yeah, it
Speaker 4: looks cool, like.
Speaker 2: It looks very real for everyone that is watching the video,
Speaker 2: it looks like a real handgun. It's pretty it's pretty
Speaker 2: cool for everybody on YouTube. None of this is real.
Speaker 2: This is just co two.
Speaker 3: It really is.
Speaker 2: It really is. It's pretty cool. It's fucking heavy too,
Speaker 2: for a pellet gun. So crazy, it's it's just it
Speaker 2: just it just feels real. It's very cool though, because
Speaker 2: they consider what we're talking about. I thought it was appropriate.
Speaker 2: I'm sure now I would think winterest rifles would probably
Speaker 2: be pretty.
Speaker 3: Expensive, depends what you're buy.
Speaker 2: Yeah, have you ever came across one?
Speaker 3: Yeah? I have.
Speaker 4: Like they make poly guns too, which is really a
Speaker 4: hot item because like so cool. You still like they
Speaker 4: make poly guns. You need a gun license for it
Speaker 4: because they shoot so fast.
Speaker 2: Yeah, the bowl action is pretty cool. It's just I
Speaker 2: just like old school love that shit, you know what
Speaker 2: I mean. So fun. So yeah, we're talking about for
Speaker 2: this episode would be pretty fun. The time this comes out,
Speaker 2: we're like, we'll eventually be leading up to like the
Speaker 2: Halloween season eventually, because like one summer kind of tapers
Speaker 2: off to an end. We usually really try to insert
Speaker 2: in your ear holes a lot of fun topics, especially
Speaker 2: like paranormal stuff and like creepy things. We're definitely gonna
Speaker 2: get into some fun stuff for Halloween. So this is
Speaker 2: gonna kind of be you know, lubin you up right.
Speaker 3: The you work out it.
Speaker 2: Some people say, what do you think about this woman?
Speaker 2: How attractive on a scale of one to ten? Uh?
Speaker 3: How many drinks have I had? Not a nose?
Speaker 2: Yeah, so uh, you're you're uh, you're four whiskeys in,
Speaker 2: but they're four figure whiskeys.
Speaker 4: I mean if it if I was not that timing period,
Speaker 4: I mean, oh I'm a guy, Let's, I'd probably hit it.
Speaker 2: Let's And who knows if it's just like the depiction
Speaker 2: with her little hair because she has a little a
Speaker 2: little almost like lesbian haircut kind of for back then
Speaker 2: you think that more women, but I get the Okay,
Speaker 2: So the idea is like, I I don't know this
Speaker 2: for a fact, but I'm pretty sure that they had
Speaker 2: women's hair up in a bun because if you had
Speaker 2: it down, it was like there was there were some
Speaker 2: reason why men preferred. And then like having your hair
Speaker 2: down would be something that you would do when you're
Speaker 2: at home or with your husband, and that it was
Speaker 2: kind of sexually suggestive. Why yeah, I'll ask Google, it's
Speaker 2: even better. Why did women wear their hair in a
Speaker 2: bun in the eighteen hundreds. Victorian hairstyles a short history
Speaker 2: and photos, and Victoria and women's heirs are often thought
Speaker 2: to be her most valuable asset. Styles very quite a
Speaker 2: bit different throughout Obviously the seventeen eighteen hundreds Queen Victoria
Speaker 2: Ragin whoa something. These women had really long hair, So yeah, weird.
Speaker 2: So I think there is something about, especially within religious communities,
Speaker 2: about women keeping their hair up and you couldn't have
Speaker 2: it down, free flowing because you're supposed to be uptight.
Speaker 2: And like there is a thing behind this. I know
Speaker 2: there is because I've seen stuff on it.
Speaker 4: Well, it was definitely a huge thing back then, Like
Speaker 4: status was everything, right, especially in the Victorian era, right,
Speaker 4: So like I feel like it would.
Speaker 2: Have been like, oh, you got your hair, you wi
Speaker 2: her hair down, she's a fucking whore. Why is she
Speaker 2: ever hair own?
Speaker 4: Or like if she showed her ankles and published, like, oh,
Speaker 4: she's definitely a horror you know, she works with horror.
Speaker 2: At one point, Billy should chop them off or something
Speaker 2: like that, Sure, ankles, chop them off. That's so stupid.
Speaker 2: So this is a kind of fun, crazy episode and
Speaker 2: you've never heard about the story, have you?
Speaker 3: No? Not really?
Speaker 2: No, Okay, so this is pretty pretty interesting. So over
Speaker 2: the course of forty years, Sarah Winchester had the so
Speaker 2: called Winchester Mansion built in San Jose to her bizarre specifications,
Speaker 2: so in order to appease the ghost, she thought we're
Speaker 2: haunting her. So, yeah, we were talking about the wind.
Speaker 2: Oh Dutches in the chat why you always hear so funny?
Speaker 2: So Brett meet Dutch Dutches on one of our our
Speaker 2: famous fans. He's someone that seems to show up every
Speaker 2: time we're doing anything live on Twitch. For all the
Speaker 2: Oil listeners that don't know, if you want to catch
Speaker 2: some of the live shows, we go live and record
Speaker 2: on Twitch, it disappears after a week and then we
Speaker 2: put it out to the main show and YouTube sometimes
Speaker 2: weeks and weeks after, so they kind of get a
Speaker 2: little uh, they get raw, uncut versions of stuff. So
Speaker 2: if there's any mistakes, so I fuck up or I
Speaker 2: say something really offensive, then I can fix in post.
Speaker 2: But for some reason, Twitch is allowing me to say
Speaker 2: some bananas stuff all the time. So to bring this in,
Speaker 2: I want to show a couple of ads just like
Speaker 2: just your average white guy just with a rifle. Yeah,
Speaker 2: probably beats his wife and drinks whiskey on the weekend.
Speaker 4: Smokes the guards, puts it out on his children and
Speaker 4: that kind of thing.
Speaker 2: This once, look at me, dad, look at how I'm
Speaker 2: loading the shotgun. You know, it's like the older dad
Speaker 2: and the young like younger son. But the guy looks
Speaker 2: like he's in his forties showing his eighty year old
Speaker 2: dad how to fucking load a gun. He's like, you know,
Speaker 2: I know your day you were shooting each others, trying
Speaker 2: to do with the pump out that when they muzzleloaders, Yeah,
Speaker 2: the muzzleloaders, you're like jerking off the gun. This one
Speaker 2: is funny. I thought you'd like this one, just like
Speaker 2: what is even happening in this.
Speaker 4: Picture that that definitely seems like a hunt camp and
Speaker 4: it looks like, uh, it just got finished up supper
Speaker 4: or breakfast and then they ready to go was you know,
Speaker 4: smash them ducks by. Looks at it.
Speaker 2: What a different time everyone was white.
Speaker 4: It's so crazy, like it left your wife for like
Speaker 4: two weeks and then come back.
Speaker 3: It's like, well, what want fer me house?
Speaker 2: I know, crazy, I know because this guy's smoking up
Speaker 2: a pipe, like just showing old ads. I only have
Speaker 2: a couple of so for fun. Here's why my hunting
Speaker 2: pays off. Winchester. What the funk? Why is it show
Speaker 2: with some guy in the war.
Speaker 4: Because Winchester had a I had probably a lot of
Speaker 4: contracts with the military at the time.
Speaker 3: I could see that, So it doesn't surprise me.
Speaker 2: I'm proud of my Winchester.
Speaker 3: I mean, to be fair, to make a early good amal.
Speaker 2: It looks like two gay guys that have a fucking
Speaker 2: hunting excursion.
Speaker 3: Though we broke mountain action like broke back Winchester Winchester.
Speaker 2: Probably of my Winchester. Uh a thousand yards world record?
Speaker 3: I don't know about that one.
Speaker 2: I know weird. I'm sure it's just fun little ads
Speaker 2: because it's like crazy how often you know, you'd see
Speaker 2: probably gun ads everywhere back in the day. So this
Speaker 2: is a crazy, crazy looking place. Dude. Look at that
Speaker 2: huge fucking mansion.
Speaker 3: It's wild wild. Why would that all be one building?
Speaker 2: Because she kept building onto it like and like literally
Speaker 2: to appease the ghosts because she thought the ghosts were
Speaker 2: like haunting her. So crazy.
Speaker 3: I mean, if I was a ghost. I'd probably haunt
Speaker 3: her too.
Speaker 2: Yeah, yes, And I looked for other pictures of her.
Speaker 2: I think this is her when she was younger. So
Speaker 2: it seemed like time beat her with a wooden stick,
Speaker 2: like what happened to you? So there was no plan,
Speaker 2: no official blueprints were drawn up, no architectural vision was created,
Speaker 2: yet once unfinished, the house took shape on a sprawling
Speaker 2: lot in the heart of San Jose, California. Inside a
Speaker 2: staircase ascended through several levels before ending abruptly. Doorways open
Speaker 2: to blank walls and corners rounded two dead ends. It
Speaker 2: is pretty wild place. So here's one of the infamous
Speaker 2: staircases goes to nowhere like it went to nowhere. So
Speaker 2: there's this idea, right like Chelsea's mom has done kind
Speaker 2: of stuff like this where you sage a house, like
Speaker 2: when you move into a new house or especially one
Speaker 2: that is older. We should have done to this place
Speaker 2: as you sage it and you push the spirits whoever
Speaker 2: lives in here through saging out the windows. So the
Speaker 2: weird thing is with this house, it seems like she
Speaker 2: was almost trapping the ghosts inside though, because she's she's
Speaker 2: doors to nowhere. So the ghost is like I'm gonna
Speaker 2: go haunt this person in this room. Oh wait a minute,
Speaker 2: it's a wall. Oh wait, I could walk through walls.
Speaker 4: It doesn't really make a lot of sense for resal purposes.
Speaker 4: But like then again, like.
Speaker 2: She was crazy.
Speaker 3: She was crazy.
Speaker 2: Like we're having a gin and tonic also in.
Speaker 3: A crystal skull vodka.
Speaker 2: Pretty cool. But it was like these are fucking sick. Yeah,
Speaker 2: pretty cool, Like I had to get to so we
Speaker 2: could each do one on the show. So it is
Speaker 2: weird considering why this happened in what this house is like,
Speaker 2: like this shit is that crazy? Hell?
Speaker 3: Why is it so narrow? What do you get? What
Speaker 3: can you get through there?
Speaker 2: This one's wild and ghost Adventures you know what ghost
Speaker 2: adventures is? Yeah, fucking Zach Beggans, welcome to Ghost Adventures.
Speaker 2: There's some things that you just cannot explain, explain, explain.
Speaker 2: So he went there and I watched the episode. It's
Speaker 2: pretty cool, like they caught a couple of things, like
Speaker 2: some small things, and who knows if it's that. I've
Speaker 2: heard things that their interns like throw shit, and I
Speaker 2: believe they catch some stuff, but I think they overexaggerate
Speaker 2: to an extent. Because it, you know, and then they're
Speaker 2: kind of pussies. They used to like lock themselves in
Speaker 2: a high location. And I've watched the recent episodes where
Speaker 2: Zach barely does anything. He gets everyone else to do
Speaker 2: the shit for him, Like, but I'm gonna go sit
Speaker 2: out in the tent and now you go in by
Speaker 2: yourself and I'll watch you.
