Speaker 1: Hi, This is Christina and Carmen and this is another
episode of Spooky Tells, the podcast for all Things spooky,
sometimes to crime with the paranormal, but today just a
paranormal story because surprise, surprise, I'm sick. I was laughing
when we were with their cousin Bologna, and he's like,
every time I fucking listen to the podcast, Christina is
always like, I'm fucking sick. I'm sick. He's like, you
need to vitamin see or something. I don't know we need.
It was so funny. He was sick of it. He
was sick of it. And are we all? Oh? I
was gonna say, are we all sick of me being sick?
I am too. Yeah, I have the immune system of
a fish. No, I don't know what their immune system is, like,
you have the immune sism of a parent. Yeah, you're right.
That reminds me about what a Chapel Roone said about
that you're all miserable. Look, she's from the Midwest. Okay.
The girls in the mire from the fact of being
alone being in the Midwest not I'm just kidding. They're
in the trenches. Modesto is like the Midwest of California.
So if anything, I feel you, But I'm not a parent,
so I'm not miserable like them. As chapel Bone would say,
I'm sorry. You can't make me hate chapel Roone. No, no,
because she's right. As a parent, Listen, I don't remember
anything from newborn to three years old. I was in
the trenches. Okay. Yeah, and now that they're older, it's
like a little bit more chill. Now it's not miserable.
But back then, and I think that's what she's talking about,
because she's twenty seven, that's around the time most people
are having their sub kids. Yes, yeah, that is no
joke that no one can tell me. That's sleeping two
hours every four hours. Is it gonna make you miserable?
It No, And I, as a parent completely agree, like
it is the most miserable thing ever. Yeah. Yeah, anyway,
enough of enough of Chapelone. I forgot already. I don't remember.
Oh because you're sick, because you're al sick because your
parent and I'm miserable. Yeah right, and she's right, that's why,
that's why that happened. Yes, yes, oh man, anyway, yeah,
so yeah again, I'm sick. Point of all that. I'm sick.
I'm sick. This is a short episode because I'm sick. Yeah,
I'm going to stop saying those two words for today. Okay.
But before we get into the topic, which is whenever
we need a short episode and I feel like it,
just yeah yeah. So we're talking about a very scary
case from manoplu that. But before all that, we have
a listener's story. Okay, So this story comes from Lily.
Thank you Lily. Hi ladies, big fan. I've always wanted
to share this story, but I never know how to
do an introduction, so I'm getting right into it. I
love it. When I was about nine or ten years old,
my mom and my two younger siblings and I lived
in a small, one bedroom apartment. In the one bedroom,
we had bunk beds. My brother and I slept on
the top bunk, and my sister and my mom on
the bottom bunk. The bunk beds were made out of metal,
and since we got them secondhand, they creaked really bad
with any move or when anyone climbed on or off,
or even if we sat down on the bottom bunk.
Across the street from a very small apartment complex was
a convenience store. They give it like a neighborhood hangout.
We nei the owner or the owner knew us. Now,
I as the oldest child with immigrants, I was always
super responsible and put myself to bed early. Wow, very
eldest immigrant child. Codd yes, and put myself to bed
early every night because I didn't want to be tired
for school. Precious on this particular night, I did just that,
but I kept the room late. On my mom came
in the room and said her and my siblings would
be running across the street to the store, and they
even took chihua wa. You know, Chihuahuas are yappers. You know.
She went to bed like at seven pm or some shit.
You know, it's like, you know, six forty five. Actually,
do you remember when we used to get in trouble
and then our mom used to make us go to
sleep in the summertime. Look at six pm, I get
so mad. So yeah, this was six pm. We know it.
The family in the chihuahua running to the store, and
she's going to bed. She closes the bedroom door and
I hear them all leave. It was not unusual not
to lock the door because they'd be right back, and
you could literally see our apartment from the store. I
usually left facing the wall, covered from head to toe.
About a minute later, I hear the room door open again,
and I assume someone came back because they forgot something. However,
it's really quiet, and I get this instant feeling of dread.
Too quiet. It's not sleep paralysis because I was not asleep.
I had barely gone to bed. I was completely awake.