Speaker 3: Man. It sounds like, yes, honestly.
Speaker 2: So crazy. So the house was the brainchild of Sarah
Speaker 2: Winchester Air by marriage to the Winchester Firearms fortune. Oh
Speaker 2: she was through marriage. I thought she was blood related
Speaker 2: to that.
Speaker 3: Next funs why she's a goot you crazy? Yeah? What
Speaker 3: was her former name?
Speaker 2: Oh no, the ghost just shpited my pants. Zach Beggan's
Speaker 2: nice like that. What so she must have married into
Speaker 2: the family.
Speaker 3: What was her former name?
Speaker 2: Like, let me look that up quickly because I'd.
Speaker 3: Be interesting, Like it's probably Harriss. Let's be honest. Image
Speaker 3: if it's.
Speaker 2: Biden, Sarah Biden. Sarah Biden, she has connections to the
Speaker 2: Biden fortune. Also real name, Real Housewives. That's fucking funny.
Speaker 2: It came up as Real Housewives. That's funny. Sarah Lockwood
Speaker 2: Party Lockwood. Yeah, it was her original name. Pretty Weird
Speaker 2: was born in New Haven in eighteen forty and eighteen
Speaker 2: sixteen sixty two, she married William Winchester, son of Aliver Winchester,
Speaker 2: the owner of Winchester Repeating Arms Company. When William died
Speaker 2: of tuberculosis at eighteen eighty, Sarah Winchester inherited twenty million
Speaker 2: dollars so and fifteen percent ownership in the Winchester company.
Speaker 2: That's a fucking shitloaded money man.
Speaker 3: So any kids even?
Speaker 2: I yeah, she she did have kids, for sure. I
Speaker 2: know she had kids because it's in the movie that
Speaker 2: I watched, so I see eighteen sixties. That's fucking crazy.
Speaker 2: So seventy seven hundred and thirty five billion dollars in
Speaker 2: today's money, that's crazy. Whoa she would have been so rich.
Speaker 3: She made Elon must look like a bitch.
Speaker 2: That's fucking crazy.
Speaker 3: Now, why don't she could build the house that she wanted, like.
Speaker 2: It might've been, Like, let me look at it.
Speaker 3: It might be I think it's her million or billion.
Speaker 2: So seven hundred million, Okay I read that wrong, Yeah,
Speaker 2: seven hundred million.
Speaker 3: Still is it? Six zeros behind it?
Speaker 2: Yeah?
Speaker 3: Okay, that's a million?
Speaker 2: Ye okay, yeah, it's it's yeah, seven seven hundred and
Speaker 2: thirty five million dollars in today's ninety still a lot
Speaker 2: of money. That's a huge, not billion, that would have
Speaker 2: been like That's why I was so surprised. I was like,
Speaker 2: there's no fucking way. But there was a decimal in
Speaker 2: sixty four cents or whatever. That's crazy, though she still
Speaker 2: would have been super fucking rich though, Like that's pretty wild.
Speaker 4: I think she did like lure that guy in do you
Speaker 4: think she gives great adders'?
Speaker 2: I was gonna say, good at sucking. It's gonna be
Speaker 2: old dick.
Speaker 3: Bro man, it's so unfair.
Speaker 2: She was the first woman to shave her pussy. I think, so, no,
Speaker 2: that's right.
Speaker 4: Why, man, I don't know how women talk about like
Speaker 4: they want equality. Meanwhile, they can marry, you know, some
Speaker 4: guy that's packing, you know, seven hundred million dollars worth
Speaker 4: of cash, and all you gotta be do.
Speaker 3: Is good, be good at it's a sucking dick.
Speaker 2: Or like wifely duties. But the thing is then then
Speaker 2: they make that excuse of like they want to just
Speaker 2: make they want a guy that makes a rich woman.
Speaker 2: And she was like, I want to be with a
Speaker 2: guy that's also as rich as me, and she's like
Speaker 2: really well off, and it's like that is unrealistic. The
Speaker 2: society today in the dichotomy of women and men is
Speaker 2: quite hilarious in some regard because you can clearly tell
Speaker 2: both sides have been brainwashed.
Speaker 3: Oh yeah one women more or less than Yeah.
Speaker 2: That whatever podcast where they be like, dude, just making
Speaker 2: fun of dumb women. It's just like they take like
Speaker 2: average women that are like models or Instagram models or
Speaker 2: only fan and then they like quiz them and they
Speaker 2: asked them questions about their morality.
Speaker 3: And their house. They asked, like, what do you think
Speaker 3: in average wages for a man? It's like, oh, at
Speaker 3: least one hundred.
Speaker 2: Why are you talking about you? Ever, you live in
Speaker 2: the same society as everybody else. So pretty crazy. And
Speaker 2: the house was the brainchild of Yeah, after she inherited
Speaker 2: everything and uh. Since the project began in eighteen eighty four,
Speaker 2: rumors have swirled about the construction and the inhabitants of it,
Speaker 2: and the seemingly endless maze that sits at five hundred
Speaker 2: and twenty five South Winchester Boulevard in San Jose. So
Speaker 2: let's get into the origins. Today, the house is known
Speaker 2: as the Winchester Mystery House, but at the time of
Speaker 2: its construction, it was simply Sarah Winchester's house. And this
Speaker 2: thing is fucking huge. That there's a doorway to nowhere
Speaker 2: just out the door. Did you like measure drunk and
Speaker 2: you just forgot that there's a door?
Speaker 4: Yeah, the house and your fucking half.
Speaker 2: There's like a pile of bodies because they're so drug
Speaker 2: they just pass out and then the finally the last
Speaker 2: person that falls out, they just step over the bodies.
Speaker 5: It's fucking crazy. It's like a weird today.
Speaker 2: Yeah, you can go visit it. It's this tourist attractions
Speaker 2: and stuff. Really, isn't that Wow, It's just crazy. It's
Speaker 2: just crazy looking like it just what it looks like,
Speaker 2: I pig that ship is dude, that property.
Speaker 4: I mean seven hundred million back then and what that's
Speaker 4: chump changed her?
Speaker 2: Yeah, crazy and she kept like all the money she
Speaker 2: put into expanding it, changing it all the time. Like
Speaker 2: I was watching the movie and uh, in the movie,
Speaker 2: it like it shows she is. According to the movie,
Speaker 2: she was like obsessed with changing it all the time.
Speaker 2: And for the for the audio listeners, like I suggest
Speaker 2: you just go go google some some pictures and you'll
Speaker 2: be able to see you. I see you're like, can
Speaker 2: bring up. So this is the movie she whatever, what's
Speaker 2: your name? This stupid bitch? Sorry, oh Helen my mirror
Speaker 2: and Mirran. Yes, she's very famous. Well, I didn't finish it.
Speaker 2: I watched list and I've seen it. I don't really
Speaker 2: remember the ending, but it's like not bad for for horrmory.
Speaker 2: It's not like terrible or whatever, but it's not bad.
Speaker 2: It's kind of creepy. He sees some shit and this
Speaker 2: is the her and here's the actual Sarah Winchester. Then
Speaker 2: her doing that character. Pretty pretty trippy, man. So yeah,
Speaker 2: and see this is this is her in her old age,
Speaker 2: weird miss Sarah Winchester. Only known portrait in existence other
Speaker 2: than like the painting. Yeah, because these are like paintings
Speaker 2: and stuff like that. I'm pretty sure, pretty sure that's her.
Speaker 2: So I was looking this up and it's just weird
Speaker 2: to like. I don't know, at this time before there
Speaker 2: was cameras, and but when she was older there was cameras.
Speaker 2: It's just weird to like. And nowadays, you know, we
Speaker 2: have exuberance amount of pictures of ourselves and other people
Speaker 2: and naked people and stuff like you know what I mean.
Speaker 2: And it's just weird back then to be like I
Speaker 2: had one portrait done and there's probably pretty expensive and
Speaker 2: it's like the only photo of yourself and the poor
Speaker 2: people you don't get no photos.
Speaker 3: Yeah, you know that's fair.
Speaker 4: Maybe, like you know, for some of her a million dollars,
Speaker 4: you think you she would have had a little more
Speaker 4: pictures of herself.
Speaker 2: I know, I'm surprised she didn't have like a mural
Speaker 2: or something, but she seemed very like.
Speaker 4: But like someone that's in the house that size, just
Speaker 4: to like get it a ghost or confused ghost. It's
Speaker 4: probably really concerned about taking pictures like, oh, it's taking
Speaker 4: pieces of my soul and putting the picture.
Speaker 2: Yeah, because she was doing like seances and stuff supposedly,
Speaker 2: and like you know, that's why you know, crazy chicks,
Speaker 2: they're good at sucking dick.
Speaker 4: They'll do specifically Redhead I've heard that too. Also shout
Speaker 4: out to Redhead in Ireland.
Speaker 2: Yeah, shout it out, man, shout it out.
Speaker 3: So.
Speaker 2: Born around eighteen forty, Sarah Winchester grew up in a
Speaker 2: world of privilege. She spoke four languages. That's pretty good,
Speaker 2: attended the best schools around, married well. It eventually gave
Speaker 2: birth to a daughter, Annie. However, tragedy struck in her
Speaker 2: late twenties when Annie died, followed by the death of
Speaker 2: Sarah's husband, William more than a decade later. And this
Speaker 2: is a time right, the time era where you're like,
Speaker 2: there's all these different diseases, most likely parasites from the
Speaker 2: research I've done, and then they claimed there were other
Speaker 2: diseases and all this stuff. And then there was like tuberculosis,
Speaker 2: like a flesh eating disease essentially, and it is just like.
Speaker 3: Erode you in road your lungs.
Speaker 2: Does that? Yeah? Pretty crazy? And then you know a
Speaker 2: lot of people died young back there, or that you
Speaker 2: get the cholera, the shits, you know, just like shit
Speaker 2: yourself to deaths. After William's death in eighteen eighty one,
Speaker 2: Sarah inherited roughly twenty million dollars and it says here
Speaker 2: and I don't know when this was in twenty nineteen,
Speaker 2: so shows you the inflation is it was five hundred
Speaker 2: million in twenty nineteen. Jeez, that's and I just looked
Speaker 2: at up money, I know, as well as a fifty
Speaker 2: percent in the Winchester Arms Company, which left her with
Speaker 2: a continued income equal to a thousand dollars a day.
Speaker 2: Are twenty six thousand dollars a day in twenty nineteen.
Speaker 2: Twenty six thousand dollars a day.
Speaker 3: That's more than enough to do with, you know. And
Speaker 3: that's why I.
Speaker 2: Always found it funny that, like I always like, they're, oh, yeah,
Speaker 2: there's fucking poor people in the world. It doesn't even
Speaker 2: make sense. It doesn't make sense that ecotomy between wealth
Speaker 2: and then the poor, because the idea that you have
Speaker 2: someone like Jeff Bezos that was like I always joke
Speaker 2: about this, but like destroy this historic bridge so I
Speaker 2: could drive my yacht through it. And then meanwhile there's
Speaker 2: like all these poor kids in Africa and shit, and
Speaker 2: it's like, if we just balance out the wealth a
Speaker 2: little bit, I guarantee we could live in a world
Speaker 2: where everyone had like two or three million dollars, had
Speaker 2: a piece of property, all lived pretty wealthy. And it's
Speaker 2: not even a communist idea of the idea. It's the
Speaker 2: idea of prosperity and everyone gets an equal opportunity. And
Speaker 2: then if you're a dumb fuckhead, then you know why
Speaker 2: you can wallow in your own self depression because you
Speaker 2: spent all your money, you know, because there's the ability
Speaker 2: to give everyone a large stem of money, equal everything
Speaker 2: out in every country. Like it's funny that they, I
Speaker 2: think they specifically keep the Third world poor, Like there's
Speaker 2: reasons behind this stuff.
Speaker 4: Well, there's a lot of reason to keep their little
Speaker 4: poor cheap labor. Right, if you wanted something to build,
Speaker 4: then if you want to mass produce it, then you
Speaker 4: have a third little country to go to, and.
Speaker 2: You want to test vaccines on black people, go to.
Speaker 2: Bill Gates is not even allowed in India anymore, according
Speaker 2: to what I fucking research.
Speaker 3: Surprise.
Speaker 2: Yeah, you should ask your woman what she thinks of
Speaker 2: Bill Gates.
Speaker 3: Probably like her. We don't know.
Speaker 2: We don't know, because he got those moves newly. In
Speaker 2: a possession of a massive, massive fortune and struggling with
Speaker 2: the loss of her husband and her daughter, which is
Speaker 2: pretty crazy, she sought the advice of a medium. Also
Speaker 2: Lincoln's wife did that too, And suppose we like talk.
Speaker 2: They talked to ghosts and shit, pretty weird. She hoped,
Speaker 2: perhaps to get advice from beyond as to how to
Speaker 2: spend her fortune. Or what to do with your life.
Speaker 2: Though the exact specifics remain between Sarah Winches her and
Speaker 2: her medium, the story goes the medium was able to
Speaker 2: channel her dearly departed William, who advised Sarah to leave
Speaker 2: her home in New Haven, Connecticut and head to West California.
Speaker 2: As far as what to do with her money, William
Speaker 2: answered that too, she was to use her fortune to
Speaker 2: build a home for the spirits of the victims who
Speaker 2: have fallen have been killed by the Winchester Rifles. At
Speaker 2: least she be haunted by them for the rest of
Speaker 2: her life. Yeah, it's that fine, so very stupid. Side
Speaker 2: effects on here, Brett. Because we record at Brat's house,
Speaker 2: I might able to bring the soundboard. So there's a
Speaker 2: there's a lot of fun ones like this, destroy the child,
Speaker 2: corrupt them all. That's Alex joneson there's the fuckers.
Speaker 3: That's so good.
Speaker 2: That's why it's fine. Billy sways like radimly presses what
Speaker 2: it sometimes goes with it, sometimes it's not. So it
Speaker 2: is kind of fun. Well like one of the like
Speaker 2: for all the fans of that. There will be an
Speaker 2: episode world. There'll be all of us when we went
Speaker 2: away to our bachelor party weekend because of getting married
Speaker 2: Bretons Breton Billy got along fairly well. And but we're
Speaker 2: ripping on each other the entire time.
Speaker 3: He didn't stand a chance.
Speaker 2: Yeah, the ruthless like it was too funny, so pretty crazy,
Speaker 2: and it is strange. It seems like to me that
Speaker 2: it wasn't the husband that was communicating with the medium
Speaker 2: because you wouldn't necessarily know. Mediums claim they do. But
Speaker 2: Billy doesn't like psychics. I think they're that some are accurate,
Speaker 2: some are manipulating people for money, but I do think
Speaker 2: there's legitimate ones out there. But what if it was
Speaker 2: like these spirits from the dead that got murdered by
Speaker 2: the rifle and they're manipulating the media to be like,
Speaker 2: you got to build me a house, gotta build all
Speaker 2: of us a house. We can all hang everyone that
Speaker 2: you kill with your rifles.
Speaker 4: Yeah, but it's not the rifle that kills people, it's
Speaker 4: the people that's behind it with the intent of it.
Speaker 4: I mean, thing is not jumping off the wall and
Speaker 4: no shooting at us. So it's guns don't kill people, Robenheimer.
Speaker 4: And that was like one of the main headlines that
Speaker 4: when he meets uh, the president of the United States
Speaker 4: at the time, and he's just like, people don't care about,
Speaker 4: you know, who built the bomb. They cared about who
Speaker 4: sent it and who dropped it. And then it's just
Speaker 4: like that was me. I dropped it. Yeah, And it's like,
Speaker 4: if you really think about it, it's like, it's not
Speaker 4: Winchester that kills people, it's it's people's bad intent. I
Speaker 4: honestly think that a politician with a bad policy kills
Speaker 4: way more people than anything that this thing can do.
Speaker 2: And you are very correct on that. And now I've
Speaker 2: become death the Destroyer of worlds and we'll get into
Speaker 2: that because there's theories that they don't even have nuclear
Speaker 2: technology like that, and who knows. I want to see Oppenheimer.
Speaker 2: I think it would be pretty good. I want to
Speaker 2: see I'm uh definitely gonna watch so Out of Freedom
Speaker 2: pretty soon. But who knows, because that's supposed to be
Speaker 2: sign up because the whole idea is like nobody's arrested.
Speaker 2: We don't, We're still on the Jeffrey Epstein fucking flight
Speaker 2: logs like these, was like it's making people aware of
Speaker 2: child trafficking. I think we all fucking know that child
Speaker 2: didn't get traffic through the section ring. How about we
Speaker 2: leave some arrests, you know, that would be a really
Speaker 2: good thing. But like the idea of I watched this video.
Speaker 2: I can't remember who what the guest was that Joe
Speaker 2: Rogan had on I posted on my video on my
Speaker 2: political accounts, and they're like showing video footage from when
Speaker 2: they test nuclear bombs quotations, and the guy was like,
Speaker 2: I got a conspiracy for you, and he was like,
Speaker 2: look at all this video footage and then bringing up
Speaker 2: footage of like you know, the testing nuclear bombs, and
Speaker 2: he's like, how's the camera still there? How is the
Speaker 2: footage still there? And they're like very close to the
Speaker 2: bomb going off, and.
Speaker 4: Well, they're actually twenty thousand feet away. I don't know,
Speaker 4: it's very that's a long way. That's a radiation though,
Speaker 4: I don't know the radiation is the aftermath. Think of
Speaker 4: radiation like strange, Well, think of radiation like because I
Speaker 4: dated a girl that worked the Bruce Nuclear So think
Speaker 4: of radiation like invisible glitter that's being thrown everywhere. Yeah,
Speaker 4: it's these imagine just.
Speaker 2: A gay fairy fucking throwing radiation stops.
Speaker 4: Throwing around when the bomb goes off and it goes
Speaker 4: out and spreads out all this tiny little visible glitter
Speaker 4: glitter basically that's radiation is literally melting.
Speaker 2: Who knows. I'm a conspiracy minded person, so like I
Speaker 2: do think they have the technology. But it was interesting
Speaker 2: that he pointed out and there was one video foot
Speaker 2: as they showed where the guys like watch and they're
Speaker 2: just before the bomb goes off, a car appears right
Speaker 2: behind the house that they're like exploding or whatever. But
Speaker 2: it looked the way the direction goes of when the
Speaker 2: bombs go off. They might they might have it now,
Speaker 2: but it's the idea of like, oh, we didn't go
Speaker 2: to the Moon because they didn't have the technology yet.
Speaker 2: So the moon landing either way, I think we've been
Speaker 2: to other planets. Who knows right or different dimensions, but
Speaker 2: like the moon landing was a fuck was fake. You
Speaker 2: could tell there's there's like a tinfoil and shit cardboard.
Speaker 2: You could clearly see it looks fucked.
Speaker 4: Well, that was the funny thing like watching there's a
Speaker 4: video that you can actually buy. It's called The Funny
Speaker 4: Thing that Happened on the Way to the Moon. It
Speaker 4: talk about like the thrusters on the bottom of the
Speaker 4: lunar lander that like on Earth and made thirty foot
Speaker 4: crater like about fifteen feet deep thirty feet wide because
Speaker 4: of how much thrust it made and it just sets
Speaker 4: down on the surface.
Speaker 3: Like, oh, we're just gonna that too.
Speaker 2: Like there's or like the fact that they can make
Speaker 2: a phone call, yeah, from like the normal phone, Like
Speaker 2: we'll get it. We'll do it eventually on the show.
Speaker 2: That might be a fun one for me, you ability
Speaker 2: to do just like because it's gonna we're gonna make
Speaker 2: fun of it.
Speaker 3: Wash his billy from space, Yeah, because he is.
Speaker 2: He's a gray alien. He's come here to fucking probe
Speaker 2: our asshole with his fucking et fingers. But like, I
Speaker 2: don't know, there could be a possibility that they used
Speaker 2: a bunch of little model houses and blew them up
Speaker 2: with a tiny little bomb.
Speaker 4: Or if you want to work, if you want to
Speaker 4: talk to the people of Hiroshima and Hiroshima and Nakasaki,
Speaker 4: then by all means go through there. Because they had
Speaker 4: to remove four inches of top so because it was
Speaker 4: so contaminating.
Speaker 2: Yeah, imagine if they I'm just saying, just like, well,
Speaker 2: who knows, right, But.
Speaker 4: I mean, like that is, there's much evidence that goes
Speaker 4: behind that, and that's.
Speaker 3: Like, like.
Speaker 2: So there's ideas right that they didn't have the development
Speaker 2: as quickly as they thought, so they were faking footage
Speaker 2: of it, and then they obtained the technology. And then
Speaker 2: the first time they did it was in World War two.
Speaker 2: That's the first time I even tested it. And that's
Speaker 2: why it like caused so much fucking destruction. And it
Speaker 2: is crazy because when we talked about Strange Mysteries of war,
Speaker 2: it's the one that's still up and we were talking
Speaker 2: about like all these ghosts and stuff. And there's a
Speaker 2: I think a place. I think it's in Nagasaki, one
Speaker 2: of the places that they dropped the nuclear bombs on
Speaker 2: a bunch of Asian people. There's like ghosts now around
Speaker 2: that area supposed to be that haunted, like just people
Speaker 2: that because think about it's such a big I always
Speaker 2: thinking about the idea of like even this, right, these
Speaker 2: people that get killed by something. If you're if you're
Speaker 2: if you're killed and you slowly die, you know you're dying, Okay,
Speaker 2: then you might like rob it. But when you have
Speaker 2: something so quick and traumatic that you might not know
Speaker 2: you're dead and then you're like walking around like you die,
Speaker 2: your soul's ghost maybe stuck in purgatory. And then you're
Speaker 2: walking around like whoa, man, that's a weird headache. And
Speaker 2: then it's like you're like he's walking around and you
Speaker 2: think that you're still alive. I've heard psychics talk about
Speaker 2: this stuff and they're walking around and like trying to
Speaker 2: talk to people that are alive and they can't, Like,
Speaker 2: why are you talking to me?
Speaker 3: I'd be horrible. That's a fate word.
Speaker 2: Man. No, purgatory is for the Catholics. Yeah, that's true
Speaker 2: for touching little boys. Now they're gonna burn and hail. Uh.
Speaker 4: No purgatories for a place for Catholics to work off
Speaker 4: their sins.