My heart sink. I heard whoever came in sit down
on the bottom bunk, because, like I said, our beds
were creaky. I thought, maybe it's my mom. I'll just
ask for water and see what they respond. But I
couldn't bring myself to it. Something in me wouldn't let
me speak or move. The person in the bottom bunk
gives a big audible sigh, gets up, and I heard
them once again open the room door to leave. I
still can't move. A few minutes past and I hear
my family come in through the front door again. I
asked my sister if one of them came back, and
she said no one. I said nothing else. I am
now thirty one, and to this day, no one knows
who came in, whether it was something supernatural or a
weirdo who saw my family leave. We were poor and
lived in a bad neighborhood apartment complex. I just remember
every cell in my body filled with complete terror. Regardless,
I almost think the actual human stranger is scarier, and
I don't even want to imagine what I would have
encountered had I asked for water and it hadn't been
my mom. I know it's not a super long, crazy story,
but I think about it a lot and will probably
never know who was in my room with me that night.
Thank you ladies for listening. I love love the podcast. Wow.
I definitely think it was something supernatural paranormal because I
feel like if it was a human being, unfortunately, they
would have done something to her, because what kind of
human being would go and sit in a bed and
then not do anything, you know, or at least it
would have like stolen something or you know, I don't know,
you know, or said something. Yeah yeah, but for sure
stolen something. People are usually looking for something, so no
one goes into a house and leave something hand for
no reason. Yeah yeah, yeah, So yeah, I'm gonna go
with a tired ghost. The ghost just stat for a
little bit and it's sighed. I was like, and then left.
That would make me feel better because I'd rather encounter
a ghost like that than a human than a person. Yeah,
then an actual person in my house? Like yeah, I
think so too. Anyway, that's enough freedom for me. Might throwers?
Yeah yeah, stop talking now, all right, let's get into it.
So this is the Gatia from The Manoplula. I don't
think we need to say what La Mano is at
this point in the podcast. No, I don't think so,
but but but we will anyway, radio show where people
would call it and tell their scary stories and it
was like super popular and wild. Yeah, think Coast to
Coast but Mexico. I still don't know what Coast to
Coast is. Okay, well think LaMnO Polula but why you Okay,
you don't know who Art Bell is and Coast to
Go our belli Art Bell Art Bell. No, he's the
host of Coast to co No, I don't know who
that is. They've had some crazy calls, really think shut
up like La Mano Polua. But in the US. Okay,
so Gatia called La Manoplula and said, are you the
help me? I'm possessed? First words like yeah, imagine answering
the phone, isn't that you? Four days before her call
to Juanda Moon Science, she and her friends were playing
La Wika or Luigi. During this Wuiji board session, Gatia
and her friend Bati were making fun of the situation
and they started mocking the board. I don't do that.
It's like, no, if you're gonna for whatever reason, touch born,
I said, which is you said? And my love No,
I said, twishi. I don't know why I said that.
It's because I was saying touch and ouigi, like you
forget to touch a wiji bord. And then I said Tuiji,
I don't know. Yeah, I probably shouldn't say nothing. Yeah.
Suddenly the lights went out and the room got extremely cold.
Then they heard these horribleadas or laughs. The four of
them were terrified, and her friends decided to go home.
Five minutes when by and the light came back. Gatia
went to leave the board in the patio, and when
she got back inside, her parents had returned. They had
been at a reunion. Katia told them what happened, and
they told her none of that was true. This kind
of stuff wasn't real, and she had been influenced by
her friends but Gatya was convinced by their attempts at reassurance,
and things only got worse. When she went to bed
that night, I just thought, like Scooby do, like real row,
And then I remembered that TikTok where people are seeing
that kaga do sounds like Scooby doo. Scooby doo. Yeah,
oh my god, Okay, tell me why. Enough champagne to
fill the nye sack? In my head, I saw way
too many, but one of them khalel no, Yeah, okay,
that's circulating like all the lines. Enough champagne to fill
the nile Kalel no. I need you to give me
the stone bit, are you gal? Okay? Okay. When she
was in she felt a rush of cold air and
saw a bunch of shadows. The shadows kept telling her
they were going to kill her and that she doesn't remember,
and then she didn't remember what happened. She must have
passed out. The next morning when her parents woke up
woke her up, she was acting crazy. She was talking
in the voice of a man and telling them a
bunch of grosidias. Oh no, she was like, hellol no,
enough champagne to fill the Nile. That's what she said
to them. Wow. Crazy, it was so bad that the
servant quit on the spot. Okay first, wow, Second they
had a servant. Okay, okay, okay, okay, got the ice,
you and your family. Since then, she had a blacked
out all least three times, and her parents had taken
her two different specialists to try and figure out what
was wrong with her. During her call, Katia Beegshua did
I'm want for help? She told them her parents are
worried that she's tired, and her parents keep getting mad
at her. She keeps on begging for help. Kwandermone tells
her he of course is going to help and that
she needs to calm down, Calm down, calm calm down.