Speaker 3: Yeah, cleaning the.
Speaker 2: Boots of fucking Hitler and stuff, and so really weird.
Speaker 2: She like hopes maybe like that, you know, that this
Speaker 2: would give her some solace I guess, like some something
Speaker 2: to you know, feel better about, because obviously pretty traumatic.
Speaker 2: You lose your daughter, which is sad to be yours,
Speaker 2: and then your husband and then so like the meteor
Speaker 2: like medium tells her to go build this elaborate house
Speaker 2: and to house these spirits. I guess, so in eighteen
Speaker 2: eighty four, Sarah Winchester purchased what would later become known
Speaker 2: as the Winchester Mystery House. At the time of sale,
Speaker 2: the house was a small, unfinished farmhouse that was quickly changed.
Speaker 2: Which is crazy that this was a farmhouse. Look at
Speaker 2: how the fires extravagant. That shit is, man, I'm.
Speaker 6: Going to figure out how they drain the water away.
Speaker 6: Oh man, how do they even build this shit? Okay,
Speaker 6: isn't that crazy? It's huge, It is massive.
Speaker 2: I would love to go there at some point, Like
Speaker 2: that's crazy. Look at the amount of property like this massive.
Speaker 2: And I have to rewatch the The Zach Adventures. I
Speaker 2: know your kid's gonna get touched by a ghost for
Speaker 2: sure because in the movie I didn't see the ending,
Speaker 2: so after I want to finish it. I'll buy you
Speaker 2: finish it tonight. And uh, but I have watched it before.
Speaker 2: I can't remember the ending. And the one kid, it's
Speaker 2: like the grandson or something's in he like tries to
Speaker 2: kill Sarah. He gets in this weird state where his
Speaker 2: eyes go like he puts this hood over his head
Speaker 2: and then he like and he's going to point the
Speaker 2: rifle and take the hood off. His eyes are like white,
Speaker 2: and he's like trying to kill his grandmother, or like,
Speaker 2: I think she might just be living there with Sarah.
Speaker 2: I think that she's just because her kids are dead.
Speaker 2: Her kid is dead, so she's living there with Sarah Winchester.
Speaker 2: And she's like the guy comes in, this real estate guy,
Speaker 2: I think, to talk about the property and her fortune
Speaker 2: in the you know, the repeating rifle business and the
Speaker 2: company that she owns, and and how they want to
Speaker 2: move forward. And then he starts seeing weird shit. It's
Speaker 2: a good movie if you ever come across it, it's
Speaker 2: worth probably a watch. Like it's not bad, it could
Speaker 2: have been better. And then so all this stuff starts
Speaker 2: to happen. He thinks she's crazy, and then he starts
Speaker 2: to notice, like I have all this weird stuff going on,
Speaker 2: so who knows, right, So Winchester hired carpenters to work
Speaker 2: around the clock, and that's what shows in the movie.
Speaker 2: They're just like working day and night all the time,
Speaker 2: expanding the small house new seven a seven story mansion
Speaker 2: due to the lack of plan in uh, the presence
Speaker 2: of an architect, which is like you kind of need
Speaker 2: that ship. The house was constructed haphazardly. Rooms were added
Speaker 2: on to exterior walls, resulting in windows overlooking other rooms,
Speaker 2: which is like, that's fucking trippy.
Speaker 3: I wonder if I have Oh, no, thank you.
Speaker 2: It's like that's that's a that's.
Speaker 3: That's a room in there. Yeah.
Speaker 4: Yeah, yeah, it's horrifying. No wonder she feels like there's
Speaker 4: something haunting her?
Speaker 2: Is that creepy? Like this is a creepy looking house
Speaker 2: in general?
Speaker 3: Yeah?
Speaker 2: Yeah, you would you make your bed out of Brett's
Speaker 2: bed is fucking.
Speaker 3: I made it a two fireplace mantles that were like.
Speaker 2: Yeah, I was like, whoa bro, it looks like it's
Speaker 2: some extravagant it's overkilled.
Speaker 3: It's a thrown let's be honest.
Speaker 2: It is. Yeah, it's very funny. Yeah, it looks like
Speaker 2: it does look like an eight bed from the eighteen
Speaker 2: hundreds where you're like, this is why I come to sleep. No,
Speaker 2: you need though, you need to lift it up right
Speaker 2: and you have stairs up to the bed, and then
Speaker 2: you need like the yeah yeah yeah, or the Ebenezer
Speaker 2: Scrooge where he has like the fucking where you have
Speaker 2: like curtains.
Speaker 3: So.
Speaker 2: That would be cool, though, I actually kind of like
Speaker 2: that you have being sheltered in, but then it's like
Speaker 2: creepy because what's beyond the curtains. Always in horror movies,
Speaker 2: we're like closing the curtain and you're like stuck in
Speaker 2: this little It would I would love that shit on
Speaker 2: mushrooms though, just being like U locked in this little
Speaker 2: fucking little coon.
Speaker 3: What's beyond the curtain? It's TV.
Speaker 2: Yeah, Daryl was just fucking to open your curtage, Like
Speaker 2: what the fuck? So crazy? No, never, Bud, that was
Speaker 2: gonna make a very racist joke. It's just kidding, just
Speaker 2: for fun. We're just fucking playing around. No one get angry.
Speaker 2: So pretty weird, so like they're like they're all this
Speaker 2: weird ship. There's like all these weird rooms. Multiple staircases
Speaker 2: would be added, all with different size risers, giving them
Speaker 2: the staircase a distorted look, like there's so weird and
Speaker 2: very sharp hallways and stuff. And because this crazy lady
Speaker 2: and so strange. Stranger was the fact that many of
Speaker 2: the alterations seem pointless. Staircases would have send several levels
Speaker 2: and end abruptly doors would open to solid walls. It's
Speaker 2: like a fucking mooney to this cartoon. Yeah, and hallways
Speaker 2: would turn a corner and end in a dead end. Additionally,
Speaker 2: Winchester insisted that the home be built exclusively out of redwood. However,
Speaker 2: she didn't like the way the look of the wood,
Speaker 2: so she insisted it to be covered up with a
Speaker 2: stain and fox grain. That is weird fox grain. But
Speaker 2: the time the house was completed, over two yeah, over
Speaker 2: twenty thousand gallons of paint have been used to cover
Speaker 2: the wood. I don't like the way this looks. The
Speaker 2: ghosts will not like the way it looks. Fucking throw
Speaker 2: paint on it. I like this color. The ghost told
Speaker 2: me they like red. I also like red, so it
Speaker 2: kind of works out.
Speaker 4: I'm gonna cut down some of the oldest trees in
Speaker 4: the world that was the red woods, and then put
Speaker 4: paint on the bitches because I don't want to see
Speaker 4: their grain at all.
Speaker 2: So weird. But like the amount of money that she
Speaker 2: must have been spending.
Speaker 3: Letty chump change.
Speaker 4: Let's be honestly, if you're if you're rocking five hundred
Speaker 4: and seven hundred million dollars a day, how much do
Speaker 4: you think it would cost to build a house like that?
Speaker 4: What five million, ten million, million, yea even week sweet nothing.
Speaker 4: Not to mention, carpenters are cheap back then. Really yeah,
Speaker 4: so it would have been that much. I don't think
Speaker 4: it's fucking weird.
Speaker 3: What what the fuck?
Speaker 2: Sorry? Oh it was fun. Yeah, just you would think
Speaker 2: because she was if she was not making any more money.
Speaker 3: Well she was, she was making twenty six thousand dollars
Speaker 3: a day.
Speaker 2: She's crazy because it wouldn't have more than.
Speaker 4: Enough to pay for an ontire and that like that
Speaker 4: can pay for an addition, today's.
Speaker 2: My mar I know. Even listen, even in even if
Speaker 2: she just had the Teankley at our what we think
Speaker 2: of the cost five hundred million, it would take a
Speaker 2: lot to burn through that. Even building a house like depends,
Speaker 2: but like you can get a pretty nice looking house
Speaker 2: for like three four million. You get a castle in
Speaker 2: Scotland for a shitty little shack. You can buy in Toronto, Canada,
Speaker 2: you can like for a million or two million dollars,
Speaker 2: you can get a castle. You can buy a castle
Speaker 2: in Scotland for the same month.
Speaker 3: There's no way you can buy a cat.
Speaker 2: Yes, people have looked up the real estate in Scotland
Speaker 2: and yeah, you would need work of course, and it's
Speaker 2: very cold and drafty, wet like obviously probably not the
Speaker 2: greatest put.
Speaker 3: Together downside is Scotland, no offense.
Speaker 2: Nobody likes those goddamn Scott's anyways. It's just like they're legit.
Speaker 2: People have done this where they've looked at housing prices
Speaker 2: across the pond and ship like that and seeing like
Speaker 2: you can buy a castle in Scotland. Pierre Poliev fucking
Speaker 2: brought that point up, And I who knows if he's disting,
Speaker 2: if he's like part of the plan, if he's like
Speaker 2: actually part of the w E F and all that ship,
Speaker 2: but like like kermit for a second, who knows, But like,
Speaker 2: I don't trust any politician, but he's the only one
Speaker 2: that's offering a better future than what we have right now.
Speaker 3: So it's it's the lesser of the two evils, which.
Speaker 2: Is always the fucking thing. But you know who's controlling
Speaker 2: and a bunch of reptile people remember that, everybody remember that.
Speaker 7: Yeah, yeah, I'm one of the baddest of all time,
Speaker 7: one of the best.
Speaker 2: Thing is one of the best looking you've ever seen.
Speaker 7: Hold my drink, bitch, Yeah, so fucking true, because he
Speaker 7: in his is his little mind.
Speaker 2: He thinks he's the greatest thing in the world, likes
Speaker 2: th best thing since hard candies for old ladies. You know,
Speaker 2: he wants some of my worders. We waited in my
Speaker 2: pocket and you end it'll be like, why is it
Speaker 2: all sticky, and it's like, oh, that's just my vagina. Sorry,
Speaker 2: that's fucking gross. By the turn of the century, Sarah
Speaker 2: Winchester had her ghost house and oddly laid out mansion,
Speaker 2: seven stories, one hundred and sixty one rooms. That's fucking
Speaker 2: like crazy. That's so extravagant in so many ways, but
Speaker 2: not put together.
Speaker 3: Well, oh my godness, it's a horrifying thought.
Speaker 2: Forty seven fireplaces.
Speaker 4: Forty seven feed the thing with wood, like you'd spend
Speaker 4: all day just feeding wood to the thing.
Speaker 3: I know, but like one hundred how many?
Speaker 2: How many? Forty seven fireplaces? One hundred and sixty one rooms.
Speaker 3: One hundred and sixty one rooms. Hey, you're in Oh weird.
Speaker 2: Oh it's gonna hot me tonight while i'm myself. Chelsea
Speaker 2: is away for the weekend, so it's a fucking boys' night.
Speaker 2: Buddy's coming over to More to have a fucking fire.
Speaker 2: It's gonna be wild time. So ten ten thousand planes
Speaker 2: of glass, panes of glass, not planes panes of glass.
Speaker 2: Pretty crazy, two basements, three elevators, and a mysterious funhouse
Speaker 2: like interior. As we're like showing for all the allur listeners,
Speaker 2: I'm telling you go look into it, go look up
Speaker 2: a bunch of photos. But it's just like it's just
Speaker 2: a wild looking place, like it doesn't even and I
Speaker 2: tried to look for and check this out. So as
Speaker 2: we get into it, look at this, there's so much
Speaker 2: like a photo on a tour, right, look dun't duh.
Speaker 2: If you look close enough, it does look like a face.
Speaker 2: It might be Sarah herself. Imagine like, okay, you know
Speaker 2: that that room is there's nothing there. It looks like
Speaker 2: just a claw or something like that. And you take
Speaker 2: a picture in unip seeing something that where it looks
Speaker 2: like to me, that's kind of convincing that they probably
Speaker 2: got a picture of a ghost or someone like a
Speaker 2: ghost is just walking through maybe. So yeah, yeah, they
Speaker 2: just show up like it's just very it's so slight. Right,
Speaker 2: we're only getting a small peak into that realm, right,
Speaker 2: And I truly, truly, truly believe in ghosts and that
Speaker 2: people stay here and get stuck here or like stubborn
Speaker 2: ghosts right like where they they're comfortable where they are.
Speaker 2: They don't want to ascend yet to a higher level
Speaker 2: of existence or whatever consciousness, so they choose to stay
Speaker 2: to hang around with like almost like free for all
Speaker 2: without care. And you see this in movies like The
Speaker 2: Conjuring two and stuff like that. Is this idea of
Speaker 2: like you go where I always say, like we used
Speaker 2: to play Ouiji board in the graveyard and we never
Speaker 2: used to get anything like it would be very rare.
Speaker 4: Yeah, but you need all their participants to like, yes,
Speaker 4: want to want it.
Speaker 2: Me and Billy did a little thing for a documentary
Speaker 2: and Billy admitted that he was fucking around with me,
Speaker 2: but he seemed a little scared and then like it
Speaker 2: was saying to die and I'm like, I don't know,
Speaker 2: like and I said it was kind of weird and
Speaker 2: He's like ghost fucking with you, and I'm like, yeah,
Speaker 2: you could just be saying that now because you kind
Speaker 2: of seem a little scared in the moment. And uh,
Speaker 2: And I've done it before where I've like been with
Speaker 2: a bunch of people went to the graveyard and you
Speaker 2: have everyone has to be into it. You gotta participate
Speaker 2: or whatever, right, and we get like noone.
Speaker 4: Has like a back feeling of like I don't want
Speaker 4: to do this, I really want to.
Speaker 2: Yeah, really it will not work that well. You have
Speaker 2: to have all participants.
Speaker 3: Like rydd number of people.
Speaker 4: Yeah, because usually if something does come out and actually
Speaker 4: happens to stay, it's gonna want to stay to the
Speaker 4: weakest link or the one that has like the least
Speaker 4: amount of like spiritual link.
Speaker 2: So like, is that what you're wicking. Yeah, I've told you.
Speaker 3: Yeah, that's what her mom told me.
Speaker 2: I'm sure that. I think they attached to me because
Speaker 2: I was interested in it and like when I was younger,
Speaker 2: Like I I said this on the show before I
Speaker 2: think I got molested by a ghost. There was one
Speaker 2: day after reas the wage board. Yeah, it was this Billy.
Speaker 2: It is before I knew Billy. I had boxes on.
Speaker 2: I know when I went to and I had boxers on,
Speaker 2: and I woke up and they were across the room.
Speaker 2: I know for a fact I had them on. And
Speaker 2: then the next day and we're like in grade seven
Speaker 2: and we're like the next day we're doing it at
Speaker 2: lunch we come from school because I lived very close
Speaker 2: to school, they use the Wiji board and then, uh
Speaker 2: we were like mess around with it and I was like,
Speaker 2: what happened last night or whatever? And they told me
Speaker 2: they raped me on the Wichi board. And I'm like,
Speaker 2: if someone spoulling this out to fuck.
Speaker 3: With me, there's no way you know it.
Speaker 2: Yeah, that's what That's the whole joke was when I
Speaker 2: told the story. Originally, it's like, did your bum hurt?
Speaker 2: I'm not saying it's a ghost dick. You don't feel it,
Speaker 2: but they feel it. Yeah, scary, And there's we'll get
Speaker 2: stuff about that eventually, because there's the idea that the
Speaker 2: reptilians do that sort of stuff.
Speaker 3: Or they raped soul assholes.
Speaker 2: Yeah, yeah, they gape them real wide. Uh So, anyone
Speaker 2: who set to foot in the home could tell that
Speaker 2: no expense had been spared. Gold and silver silver chandeliers
Speaker 2: hung from the ceilings above the hand in laid park
Speaker 2: Park park Yette flooring Park. Yet I don't know what
Speaker 2: that means. Gonna look that up. Oh it's a ghost.
Speaker 2: That was weird.
Speaker 3: It's a ghost. Tear it all off.
Speaker 2: It's so hot that I guarantee that's why. Oh, it's
Speaker 2: just like a wood flooring. It's this type of wood.
Speaker 3: Ghost, tear it off. If it's red, that's been.
Speaker 2: That stayed stuck. It's the light that is on the
Speaker 2: floating shelf that is stayed.
Speaker 3: Stuck up here. Tear off all of it off, do it.
Speaker 2: I know you're there, don't S'm gonna be alone tonight.
Speaker 2: There's gonna be a ghost finger that's crazy like that.
Speaker 2: It's dollar store ship, but it's been. It's been up
Speaker 2: there in the heat for the heat.
Speaker 3: Come on, ghost, wrap it up? It moving again, do it?
Speaker 3: Come on, tear it all off. One go, gear the
Speaker 3: out of to.
Speaker 4: I want drawers in it, one go, come on, rip
Speaker 4: it pussy.
Speaker 2: Alright, that's weird. It's probably the heat, but that is
Speaker 2: fucking weird. It's it was hard to even stick up
Speaker 2: there originally and then stayed for fucking a long time,
Speaker 2: and now because the heat is melting. It's probably our body,
Speaker 2: I hope, probably fear crazy. You suck for so lot.
Speaker 7: God damn it.
Speaker 2: Fix that ship, you piece of ship. Whatever. Well, the
Speaker 2: ghosts is fucking with our lights now. So dozens of
Speaker 2: art artful stained glass windows created by Tiffany and Co.
Speaker 2: Where you get your fucking wedding rings and ship dotted
Speaker 2: the walls, including some designs by Lewis Comfort. Tiffany himself
Speaker 2: didn't know that was his name. His name is. I
Speaker 2: thought that chair was a little high up. I fucking
Speaker 2: knew it. Now you're at my level.
Speaker 3: It feels a little bit better now.
Speaker 2: Ago one window in particular, was intended to create kind
Speaker 2: of pure like almost like a prism kind of rainbow
Speaker 2: effect on the floor when the light flowed through it,
Speaker 2: which is kind of cool. That is still kind of cool.
Speaker 2: Of course, the window ended up on the interior wall.
Speaker 2: Thus the effect was never achieved because she kept adding
Speaker 2: onto it. So this just like didn't work out the
Speaker 2: way they wanted.
Speaker 3: Does she just drawed up and be like, yeah, I
Speaker 3: just want this and this and this because.
Speaker 2: There because she kept Even the movie, they showed it
Speaker 2: pretty well where she's like the constantly adding it on
Speaker 2: and when the guy gets brought there, she's like, oh
Speaker 2: she had a little uh what I think this When
Speaker 2: they have a glasshouse to grow plants, what is that
Speaker 2: called a atrium? Yeah, that's like what they call the film.
Speaker 2: There's another ford for it. Greenhouse, Greenhouse there Jesus fucking
Speaker 2: too hot for Tom and uh, and they're like, oh,
Speaker 2: who knows if she'll keep it up or we know
Speaker 2: it might not last the summer because she'll like just
Speaker 2: tear things up, put something new in pretty crazy, and
Speaker 2: it's like and it shows probably her state of mind
Speaker 2: and how she was kind of losing it. Even more
Speaker 2: luxurious than the fixtures was the plumbing and electrical work
Speaker 2: rare for the time that Winchester Mystery House boasted indoor
Speaker 2: plumbing nice including uh actually hot water running hot water
Speaker 2: and push button gas lighting available throughout the home. Additionally,
Speaker 2: forced air heating flowed throughout the house. I'm gonna be
Speaker 2: standing with that light all night. It coulda come back later.
Speaker 2: It's gonna be ripped off the whole thing, like across the.
Speaker 4: Room, like more of it's coming off.
Speaker 2: I don't think it's a ghost. I literally think it's
Speaker 2: the heat, because it is like scorching hot in here. Unfortunately,
Speaker 2: in nineteen o four, an earthquake struck San Jose and
Speaker 2: the wind Chester Mystery House UH sustained a hefty amount
Speaker 2: of damage, So it isn't I wonder if she was
Speaker 2: inside it. This time. I don't know what if she
Speaker 2: lived to we'll obviously get to it because I used to.
Speaker 2: I used to. I looked into this house a long
Speaker 2: time ago, always wanted to cover it. But we kind
Speaker 2: of like threw this together out of a whim, just
Speaker 2: kind of for fun, because I think it was kind
Speaker 2: of appropriate. We haven't me and brettas not covered ghosts yet,
Speaker 2: but it's just like it's just an interesting She's just
Speaker 2: a batshit crazy lady. It seems like, look, see that's
Speaker 2: part of this is part of the unfinished part of
Speaker 2: the house. When like when she kind of either died
Speaker 2: or gave up, just like fucking done this shit.
Speaker 3: A love a square footage, that's that's for sure.
Speaker 2: Yeah, so crazy. So, thanks to the floating foundation, a
Speaker 2: floating foundation that equals the weight of the surrounding soil,
Speaker 2: the entire house was saved from collapsing. The top three
Speaker 2: fours were ultimately removed, leaving the house with only four
Speaker 2: stories as seen today. So it was what seven stories
Speaker 2: and they got it down to uh four? Crazy though,
Speaker 2: So through let's talk about the haunting, you know, let's
Speaker 2: let's talk about so throughout the years long construction of
Speaker 2: the Winchester mister House. Sarah Winchester would never confirm that
Speaker 2: she was building a haunted house. However, stories and rumors
Speaker 2: swirled throughout San Jose. The contractors who worked on the
Speaker 2: house report of Winchester having daily seances with local mediums
Speaker 2: in order and effort to reach good spirits. These good
Speaker 2: spirits were reportedly uh consulted to find out how the
Speaker 2: best to appease the spirits whom she allegedly were building
Speaker 2: the house for well nothing. The light's done a little
Speaker 2: fucking weird. Me and Billy have been in here in
Speaker 2: a pretty hot day and it wasn't followed off.
Speaker 3: Tear it off, spirit, keep going.
Speaker 2: I believe Wow, it literally fell off. If for all
Speaker 2: the audio listeners the light is literally like it's a
Speaker 2: sticky light that you put around like a footshelf, and
Speaker 2: it's like it's literally off. It's like falling completely off.
Speaker 2: That's fucking really weird, fucking trip. I could be a
Speaker 2: lower this house tonight. Someone did die next door so recently.
Speaker 3: If the person died next door, that light out.