Speaker 2: Sorry.
Speaker 1: If anyone hasn't watched them. Was a show called it
was It was like a parody of the Real Housewives
reality show, and it was called The Real Housewives of Something.
I think, but yeah, it's just funny and I think
we Yeah, everyone was in Angela from the Office, Angela
from the Office. Yeah, and yeah, there's an episode where
they all start fighting because they started telling each other
calm down, and they're like, yeah, this one thing you
never tell a woman. It's a it's a calm down. Yeah,
and anyway that's the reference. Yeah, okay, well was Kwandamon
told her she needs to calm down. Then he asks
her if she believes in god es. Katya is answering Kuandamon.
She tells him the shadows are coming, and she starts
screaming and crying They're coming, They're coming. Quandamon is telling
your please calm down, Katya. Then the phone sounds like
it falls. Then there's a voice that says, do get
the meta spend well that is cleard quickly wow. But
Kanda keeps asking for Katya, but the voice says, oh
you think you're so smart? What your degree? Stop? But
Guadamon keeps asking for Katya. I'm not sorry. Judam keeps
asking for Katya, but the voice says, oh you think
you're so smart. If you get involved with what doesn't
pertain to you again, I'm going to kill you two.
Kuatemal then asks who is speaking, and the voice says,
I'm asta Roth. He replies you're not as Roth and
repeats Katya's name a few times before asking her to
repeat after him. Jesus Christ is with me, Katya Danielle's
shut up in son of a Bitch or beep I'm
not sure which, Well it's a beep, do outs? I
don't know. Yeah, I'm not sure what cuss word she uses?
What you know, but it could have been I feel
like it. Yeah, you're right, Yeah, I'm gonna kill you.
And then she is even louder, keeps repeating her name
again and again, but she never replies. The call was cut.
They end up calling back, but her dad answered the
Phone's dad tells that he doesn't want le Mano believe
that to call them back, that he started has a
medical issue and she does not need an exorcism. That
they don't believe in extorcisms, and it only exists in movies.
And that's the end. No one knows what happened to
Katya should listened to the creepiest part of the call. Yeah,
let's do it. I know I.
Speaker 2: Got or this Tranquila Tranquillata Katya Katuca I s that
the Katyata and l see Katia and Cua I left
the remos Katya create it was the certain Katya Katya.
Katia responding repeat hes a griso is that other ka
Tranquila gratia scucci i satia power such by the Katya
katya scucia katya.
Speaker 1: Okay. The reason it wasn't scared to me is because
she sounds like she's in an episode of That's why
I have to say I agree. Then when she's when
he says like who am I speaking to? Or she
like laughs a little bit and then says, as that
ales that part was great. Yeah, I guess we should
talk a little bit about us now. I want to
say it in Spanish as yeah, who is he? Who
is she? He is the grand Duke of Hell, of
the first demonic hierarchy two which bails above and Lucifer
also belongs, So he's like up there, up there, top
tier demon so as the Rod is depicted as a
naked man with wings and the hands and feet of
a dragon and a second pair of feathered wings beneath
the main one, So he has two sets of wings. Yes, wow, cool.
He wears a crown and he holds a snake in
one hand, and he writes a wolf or a dog.