Speaker 2: Oh, don't tell Louie to do that, don't under so
Speaker 2: fucking wild. That was so weird, very weird. I think
Speaker 2: it's just the heat probably logically, but it is still
Speaker 2: strange because that's been up for like a long time.
Speaker 2: All the fans that watch the YouTube videos would know
Speaker 2: so pretty weird, and all these rumors kind of swirled.
Speaker 2: And then like even in the movie, it showed her
Speaker 2: where the guy was there and he was in another
Speaker 2: room and he would see her like walking through the
Speaker 2: house with a little like light and she wear this
Speaker 2: like black shawl and was like super into the stuff.
Speaker 2: And a lot of people at that time because so
Speaker 2: many people died in the Civil War and all that
Speaker 2: shit that they in the wars in general, and dying
Speaker 2: and disease, there was so much death. That's why seances
Speaker 2: and mediums and the spiritual movement became so popular in
Speaker 2: the eighteen hundreds. And you see it within the Fox Sisters.
Speaker 2: The Fox Sisters actually scammed a bunch of people and
Speaker 2: were actually like they would knock underneath the table and
Speaker 2: they would say it was a ghost, was actually them,
Speaker 2: Like there was definitely those cases well eventually talking about
Speaker 2: the Fox Sisters because people did believe them, and then
Speaker 2: a lot of people said they were scam artists. But
Speaker 2: the idea of that people were so desperate after all
Speaker 2: this death and they're all fam members dying all the time, disease, death, war,
Speaker 2: like all this shit, right, just like so they they
Speaker 2: wanted to seek solace in something beyond this world. So
Speaker 2: mediums became so fucking popular, and obviously this one was
Speaker 2: obsessed with them. And these spirits are poorly what called
Speaker 2: the Winchester to make this these illogical additions to the homes.
Speaker 2: They're like, no, I would really like it's like, just
Speaker 2: have a door to nowhere. I really liked that. It's
Speaker 2: fucking weird. The Winchester mystery house at the time Sarah
Speaker 2: Winchester resided there. It's seven story are visible. I think
Speaker 2: in this photo see that's seven stories. That's fucking crazy.
Speaker 2: Missus Winchester don't like you talking about her, so Dutch
Speaker 2: in that chat is like, do it. Fucking she might
Speaker 2: not like us talking about her.
Speaker 3: To be honest, who knows, Winchester. If it's you rip
Speaker 3: the less the rest of the light off.
Speaker 2: I have actually a sticky thing. It might not be
Speaker 2: able to do it. It's like that whole ship up.
Speaker 2: But then before all the fucking photos fucking fall, I
Speaker 2: would then fucking ship myself alone pretty crazy. Uh, And
Speaker 2: like I've always thought that when you like, I think
Speaker 2: that the ob spirits can't all be at the same
Speaker 2: place at once. But what was the idea? Like when
Speaker 2: you think about your grandparents, you're talking about your grandparents
Speaker 2: or people that you know that have died, that they
Speaker 2: almost like wherever they are in the alternate realities, universe,
Speaker 2: alterate dimension whatever it is, right that they when you
Speaker 2: talk about them or think about them, they probably like
Speaker 2: be like and then they get like shot to like
Speaker 2: where you're talking about them. I was just like, what, like,
Speaker 2: what what do you want? You called my name? It's
Speaker 2: like calling a Ouiji board if if I think that
Speaker 2: we called like Charlie Chaplin and uh, one I always
Speaker 2: remember is Haroldudiny and Harald Dey told us jokes. We
Speaker 2: don't necessarily know if it was even him, but imagine
Speaker 2: he's just like sip and tea with Jesus or some shit,
Speaker 2: and then some fucking ignorant grade seven kids are like
Speaker 2: calling his name. He's like, what I was hanging out
Speaker 2: with Jesus bro and fucking Mahatma Gandhi. Oh wait no,
Speaker 2: he's in hell, you know fucking something like that. H
Speaker 2: Gandhi did unless his cousin and she was fourteen. And
Speaker 2: he also let his wife die because he wouldn't they
Speaker 2: he didn't want to take the medicine that they had,
Speaker 2: that the medicine the British had to help her malaria
Speaker 2: or something like that. I can't remember what actually a
Speaker 2: disease it was. And then but he took it when
Speaker 2: he caught the disease. Oh so he's a fucking hypocrite
Speaker 2: like everybody, you're so strung age. Yeah, literally, so pretty
Speaker 2: weird and so far uh far. After the construction was completed,
Speaker 2: Winchester continued to make the effort to appease the victims
Speaker 2: of a Winchester rifles. Out of the thirteen bathrooms, that's
Speaker 2: pretty wild, only one was functional in order to confuse
Speaker 2: any ghost wanting to take a shit. Just kidding, Uh,
Speaker 2: it's a ghost wishing to haunt a spagat. I guess
Speaker 2: that's what you call a bathroom back then. A speagatt
Speaker 2: put this up.
Speaker 4: Speagott U must the thought ghosts were pretty fucking stupid
Speaker 4: back then.
Speaker 2: Jeez, Spegat. A small peg or plug, especially for the
Speaker 2: insertion in one's anus, know into event or care of
Speaker 2: a cask, a faucets, a fast underneath it. That's what
Speaker 2: it is. Fucking weird. It's like we have thirteen washrooms
Speaker 2: only one works.
Speaker 3: Good luck?
Speaker 2: Yeah, yeah, literally if you want to stay there, you're.
Speaker 3: Like, oh, jack of a flush for Yeah.
Speaker 2: That's fucking really weird. Okay, you have thirteen unlucky number
Speaker 2: to begin with. It doesn't really make sense. You should
Speaker 2: at least have like three that work. Why would you
Speaker 2: just have the one?
Speaker 4: Because she probably only lives in like three thousand square
Speaker 4: feet of the house.
Speaker 2: Yeah, she always lives by betting a small section of
Speaker 2: it and.
Speaker 4: The rest are just for the ghost and she probably
Speaker 4: barricades it was crucifix or something.
Speaker 2: You know, so strange, dude. Furthermore, she would sleep in
Speaker 2: a different room every night in the Winchester House, which
Speaker 2: I think it would be more frightening. You get more
Speaker 2: used to the room you're in.
Speaker 4: And could you imagine that, like, Oh, I got a
Speaker 4: shit and I gotta run across the house because the
Speaker 4: one works.
Speaker 2: There's definitely nice that she went and the one that
Speaker 2: didn't work, and I just like have her slaves fucking
Speaker 2: clean out the poop in the toilet there's your chocolate Sunday.
Speaker 3: But she could, she could honestly before it. Let's be honest,
Speaker 3: that's true.
Speaker 2: Like my poop, eat my poop. That's how I want
Speaker 2: you to get rid of it. I'll give you fucking
Speaker 2: three hundred dollars back there. It's like a couple of
Speaker 2: thousand or whatever.
Speaker 3: So fucked.
Speaker 2: Yeah, weird, so crazy. So and she used a secret
Speaker 2: passive waste to get from room to room so spirits
Speaker 2: could not follow her. They are spirits. I'm pretty sure
Speaker 2: they could follow you through fucking walls and shit.
Speaker 5: Their spirits, I follow you from town to town. Yeah,
Speaker 5: so there. This isn't movies, but I've heard the things
Speaker 5: can follow you. When I went to Cuba and I
Speaker 5: afterwards time I shot up people experience. I thought that
Speaker 5: something followed me from Cuba because yeah, it was probably
Speaker 5: and then he never mind, but like it was weird.
Speaker 5: I felt like it was some weird On the last night,
Speaker 5: everyone knows the story, right, my buddy gets wasted a
Speaker 5: huge fucking like shit, I've told you, but all this
Speaker 5: shit happens and then it's like this negative energy. I'm
Speaker 5: screaming out my fucking window. My dad's like my mom
Speaker 5: would have freaked out. She was there, but they were
Speaker 5: divorced at the time.
Speaker 2: My Dad's like, come inside, and I was just drunk
Speaker 2: smoking a cigar on the balcony of our place in Cuba,
Speaker 2: and I'm been fuck you, like just I was wasted,
Speaker 2: angry because like they Russians grabbed my friend's balls and
Speaker 2: then a fucking huge fight. Go to the Show People episode,
Speaker 2: you can fucking hear the whole detail the story. It's
Speaker 2: just it was just weird, right, and like I just
Speaker 2: feel like, like when I came back and I had
Speaker 2: that Show People experience, I feel like something followed me
Speaker 2: and then the house became cursed and it was like
Speaker 2: it was thirteen Bailey and it was just like the
Speaker 2: whole house has felt. Even Chelsea when she remembers like
Speaker 2: going there, we're like young, it's just like saying over,
Speaker 2: it's just a weird, ominous house. It was just creepy.
Speaker 2: So it was very weird. So in the years Sarah
Speaker 2: Winchester lived in the house, the Residence of San Jose,
Speaker 2: whispered about the strange construction and even stranger inhabitant, and
Speaker 2: it was in the They're like, yeah, the chick is
Speaker 2: kind of crazy man. She has thirteen wash it was
Speaker 2: only one works, you know, like years after her death,
Speaker 2: has no sugar in pantrying.
Speaker 3: It's fucking weird.
Speaker 2: It's cocaine. But the wild stories became even wilder after
Speaker 2: her death in September of nineteen twenty two. Sarah Winchester
Speaker 2: left her belongings to her niece, so she had family
Speaker 2: and that would have met death. Nineteen twenty two. September
Speaker 2: nineteen twenty two. Yeah, what's the date of September? I
Speaker 2: hope to look that up. Doesn't actually till you let
Speaker 2: me look this up quickly? That it quickly. That's why
Speaker 2: I like, you know, at your place, we're like free
Speaker 2: for all whatever information I have because there's no Internet
Speaker 2: excess in your place at all. So we're all like
Speaker 2: and that's why it doesn't look as good as stuff
Speaker 2: like this, because we're like filming in the back and
Speaker 2: I'm using an older phone, so we got I gotta
Speaker 2: figured out a way to make it look a little
Speaker 2: Cris Spear, September fifth, nineteen September. Yeah, weird, So.
Speaker 4: I thought it was eleven she dies eleventh that she
Speaker 4: caused nine eleventh.
Speaker 2: I her niece marn who had served as her personal
Speaker 2: secretary later, so that must have been the chick with
Speaker 2: in the movie. However, Winchester Mystery House was never mentioned
Speaker 2: in her will, adding to the mystery of the home.
Speaker 2: After appraisers deemed the house worthless due to its strange design.
Speaker 2: It's like the amount of money that she probably put
Speaker 2: into it, like millions of dollars in today's money, and
Speaker 2: it was worthless. It's like nobody can live here. None
Speaker 2: of the washrooms work. It's like, what the fuck stuck
Speaker 2: on that washrop thing? That's so weird? Damage from earthquakes
Speaker 2: and long winding construction. Marion. It looks like Marrin but
Speaker 2: it's probably Marion took everything in and auctioned it off,
Speaker 2: and the current owners of the house claim it took
Speaker 2: six weeks to empty the house of all furniture. Six
Speaker 2: weeks through. Oh that's fucking crazy, though the report is uncooborated.
Speaker 2: Very weird. Six weeks to take all the shit out
Speaker 2: of the house. So wild though it's a wild looking place.
Speaker 2: It looks like a fun house. It looks like a
Speaker 2: horror movie house.
Speaker 4: Do you think all fun houses are kind of based
Speaker 4: on this? Yeah, Duchess is really like laying into Oh.
Speaker 2: Fucking Dutch Rudder is always in the chats. He is
Speaker 2: the like I said, you ever seen Uh, oh you
Speaker 2: haven't seen that. Uh have you ever seen Tenacious D? No, man,
Speaker 2: you have to watch that movie. There's like the when
Speaker 2: Jack Black and Kyle Gas like they start of the
Speaker 2: band up. They have one fan and he's like always
Speaker 2: there in the background and like just fucking loving their ship.
Speaker 2: And that that's what Dutch is to us, as he
Speaker 2: always pops in, like I'd never expect that many people's twitch, right,
Speaker 2: and we talk about I'm sure somehow mycount of Shadow
Speaker 2: band on Twitch because some of the stuff that we've
Speaker 2: said and everything like that, and mostly people go on
Speaker 2: Twitch to watch losers play video games, so it's rare
Speaker 2: to have people pop in when you go to YouTube.
Speaker 2: We have a lot more people if we're doing live
Speaker 2: stuff pop in say hey all stuff. So, but for
Speaker 2: some reason, especially when you shot up Friday Night, Dutches
Speaker 2: he's always there, always looking in the background like a
Speaker 2: fucking ghost. So he might be he might be the
Speaker 2: person fucking with my lights. I think it's crazy and
Speaker 2: it's I think it's the heat but it's just like,
Speaker 2: after all this time, it finally fucking fell off. Wow,
Speaker 2: it's the fucking I know, really weird. Current owners of
Speaker 2: the house claim it took six weeks to empty the
Speaker 2: house of all the furniture. After the house was emptied,
Speaker 2: a local investigator purchased the home for a cool one
Speaker 2: hundred and thirty five million. That's a lot of money
Speaker 2: still because it's a it's a famous home, right, so
Speaker 2: I think it's worth it.
Speaker 4: It deemed it worthless, but it's one hundred and thirty
Speaker 4: five million dollars.
Speaker 2: I think after they were praised it and then realized
Speaker 2: the significance of the history, and you wouldn't really tear
Speaker 2: it down. I feel like, and shit and red wood
Speaker 2: in there, damn just yeah, well that too, I guess.
Speaker 2: Just five months after Winchester died, the Winchester Mystery House
Speaker 2: was opened to the public for tours. Because then if you, okay,
Speaker 2: I want to like, you might have a bitting more
Speaker 2: people that may want to even live there for some
Speaker 2: strange reason, you know, some weirdo. And then but you
Speaker 2: have one of that someone's like, oh, I want to
Speaker 2: make this a tourist attraction. The time, especially in the
Speaker 2: nineteen twenties, even thirties, it was still a big thing
Speaker 2: for like spiritualism. It was like a huge thing and
Speaker 2: people would pay to like have a psychic tell them
Speaker 2: something or go to a seance and have them bang
Speaker 2: their knees off the table and then they think it's
Speaker 2: a ghost and shit like that, you know what I mean.
Speaker 2: So it would have been like a good investment to
Speaker 2: be like, oh, I'm gonna do tours. Everyone is so
Speaker 2: curious about this house anyway, right, you know what I mean. So,
Speaker 2: despite being fully emptied and refurnished open for business, the
Speaker 2: Winchester House continued to surprise well. Sarah Winchester was live.
Speaker 2: Stories were told of a storage room and her home
Speaker 2: filled with over twenty five thousand dollars over three hundred
Speaker 2: thousand dollars to day worth of undisplayed riches, including a
Speaker 2: tiffany window designed by Winchester herself, featuring a spiderweb design.
Speaker 2: I don't have that image, so everyone, if you can
Speaker 2: find it, look it up, because some mighty look it
Speaker 2: up later. Boo yes, boo boo. She seems like an
Speaker 2: odd woman. Now, it's crazy that the one picture that
Speaker 2: they took, it's like one person snapped the shot of
Speaker 2: her when she was like coming back from her carriage ride,
Speaker 2: Like it's weird.
Speaker 4: How is you to think that, Like this whole place
Speaker 4: is built before cars, I know four cars and or
Speaker 4: plumbing wasn't really a thing. Most people are like having
Speaker 4: a hard time to gathering food and this bitches out
Speaker 4: and on rooms right hard, Like these guys are gonna
Speaker 4: get me because my husband did some bad shit.
Speaker 2: Why, Sarah Winchester, why did you not just feed the poor?
Speaker 2: We got money for wars, but we can't feed the poor.
Speaker 3: Why.
Speaker 2: It's very funny where they're like recently, like for everyone,
Speaker 2: like the Financial Minister of Canada, the witch, the Nazi
Speaker 2: witch of Canada. She's like, oh, we can't keep throwing
Speaker 2: money at Toronto. Well, no shit, because trials a shithole
Speaker 2: to begin with. But like that before all the people
Speaker 2: because they brought a bunch of refugees and they bring
Speaker 2: in all these people, but we have no housing and
Speaker 2: places for them to live. Because this is all part
Speaker 2: of the WF planned for people that don't understand you.
Speaker 2: You flood a country full of immigrants and then it
Speaker 2: fucking destroys the country from the inside. Because people get hungry,
Speaker 2: then they get mad, and then they causes destruction and
Speaker 2: they revolt and and so they're like, oh, we can't
Speaker 2: have all this money, but we can set all this
Speaker 2: money to fucking other countries like Ukraine and fund these
Speaker 2: forever wars and these perpetual wars. It's just very funny
Speaker 2: because Tupac was always right, you don't got fucking we
Speaker 2: got all this money for billions upon billions dollars for war,
Speaker 2: to kill innocent people and to push countries and and
Speaker 2: and just one thing I always want to point out
Speaker 2: that people don't kind of realize what what do you
Speaker 2: think happens during wars other than death?
Speaker 4: Uh, someone's getting a lot of profit that too.
Speaker 2: But when it comes to children, Yeah, how easy it
Speaker 2: would be too. And then that people are pointing this out,
Speaker 2: like how many children like Ukraine is don't want to
Speaker 2: say this too loud, but is the hub for child trafficking,
Speaker 2: for money laundering and it has been for years Nazis.
Speaker 2: Everyone knows this that actually was there did any research
Speaker 2: prior to to the people that came in like are
Speaker 2: like rah Rah and they came and point out on
Speaker 2: a map I've heard since I was like fifteen that
Speaker 2: that place is so corrupt beyond belief and it's a
Speaker 2: hub for all these nefarious elites and to do very
Speaker 2: sick things and to launder money and to traffic people.
Speaker 2: And it's just crazy that most people don't seem to
Speaker 2: to see through the shit that's going on. They're still
Speaker 2: like this fucking is repeating the same shit over and over.
Speaker 2: I fucking hate people if you haven't noticed so very weird.
Speaker 2: And she had all these displayed riches and in this
Speaker 2: kind of secret room that nobody really knew about. In
Speaker 2: twenty sixteen, a secret attic was discovered because as you're
Speaker 2: going to this house and it's fucking huge, right, so
Speaker 2: you'd be like going through it and eventually you start
Speaker 2: like you probably find weird stuff or who knows, because
Speaker 2: they had like secret passageways like stuff that you would
Speaker 2: find in the walls, you know, like who knows kind
Speaker 2: of the stuff that you would end up finding throughout
Speaker 2: this extravagant home.
Speaker 4: Yeah, because you definitely don't want to tear a paneling
Speaker 4: and whatnot, because like looking at that place.
Speaker 2: It's wild. Eh, Like that's like that one's crazy right there. Yeah,
Speaker 2: I've seen a couple I was looking through. There's a
Speaker 2: bunch of photos of this place. You really have to
Speaker 2: dig deep for some of the more obscure photos because
Speaker 2: it's huge and just like it's just a weird. It's
Speaker 2: just bizarre place. And it's like even the outside this
Speaker 2: the construction of like some of the paneling and like
Speaker 2: the wood trim and like it's just fucking wild looking.
Speaker 2: You should ask your dad if he's heard of this place.
Speaker 2: I feel like he probably has out some documentaries or
Speaker 2: this ship, so it is weird. And there was secret
Speaker 2: storage room inside the attic was pump organ. I don't know.
Speaker 2: My grandfather used to play in an organ we used
Speaker 2: to have. I should fuck it. I should ask my
Speaker 2: mom for she I think she sold. It would have
Speaker 2: been cool to have it, like fucking creepy. Haven't in
Speaker 2: yours When it starts playing a Victorian era slut couch as.
Speaker 3: You have, I do have a slut coach.
Speaker 2: It's fucking it's very funny. Fucking comes home with this
Speaker 2: like its old school, like it's definitely a Victorian air
Speaker 2: couch and you're getting it. Like and I was over
Speaker 2: and talked to his mom. They were like, uh, he's like, oh,
Speaker 2: did you see the couch I got His Mom's like, yeah,
Speaker 2: I saw your Victorian slut couch out there, and it
Speaker 2: definitely looks like a couch that you'd have, like row
Speaker 2: from the Titanic, layon and then draw her like one
Speaker 2: of your French girls. Yeah, just so funny ship maybe
Speaker 2: fucking laugh. I love Brett's family. They're sucking a riot
Speaker 2: so a dress form a sewing machine in various paintings.
Speaker 2: A year later, rooms that were never open to the
Speaker 2: public were put on display, including a section of the
Speaker 2: home that remained unfinished at the time of her death.
Speaker 2: And that's the one I think that's got to be
Speaker 2: this where it was like it wasn't even finished yet,
Speaker 2: which is like pretty crazy how they were still adding
Speaker 2: on while she was dying. She's like, can you build
Speaker 2: me one more room? One more You're like your last
Speaker 2: breath haunted. I want to know. I would like to
Speaker 2: know I could take like a virtual reality that was
Speaker 2: accurate of like what she experienced after death, if she
Speaker 2: did see like if she if she did really get haunted,
Speaker 2: or or when she I got to finish the movie.
Speaker 2: Maybe I'll do it tonight. Everyone go watch the movie
Speaker 2: after this, maybe we'll get you in the mood for it.
Speaker 2: But like, I wonder if, like, when she's like dying,
Speaker 2: all these ghosts are like fucking punching her and shit
Speaker 2: and like dain like you bitch, But it's like it's
Speaker 2: not her fault. At the end of the day. I
Speaker 2: feel like her the death of her fucking daughter and
Speaker 2: her husband plagued her mind and made her go insane,
Speaker 2: Like just like the death and and and misery and
Speaker 2: grief can make people do crazy fucking things. Everyone deals
Speaker 2: with grief differently, right, And I feel like it it
Speaker 2: would make you go kind of insane and like that.
Speaker 2: And it's just a strange idea that she thought that
Speaker 2: she was responsible just because she married into a family
Speaker 2: that already established his wealth, already used these guns for
Speaker 2: war and death and to kill natives and everything. Right, Yeah,
Speaker 2: it's a weird thought. So secrets that fueled pop culture
Speaker 2: obsession with the house, and in twenty eighteen, Helen Muham
Speaker 2: starred in Winchester as Sarah Winchester herself. The story took
Speaker 2: rumors about the hauntings in the house and ran with them,
Speaker 2: depicting a women crazed by ghost of the Winchester Rifles.