I'm sorry he sounds kind of. He has two methods
of transport, actually three methods of transportation. His first set
of wing to second set of wings and the dog
or wolf. So that's cool. Yeah. Yeah. The Duke has
four demons to directly serve him Amn, Pruslass, Barbados, and
russ chivarec russiavac interesting. August is the month during which
this demons attacks, not August, uh right, so that's when
his demon, this demons attacks against men are stronger. I
don't like that, neither think. I don't know the application,
no right. According to Sebastian mckelly's he's a demon of
the first hierarchy who seduces by means of a laziness,
self doubt and rationalized philosophies. Whatever that means, I don't know.
He makes you lazy with doubt yourself maybe, but I
don't know. What I don't know is rationalized philosophy. I
don't know what that is. Yeah, too dumb, and I
don't feel like think you're the same same. His adversary
is Saint Bartholomew, who can protect against him, for he
has resisted asteroists temptations. Okay, Bartholomew Bartellome YOUU to others.
He teaches mathematical scientists and handicrafts can make it sounds great.
It doesn't sound bad to me. He can make men
invisible and lead them to hidden treasures and answers every
question formulated to him. Okay, doesn't sound too bad. And
he was also said to give to mortal beings the
power over serpents. Okay, so far, he doesn't sound too bad.
What is kabbala? Kabbala also spilled with a C or
a q, sometimes translated as mysticism or a cult knowledge
as a part of Jewish tradition that deals with the
essence of God. Okay, so, a sacred text, experience, or
the way things work. Cabalists believe that God moves in
mysterious ways, an esoteric method, discipline, or school of thought
in Jewish mysticism. Okay, interesting. So in that school of thought,
Astaroth was a co sanatory of a diabolical pact with
Urbane Grandeur and was a demon thought responsible for possessing
the nuns in the convent of Louden Is. I say, Ludon, Oh,
this is a crazy story. I need to find I
listened to it. I don't remember what podcast it was,
but they covered it's like the I think you can
either find it the Possession of Ludon or the Exorcism
of Ludon. But it's a group of nuns. Maybe we
could do it for a patron. Yeah, yeah yeah. In
the Black Maths ceremony used by notorious French poisoner Love Between,
Asteroth was called a prince of friendship. He is a
servant demon to those born August seventh, three elevens. I'll
tell my friends who are born between these dates, like, hey,
this is your servant demon. You have a servant demon
and his name is Astroth and his fall from heaven. Astaroth,
like many of the fallen angels that fell from Heaven,
was an angel that resided in Paradise and was a
member of the Thrones. Due to his position as a throne,
he was highly ranked amongst the choir of Angels, as
he would see to the caring of God's throne. However,
he found himself joining Lucifer's side during the War in
Heaven and was cast down to Hell alongside all other
rebel angels. He was president at Pandemonium during Lucifer's rally.
But what does that sound fun? It's sounds like a party, Yeah,
a good time, officially declaring himself as an enemy of
God forever after Lucifer and his rebel brothers conquered Hell
while newly establishing it as their own kingdom. A hierarchy
was formed during the process, with Astaroth aiding in the
decreeen of noble positions. Hell would ultimately be ruled by
the three some premium monarchs known as the Satanic Triumvirate,
which consider consisted of Lucifer, Belsebub and Some. These three
would be above and simultaneously be part of the Seven
Kings of Hell, whom were the ruling body of the Inferno.
Due to Asterod's influence and power, he would be closely
affiliated with the Seven Great Kings and the Triumvirate as well,
to the point where demonologists counted him among their number
part of the seven. Okay, that was Astroos and that
was what about that? He's a top tier demon got
the ass possession? Wow, she was successed by king adjacent Yeah. Yeah,
and that brings us to the end of the episode. Yes,
I think so, can never go wrong with episode. And yeah,
nobody knows what happened to Kat after that. Damn Well,
hopefully she became unpossessed. Yeah, hopefully someone took her for
a nextism yeah, yeah, I don't know, though, she could
still be out there possessed right now. M mm hmmm.
Don't like that. Oh, I guess what's take a little
bronch here for spooky recommendations and we're backs. Do you
have any Yeah, since we were speaking of satanic things
and reminding me of two audiobooks I listened to this week. Oh,
one was Black Sheep by Rachel Harrison. How was why
stand now? I've read I think actually just two of
her books. I thought I read more. It was good.
I think you're right. Oh, it's because I want to
read like two other ones. Uh, Calcole and there's a
wearable one. Oh, such sharp teeth, I think, but I've
only read two so far. So Black Sheep by Rachel Harrison.
The description a cynical twenty something must confront her unconventional
family's dark secrets, and this fiery, irreverent horror not from
the author of such sharp Teeth and cackle. Nobody has
a normal family, but Vesper writes, is truly something else.
Vesper left home at eighteen and never looked back, mostly
because she was told that leaving the staunchly religious community
she grew up in meant she couldn't return. But then
an envelope arrives on her doorstep. Inside is an invitation
to the wedding of Vesper's beloved cousin Rosie. It's to
be hosted at the family farm. Have they made an
exception to the rule. It wouldn't be the first time
Vesper has been giving special treatment. Is the invite a
sweet gesture in olive branch? A trap? Doesn't matter? Something
inside her insists she go to the wedding, even if
it means returning to the toxic environment she escaped, even
if it means reuniting with her mother, Constance, a former
horror film star and forever Ice queen when Vesper's When
Vesper's homecoming exooms a terrifying secret, She's forced to reckon
with her family's beliefs and her own crisis of faith
in this deliciously sinister novel that explores the way family
ties can bind us as we struggle to find our
place in the world. So I read it four out
of five stars only because it was a little bit predictable,
but it was so entertaining that I loved it either way, Okay,
and it was what does this have to do with Satan. Well,
this staunchly religious community that her family is involved in
their Satanists. Oh, okay, and should I spoil it a
little bit? Or no? I for one love us spoilers. So, yeah,
her dad is Satan, but she doesn't know it yet.
She it takes a while for her to find out
her dad actually is. Okay, but I know I liked it.
Yeah it was. It was good. It was funny in
some parts. And who doesn't like reading about like toxic families?
Speaker 2: You know?
Speaker 1: I love it? Yeah. And then the other one I read,
so I was gonna ask if you had another one? Okay,
or listen to it? I should say this one is
a little bit different. So it's called If Cats Disappeared
from the World. It's a Japanese book translated to English,
and it's by Ganki Kawamura. Hopefully he said that right. Okay.
So this one says the postman's days are numbered. It's
strange from his family, living alone with only his cat
Cabbage to keep him company. He was unprepared for the
doctor's diagnosis that he has only months to live. But
before he can tackle his bucket list, the devil appears
to him to make an offer. In exchange for making
one thing in the world disappear, our narrator will get
one extra day of life. And so it begins a
very bizarre week. With each object that disappears, the Postman
reflects and the life he's lived, his joys and regrets,
and the people he's loved and lost. I guess that's
kind of it. The rest is just like about the author, Okay,
but yeah, sounds cool. It was like Quirky the Devil
was kind of funny, and in the end he realizes
how important his dad was to him. And there's nothing
I love more than a makeup, a family makeup. Yeah, yeah, yeah,
I rated that one four out of five. Wow, yeah,
that sounds good. And guess what I'm listening to now.
But i'mn't done yet. American Rapture. Oh my god, Yes, okay,
we must, we simply must talk about it even more.
Yeah we wait? Have we done our episode on religious
nor for Patreon? No? Oh okay, because that's where I
wanted to talk about it. So I'm excited that you
are ready listening to it. I loved it. I loved it.
I'm leaving it so far. I just don't like that
narrator's voice. Yeah, I don't remember. It was okay, it
was not amazing, I am. Yeah, it's not horrible. It's
just not my favorite. Yeah, basically was sid Yeah. I
had been trying to get through the audiobook for the
Way of King by Brendan Sanderson, not whrror. It's like
a fantasy y sci fi No, sorry, fantasy, I said fantasy. Yeah,
I know, but then I said the wrong thing, and
then I corrected myself even though you had already said it.
That shit was like forty hours. Oh my god, that's
like our share of a night. It was like thirty
nine hours I think, or maybe no, it was less
than that. My old run out and I didn't I had.