Speaker 2: Filming the movie took place at the actual Winchester Mystery House.
Speaker 2: Oh that's cool. I'm gonna finish watch that and I
Speaker 2: just see that. Additionally, the home had been the setting
Speaker 2: for a numerous supernatural horror movie and novels, and as
Speaker 2: its mere existence provides an ample inspiration. Since her death,
Speaker 2: little has been uncovered about Sarah Winchester and the reasoning
Speaker 2: behind her obsession with building the Winchester Mystery House. She
Speaker 2: gave no interviews, left behind, no journals, had no family
Speaker 2: willing to speak about her. Pretty crazy. Occasionally, visitors to
Speaker 2: the Winchester mansion will report feeling the spirits that have
Speaker 2: longed resided in the home, though over the course of
Speaker 2: the paranormal investigations have turned up nothing like I think
Speaker 2: even when zach Begans went there and they kind of
Speaker 2: like it wasn't as there. They didn't catch as many
Speaker 2: things as you think they would have. Considering the amount
Speaker 2: of hauntings that she was claiming, and if she was
Speaker 2: doing seances all the time, you think that would open
Speaker 2: the doors, Like like when I've used weed, you boys,
Speaker 2: you're technically opening up a passageway, a door to the
Speaker 2: other side. You know what I mean, using these conduits
Speaker 2: to allow a door to be opened the flood.
Speaker 4: Gates not entirely wrong. That was the other thing that
Speaker 4: was really weird about the Wickeds. They really they didn't
Speaker 4: have any mirrors in their house. Oh weird because they said, like,
Speaker 4: the mirror is also in the same realm of your
Speaker 4: astral plane.
Speaker 2: Dude, ah man, it's a so we we had in
Speaker 2: the bedroom we had because we switched the room around recently,
Speaker 2: we had a mirror pointing out a mirror, like a
Speaker 2: mirror on this side of the wall and a mirror
Speaker 2: right here they could directly and a cross each other.
Speaker 2: I said. Child says, like, that's a really bad thing.
Speaker 2: You're not supposed to have that because it opens a doorway,
Speaker 2: so to speak, having a mirror, if having a mirror
Speaker 2: cross or connected to a mirror, and when you could
Speaker 2: see a mirror into another mirror, and you're not supposed
Speaker 2: to do that because it's like bad. It's like bad Juju,
Speaker 2: bad bad Juju really made a joke one episode that's
Speaker 2: very offensive. Yeah, he was crying. It was really I
Speaker 2: won't go back and listen to the Halloween episode. He's crying,
Speaker 2: couldn't hold it in. He was literally crying because he
Speaker 2: was thinking about how funny it was. He's like, I
Speaker 2: just picture them being like no bad juju, like hitting
Speaker 2: their head. I was like, you didn't say that, you
Speaker 2: fucking it, and like it's just like it's like no
Speaker 2: bad omens, not good, right, And then because you're not
Speaker 2: supposed to have that. And it's weird because when I've
Speaker 2: done mushrooms, everyone tells you not to look at yourself
Speaker 2: in the mirror. And that's how I know how high
Speaker 2: I am is when I look in the mirror, because
Speaker 2: every strain you see a different thing. So I've seen
Speaker 2: strains where like my eyes split and my face splits
Speaker 2: into all these GMT patterns and shit like that. It's
Speaker 2: like the wildest shit in the world. I like it.
Speaker 2: Some people would be horrified by, Like Billy. I told
Speaker 2: him how the the last time I did mushrooms and
Speaker 2: I was singing a cold pool and I saw all
Speaker 2: of reality. This is because I took a lot right,
Speaker 2: and I'm seeing all the reality shake around me a
Speaker 2: morph into one thing. He's like, you're not selling it
Speaker 2: to me. I'm like, it's incredible. You're seeing the fabric
Speaker 2: of reality bend around you and you fucking and looking
Speaker 2: at a mirror is incredible. Weren't Chelsea's house and she
Speaker 2: has a very like her dad has a very older
Speaker 2: old style house has been around for generations within the family.
Speaker 2: And we were looking at old photos of her family
Speaker 2: and her dad and her her grandmother that probably still
Speaker 2: lives in the house. And I was in the washroom
Speaker 2: and and just I was looking at myself in the mirror,
Speaker 2: and it just like it made my face look like
Speaker 2: a different person's face. It was weird.
Speaker 3: She shouldn't have all those funny marrors.
Speaker 2: Did she know that'd be fucking that would imagine if
Speaker 2: you're like, I can imagine going to a fucking fun
Speaker 2: house on mushrooms. She's like, look at the already distorts
Speaker 2: your reality. And then they're like, what the fuck am I?
Speaker 2: I Brett? I really want you to do them with
Speaker 2: me and Sawyer. It's a fucking riot, man. It's not
Speaker 2: as bad as you think it is.
Speaker 4: I'm I'm not saying it's bad. I'm just saying I
Speaker 4: might reenact and some reenact some war scenes.
Speaker 2: That would be hilarious. I would really enjoy that.
Speaker 3: I don't know if I would, I would.
Speaker 2: I want to watch you do it. Well, I would
Speaker 2: be like filming. It will be like having a great time.
Speaker 2: We make a movie out of it. It's like two
Speaker 2: guys in a munthroom, so funny, so really weird. So
Speaker 2: people still visit visits the claiming they like see ghosts
Speaker 2: that maybe have resided in the home. Of course, the
Speaker 2: port of my investigation has turned up nothing, but perhaps
Speaker 2: there's still some spirits haunting this mansion, maybe even Sarah
Speaker 2: Winchester herself. After all, she built the house for the
Speaker 2: restless dead. Why not take advantage of it herself? Could
Speaker 2: I reach you? No? What a fun episode? Pretty weird? Eh,
Speaker 2: very weird. What do you think? Any final thoughts?
Speaker 4: I think if I'm never gonna go to California, I'm
Speaker 4: definitely gonna visit this place.
Speaker 2: Yeah, that'd be cool. It probably be a little bit
Speaker 2: of money to go tour it, but I'm sure it's
Speaker 2: not that expensive like it's for like, because they probably
Speaker 2: took a group of people. They give you the basic
Speaker 2: history of it, and then they walk you through it.
Speaker 3: I profly want to go visit the most haunted house in.
Speaker 2: All of America, which one is that we can do
Speaker 2: an episode about it. There's a couple that they claim
Speaker 2: are the most haunted.
Speaker 4: There's one that's in Virginia. Yeah, one that's in Pennsylvania.
Speaker 2: Well, we'll do a really good haunting story at your place.
Speaker 2: Because even me and when me and Sawyer, we're just
Speaker 2: out for dinner, all of us and stuff like that,
Speaker 2: and we were talking about when before you showed up
Speaker 2: about your experience. You told us on the Patreon episode,
Speaker 2: So everyone go pay for that shit, and we're the
Speaker 2: Strange dog is where you talked about your experience in
Speaker 2: the astral world and when you had the knocking at
Speaker 2: the door. And I was like, and I said, so,
Speaker 2: I was like, man, it's like being in his like
Speaker 2: place and talking about that and like it's we're in
Speaker 2: the woods and it's like dark out. I was like,
Speaker 2: I live for that shit, though. I like being scared.
Speaker 2: The idea me and my buddy always like this when
Speaker 2: you're youngers, you always talk about we used to mess
Speaker 2: around Wiji boards or you know, try to go somewhere
Speaker 2: haunted or whatever. We'd always talk about like that. It's
Speaker 2: the fear of being scared, right, But there's no supposed
Speaker 2: there's supposably supposedly no consequences. It's not like you're like
Speaker 2: going to war and you're scared because you're gonna die.
Speaker 2: It's like, oh, there might be a ghost here and
Speaker 2: we might hear something or something might scare us, but
Speaker 2: you're not necessarily gonna die, right, So like, I love
Speaker 2: that feeling. It's like corn movies, m you know, just
Speaker 2: being a little scared. You're not gonna know, nothing's gonna
Speaker 2: happen to you.
Speaker 3: Hopefully, I don't know.
Speaker 4: After being with the Wickens, there's pretty much nothing scared about.
Speaker 2: Yeah, I know, I've watched I've watched The Witch. You
Speaker 2: should you like that movie a lot on mushrooms in
Speaker 2: my backyard, and that fucking scared the shit at me.
Speaker 2: Think about all the depth about like black magic and shit.
Speaker 2: But this was a fun episode. I'm glad you came out.
Speaker 2: Is this something fucking different, dude, Like it's getting like
Speaker 2: late techn Clay fucking for us and shit like that.
Speaker 2: So yes, because you've been working all day.
Speaker 3: I have been working all day. It's been a hot.
Speaker 2: Sweat and then the heat takes out of you. It's
Speaker 2: been fucking hot today, especially in this room and the
Speaker 2: air condishers on in the other rooms, but it's not
Speaker 2: working that well. So uh yeah, I hope he had fun.
Speaker 2: I hope the fans had fun. There's definite gonna be
Speaker 2: more stuff than your Halloween. We are gonna join the
Speaker 2: whole unit eventually, like you know, and I and Aaron.
Speaker 2: It will be cool because Aaron plans from Ireland right
Speaker 2: wants to come down eventually. And he was watching our
Speaker 2: episode that just got released this will be out way
Speaker 2: after about the Lizard people in La and he said
Speaker 2: he loved the episode and he's like, I would love
Speaker 2: to be there, and he's gonna try to figure it out.
Speaker 2: Maybe not for the wedding because he might not be
Speaker 2: able to pull it off by October, but he's gonna
Speaker 2: try to figure out coming down because he has his
Speaker 2: family in New York. And then I was like, we
Speaker 2: can go to Brett's property and we'll just fucking both
Speaker 2: pass out on the floor. We'll just get drunk and
Speaker 2: just do like he's an Irishman. It will be fun, right,
Speaker 2: So I was like, we'll end up doing stuff when
Speaker 2: he wants to come out some time when he's in Canada.
Speaker 3: Bring the Irishman.
Speaker 2: Yeah, it'll be fun, dude. So there's a lot of
Speaker 2: stuff in the works.
Speaker 3: I like the sounds of that.
Speaker 2: We're gonna have you gonna have some Irish whiskey.
Speaker 3: We'll have the powers again.
Speaker 2: Yeah, I'll be like, Man, fuck, I hate this ship.
Speaker 2: Check it out home. Yeah, God damn. I drank this
Speaker 2: ship for breakfast every day when I was a child.
Speaker 2: But I don't think that's it because he got wasted
Speaker 2: this that on the on the fucking Halloween special, he
Speaker 2: chugged a ball of Jack Daniels disgusting. Not not good. Yeah, goodness. So, yeah,
Speaker 2: there's a lot of stuff in the works, uh now
Speaker 2: that we're adding on Brett and like, so we have
Speaker 2: pine size conspiracies, We have a bunch of like different
Speaker 2: little things that we're gonna add in. And I hope
Speaker 2: the fans really do enjoy it. We Like I said,
Speaker 2: I only bring people on here that I actually care
Speaker 2: about and enjoy and I'm friends with and stuff like that.
Speaker 2: So there's a lot of stuff that we got ready
Speaker 2: to go in the work. It's gonna be exciting. So
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