I was like five percent through. Wow. I don't know
if I can listen to a fantasy novel because I
feel like there's also many so much going on. Yeah, yeah,
so I don't know if I'll attempt that. I don't
think so. But no, my actual speaker recommendation and it's
not speaking more than it's actually true crime. It's in
the crime genre of movies. But and I already talked
about it for like forty seconds on TikTok, but it's
called Breath Though or Noise. It's on Netflix, and wow,
it's such a such a tragic but beautiful movie. This
mom is searching for her daughter. Her daughter has been
missing for like eight months at this point, and at
the beginning of the movie, they're called to the office
of like the investigators to see if it's her daughter,
and like it was like, basically to them, a waste
of time because like there doesn't even match the description
of their daughter, Like their daughter had a very distinctive
tattoo that actually matches her own, like her the mom
and daughter had matching tattoos, and this body doesn't. So
it's like the parents were like, why didn't you just
look at this information that's already in the file. But
like the last investigator left and he was replaced with
someone else, so it's someone new and like just to
show how how like, yeah, the system works where like
people come and go and then like it's like starting
over for the family and yeah, so from that point on,
the mom basically is like, you know what, I need
to find her. I need to look for her. And
so she goes to the town and she's been there
plenty of times. But she goes to the town where
the daughter went. She was like on a vacation with
her friends when she went missing, and she goes to
the town. She starts from there, she meets with a
journalist who's helping her. This journalist is with her the
whole time. They're they're figuring this out together and they uncover,
of course corruption. They also team up with another group
of like mom searchers, that's Maddis and you know you
see them, all of them have missing family members. They
dedicated themselves to helping others find you know, people they
look through suspected like like we I guess we talked
about it on.
Speaker 2: No.
Speaker 1: Last episode of the Spanish episode. We talked about that's right,
that's right, and it's like basically like that group, this
is what they are in the movie because there's so
many of them, like we said in that episode. Yeah,
but then you can see the moms also like find
joy in each other and it's like they're, you know,
they've have been forced to become activists at this point
because this is now activists work looking for the disappeared.
But they also and it just made me think of
you know, when people says, resistance is joy, But they
don't mean like sit down and don't mean ignore current
events and exactly by yourself a latte and read your booget,
ignore the world. That's not what that means, right, Like
these these women just went through looking at a very
similar situation like rendro psychia, where they've collected groups of bodies,
like like evidence bodies. Like it's like very similar. And
at the end of the day they're like all together
eating and then someone starts playing music they all start
dancing together. That's that's what that means to me. Yeah,
Like in this horribleness of them doing this horrible but
meaningful work that they have been forced to do, they
have found joining each other. And it's like the first
time that the main character, the mom who's searching for
her own daughter laughs. It's the first time she laughs
in the hier movie is right there, and even there's
all the little moments with her and the journalists where
they like one of them will tell a joke or
the other, and you know, but like it's it's it's
it's it's such a good movie, but it's like it's
so sad. And then she, uh, well, I don't want to.
I don't want to spoil anything because I feel like
everybody really should watch the movie. What is it on
streaming Netflix? Netflix? Netflix? Yeah, there's another similar movie on
Prime and I don't know I've heard of that one.
I haven't seen it. I don't remember the name. Yeah,
but this one is agree though. On Netflix. There's like
there was a clip because you know, March eighth is
International Women's Day and people go out and protests, and
it's a huge deal in Latin America and Mexico, not
so much here in the US, but here it's been commercialized, yes,
but over there it's real, meaningful protests and people demanding
justice for their loved ones. And so there's a depiction
of a very similar like protest in the movie and
it gets it gets insane. Wow. But there's a clip
in the movie that was going around. The whole reason
why I watched it because I came across the clip
on TikTok where they're preparing for the protests and they're
like in the central of this town and the main
character is talking to a younger woman who's like bumming
a cigarette off her and as she's running the girl,
they're talking and they're having like a discussion, and then
the girl gives her back, like you know, the cigarette.
She's like, all right, I gotta go now, and then
the main character is like, well, where are you going?
And then she turns around. She's like what, don't tell
me you're like one of the ones that care about
the monuments more than the missing people. I saw that clip,
but it's Spanish, like, oh, Apoco, it is the last
call in Portellos Monumentos. It's like the clip that was
going around, but that's the clip alone is like, well,
let me check this movie out. And yeah, it's like
an hour and a half long maybe, but such an impactful,
important movie which I don't know much different than like
I don't know, Yeah, e is right, he shoot she
who must not be named they meant to say, and
it's just yeah, that reminds me of a podcast I
first came across through TikTok and it was a group
of Mexican women who are like singing one of the
popular songs that they always singing as a match as oh,
I know which one? Yeah, And so then I checked
out the podcast and it's called and it's a group
of six women friends that's what they're called sas and
they have an episode, Well, the episode where that clip
came from is Feminism, and so I started listening to it.
It's three hours long, so I'm not done yet. I
was like, wow. But they talk about like what feminism
means to them and how they came to become feminist,
what they thought it meant before, and blah blah blah.
And one thing there they keep joking about is because
you know, when these clips of the women uprising basically
in locentros and we're going viral years ago, the man
would comment, So I said, no, some foremast know, some
foremast that you know, to protest, right something, that's not
the way to protest. So then they keep joking to
each other. I said, no form But yeah, I mean,
this is the only episode I've listened to so far,
and I'm not done yet. But they're funny. And if
you want to like practice, I guess you're Spanish and
and hear more informal Spanish, I guess because I want
to be able to talk like that. That's my goal.
Whoever will but yeah, I know it's good. Anyway, I'll
have to I'll have to check it out. Send me
the link. I will. I mean, I can find it.
But yeah, that sounds good. But yeah, everyone should check
out that movie. And okay, this is actual the actual
end of the episode, unless you have anything else said.
I started watching Conclave. Oh no, how is that? I've
been meaning to watch that. I'm enjoying it. I love
the drama, the petty drama. Okay, the podcast I edit,
Vulgar History. They have a Patreon only episodes they do
where they review movies and Conclave was one of them,
and I was like, this sounds very fun. I am
liking it so fun. And you know, as a cultural Catholic,
former normal Catholic, I love the scenery. I love the
imagery of the outfits. Look like we said we love
an old church too. Yeah, and yeah, the outfits, the
sacred yes right, the little robes and shit I love.
I love a matches to cheese in it too, is
love okay, Okay. The guy who plays Boltemore Ralph something.
I hear there's a breakthrough Mexican actor too. I only
know his name in the movie is like Cardinal beneath this.
I don't know his name. This is for his first role.
And okay, so we're only gonna like maybe halfway because
it's like almost three hours long or two hours on.
I remember, right, and Paul is guessing that he's going
to be the bad guy, but I don't think so.
I don't think so. No, I know, I think I
know who it is. You're probably right. I think I'm right.
I don't think he's where do you think it is?
I'll cut his parent, actually I will. It's very obvious,
So I think it's not him. It's uh, the Cardinal Tremblay.
I always plays the villain by the way. You recognize
that when you see him. Yeah, I have to watch this. Yeah,
I think you're like it. And I kept talking throughout
the whole thing about scottle Metal too, and then I
was like telling him about how in the older times
the mats used to be held with the priest behind
facing not facing the crowd. His back was to the crowd,
and it was in Latin. But through this movement liberation,
you fucking He's like, I know, I'm not surprised at
all that you would be saying all this through conflict.
And also he hates movies, so I probably should be
pausing it, but I couldn't like because they bring that
up in the in the movie, because there's two fascist
Ish priests cardinals whatever they are, that are more right wing,
more conservative, and they want to go back to the Latin,
you know, and it has a name lit I don't
remember the name, you know, the lad Masks. And then
there's like more left wing like standing Tucci and beneath this,
who are not about that. There are oscar oscttrol metal codes.
Yes they are. Oh my god, oh my god. Yeah,
so I think you like it. Honestly, I'm gonna watch
it in pieces. But okay, okay, I guess I guess
we're done now, okay, okay, we could be done. Then
Carmen is visiting me in a couple of days. I'm
hoping to feel better. But then I get medic go
for first, Yeah, I better not get you sick. But
also then we can go around Portland trying food and
we can have some vlog, a vlog for a patroon. Yes, yes, yeah,
there's like a golf cafe and then like a Latina
own spooky cafe, uh and some other cafes that we
want to know. If you're sick, I'm going without you, Okay,
I'm not recording anything. Okay, well then there won't be
a vlog. We'll see all right. Yeah, and other than that,
stay spooky. We'll catch every one next time.
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